Supporting our French colleagues at this time

[Michael Scarborough]

Having lived through 9/11 here in NYC, my heart goes out to all of you in France.
Je suis Charlie.



Bon courage,
Michael

[mike in calif]

Me too. A very sad day.

[Kreston]

Same here.  Je suis Charlie.

Kreston

[Nigel Jackson]

While not French, I have lived in France for over ten years. This is indeed a sober time but I am much heartened by the spontaneous expressions of support across the country, indeed the world, of course for those who have died and their families, but also for the concepts of liberty and freedom of expression which are so precious here.The pen is indeed mightier than the sword.

Je suis Charlie.

Best wishes
Nigel

[IFF1418]

I am living so near the French border and of course I am deeply hurt with what has happened yesterday. I am thinking of these poor people and their relatives. I can only hope that the people of France can stay serene, how difficult that may be.
For all the French people on the Forum, I am with you! Courage mes amis!

Kind regards
Patrick

[Ernie]

Well put, Patrick, my friend.

Ernie

[coyotemagic]

My thoughts and prayers go out to the families and friends of all those killed and injured in this cowardly act.  To all our dear French friends on the forums, we are here to support you in any way we can.
Bud

[Des]

My heartfelt wishes and prayers go out to all those families and friends of the people who died and my prayers also to the injured, I hope they make a speedy recovery.

Des.

[lcarroll]

To all our French Members and Friends,
My thoughts have already been stated very eloquently by others here; Courage!, together we shall prevail!
Je suis Charlie!
Lance

[ermeio]

I pray for all of their families
and for our freedom

[jeanluc maumejean]

thank you for your messages of sympathy

I hope that we are not in the dawn of something more serious

this attack has touched the hearts of many people here

good evening to all

[rhwinter]

Ich bin Charlie!

Cordialement, Richard

[WarrenD]

Thanks for starting this thread Michael.

I've only ever visited France, and that was long ago, and far away. Over the years, I've met some mighty nice folks from there.

I don't think you have to be French, live in France, or even have visited the country to empathize and sympathize with them. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families, and with the French people. It has warmed my heart to see the outpouring of support from around the world.

Have courage and press on my friends!

Warren

[JamesAPrattIII]

je suis Charlie. I hope the French police catch the men who did this. They may have problems there are entire neibourhoods in France which are no-go areas for the French police. If they hide out in one they may be hard to find. From what I have read the French police are fairly good. Also from what I have read it looks like the killers knew what they were doing and may have got some weapons training ect. in Syria. They will probably go down fighting or commit suicide if cornered. If they have an escape plan thought out they may be on their way to Syria/Iraq right now where they will be impossible for the French to catch. I hope this is of some interest.

[KitRookie37]

Hello to all,
Thanks a lot for your support. We nether let those extremismes win and put terror on our heart. We'll nether be scared by us.
Best regards.
Alain.