Charlie Hebdo magazine’s insult to the Leader of the Islamic Revolution in the form of publishing cartoons should be found more than any other issue in the anger of the Western authorities due to the failure of their anti-Iranian project after the death of Mehsa Amini.
As usual, the French authorities have tried to justify these insults by using expressions like “freedom of expression” in order to clear their image in this matter, but the direct role of the French government and the president of this country is not something that can be covered up.
Recently, Charlie Hebdo held a contest with the aim of publishing insulting cartoons to the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, which, of course, announced all the works as winners. This magazine, which has a history of insulting the sacred authority of the Prophet of Islam (PBUH) in its black and shameful history, with the support and perhaps by the order of the French government, by insulting the leader of the Islamic revolution -who is an authority for many Shiites- has exposed the secret projects of this publication more than ever.
It may be said that this satirical magazine has created caricatures of other subjects and officials of countries around the world, but it should be noted that in the publication of the caricature of the leader of the Islamic revolution, part of the work was entrusted to other French publications. It was based on this that Le Monde Caricature published a caricature of the revolutionary leader and wrote: “This caricature was published in the January 7th special issue on the occasion of the 8th anniversary of the attack on Charlie Hebdo’s office.”
It is interesting to note that Le Monde admits that this action was carried out on the eighth anniversary of the attack on Charlie Hebdo’s office. The reference to the attack on Charlie Hebdo’s office is a reminder of this magazine’s insult to the Prophet of Islam (PBUH) which led to the attack on the French media office. 2 years ago, Charlie Hebdo magazine again published derogatory cartoons against the Prophet of Islam. With the increase of protests and condemnation, French President Macron not only did not apologize for hurting the feelings of millions of Muslims around the world, but defended this action. In a tweet, Emmanuel Macron defended these actions and wrote: We will never surrender.
In fact, the publication of caricatures of the revolutionary leader is in line with the same interpretation as the Le Monde report, and is nothing but a commissioned project to quell Elysee’s anger at the failure of France’s seditious project in Iran and to give artificial respiration to foreign agitators who were exposed on the street.
In fact, the President of France was one of the first European officials who met with the Farsi-speaking employees of the Pentagon and announced that the children of Iran are making a revolution! That’s why Elysee might want to show that these caricatures are following the same path by tooling Charlie Hebdo.
In the last 2-3 months, the Elysee Palace suffered a blow due to the failure of the chaos project in Iran, and now it is trying to suppress its anger with some cartoons and take revenge on Iran. The arrest of 2 French citizens in Iran for espionage and acting against Iran’s national security during the recent riots was a blow by Iran’s security institutions in targeting the seditious eye of the Elysee. This is a point that, of course, Foreign Minister Macron cannot hide!
Reacting to the summoning of the French ambassador in Tehran, French FM “Catherine Colonna” says: Iran should pay attention to its internal situation before criticizing France. In an interview with “LCI” TV channel, the French Foreign Minister said that the Iranian government is following a wrong policy by the violence against its people and the arrest of French nationals. The American project of chaos and insecurity in Iran, in which Paris tried hard to be the leader of a part of it, has reached a point where it has reached a humorous resolution after the failure on the street floor.
