Sortir du Nucleaire: In tribute to our friends Charlie Hebdo, the shock is huge

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Sortir du Nucleaire (French): http://www.sortirdunucleaire.org/La-tristesse-du-Reseau-Sortir-du-nucleaire-est
Google translation:

In tribute to our friends Charlie Hebdo

January 7, 2015: The sadness of the Network "Exit nuclear power" is huge

Press Release - January 7, 2014

The sadness of the Network "Exit nuclear power" is huge

Charlie Hebdo has been at the forefront of the denunciation of the nuclear threat and has always been on the side of antinuclear since its creation in 1969, well before even with the magazine Hara Kiri, which marked its beginnings in 1960.

Thousands of people have become antinuclear by reading the articles in Hara-Kiri then in Charlie Hebdo.

Several designers of Charlie Hebdo which Charb, its editor, put their fame to the anti-nuclear struggle including the publication of drawings in many of our publications. There are some years Cabu had supported the mobilization for the abolition of nuclear weapons . Our thoughts for a speedy recovery go to Fabrice Nicolino, author of the excellent special issue Nuclear Con.

Resistance to human stupidity in general and in particular nuclear has lost valuable advocates. In shock, the Network "Nuclear Exit" wishes to express its deep sorrow and its solidarity with the families of victims of this heinous attack against freedom of expression and democracy.

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1. Beyond Nuclear: immensely saddened and shocked

Beyond Nuclear: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=10152963194569543&id=7014589542&_fb_noscript=1

We are immensely saddened at Beyond Nuclear and shocked by the tragic news regarding the assassinations of staff at the French satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo.

As the Réseau "Sortir du nucléaire" writes:

"Charlie Hebdo has been at the cutting edge of the denunciation of the nuclear threat and has always stood alongside anti-nuclear activists since its creation in 1969, and even before that with its prior magazine, Hara Kiri which began in 1960.

Thousands of people became anti-nuclear after reading articles in Hara Kiri and then in Charlie Hebdo.

Lost of its artists, including Charb, the magazine's editor, have put their reputation to the service of the anti-nuclear fight, notably in publishing drawings in many of our own publications. A few years ago, Charb lent his support to mobilization against nuclear weapons.

Our thoughts for a speedy recovery go to Fabrice Nicolino, the author of the excellent series, The Nuclear Scam.

Resistance against human stupidity in general and against nuclear in particular has lost some precious defenders. Under the shock, the Réseau "Sortir du nucléaire" wishes to share its immense sadness and to mark its solidarity with the families of the victims of this heinous attack on the freedom of expression and democracy.