"Jean-Marc Fournier is a French priest who helped the wounded in the Bataclan terror attack on Paris.
"He survived an ambush in Afghanistan.
"He also emerged as a hero of the Notre Dame fire.
"Jean-Marc Fournier, chaplain of the Paris Fire Brigade, rushed straight for the relics housed in the cathedral to rescue the the Blessed Sacrament and the Crown of Thorns relics from the blazing building on Monday night...
"Four years ago he also comforted the wounded after the worst terrorist attack on Paris this century when 89 people were massacred at the Eagles of Death Metal concert in 2015."
Fire chaplain who helped Bataclan victims entered burning Notre ...
PARIS ATTACK CONSPIRACY, INSIDE JOB, PSY-OP.
These French churches have been attacked in recent months.
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Some Israelis attack churches.
A group said to be secretly working for the CIA and Mossad ( ISIS affiliated Al-Muntasir ) is reported to have produced the poster above which praises the attack on Notre Dame.
Lily Gaubert (centre) whose photo was used to represent Sandy Hook 'victim' Allison Wyatt
The security services control all the terrorists, reportedly.
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Jewish attacks on churches. The writing is in Hebrew.
Rabbi Ben-Zion Gopstein has supported the burning of churches.
Rabbi Bentzi Gopstein: “All Churches must be destroyed.
Notre Dame spire and Pet Goat II video.
'In Pet Goat II, an animated video made in 2013, the anti-Christ, replete with Illuminism occult symbology on his forehead, is seen standing before a cathedral with collapsing spires.
'The Pet Goat representation is a dead ringer for Notre Dame’s spire falling.
'Notice at minute 00:06:00 that the Crown of Thorns relic (kept in Notre Dame) fades from Christ’s head as the cathedral begins to crumble.'
Is the Burning of Notre Dame a Mega-Ritual? | Winter Watch
'Starting April 15, the day of the Notre Dame fire, we are entering the “Ides” of April.
'The period is noted for occult by fire.
'A post was made the day before the disaster at r/conspiracy that discusses this occult time frame.'
Is the Burning of Notre Dame a Mega-Ritual? | Winter Watch.
At the same time Notre Dame was burning, the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem had a fire.
Trump was visiting the town of Burnsville while Notre Dame burned.
"The fire started in the attic of Notre Dame Cathedral at around 18:50 local time in Paris.
"A spokesman for the Cathedral reported that they had practised a fire drill just days before."
What we know about the damage done to Notre-Dame
Economist - 2017.
"875 French churches were vandalized in 2018.
"The Notre Dame Cathedral fire, on Monday 15 April 2019, was the most recent blow."
As the cathedral of Notre Dame burned in Paris, the prayer room at al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem also burst into flames #Palestine
Henry Makow @HenryMakow
Notre Dame and al-Aqsa - Mossad did both?
TIME columnist Christopher J. Hale tweeted, 'A Jesuit friend in Paris who works in #NotreDame told me cathedral staff said the fire was intentionally set.'
'The Saint Sulpice church in Paris was deliberately set on fire earlier this year, although media reports downplayed the story.'
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Anonymous16 April 2019 at 00:49
This is the Catholic holy week, it makes all sense. MOSSAD did it in order to blame Muslims once again. Altho I dont agree with Jim Stone on many things, this is one of those times when he hit it rite:
Part 1
"Another Notre Dame Cathedral fire update: Perpetrators pegged with 90+ percent probability
TO THOSE OF YOU SAYING THE MOSSAD DID THIS, HERE'S A NICE LITTLE TIDBIT THAT BASICALLY CINCHES IT: WHILE THE CATHEDRAL WAS STILL BURNING, MACRON STATED THE CAUSE OF THE FIRE WAS NOT ARSON.
Do you know how long arson investigations sometimes last? Sometimes, a year or more. You can't say the cause of a fire was not arson when it is still too hot to go in and look at a single thing. This means, with Macron claiming what he did, that the fire was virtually assured to have been a targeted hit, done with Macron's approval and that it WAS ARSON.
Would the Mossad do it for Macron? YEP.
Go over the reports. A large number of them have arson ruled out as a cause. That's IMPOSSIBLE, the perpetrators of this event are part of the government if arson is already "ruled out". Is there a demolition scheduled?, JUST WATCH: There's little damage to the actual interior, the fire looks bad but it was contained to only the roof and the steeple that collapsed, and whatever the steeple fell on below. Firefighters were gunning water into the bottom so fiercely that even the candles survived. The church is miraculously mostly intact. Let's wait and see if the cathedral is ordered to be demolished, despite being practically undamaged, except for an easily replaced roof."
