Architect of restorations for Notre Dame Speaks Out:
There were no welding works going on, and there were “NO HOT SPOTS” according to the company, or flames being used. The company and workers confirmed to investigation police the BRI.
Media: “So you’re telling us that this type of timber doesn’t burn like that?”
Notre Dame Architect: “NO, You know, oak that is 800 years old doesn’t burn like that….You would need a lot of kindling to succeed.”
Elitist architects reacted to the fire which tore through Notre Dame by arguing that the rebuilding should not reflect “white European France.”
One of them literally said: “Its burning feels like an act of liberation”.
“The building was so overburdened with meaning that its burning feels like an act of liberation,” said Patricio del Real, an architecture historian at Harvard University.
To describe a horrendous fire that almost completely destroyed the historic cathedral had firefighters not rescued it just in time as “an act of liberation” is completely callous.
The writer of the Rolling Stone piece agues that the rebuilding of Notre Dame should not reflect “a non-secular, white European France,” but should instead be “a reflection of the France of today, a France that is currently in the making.”
This view is echoed by Cesare Birignani, assistant professor at the Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of New York, who says that the previous restoration of the cathedral, which sought to keep it as true to its origins as possible, represented “an idealized version of French history that arguably never existed in the first place.”
What are they going to do, put a crescent moon on top of it? How about surrounding it with minarets? Will that be politically correct enough? Continue reading Notre Dame: “800-years old timber doesn’t just burn like that…”








That is the most accurate headline of all the English language reports I have read so far. It is from Reuters. While the violence was caused by those demonstrating against Danish critic of Islam Rasmus Paludan the others were slanted to hint that he caused the trouble. For example the Copenhagen 












What a coincidence that this should happen the day after Christians celebrate Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem!! Stefan Molyneaux has some experience in the safety measures involved with serious construction sites and he is cynical:
Notre Dame Burns!