O Terrorista de Notre Dame é Jornalista Premiado pela União Europeia Que Radicalizou na Suécia.

O terrorista argelino Farid Ikken que atacou um policial nas proximidades da Catedral Notre Dame recebeu um prêmio dado pela Comissão Europeia em 2009 por seu artigo em defesa da imigração muçulmana na Europa.

Também foi revelado que a radicalização dele não ocorreu quando estava na Argélia, mas sim na Suécia.

Para mim, isso não é nenhuma novidade. Eu apresentei meu artigo "Trying to Catch the Deluge: Shari'ah, Terrorism and Religious Freedom" em quatro países, um deles foi a Suécia. Apresentei, para minha felicidade, na melhor universidade do país, Uppsala University. Mas certamente foi a apresentação mais difícil para mim. A defesa do Islã entre os professores suecos era imensa. Sem falar que eles quiseram banir minha ida para lá, mesmo depois de aprovar meu artigo para o seminário.

Se alguém se interessa pelo meu artigo, basta me passar o email nos comentários (não publicarei o comentário).

Esse fato do terrorista ter sucesso profissional 9depois do prêmio ele teve várias oportunidades de emprego), também mostra que não é uma questão de desemprego que faz um terrorista, viu Papa Francisco?

Vejam o que diz o site Breibart sobre o terrorista de Notre Dame:

EU Gave Notre Dame Hammer Attack Jihadi Award For Writing Pro-Immigration Articles in Sweden

by LIAM DEACON

The ‘Islamic State-inspired’ Notre Dame hammer attacker was allegedly radicalised in Sweden and awarded a so-called “Journalist Prize Against Discrimination” by the European Union (EU) for writing pro-migrant articles during his time there.

The Algerian suspected jihadist Farid Ikken, 40, was given the award in 2009 by the European Commission, the EU’s unelected executive branch, for a report about asylum seekers claiming healthcare in Sweden, Expressen reports.

The “EU Commission’s National Journalist Prize Against Discrimination” was awarded to him for an article dealing with “asylum seekers who are not entitled to medical care and who are therefore forced to seek medical care, as well as healthcare staff and others who still provide health care to asylum seekers,” the Commission wrote in a statement.

Eight years later, this Tuesday, the award-winning journalist cried “this is for Syria” while hitting a policeman with a hammer in front of France’s most iconic cathedral.

The highly educated, well-travelled jihadi was shot in the chest and is currently recovering in hospital. He also left a video claiming allegiance to the Islamic State group, according to The Times.

The future terrorist came to Sweden to study for a master’s degree, LIC reports, where he had a Swedish wife before getting a divorce. His nephew, Sofiane Ikken, claims he was radicalised during his time. “I think he started to take an interest in religion during his stay in Sweden,” he told TSA-Algerie, a French-language Algerian site.

After graduating from university in the Swedish capital Stockholm, he worked as a freelance journalist for various papers and radio stations between 2009 and 2010, when he wrote his award-winning article.

He then returned to his native Algeria after the 2011 Arab uprising, where he set up a regional news site and worked on Al Watan, a national newspaper, before moving to France in 2013 to study for a PhD.

Mr. Ikken regularly wrote about terror and jihad during this time. Describing his work at the Bejaia-today Algerian news site, he wrote on his Linkedin profile: “I headed up a small team composed of two permanent journalists, two freelancers and a translator for two years.

“My main task was to ensure that the content of our website was updated continuously, and to edit material sent by correspondents or written by journalists.”

He added: “The processing of press releases, the call to civil protection services, hospitals, public institutions and institutions, the translation of Arabic and English content and the correction of texts were also part of my duties.

“I also assisted in the writing of news articles and the editorial regularly.”