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Anonymous16 April 2019 at 14:59
When Macron declared shortly after the fire started in the cathedral, that arson could be ruled out, then this is obviously an important clue that the real reasons are to be hidden by the collaborating government.
Cultural objects like the cathedral are obviously very well protected with an efficient fire detection and sprinkler system. For me, it sounds downright childish, if the official spokespersons are now claiming, that the sprinkler systems were designed not to damage the works of art and therefore could not extinguish the fires.
BTW, the same dumb and criminal explanations were given by the “nationalistic” Salvini in Italy, at the time the bridge in Genoa was blown up and the government immediately explained, that humid air with salt from the nearby sea had caused corrosion of the armored concrete and would be the reason for the tragedy.
Given these communication “feats”, it looks to me, as if the usual suspects would be massively involved in both incidents.
Caveman
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Anonymous16 April 2019 at 00:51
Part 2:
"UPDATE: Notre Dame Cathedral mostly unscathed by the massive fire (even the candles made it) UNBELIEVABLE, SEE THIS:
The lack of damage to the actual interior is astonishing. There is not even extensive smoke damage.
Notre Dame Cathedral rumors:
Thus far it is only rumor, but rumor has it that the Mossad burned it down. I am not kidding, that really is the rumor. Purportedly to frame Muslims. I am not going to get onto this topic much, but will say it makes perfect sense. First of all, Muslims held the keys to many of the churches in Jerusalem for hundreds of years on end when there were not enough Christians to use them, and guarded the churches perfectly, despite them being Christian.
I find it highly plausible that the Mossad burned the cathedral down to frame Muslims. I am thrilled that's where the story drifted so quickly. BECAUSE: Silverstein said pull it, and building 7 fell simply because it was grief stricken over the deaths of towers 1 and 2. I am thrilled that's where the story went so quickly, because the basements of the WTC exploded before the planes hit, and when the towers fell, there were demolition sprites at regular intervals during the collapse, plus obviously shape charge cut debris, and well, you know. Not Muslims.
If the Mossad burning down the Notre Dame Cathedral hits alt media mainstream, I'll be doing the snoopy dance because after all, WHO WANTS CHRISTIANITY DESTROYED? Just ask your nearest luciferian, or your nearest feminist leader, or your nearest communist. Gee, they are backed predominantly by the same people who backed the Mossad, Muslims don't hate Christians, - in fact, Muslims know Christ is going to return again for the 1000 year reign, that AINT MOHAMMED, who are those claiming Muslims despise Christians trying to fool?
FACT: Muslims did not burn down the Notre Dame Cathedral."
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Anonymous16 April 2019 at 01:49
Full occult/ritualistic nonsense:
Earlier on the same day of the Notre Dame fire, 15 April 2019, "one of three women allegedly involved in a foiled plot in 2016 to blow up a car packed with gas canisters near the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, was sentenced to eight years in prison by a French court for earlier offences. Ines Madani, 22, was sentenced following a three-day trial during which she was accused of encouraging would-be jihadists to go to Syria and participate in attacks against France."
https://www.thejournal.ie/france-jails-jihadist-woman-accused-over-foi led-terror-attack-in-paris-4590216-Apr2019/
Anonymous16 April 2019 at 10:50
I thought collectively we had long established that ISIS is another name for Mossad.
Al Aqsa mosque burns on same day.
Cui bono?
Brabantian16 April 2019 at 15:39
Quite right, ISIS is thought by many to be US-backed 'Israeli Special Intelligence Services', with Islamic State head Dr Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi widely thought to be Israeli Mossad officer, Shimon Elliot - Sham'oun Ayloot
That 2016 'plot to blow up Notre Dame' had the hallmarks of a security service set-up. Perpetrator of course 'known to the police', and the Peugeot with the propane was discovered because of the emergency lights flashing ... 'Terrorists' calling attention to themselves
And besides that, there is a history of 'automobile bombs' which in fact could never do the kind of damage that was done or intended. This was true of the 1995 USA 'Oklahoma City car bomb', and the 2009 Norway 'Anders Breivik car bomb'.
Yes, who indeed would enjoy the symbolism of attacking one each of the holiest sites in Christianity & Islam, on the same day?
