One year ago today, Islamic terrorists entered the offices of the French publication Charlie Hebdo and fired sixty shots inside of three minutes. When the smoke cleared, eleven employees of the magazine and one building maintenance worker had been killed and eleven other people in the building had been injured. The “crime” for which these individuals were being punished was blasphemy.

Source: Voices for Reason – “Je Suis Charlie” No Longer: A Year After the Attacks, Is the West Betraying Free Speech? | The Ayn Rand Institute