‘Have a Nice Day’: ISIS Revels in Notre Dame’s Destruction Days Before Easter, Says it’s ‘Retribution and Punishment’

We’re getting a better idea of the aftermath of the tragic Notre Dame fire. The good news? It sounds like the church is still structurally sound. The spire collapsed and most of the roof is destroyed. It’s bad, but not as bad as some feared.

Authorities are still treating this as an accident, but there are many skeptics. I think it’s premature to dismiss it as nothing more than an accident, and I also think it’s too early to say that something more sinister was at play. We just don’t know. MSM has largely ignored the fact that NUMEROUS churches have been vandalized across France.

It’s only natural to wonder if this was truly a coincidence. I think it’s fair to ask questions.

At this point, there’s one thing we DO know: ISIS supporters are overjoyed. They see the fire as a symbol of “retribution” and “punishment.”

#ISIS supporters’ celebration of #NotreDameCathedral fire—which they call a blow to “hearts of the crusader leaders”—shows not just zealotry, but how pathetically they’ll grasp at anything as victory. Echoes jihadists’ praise for hurricanes, wildfires, etc https://t.co/XBAhiJRZXf pic.twitter.com/oJw1MY0MuY

— Rita Katz (@Rita_Katz) April 15, 2019

 

ISIS fanatics are heartlessly revelling in the inferno at Notre Dame Cathedral just days before Easter calling it ‘retribution and punishment’, according to terror intelligence researchers.

A poster of the blazing cathedral appeared online accompanied by the words, ‘Have a good day,’ and was created by the ISIS affiliated Al-Muntasir group according to the Terrorism Research & Analysis Consortium.

The poster says: ‘Its construction began in the year 1163 and ended in 1345. It’s time to say goodbye to your oratory polytheism.’

The jihadists referred to the catastrophe as ‘retribution and punishment,’ SITE intelligence reported.

Sickening.

I don’t want to make this political, but I couldn’t help but view the burning church as a symbol of what’s happening to France as a whole. It’s so sad.

h/t Daily Mail