EDITORIAL
"He died like a dog, like a coward". It is in these terms that Donald Trump announced the death of the head of the Islamic State Abu Bakr al-Baghdad Sunday, after an operation led by America. But the death of the leader of the terrorist organization does not sign the end of Daesh, as the editorialist Vincent Hervouet explains about Europe 1.
"Burials are the usual rendezvous of the hypocrites, of course, nobody wreaths wreaths of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, hypocrisy is to refuse to braid one to Donald Trump, is to congratulate him. Of course, it is vulgar that he brandishes the scalp of the Iraqi, spitting on him, but the Americans still curse the enemy: yesterday Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the day before yesterday, Saddam Hussein or Bin Laden ... so many incarnations of evil Tomorrow, Hollywood will write the legend, as we print pious images.A Elysée, it emphasizes that it is a step, only a step.If the French special forces had liquidated the public enemy number 1, the step would be decisive.
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"To kill Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is to win a battle, not the war, it's true"
To kill Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is to win a battle, not war, it's true. But that changes lost battles! Then at the kosher supermarket at the Porte de Vincennes, at Magnanville, at Bataclan, on the Promenade des Anglais, at Saint-Etienne du Rouvray parish, at the Louvre carousel where Vigipirate patrol as at the Châtelet metro, at the Champs Elysees police station; in the forecourt of Notre-Dame, at Verdun square in Levallois, at the Saint-Charles station of Marseille, at Trèbes supermarket in the Aude, rue Monsigny near the Opera, at the Christmas market in Strasbourg, rue Victor Hugo in Lyon, and also probably at the Prefecture of Police in Paris, we must cut the champagne to the health of Donald Trump. Failing to have slashed ourselves the tyrant Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi ".