Hostage Or Activist? France's Own "Newspaper of Record" Plays The Reality Reversal Game

From Le Figaro : 

Hostage Crisis In Algeria: A Frenchman 

Amongst Those Dead 

Le Figaro is the official mouthpiece of France's "conservative" core. Yet even in the land of surrender cheese, the right's so-called newspaper of record is not above playing the globalist "we're a nation of immigrants" game. 

At first glance, the news flash above comes across as inherently contradictory. A Frenchman a hostage? A Frenchman an "activist?" The cognitive dissonance that leaps almost cynically from the page is no accident; Le Figaro is intentionally forcing readers to question the very definition of French identity.

The current showdown in Mali is merely proxy-war elevator music playing in the lobby. Meanwhile  the full orchestra that represents the clash of civilization between West and Everbody Else shakes the rafters while roaring forth to a violent crescendo.

Of course the "Frenchman" activist killed in Mali is no Jaques-Arthur; his name, of course, is Mohammed Merah* .


(*Or something like that)