The Eagles of Death Metal were front-and-center for the November 2015 bloodbath that unfolded during their concert at the Bataclan in Paris by Islamic terrorists, so naturally the band might have something negative to say against Muslim extremists based on their experience with them. 

And because lead singer Jess Hughes has been so vocal since the attacks, it's now being reported that two French music festivals have dropped his band from its rosters for comments made in a recent interview.

That interview was covered here at TruthRevolt on Thursday. Hughes was interviewed by Gavin McInnes for Taki's Magazine and revealed that the singer is completely willing to place blame where blame needs to lie: on radical Islam and the rest of the world surrendering to the fear of being "Islamophobic." Hughes once again brought up his suspicions that some of the security guards at the Bataclan may have been accomplices in the ISIS attack. He has also previously stated that he remembers seeing Muslims celebrating in the streets after the attacks around Paris.

The two festivals released a statement announcing the decision to drop the act from its August concert series:

As we are in total disagreement with Jesse Hughes’s recent allegations given in an interview with an American media [outlet], both Cabaret Vert and Rock en Seine festivals have decided to cancel the band’s performance.

So, Paris suffers its worst terror attack in a decade by Muslim jihadists and because a surviving victim, who continues to stand up for that country's freedom and security against Islamists, blames his attackers and their evil ideology, and the people of France turn their back on him.

Bowing to your enemies takes no courage at all.

H/T Townhall