The main collaborator of National Front leader Marine Le Pen, Florian Philippot, will go on trial for defamation  in a few weeks. The suit was filed by Qatar. After the attack on Charlie Hebdo, Philippot argued that the emirate is financing "Islamism that kills." It is the first time that a foreign country has filed a complaint against a European MP. It is a judicial fatwa. 

The case goes beyond the number two of the French far right. As Nicolas Gardères writes in Causeur, "it is already extremely rare for a foreign state to attack a citizen for a press offense and for expressing a truth. It is even hateful that a regime that can safely be called obscurantist and repressive has the courage to hinder the freedom of expression of the citizens of a free and democratic country". 

L'Opinion newspaper notes that only one public voice so far came in favor of Philippot and intimidation against Islamic regimes: "Alain Finkielkraut is a lonely voice in the silence surrounding the complaint of Qatar". The French Jewish philosopher Finkielkraut sided with the vice of Le Pen "against a
Qatar, a foreign country, has filed a complaint against a European MP. It is a judicial fatwa.
state that supports one of the most active branches of radical Islam: the Muslim Brotherhood. This interference, rather than a scandal, has almost an aura of anti-fascism. This is the great deception. They do not mobilize against Qatar, because it attacks the National Front, considered by many as the main enemy, if not the only enemy. Qatar can therefore get away with anything. With its money it has bought all".

Even the mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, sided with Qatar. "I think if they feel insulted they are right to find recourse in the law," said Hidalgo, who is very active on gay-friendly causes and pretends not to know that the emirate condemns its homosexuals to prison and lashes. 

There is another hypocrisy: the lawyer who will defend Qatar is Jean-Pierre Mignard, the same lawyer used by president François Hollande.

The embassy of Qatar in Paris has for years supported French cultural personalities. 

Here is the partial list, based on the book "Qatar-France, une décennie culturelle de diplomatie": former Foreign Ministers Dominique de Villepin and Hubert Védrine, former ministers of Culture Frédéric Mitterrand and Jack Lang, the former mayor of Paris Bertrand Delanoë, former prime minister Michel Rocard and especially the intelligentsia of the left. The names are those of Régis Debray, Tahar Ben Jelloun, Emmanuel Todd, Jean Daniel and the cartoonist Plantu, and all of them criticized Charlie Hebdo before and after the killing of 7 January.

Plantu, the main cartoonist at Le Monde newspaper, received the "Award Doha" (ten thousand euro) from the hands of the ambassador of Qatar in Paris, Mohamed Al Kuwari.

Islam is not only buying French luxury firms. It is also buying French culture. Take the case of Edwy Plenel, the former editor of Le Monde who founded Mediapart, the moralist who has long written against '"Islamophobia" of Charlie Hebdo. His new book, "For Muslims," has just been released in Arabic by Doha Magazine. The book is edited by the Ministry of Culture of Qatar, the same which asked that the Voltaire School in Doha, created by the French government, withdraw a book on Christianity in the Middle Ages. 

The French intelligentsia is on the payroll of Qatar. It is a form of jiza, the fee that the Islamic State imposed on Christians in the areas under its control.

These are the Leftist dhimmis who have betrayed Europe.