ENA Prison jihad says researcher - In a survey of jihadist networks in France, Hugo Micheron explains that prison is the breeding ground for radicalism in France.

Last Friday, the Minister of Justice Nicole Belloubet told Liberation that she saw "no other solution than to repatriate to France the French jihadists detained by the Kurds in Syria". Asked about Europe 1, Saturday January 11, the researcher at the Ecole Normale Supérieure Hugo Micheron considered that it was a very bad idea, because for him, who spoke with nearly 80 jihadists incarcerated, French prisons are real grounds of radicalization.
Prison, "a step in a jihadist career"

ENA Prison jihad says researcher

“The jihadists exploit prisons to consolidate, to reconfigure themselves. They have declared their defeat on the ground in the Middle East, so the space for the reconstruction of the jihadist movement is prisons, "explains Hugo Micheron, who details the conclusions of his investigation in a book soberly entitled French Jihadism. . For the researcher, the main thing is to understand what is going on in prison. "It is too easily believed that prison is a dead end in which the jihadist would end his career, when for many, it is a step in a career of jihadist," he warns. Because for him, "prison is the ENA of jihad". Prison structures are not the only vectors of radicalization. Hugo Micheron also warns of the creation of many private schools without contracts, in which children are radicalized. "A jihadist explains to me that the goal is to expand the ranks by educating their children in jihadist doctrine. It was also Daesh's project, "he explains.

Public debate locked in "denial" and "hysterization"

For the author, the responsibility is clearly French. He also denounces the "blindness" of a society that has been in "denial" for years and only became violently aware of the situation in 2015, after the Charlie Hebdo attack. "The Merah affair [in 2012] should have revealed the nature of French jihadism when it was analyzed as a vulgar news item," deplores the Norman. "We did not want to see" what awaited us in France, he continues, saying that "we need to get out of a double posture in which the public debate is locked, the first is denial and another hysterization ”. For Hugo Micheron, it is essential to understand the jihadists to stem the networks. "There have never been so many. Jihadists are a hundred times more numerous in 2015 than in 1990. We can only solve this problem if we can understand what they are doing. We have time. We are only at year 5 of awareness, France has the means to respond to this issue, "he concluded on a note of hope.

Comments

But ... Why did our elders set up a penitentiary in Guyana?
It is there, in a territory that only makes us listen that we must send these jihadists!
They will not have many people to indoctrinate, will not risk maintaining external relations with a view to attacks or escapes ... And will free up essential places in establishments in France!

And the mosque is Sciences Po!

Finally a glimmer of hope: if they get organized, they are screwed up!

Well, now the joke has lasted long enough: we are told bluntly that punishing them only encourages them (whereas it is impunity that makes them caïds! They allow themselves everything and nothing happens to them or if little compared to what they did and in addition they are encouraged all day long by the Goebbels on Radio-Paris; and they find themselves outside to taunt their victims!).

Soon, we will be told that so that it is not worse, the slaughterers will remain at liberty however that "at the same time", the French who will have committed venial offenses will serve long terms because this will allow the "unfortunate incarcerated "(understand: not the French) to be in contact with gentiles and therefore to coax.

There was military service which made it possible to kill the enemy. Now there will be the prison service which will deliver the French to the enemy!

These criminal idiots are like kids who excite a wild animal locked in a cage. It seems that they no longer know what to invent to make the French people mad with rage (to lose us and condemn us). I hope that one day the door of the cage will be opened and then ...