Report: Police Arrest 6 People and Seize a Bus With the Inscription: ‘Stop Attacks on Christians’
A controversial episode shook Paris, where police seized a bus displaying a message against the persecution of Christians. The bus, which circulated through the streets of the French capital, was intended to draw attention to the persecution of Christians and criticise the opening of this year’s Olympic Games .
Legal in Paris: Blaspheming the Lord’s Supper
Illegal: Saying “Stop attacks on Christians”
When you remember nations have literally been run by demons this makes a lot more sense pic.twitter.com/fp9Er1qz2w
— Smash Baals (@smashbaals) August 8, 2024
The advertising vehicle, sponsored by CitizenGO, showed images and messages aimed at raising awareness of crimes against Christians in various parts of the world. CitizenGo let it be known from its X profile that six members of its team were forced to spend the night in jail for no reason. This was not a demonstration,’ they say, ‘but a simple bus with a sign on it, namely Stop Attacks on Christians. This is not illegal,’ they conclude, ‘and the police abused it.
Six of our team members were forced to spend the night in jail for simply denouncing the mockery of Christians by having the message "STOP ATTACKS ON CHRISTIANS" written on a bus. This is not illegal in any way, as a lawyer states:
“It appears impossible to constitute the crime… pic.twitter.com/eSN542E8ig
— CitizenGO (@CitizenGO) August 6, 2024
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