There’s a troubling pattern forming, where minorities fabricate hate crimes to grab attention, dodge accountability, or push the left’s anti-white narrative. One of the most infamous examples is former actor Jussie Smollett, who staged an attack to demonize the MAGA movement, claiming two “white” Trump supporters assaulted him. But Smollett isn’t alone—these fake hoaxes are becoming a dangerous phenomenon.
And here’s the kicker: while the mainstream media jumps all over the initial “hate crime” story, the follow-up that exposes the lie barely gets a fraction of the attention. For the left and their anti-white hate agenda, that’s still a win. “Mission accomplished,” as far as they’re concerned, right?
Sadly, we have yet another one of these stories to report—but this one took a dark and deadly turn. In this tragic case, a schoolgirl admitted to lying about her teacher being “Islamophobic” to cover up a situation she thought would upset her parents. But her lie had devastating consequences. A jihadist caught wind of her disgusting lie and believed it.
He brutally decapitated the innocent man.
The “religion of peace” strikes again.
The Muslim schoolgirl who accused her teacher of Islamophobia and began rumours that led to a jihadist decapitating him in the street in France has admitted lying and apologised to the victim’s family in a remarkable court hearing today.
History and geography teacher Samuel Paty was murdered on October 16, 2020 by Abdoullakh Anzorov, an 18-year-old Islamist radical of Chechen origin.
Anzorov tracked down 47-year-old Paty and brutally hacked his head off after seeing pictures and videos of him circulated on social media as part of a ruthless campaign of harassment.
The most chilling part of this tragedy is just how far this 13-year-old girl went to demonize her innocent teacher—setting him up for a fate he could never have seen coming. The Daily Mail piece goes on:
It began after the schoolgirl in question claimed that Paty had ordered Muslim students to leave his classroom while he showed the rest of the class caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad by satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.
But she revealed today that she had not even been present in the class and invented the lie, fearing repercussions from her parents after she was suspended two days for bad behaviour.
The student, who was 13 at the time of the murder and whose identity remains protected due to her age, cried as she addressed Paty’s family.
‘I know it’s hard to hear, but I wanted to apologise,’ she reportedly said. ‘I wanted to apologise sincerely. I’m sorry for destroying your life.’
She reportedly told the special court hearing today: ‘I apologise for my lie that brought us all back here,’ and admitted to those in attendance, including the accused: ‘Without me, no one would be here.’
Of course, the teenager’s father took her story and ran with it, launching an online hate campaign that eventually caught the attention of a jihadist. That campaign ended in the brutal decapitation of the innocent teacher. Now, the truth about what really happened that day has finally come to light. The Daily Mail piece goes on:
The schoolgirl’s father, Brahim Chnina, is accused of launching the online harassment campaign against Paty, while other teen students were tried last year after they identified him for the attacker in exchange for a few hundred euros.
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Paty is regarded as a free-speech hero by many in France.
He had shown the Charlie Hebdo caricatures to students as part of an ethics class in which his pupils were discussing the fallout of the 2015 terror attack on newspaper’s offices in which 12 people were murdered by extremists.
But he had not ordered any students to leave the room, instead telling them what he was going to do as part of the ethics lesson before inviting them to turn away if they thought they would be offended by the caricatures.
Nobody in this story faced the consequences they deserved—not the teenage liar, nor the ones who fanned the flames. The Daily Mail piece continues:
Seven men and one woman are appearing at the Special Assize Court in Paris amid the trial over his murder, which is set to last until December 20.
Chnina is one of them, facing charges of association with a terrorist organisation for his alleged involvement in the online campaign targeting Paty.
Six students, including Chnina’s daughter, were tried last year for their role in Paty’s death.
The schoolgirl had accompanied her father to file a complaint at the time. ‘I wanted to tell my parents that it was false, I knew that my father was not going to do anything to me , but I was afraid to say it,’ she said in court today.
After Paty’s murder, she was taken into police custody, during which time she continued to lie. ‘My teacher had been decapitated, my father was in police custody, I couldn’t say it was false,’ she said.
She finally confessed the truth after 30 hours and two police interviews.
The schoolgirl received an 18-month suspended sentence for the slanderous allegations she made against Paty that ultimately proved the catalyst for his murder.
Her five co-defendants, all of whom were aged 14 or 15 at the time of the murder, faced charges of criminal conspiracy with the aim of preparing aggravated violence.
Four were handed suspended sentences but one received a six-month term with an electronic tag after being identified as the person who pointed Paty out to Anzorov.
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This heartbreaking tragedy highlights just how dangerous the left’s anti-white hate narrative has become. There’s so little actual “racist hate” to point to that they’ve resorted to making it up, and when these hoaxes spiral out of control, the consequences can be deadly. It’s time to hold these instigators fully accountable. People who make up these hate crimes, for whatever reason, need to face much harsher consequences. Maybe then, we can put a stop to this madness before more innocent lives are ruined and lost.[SOURCE]
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