[T.L.Sink]

This remarkable article describes how France has persistently moved in a pro-Islamic direction - ever since de Gaulle, and long before the present 5 million Muslims (mostly from North Africa) made France their homeland and became a decisive factor in all French national elections. WELCOME EURABIA!

[litehaus]

"a French high-school philosophy teacher"

I guess I missed sumtin way back when.....high school philosophy?Maybe them froggies are onto sumtin?

[rwgal]

Guess he won't be around much longer if some rag head with an attitude has anything to do about it...hope he makes it. Just think how crazy they went over a cartoon....

Meadow Muffin

[Rummyfan]

Robert Redeker - a Frenchman fighting the good fight!

[westmichman]

Indeed a remarkable article. It is amazing how they will throw any one under the bus for political expediency. Then again maybe it isn't. The writer of this needs to be encouraged to keep writing as this is his first for "Commentary"

[Waco]

We could give these ragheads a demo in killing. Be short and sweet.

[Dark Skies]

Slowly but surely the French intellectual crowd (among them Alain Finkielkraut and now Redeker) is sounding the alarm about islam.

The upcoming French national election between Sarkozy and Royal will be either a sea change or a death rattle depending on who wins.

[Continental Soldier]

The fact that this man and his family have had to go into hiding should tell everyone all they ever needed to know about Islam.

[jalisco555]

You might find this article interesting.

[Cindy]

ON THE NET...

A LOOK AT MORE THAN CARTOONS

INTERNET-HAGANAH.com (AP - January 9, 2007): Paris - "REPORT: MOROCCAN POLICE ARREST MAN FOR ALLEGEDLY THREATENING TEACHER IN FRANCE" (January 11, 2007)

JIHAD WATCH.org (AP): Paris: "MOROCCAN POLICE ARREST MAN FOR ALLEGEDLY THREATENING TEACHER IN FRANCE Evidently there was more than one." (January 9, 2007)

JIHAD WATCH.org (THE NEWS.com.pk): Paris - "PARIS: MAN WHO SENT E-MAIL DEATH THREATS TO REDEKER CAPTURED" (October 17, 2006)

FRONTPAGE MAGAZINE.com: "THE PHILOSOPHER AND THE FATWA" by Robert Spencer (October 2, 2006)