France: Emergency Service Personnel Trying To Render Assistance In Toulouse Violently Attacked By Muslims

Muslims attack emergency responders trying to help others in Germany. In Israel. in Britain. And France and elsewhere is no exception. Where there is a high density of Muslims, those who are primarily concerned for the safety of others now need to be concerned for their own safety as well and enter these increasingly violent “no-go” zones at their own risk. For those who may not recall, Toulouse is where Mohammed Merah was from, the 23-year-old French jihadist who murdered a rabbi, three Jewish children and three paratroopers in March 2012. And for many Muslim citizens of Toulouse, “Mohammed Merah, you know, he’s a hero, he’s a martyr of Islam” …

Le Figaro (Translation) – “Two firefighters were injured in the poor neighborhood of Mirail in Toulouse, where relief has been attacked twice this weekend in assisting an elderly woman and another giving birth.

A team of three firefighters intervened along with an ambulance shortly after 8 pm to help an old lady who had fallen in the street and suffered a head injury. Two of them were quickly ‘violently attacked’ by a group of youths and one received a kick to the head, said the CODIS. Their injuries required a short stay at the hospital in the evening, according to the same source. In addition, an ambulance windshield was broken after rocks were thrown.

From Friday night to Saturday, firefighters, the ambulance and the police were called in the same neighborhood to help a young woman give birth at home and were also pelted with rocks, according to the police. ‘They threw stones, one of which hit the medical vehicle,’ said a spokesman.’You should know that such acts will delay the rescue when every minute counts,’ railed the police spokesman.

Pierre-Henry Brandet, spokesman for the Ministry of the Interior, denounced the behavior as ‘a stupidity without name’ in a statement. ‘They endanger men and women who dedicate themselves every day to help and save others,’ said the spokesman, ensuring that such actions ‘should be punished severely.’

In a statement, the FN ‘fully supports the attacked backup and injured firefighters’ and ‘strongly condemns the unacceptable violence targeting public service personnel’ and for ‘endangering the lives of our fellow citizens who need help.’ Against this type of violence, the FN requests ‘a substantial increase in penalties in cases of violence against the staff of a public service.'” Source – Le Figaro.