Andrew Bieszad: France, You’ve Brought This Upon Yourself

Of course we feel compassion for those in France whose souls have departed after last night’s terror attack.  However, as Andrew Bieszad points out, France has brought this upon itself.  Is it any coincidence that this attack occurred on Bastille Day?

Bieszad writes:

France, you are reaping the rotten fruits of your own revolution. 

Do I feel compassion for the people about what Muslims are doing in France right now? Yes, I do. Is it wrong? Yes, it is. But at the same time, this entire mess is completely the fault of the French because they allowed it to happen.

How are they to blame? For the same holiday that is being celebrated today- Bastille day.

Bastille Day is the French “holiday” that celebrates the storming of the Bastille in Paris by the National Assembly. What makes it so significant is that it represents the fall of the French monarchy and the establishment of the new French “secular” republic under the Freemason, anti-Christian, anti-clerical, and pagan revolutionary sayings of “Egalitariansm, Liberty, and Brotherhood.”

The events leading up to Bastille Day in fact have their roots in conflicts stemming from the late Medieval period, as I have noted, with roots in the conflict over the sin of usury, which generated a whole series of errors, heresies, and troubles that perpetuated themselves. However, for the purpose of modern times, Bastille Day marks the beginning of a series of Freemason-backed revolutions in the West that would destroy the remnants of Christendom kingdom by kingdom and generate the secular nationalism and following alliances that would create World War I.

The Mohammedans are waging what they believe to be a holy war.  We need to treat it as such.

Read more from Bieszad at shoebat.com.