This map trope...again.

This map is circulating AGAIN on social media. It's fake and meant to mislead Christians and others into siding with the Gews and against Muslims. The map does reflect the locations of some church fires. Some were minor fires, some were caused by a cigarette, NOT arson by Muslims. The map also includes incidents of vandalism deceptively identifying and including them as "church arson by Muslims."

The map doesn't reflect, "all the churches burned down in France by Muslims." Not at all. But hey, if you buy the 40 beheaded and baked babies - or were they baked and then beheaded, I've heard both versions - you'll buy anything the ZionPress and their toadies pass along in attempts to further false narratives.

Logically Facts: This map doesn't show churches 'burned down' in France over the last four years.

al-Reuters: Map shows all alleged crimes against churches in France, not just fires. 

AFP Fact Check: Map of 'anti-Christian acts' falsely shared as France church arson cases.

Full Fact: Some incidents on the map include "yelling."

Easter Sunday.

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Have a safe and enjoyable Easter, whatever you do, wherever you are. Remember those who are alone, can't be with their loved ones or are involuntarily isolated and quarantined. Remember those less fortunate. We all have reasons to be incredibly grateful for what we have.

Happy Easter to all.

Lyon Bombing suspect Mohamed Hichem M. confesses. Admitted having links to jihadist groups.

Presna Latina: Lyon Bomber Finally Confesses to French Police.

The suspect in the Lyon bombing claimed responsibility and finally confessed to swear loyalty to ISIS terror group.

According to the reports, the 24-year-old Algerian IT student Mohamed M. admitted to fabricating the parcel bomb used last Friday where 13 people were injured.
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...his parents and younger brother [all] are remaining in police custody[.]

The Youth Times: Lyon Bomber confesses.

He claims to be a lone wolf attacker, with no outside assistance.
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Investigators also searched his computer, finding documents about jihad. The suspect reportedly admitted having links to jihadist groups during his interrogation.

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Lyon bombing suspect identified as Mohamed Hichem M., [age] 24.

Sputnik News: French Media Reveals Alleged Identity of Lyon Blast Suspect as Algerian.

An explosion broke out on 24 May in downtown Lyon, France near a bakery at the intersection of Victor Hugo Street and Sala Street, near Bellecour Square, one of the city's attractions. More than 10 people were injured.

According to the Parisien newspaper, the key suspect in the Lyon explosion case was identified as Mohamed Hichem M., 24, who came to France from Algeria.

French officials have yet to comment on the information.

The suspect, who was arrested on Monday, had been previously unknown to police prior to the 24 May incident, when a blast broke out in the French city of Lyon, injuring 10 people.
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"He is in custody. But so far, he refuses to speak," a source close to the investigation told Parisien.

The police questioned the relatives of the detainee — his parents, as well as his younger brother and sister.

Earlier, law enforcement officers had searched his home, where they found the materials needed for the manufacturing of explosives.

On Monday, French police arrested two suspects in connection with the investigation into the Lyon explosion, which took place on 24 May not far from a bakery at the intersection of Victor Hugo Street and Sala Street, near Bellecour Square — one of the city's main tourist attractions.

Four Arrested in Lyon, France Terrorist Attack. Main suspect a 24-year-old Algerian IT student.

The Guardian: French police arrest four over Lyon bomb blast.

French police have arrested four people over a package bomb explosion in the heart of the south-eastern city of Lyon last week that injured 13 people.

A police raid was also under way in a building in the Oullins suburb just south of the city, authorities said. The suspected bomber, a 24-year-old Algerian IT student, was among those arrested.

The man’s parents were also arrested and taken in for questioning, as was a second Algerian student who is a family relation, according to the Paris prosecutor’s office, which has jurisdiction over terrorism cases in France.

The suspect was previously unknown to police, Lyon’s mayor, Gérard Collomb, said.

World Atlas: The ??????? religion in Algeria dominates its demography, with around 99% of the population being followers of the faith.

Lyon, France Terror Attack: Suitcase Detonated Had Remote Control System

Sputnik News: Suitcase Detonated Had Remote Control System.

The suitcase that exploded near a bakery in the French city of Lyon on Friday had a remote control system, local media reported on Saturday, citing sources close to investigators.

According to the BFMTV channel, the detonated bag contained flechettes and a remote control system.
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As shown by CCTV cameras, a man, aged 30-35, rode a bicycle to the bakery and set aside a bundle, which subsequently exploded. The law enforcement forces failed to idenify the person responsible for the attack despite having the CCTV footage as the perpetrator was wearing sunglasses and a cap. The police are now searching for the suspect who is still on the loose, according to French anti-terrorism prosecutor.

Daily Mail: Manhunt for Lyon 'nail bomber' suspect in sunglasses and a cap.

The parcel bomb was packed with nails, screws and bolts outside a bakery[.]
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Police issued an appeal for witnesses on Twitter as they sought the man believed to be in his early 30s, who was picked up by security cameras on a mountain bike immediately before the explosion.

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Reuters: Terrorist attacker used homemade explosives.

A source close to the investigation said traces of DNA were isolated from the remnants of the bomb. Police found the attacker used triacetone triperoxide or TATP, a powerful homemade explosive.

The case is being handled as a terrorism investigation given the circumstances of the attack, committed in broad daylight, and the use of an explosive device capable of hitting a large number of people with screws and metal balls packed into a bag[.]

Sputnik News: 28th week of Yellow Vests Protests.

Activists have gathered on Saturday in different cities in France for the 28th consecutive week of Yellow Vests protests.

In the lead up to the European Parliament elections, the biggest Yellow Vests marches are being held in Paris and Amiens, the birthplace of the incumbent French president.

Sputnik News Video:  Yellow Vests Hold 28th Week of Mass Protests in Paris.

Lyon, France Attack; most MSM headlines couch their wording and Macron eventually utters, "Attack".

BBC: "Explosion" injures pedestrians in Lyon.

Reuters: "Suspected suitcase bomber blast" in Lyon.

Newsday: "Low force blast" in French city of Lyon wounds 7; "cause unclear".

Bloomaberg: "Blast in French City of Lyon...Cause Unknown."

ABC News: Blast leaves 8 with "minor injuries".

Daily Telegraph: 13 injured in Nail Bomb blast.

Daily Mail: Terror attack in Lyon: Police hunt man seen leaving parcel bomb outside bakery that left 'at least 13' injured including an eight-year-old girl, as Macron condemns the 'attack'.

Breitbart: President Macron Confirms Lyon Explosion is ‘Attack’.

It's a mystery who, or what group, is responsible for this low force, cause-unknown, explosion terrorist attack.

Easter Sunday

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