General outcry from academia and unease among the majority.
In question, a request from the Minister of Higher Education and Research, Frédérique Vidal, to the CNRS, mandating it to conduct an investigation into "Islamo-leftism" in universities.
"Yes, there is Islamo-leftism in our universities",
approved the spokesperson for the RN, Laurent Jacobelli Thursday, on the set of "Talk Le Figaro".
"
It's good that a minister stands up against that", he
supports, in view of the posters representing a veiled woman from the FCPE, a union of parents of pupils, to the leadership of the student union Unef occupied by a veiled young girl, to debates prohibited to whites in certain universities, etc.
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Head of the RN list in the Grand Est at the next regional, Jacobelli has no doubts,
“racialism, postcolonialism, indigenism today have an open table in places that should be sanctuaries of the Republic, places of debate where such ideologies, contrary to what we are, should not prosper, ”he
insists.
If he welcomes
"the report"
, he denounces on the other hand
"the duplicity of this government"
, shedding light on the problem without doing anything to solve it.
"By asking the CNRS to investigate, it's as if you were asking Al Capone to investigate drug trafficking," he
quips, arguing that
"the CNRS refuses to use the word Islamo - leftism, but studies white privilege, nonsense, ”he
annoys.
According to him,
“Islamo-leftism”
is everywhere.
He defines it as
"the help of a part of the left to the trivialization of Islamist ideas".
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As such, he denounces the discourse of a part of the left, in particular
“Génération.s of Benoît Hamon and LFI, who found there a basis of clientelism, even if it means renouncing their values and those of the Republic”.
He also deplores that any criticism of the entryism of Islamism in certain places is a matter of reprimand by those,
"whose ballot has no smell, even if it comes from communitarian forces, even Islamists"
.
For Laurent Jacobelli,
"system" policies
can no longer deny the obvious,
"they speak more and more like us,"
he points out.
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Head candidate of the RN list in the Grand Est region, facing Jean Rottner, the outgoing candidate, Jacobelli denies being parachuted.
"I am very happy to return there to continue the fight of 2015," he
assures us.
“This time it will be an open, rally list,”
he concludes.