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Remarks by Eric Zemmour in front of the Bataclan: "There are places which are not places of controversy", regrets Marine Le Pen

2021-11-15T07:33:23.532Z


The candidate of the National Rally in the presidential election regrets that the quasi-candidate says "things with a form of brutality".


Eric Zemmour's remarks in front of the Bataclan continue to generate a reaction.

After François Hollande, Manuel Valls and many other political figures, Marine Le Pen reacted on Monday, November 15 to the controversial release of the essayist.

Saturday 13, after being collected in front of the Parisian concert hall, where 90 people fell under the bullets of the terrorists in 2015, the quasi-presidential candidate accused François Hollande of "not having protected the French" and of 'having taken "

a criminal decision to leave the borders open

".

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For the candidate of the National Assembly in the presidential election, if there are “

of course

” “

things to say about the opening of the borders

”, the exit of the polemicist was not appropriate.

"

The problem of Eric Zemmour is that he is a polemicist and he knows nothing to do other than to argue

", she introduced on France Info.

Before adding: “

There are places which are places of suffering, which are places of martyrs.

These are not places of controversy

”.

"A form of brutality" that she regrets

For Marine Le Pen, the situation of the essayist "

is fundamentally different

" from that of Donald Trump, to whom he is often compared.

"

Trump was at the head of the gigantic Republican party while Zemmour presents himself without a political structure around him,

" she argues.

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She also regrets that Eric Zemmour comes "to

say things with a form of brutality

". "

When we speak loudly and speak brutally, we are sometimes better understood than when we speak in a reasonable manner

," she said. But, according to her, "

there is no longer any need to speak with this brutality

" since "

90% of the French

" agree with the migratory problem and that of political Islam.

"

What is the point of speaking loudly, if not to create division where we have succeeded in creating unanimity?"

", She asks, considering also that the polemicist does not have"

a single specific proposal

"to fight against immigration and Islamist fundamentalism.

Source: lefigaro

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