Even though it has always been known for its irreverent treatment of cultural taboos, the co-founder of the satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, which lost eight staff members in last week’s deadly terrorist attack in Paris, says the paper’s editor was “pig-headed” about satirizing Islam and blamed him for the deaths of his colleagues.
Charlie Hebdo Co-Founder Admits Paper Provoked Attack
Even though it has always been known for its irreverent treatment of cultural taboos, the co-founder of the satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, which lost eight staff members in last week’s deadly terrorist attack in Paris, says the paper’s editor was “pig-headed” about satirizing Islam and blamed him for the deaths of his colleagues.
