Thanks. Any transcript? Can't speak nor understand French.
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Grettin
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Thanks. Any transcript? Can't speak nor understand French. | ||
OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On January 08 2015 02:10 Grettin wrote: Wasn't the 'head' of National Front supposed to speak or release a statement to the public hours ago? Is it available somewhere.. She said she denounced a "terrorist attack committed by Islamic fanatics". Talk about desinformation... Source | ||
opisska
Poland8852 Posts
On January 08 2015 02:05 travis wrote: Here is the paper I wrote: http://www.filedropper.com/researchpaperendnotesworkcited-travisblack_1 Would you consider posting this as a blog for dicsussion? I have a lot to say to you after reading this, but I feel it would derail this thread a lot. | ||
hfglgg
Germany5372 Posts
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pretender58
Germany713 Posts
On January 08 2015 02:07 ahswtini wrote: Daesh or Da'ish is more of a perjorative term and not exclusive to French (an abbreviation of al-Dawla al-Islamiya fi Iraq wa al-Sham) yes I know, i didn´t mean that Daesh is french for ISIS I was referring to the fact that contrary to other western countries, in France ISIS are called Daesh. edit: Also see Acertos´ post about that. | ||
ZeromuS
Canada13378 Posts
On January 08 2015 02:03 Tephus wrote: I'd like to read it. I'm having a hard time thinking of a situation where peacefully exercising freedom of speech is wrong. His position is essentially that the danish newspaper decided to stand up for one ideal through another immoral action. It could have been done in a way which was more dignified or respectful, and then there was also the comment of hypocrisy because similar anti christian comics were denied use. | ||
hfglgg
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Acertos
France852 Posts
On January 08 2015 02:07 ahswtini wrote: Daesh or Da'ish is more of a perjorative term and not exclusive to French (an abbreviation of al-Dawla al-Islamiya fi Iraq wa al-Sham) No Daesh means demon in arab. It was a demand of the French Muslim community in order not to give any credibility to this islamist state which is quite smart by the way. Most Muslims just don't want to be associated with IS. | ||
{CC}StealthBlue
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Aeromi
France14455 Posts
It's in French but he's so sad. I'm trying do to a TL;DR for Marine Le Pen statement. | ||
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On January 08 2015 02:13 opisska wrote: Would you consider posting this as a blog for dicsussion? I have a lot to say to you after reading this, but I feel it would derail this thread a lot. Sure, I will make a blog post on it now so that the thread can stay more on topic. | ||
SoSexy
Italy3725 Posts
Basically she calls for a strong response to the attack, saying we should not fear this and call it with its real name, 'a terrorist attack in name of radical islam' . At the end she also says that we do not have to make confusion between muslim french who consider themselves french and terrorists. | ||
ahswtini
Northern Ireland22203 Posts
On January 08 2015 02:14 Acertos wrote: No Daesh means demon in arab. It was a demand of the French Muslim community in order not to give any credibility to this islamist state which is quite smart by the way. Most Muslims just don't want to be associated with IS. Source? I haven't found any evidence that Daesh is arabic for demon The capitals in the word DAESH point out it is an acronym of some sort. And indeed if we single out the beginning letters of the Arabic name for ISIS : الدولة الاسلامية في العراق والشام we get the Arabic: داعش د = Dawlat (Nation) ا = (al-) Islāmiyya ع= (fī’l-) ‘Irāq ش = (wa’s-) Shām (Greater Syria or the Levant) So, roughly transcribed to the Latin alphabet that leaves us with DAESH. (The E stands for the ‘ayn in ‘Iraq) ... In se the Arabic word داعش doesn’t even exist. But if we look at the tone of voice within circles (opposing ISIS) ever since they introduced the acronym, we might conclude the acronym has a double meaning. Most likely ISIS opponents are referring to the Arabic verb دعس, meaning : to thread underfoot, trample down, crush (see The Hans Wehr Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic, p. 325 and 326) | ||
Aeromi
France14455 Posts
On January 08 2015 02:16 SoSexy wrote: I'm not a native speaker but I speak it quite well: Basically she calls for a strong response to the attack, saying we should not fear this and call it with its real name, 'a terrorist attack in name of radical islam' . At the end she also says that we do not have to make confusion between muslim french who consider themselves french and terrorists. You are right. | ||
Acertos
France852 Posts
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SoSexy
Italy3725 Posts
And to think I barely passed French in High School I love Paris, I've been there multiple times...this is so sad | ||
WhiteDog
France8650 Posts
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Jetaap
France4814 Posts
On January 08 2015 02:14 Aeromi wrote: Former CEO of Charlie Hebdo : https://soundcloud.com/franceinter/jai-perdu-tous-mes-amis It's in French but he's so sad. This is heartbreaking | ||
Boblion
France8043 Posts
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VelJa
France1109 Posts
On January 08 2015 01:44 Telenil wrote: About ten of our Rafale jets are bombing ISIS in Iraq, and the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle was rumoured to leave for the Gulf next week. No ground forces in Iraq, but only the American have any. and the Mali, and all AQMI that we fight in central afreeca ? We fight against horror like all other country omg EDIT : I just came back from The Place Du Capitole, (Toulouse Town Hall Square) where we all stay quiet to protest against this massacre.* #WeAreCharlie | ||
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