British officers later admitted that when they ruled Cyprus, they sometimes damaged a church, sometimes a mosque, inciting cross-sectarian hostility via the false flags, to distract from their own rule
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Anonymous16 April 2019 at 06:58
Well it's still the lead story on global mainstream media, so there must be something fishy about it...
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Anonymous17 April 2019 at 01:01
More distraction from everything, like from the genocide from Syria, Palestine, Yemen etc.
Anonymous16 April 2019 at 08:57
Winterwatch.net has a couple of good pieces on this today
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AkhaldanSolo16 April 2019 at 09:18
I see your tower card and I'll raise the serendipity aura one too.
Check out I Pet Goat II at the 6 minute mark. The spire falls in the exact same manner at the same distance.
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Anonymous16 April 2019 at 10:04
A comment I posted on 15 March 2019. It relates to the false flag mosque attack in Christchurch. I had concerns - as such, I wrote the following:
"As for a backlash from the Muslim community - ain't going to happen. The crazies are in the other team I'm afraid to say. The ones that organized this fiasco.
That said, two events are approaching that give cause for concern. Firstly, 22 March or 322 as its known is heavily associated with Skull and Bones and the occult. Two recent events on this day. Westminster Bridge and Brussels Airport. Both as real as dinosaurs (sorry they're fake too).
That said, the other upcoming day is of course Easter. So the Satanic Paedos (US, UK and Israel) would happily blow up Easter and blame it on the Muslims as a revenge attack."
The attack on the Notre Dame cathedral - as has already been mentioned - would clearly fit this scenario.
This style of attack has been polarising communities for millennia and the perpetrators are well known.
I'm only surprised that an eye witness (eating a bagel) didn't report that a 'man in a yellow vest, with a beard' shouting Allahu Akbar was seen leaving the vicinity.
Peace to the humans
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Brabantian16 April 2019 at 15:48
Actually, what you jokingly mentioned about a yellow vest at Notre Dame, has happened - ZeroHedge has been headlining a video on Twitter, with a gilet jaune - yellow vest person, walking high up in the church on a terrace, whilst fire hoses pour water on the conflagration
Anonymous16 April 2019 at 13:45
My first thought was some kind of CIA/Mossad Zionist operation. I don't think the timing of Easter week is a coincidence. Also, the 'Isis' tweet gloating on the events is suspicious, given that Isis are thought to be a front for the CIA.
Interestingly, this is also the week that Gatwick airport bosses said the drone at Christmas was an inside job.
The psyops are getting more creative.
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Anonymous16 April 2019 at 23:21
And look at this from the Daily Mail. In the right place at the right time again or something more suspicious?
"A French priest who helped the wounded in the Bataclan terror attack on Paris and who survived an ambush in Afghanistan also emerged as a hero of the Notre Dame fire today.
Jean-Marc Fournier, chaplain of the Paris Fire Brigade, rushed straight for the relics housed in the cathedral to rescue the the Blessed Sacrament and the Crown of Thorns relics from the blazing building on Monday night...
Four years ago he also comforted the wounded after the worst terrorist attack on Paris this century when 89 people were massacred at the Eagles of Death Metal concert in 2015."
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Anonymous16 April 2019 at 23:48
"A spokesman for the Cathedral reported that they had practised a fire drill just days before."
Anonymous17 April 2019 at 00:58
More from Jim Stone:
"What do you do when you need to change the news cycle? Burn a historic church!
Dime to a dollar says that's what we are looking at with Notre Dame Cathedral, the French government did it (probably with a little help from you know who) NO IFS OR BUTS.
UPDATE: Macron has supposedly "vowed to rebuild" Notre Dame Cathedral
I CALL bs. Let's see THAT happen. The only way it will happen is if the only possible reasons for burning it to begin with were:
1. To distract the news cycle.
2. To cause a religion war and Macron got busted.
Perhaps Macron is backing off because the very FIRST thing to hit the alt media news cycle in a big way was that the Mossad burned the cathedral. If that's where alt media took it right from the get-go, obviously the best thing to do is apologize and REBUILD IT."
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Anonymous17 April 2019 at 01:11
Bottomline: distraction and divide and conquer at its best. Shall we move on?
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At least 10 incidents of vandalism and desecration of Catholic churches have been reported across the Channel since the beginning of February. French Roman-Catholic newspaper La Croix International reported how the attacks on churches took place across France. Senseless acts included the desecration of altars, the defacing of Christ on the cross and in an extreme case, human excrement being spread across the walls of a holy place of worship.
