Shock in Paris. Islamic terrorism runs for the most hated movement in 2015

Armed gunmen attacked Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris leaving a dozen people dead. The terror has no sense of humor and intends to give "a lesson" to the freedom of speech. French President Francois Hollande stated the attack on the Charlie Hebdo satirical paper, which has frequently drawn condemnation from Muslims, is "a terrorist attack, without a doubt," and said several other attacks have been thwarted in France "in recent weeks."

Below you can see how one of the ruthless attackers is killing an innocent man already shot down.

We hope that justice will be restored and terrorist will be brought to justice. France, you are not alone, we stand by you!

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Kim Jong Un would kill to remove this video from the internet

It seems that all dictators have a problem with their sense of humor, and North Korea's Kim Jong Un is no exception.

Kim Jong Un unsuccessfully attempted to get China to take off the internet a satirical video that, with some not-so-subtle digital magic, displays Kim running, dancing, getting kicked in the butt by a nuke and more, all set to catchy music. He also gets repeatedly pranked -- often by President Barack Obama.

North Korean officials complain that clip "seriously compromises Kim's dignity and authority," South Korea's Chosun Ilbun newspaper reports.

As expected, China was not able to help because once something is online, it's online forever. And Kim doesn't seem to know Rule 19 of the Internet: The more you hate it, the stronger it gets.

This is not the only video that has Pyongyang going ballistic. The nation recently threatened a "resolute and merciless response" over the upcoming Seth Rogan/James Franco film, "The Interview."

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Despicable me, president Warren G. Harding

Warren G. Harding

On the positive side, his political decisions were very effective by modern standards, especially those regarding interracial relations and women's right to vote, and he established a Bureau of the Budget for the national budget. 

On the negative side, he was corrupt and gave almost every office he could, especially the very influential ones, to his family and political allies. Corruption was not unheard to him but part of hi daily life. 
The Attorney General, appointed by him appeared several times in front of a Grand Jury and acquitted same number of times for corruption.

Charles Forbes used the B.V.A (Bureau of Veteran Affairs) as his personal money making machine, which ended up in very poor after war treatment of veterans under Harding administration.

Lesser offices have gone through chronic bribery and embezzlement, including among Prohibition officers, stimulating rather than tempering organized crime's control over the alcohol trade.

Few controversial evidence over certain aspects of his life survived, because his very protective wife destroyed nearly all of his personal and official papers after he died, but many experts believe he also had many extramarital affairs, compounding his administrative lapses with personal ones.

His administration was profoundly despised and hated and the people was longing for a change while the country was falling down to chaos and corruption.

As if this was not enough, the country experienced great social unrest as he deceased after only two years as president.

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The 7 Most Hated People In Fashion (PHOTOS)

The fashion world isn't exactly known for playing nice. Industry insiders are constantly the source of gossip, whether it be a feud, snobbery or your run-of-the-mill controversy. In no particular order, we've rounded up who by many accounts seem to be the most disliked -- dare we say hated? -- people in fashion:

1. Anna Wintour The Vogue editor-in-chief's intimidating antics have been the source of gossip since she arrived at the mag in 1983. Then, of course, there was that little novel-turned-film she inspired, "The Devil Wears Prada." Need we say more?



2. Victoria Beckham Posh's propensity for pouting is just one reason the fashion designer has gotten a cold reputation. Jealousy aside (ahem, David Beckham), Victoria sent off the snob alarms when she kept her distance from fellow Spice Girls at the opening of their musical last year. And hey, even she admits that she can seem a bit icy. "People think I’m a moody bitch," she told Elle.



3. Olivia Palermo The New York socialite had her first taste of backlash in 2007 when a "Gossip Girl"-style site posted a letter she had allegedly written asking the catty girls on her social scene “for acceptance, privacy and forgiveness.” A lawsuit ensued (Olivia vehemently denied writing the letter) and we eventually forgot about her -- until she was cast as the antagonist on the MTV reality show "The City" the next year. Next time, Olivia, it might be wise to be a little nicer to Whitney Port if you want to boost your public image. 



most hated people in fashion 4. Miranda Kerr OK, so we know this seems like a curveball, but the model has sparked her fair share of controversy. Just this week, it was rumored that her "diva antics" cost her a renewed contract with Victoria's Secret (she says she simply didn't have enough time to commit to the brand, though). Not to mention, Miranda's comments about epidurals and "drugged-up" babies after the natural birth of her son didn't make people too happy either. On the other hand, the rep might be entirely blown out of proportion (we've met the model ourselves and can attest to her good nature).



5. Joan Rivers Can you think of anyone else more feared by red carpet goers? The "Fashion Police" host not only raises eyebrows for her always edgy jokes, but she also has rubbed more than a few people the wrong way. Joan's comments about Adele ("She should just calm down -- or lose weight!") and her now-infamous Holocaust joke are just a couple of examples.



6. John Galliano Arguably the most polarizing figure in the fashion industry, this designer made headlines in 2011 when he was filmed making an anti-semitic tirade in Paris. The incident led to his dismissal from his namesake label and from his position at Christian Dior. This year, however, Oscar de la Renta invited Galliano into his studio. The jury's still out on if he'll ever be able to fix his disgraced image.



7. Cathy Horyn It seems like the New York Times fashion critic rarely publishes a critical review without an even more critical response. After slamming Lady Gaga's CFDA Awards get-up, Horyn was given a taste of her own medicine when the singer compared her to an "average individual at home on their laptop" and said that her writing was "plagued with negativity." Designers like Oscar de la Renta and Hedi Slimane have also taken shots at the journalist, calling Horyn a "stale 3-day old hamburger" and a "publicist in disguise," respectively.




So tell us: did we miss anyone?

Source: The Huffington Post

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