France and Muslims live on one Earth

Politics is a game of pretension, saying something and meaning something else. President Emmanuel Macron appears to be no exception in a hybrid political culture of uncanny coincidence to blame Islam for the criminal acts of one individual. The reactionary beheading of a French school teacher has nothing to relate to Islamic faith and the socio-economic and political harmony encompassing the historic relationships between France and the Muslim world. Two weeks earlier, President Macron claimed "Islam is in crisis" and striving to overshadow the freedom and justice of the French Republic when the teacher showed a caricatures of the Prophet of Islam to his students.  His remarks painted a portrait of degradation of the Prophet of Islam and indifference in restraining the turbulent human ingenuity. Agreeably, the insanity of perpetuated mockery and reactionary respondents have no place in the 21st century realm of reason and religious tolerance and human unity as if we the mankind has lost all of our values and culture of reasoned maturity. Consequently, the reactionary public imagination is tormented by religious-social and economic retribution in many parts of the Muslim world. Did President Macron know enough about Islam and its perceived issues in any political context?  Islam is not in crisis but Muslims are. What Muslims believe and what they practice are often two varied conflicting time zones.