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According to the outlet, one of the first attacks was on February 4 at St. Nicholas Catholic Church in Houilles, Yvelines, where a statue of the Virgin Mary was found smashed on the ground.
The same church also had the altar cross thrown to the ground and the celebrant’s chair was damaged.
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At least 10 incidents of vandalism and desecration of Catholic churches have been reported across the Channel since the beginning of February. French Roman-Catholic newspaper La Croix International reported how the attacks on churches took place across France. Senseless acts included the desecration of altars, the defacing of Christ on the cross and in an extreme case, human excrement being spread across the walls of a holy place of worship.
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According to the outlet, one of the first attacks was on February 4 at St. Nicholas Catholic Church in Houilles, Yvelines, where a statue of the Virgin Mary was found smashed on the ground.
The same church also had the altar cross thrown to the ground and the celebrant’s chair was damaged.
On February 5, an altar cloth was found burnt and crosses and statues torn down or disfigured at the recently refurbished Saint-Alain Cathedral in Lavaur, in south-central France.
The fire was found early by a parish secretary and did not spread - but the altar and adjacent walls were badly damaged by smoke...
According to the Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination Against Christians in Europe, the tabernacle was found thrown on the ground. However, a 35-year-old man later confessed to committing the act to police.
It is unclear if the attacks are related, but police investigations into the wave of attacks are ongoing.
In a statement to Twitter on February 13, Prime Minister Edouard Phillipe voices his outrage at the attacks ahead of a meeting with Catholic bishops from across the country.
Churches were ransacked, while sacred books and altars were destroyed by thugs (Image: N/C)
Mr Phillipe wrote: “In one week, in France, 5 degraded churches. In our secular Republic, places of worship are respected. Such acts shock me and must be unanimously condemned. I will tell the bishops of France at the meeting of the forum of dialogue with the Catholic Church,” he said.
The fresh wave of attacks come two years a campaign of Christian persecution against Catholic churches across France and Belgium in 2016.
The incidents were said to be carried out by the Islamic State (IS).
One of the most gruesome attacks included the murder of Fr. Jacques Hamel, who was killed by jihadists while holding Mass at a church in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray in Normandy. _________________ --
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At least 10 incidents of vandalism and desecration of Catholic churches have been reported in France since the beginning of February, according to French news sources and watch groups.
Vandals in Catholic churches throughout the country have smashed statues, knocked down tabernacles, scattered or destroyed the Eucharist, burnt altar cloths and torn down crosses, among other acts of desecration of religious items.
According to La Croix International, one of the earliest incidents occurred February 4 at St. Nicholas Catholic Church in Houilles, Yvelines, where a statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary was found smashed on the ground. The church had experienced earlier incidents of vandalism just weeks prior, when the altar cross was found thrown to the ground and the celebrant’s chair was damaged.
The Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination Against Christians in Europe, a Christian watchdog group, documented another attack at St. Nicholas Church on February 10, when the tabernacle was found thrown to the ground. A 35 year-old man later confessed to committing the act to police.
On February 5, an altar cloth was found burnt and crosses and statues torn down or disfigured at Saint-Alain Cathedral in Lavaur, in south-central France. The fire was found early by a parish secretary and did not spread, though the smoke damaged the altar and adjacent walls.
The 800 year-old building had also recently undergone renovations, local sources reported.
“I strongly condemn the vandalism of Lavaur Cathedral and I share the outrage aroused by this intolerable act,” Jean Terlier, a local district deputy, said in a statement following the incident, according to La Croix.
“God will forgive. Not me,” the city’s mayor Bernard Carayon said of the vandalism, La Croix reported.
On February 6, just a day after the Saint-Alain Cathedral incident, vandals at a Catholic Church in Nimes broke into the tabernacle and scattered the hosts on the ground, drew a cross on the wall with excrement and damaged other religious items in the church, according to local reports.
In a statement posted to the Diocesan website, Bishop Robert Wattebled of Nimes denounced the desecration, which “greatly affects our diocesan community. The sign of the cross and the Blessed Sacrament have been the subject of serious injurious actions. This act of profanation hurts us all in our deepest convictions,” he said.
The Bishop also announced that a Mass of reparation must be said in the church before regular Masses can continue, and noted that local religious orders of the diocese had already offered to observe days of fasting and prayer in reparation for the act. He encouraged lay Catholics to join in acts of prayer and reparation.
The Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination Against Christians in Europe documented another incident on February 9 at the Church of Notre-Dame de Dijon in Côte-d’Or, about 175 miles to the south and east of Paris.
