Special Bulletin 21-2015

By JG

After Friday night’s attack in Paris by Muslim Jihadis, French military airstrikes hit ISIS targets in Syria, yet they left the jihadi network inside of France intact.

For approximately forty minutes in Paris on Friday night, beginning at 9:20 p.m. local time, eight Muslim Jihadis conducted numerous assaults across the city. Explosions at the Stadium of France detonated during a soccer game. Gunmen also fired on two restaurants at Le Petit Cambodge, a bar at Le Bonne Biere, a restaurant at Le Belle Equipe, and at a concert hall at Bataclan.

One hundred twenty-nine people were killed and three hundred fifty-two were wounded. Seven of the eight Jihadis were killed. One of them, Abdeslam Salah, is still at large.

ISIS claimed responsibility for the attacks.

France’s response was to strike ISIS targets outside of its own borders instead of destroying the massive and imminent Islamic threat inside of France.

There are at least forty-seven mosques within a ten-mile radius of downtown Paris. They teach that jihad is an obligation for all Muslims until Sharia is the law of the land and the global Islamic State (Caliphate) is established.

The Union of Islamic Organizations in France (UIOF) has significant influence in France and French leaders hear its voice. The UIOF is a Muslim Brotherhood organization whose stated objective is to destroy all un-Islamic governments and replace them with Islamic rule.

France, like many European nations, is being inundated with Muslims (“refugees”) from numerous hostile countries who openly state they have no loyalty to France nor its laws. These countries support the implementation of Sharia and the establishment of the Caliphate.

French President Francois Hollande called the attacks in Paris “an act of war.” Yet he has not called the slow invasion of his country by Muslims seeking to destroy France by all means possible an “act of war.”

Airstrikes by the French military reportedly hit a command post, a jihadi recruiting center, a munition depot, and a jihadi training camp in Syria. The French military has not destroyed any such Islamic targets in France—yet those targets exist.

The German Interior Minister, Thomas de Maiziere, said “But I make the urgent plea, as interior minister and as a responsible politician of this country, that there shouldn’t be any hasty links made to the refugee debate.”  Germany’s leader Angela Merkel said she was “deeply shocked” by the attacks in Paris.

One has to ask what level of delusion these leaders live under. The global Islamic Movement has made it clear the reason for doing what it is doing (fighting jihad to establish a caliphate under Sharia) and the authority with which they do it (Islamic Doctrine). What exactly is shocking about what happened in Paris when viewed through the lens of Sharia? Nothing.

A small glimmer of light may be seen in recent comments by Bernard Cazeneuve, the French Interior Minister, who has called for the dissolution of “mosques where hate is preached” in France.

For anyone paying attention, this is just the tip of the iceberg plowing over Europe. The Europeans are giving the Jihadis all the rope they (Jihadis) need to hang them (Europeans).

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This article was originally published on November 16, 2015 on Understanding the Threat here: https://www.understandingthethreat.com/france-strikes-isis-targets-in-syria-but-not-in-paris/​

John Guandolo is the Founder of UnderstandingtheThreat.com, an organization dedicated to providing strategic and operational threat-focused consultation, education, and training for federal, state and local leadership and agencies, and designing strategies at all levels of the community to defeat the enemy.

Mr. Guandolo is a 1989 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy who took a commission as an Officer in the United States Marine Corps. He served with 2d Battalion 2d Marines as an Infantry Platoon Commander in combat Operations Desert Shield/Storm. From 1991-1996, he served in 2d Force Reconnaissance Company as a Platoon Commander, Assistant Operations Officer, and the unit’s Airborne and Diving Officer. During this time, he also deployed to the Adriatic/Bosnia. He served for one year as the Unit Leader for the CINC’s In-Extremis Force, directly reporting to a Combatant Commander in a classified mission profile. Mr. Guandolo was a combat diver, military free-fall parachutist, and a graduate of the U.S. Army Ranger School.

To learn more about Mr. Guandolo, click here. 

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