The Chained Duck death threat: "It's your turn," said a message

"It's your turn," threatens a message that has been sent to the Chained Duck since January 8, the day of the killing Charlie Hebdo. The most famous satirical newspaper in France, which has almost a hundred years of existence, received email threats. They are violent, they promise to "cut with an ax" journalists of the weekly. Usually, says Le Canard in publishing output Wednesday, "such threats ended in the trash." But in the current context, its management preferred to take all precautions. The prosecutor opened an investigation. One of the editors, Louis-Marie Horeau, said this morning that the newspaper's headquarters, as well as the premises of its printing, were protected by security forces.

The Chained Duck does not give in to fear as long and as Charlie Hebdo who decided to stand up to Islamic terrorists, it does not lose its black humor. "The Kalashnikov or an ax?", If he asks one. "At the moment it is not easy to crack the mouth, he says, that's good." It is also more sadness anxiety that currently dominates in writing, according to Louis-Marie Horeau. Admittedly, the iconic designer Cabu, who was a faithful collaborator of the weekly for thirty years, much missed by all staff. Duck makes him special tribute in its today's issue by publishing several of his drawings, and by telling Cabu headline: "Come on guys, do not let yourself down!".