Still not a candidate, Eric Zemmour is already putting many concrete proposals on the table.
Guest of the Grand Jury RTL-
Le Figaro
-LCI this Sunday, the essayist clarified that the decision of a possible candidacy "
matures in his head
", while adding that if he presented himself, "
it would be to win, obviously
".
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Remove points license
For the essayist, referring to a famous quote from Georges Pompidou, "
we never stop pissing off the French
", in particular with the ban on certain thermal vehicles in large cities, the axes reserved for bicycles such as rue de Rivoli in Paris, or the ban on heated terraces, effective in 2022. In response to these restrictive measures, the non-candidate proposes to remove the points permit, "
because it is useless
".
According to him, this is a “
racket organized by the State
” and an “
infantilizing
”
measure
.
He also wants to reinstate the speed limit of 90 km / hour on national roads.
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It thus takes the opposite of the measures put in place by the left and the environmentalists in the big cities, and even considers that "
the motorist is a cash cow
" for the State.
The essayist also denounces certain prerogatives of municipalities.
According to him, it is "
stupid to give people like
Anne Hidalgo
the power to block traffic
."
He recalls that "
18 million French people need their car to go to work
", and he personally believes that "
speed limits on the highways
" are unnecessary, "
because they are the safest roads
".
Expel foreigners imprisoned in France
Faced with Valérie Pécresse's proposal to toughen the penalties in the most criminogenic neighborhoods, Eric Zemmour is amused to see “
waking up
” of “
candidates who did absolutely nothing when they were in power
”, while specifying: "
We must indeed strengthen the penalties, and go well beyond
".
For him, "
we must force the judges to issue these sentences
."
He wants to put in place the expulsion of "
25% of foreigners in French prisons
", by "
forcing
" the countries from which they come to "
take back
" their citizens.
Reindustrialize France
No increase in the minimum wage on the table, for Éric Zemmour.
A measure advocated by several candidates, from Arnaud Montebourg to Valérie Pécresse.
For the essayist, "
we must first reindustrialize
", before proceeding with a possible increase, because otherwise "
we give money that will turn against those who will receive it
".
On the proposal for a work premium, put forward by Xavier Bertrand, Eric Zemmour believes that "
it's really old-fashioned socialism
".
For him, "
we must reduce social charges on companies, which are far too high
."
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For the polemicist, “
our problem is too much social protection
”.
He therefore proposes to withdraw national solidarity benefits (RSA, APL, family allowances) from foreigners, even if they are in a regular situation.
"
If I do not discriminate between French and foreigners, that means that the nation does not exist
", explains the author of
France has not said its last word
.
For him, "
national solidarity must be maintained and reserved for the French
".
“
Block
”
assisted
reproduction without a father
Éric Zemmour is also opposed to the abolition of civil servant posts, a measure envisaged by Valérie Pécresse and Éric Ciotti.
He is not speaking out "
for the moment
" for a reinstatement of the death penalty or for the abolition of the right to abortion or marriage for all.
“
I'm not going to stand out from people,
” he evades.
However, he wants to “
block
” the fatherless assisted reproduction.
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If it remains unclear on the number of sponsorship promises, the almost candidate recalls that "
people who want my candidacy have been working there for months
".
He also claims to have met many "
mayors more and more sensitive to [his] speech
".
However, he denounces an "
absolutely scandalous pressure
" exerted on elected officials by the metropolises and communities of municipalities which grant them subsidies.
