To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
Monday, July 3, 2017
Man accused of plotting possible attack on French President Emmanuel Macron
In an increasingly unsettled and very angry world not only is Macron's life in danger but also Trump and all other world leaders as well. In our country Republicans would be more likely to own a gun and to plan a killing whereas democrats are more likely not to own a gun and if they killed someone it would be rage caused by the constant repression of one's actual feelings from Political Correctness.
So, from my point of view Political Correctness (as it applies to individuals practicing it) is a form of insanity where you lie to yourself about real things to the point where one day you just explode and hurt or kill someone spontaneously from the insanity of your political correctness in the first place.
Political Correctness and Diplomacy often prevents wars and murders while at the very same time it causes insanity (from lying to oneself) and explosions of rage often leading to injuries and murders in individuals. If you have studied psychology at all this makes complete sense.
French
authorities say a man has been given preliminary terrorism charges for
plotting a possible attack on President Emmanuel Macron or minority
groups.
PARIS — French authorities say a man has been given preliminary
terrorism charges for plotting a possible attack on President Emmanuel
Macron or minority groups.
Paris prosecutor's office spokeswoman Agnes Thibault-Lecuivre said
Monday that the 23-year-old suspect's plans were vague and not yet
finalized, and that he appeared to be acting alone.
She said the man was arrested in the Argenteuil suburb Thursday, and
told police of a possible plan to attack Macron on Bastille Day on July
14 and expressed nationalist views. The man was given preliminary
charges Saturday of individual terrorist activity.
Macron will oversee a military parade in Paris on Bastille Day
alongside President Donald Trump. Macron then heads to Nice to mark the
anniversary of the Islamic extremist truck attack that killed 86 people
in the southeastern city.
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