Again in this incident, the tabernacle was opened and the Eucharist scattered. An altar cloth was also stained and a missle book was torn.
Father Emmanuel Pic from Notre-Dame parish told La Bien Public news that since nothing of great monetary value was damaged, it seems the vandals wanted to attack the “heart of the Catholic faith.”
“Nothing of value has been broken, but it is the intent that is very shocking. This is what characterizes profanation,” Pic said.
The vandals seemed to have known that attacking the altar and the Eucharist would be “a very strong symbol for (parishioners), since the hosts consecrated during the previous Mass are no longer just a piece of bread in the eyes of Christians” but the body of Christ, he added. The priest also posted photos of the desecration to his Twitter account. Mass resumed at the parish after a Mass of reparation was said by the local archbishop.
In a statement posted to the group’s newsletter, Ellen Fantini, executive director of the Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination Against Christians in Europe, joined local priests, bishops and civil authorities in condemning the “shocking” acts of vandalism.
“It is our sincere hope that the perpetrators are brought to justice and that awareness of increasing anti-Christian hostility in France reaches the public square,” she said.
In a statement posted to Twitter on February 13, Prime Minister of France Edouard Philippe also condemned the acts ahead of a meeting with the country’s bishops.
“In one week, in France, 5 degraded churches. In our secular Republic, places of worship are respected. Such acts shock me and must be unanimously condemned. I will tell the bishops of France at the meeting of the forum of dialogue with the Catholic Church,” he said.
Besides the confession in the incident at St. Nicholas Church, investigations are ongoing as to the perpetrators of these acts of vandalism.
While it is yet unclear if the incidents are at all related, they recall the series of attacks and vandalism that the Catholic Church in France and Belgium experienced in 2016 by the Islamic State. The worst of those attacks included the murder of Fr. Jacques Hamel, who was killed by jihadists while celebrating Mass at a church in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray in Normandy. The assailants entered the church and took the priest and four others hostage. Local law enforcement reported that the priest’s throat was slit in the attack, and that both of the hostage takers were shot dead by police. _________________ --
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Another French Church Burns on Easter Sunday, Probable Arson
French Gendarmes and firemen work outside a house where five people were found dead on January 21, 2013 in Garons, near Nimes, southern France. The bodies of two adults and three children were found by firemen after a neigbour called for a fire in the afternoon. AFP PHOTO / PASCAL …PASCAL GUYOT/AFP/Getty
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Police have confirmed that a fire in the French church of Notre-Dame de Grâce on Easter Sunday appears to have been intentionally set, making it the latest in a string of desecrations of Christian churches in the country.
The fire was started in a large, wooden confessional around 4:30pm and proceeded to consume a dais in the presbytery of the eighteenth-century church located in the southern French town of Eyguières, near Provence.
“Flames several meters high were coming out of the church,” said the mayor of Eyguières, Henri Pons, before a team of 30 firefighters with six vehicles arrived and managed to contain the blaze.
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An area of some 20 square meters in the church was destroyed but observers have noted that the damage would have been far worse had it not been it not for the bold intervention of a local inhabitant.
A man who lives in front of the church saw the flames emerging from a stained-glass window, the mayor said. He “used fire extinguishers from the village movie theater and courageously entered the church while waiting for firefighters to arrive.”
“If this brave citizen, a former top sportsman, had not intervened, the church would probably have burned to the ground,” the mayor reported. “It was Easter Sunday and there was almost nobody in the village.”
The local hero, a judo champion by the name of Joel Jouve, said afterward that the air in the church was “unbreathable” and there was very little light when he entered, but he was able to find two holy water fonts, which he emptied onto the fire.
“I shouted for someone to find me fire extinguishers and I used them on the fire,” he said, adding he was just happy to have “saved something.”
According to the local parish priest, the Catholic community is still in shock.
“After Notre-Dame in Paris and especially the attacks in Sri Lanka, this fire moved the faithful who were preparing to celebrate the joy of Easter,” said Father Christophe Nowak. “They are in shock and messages of support have been arriving.”
“It is an ordeal but life must go on,” the priest said.
An investigation has been opened to determine the causes of the fire, enlisting the assistance of experts from the Gendarmerie Scientifique. Investigators are treating the blaze as arson.
A dozen Catholic churches were desecrated across France over the period of just one week this past March and the recent spate of church profanations has puzzled both police and ecclesiastical leaders.
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