Guest on Europe 1, Monday May 30, the president of “Reconquest! and candidate in the 4th constituency of Var gave his opinions on the excesses in Saint-Denis, the legislative elections, but also the future of France.
Like many politicians, Éric Zemmour returned to the scandal linked to the organization of the Champions League final in Saint-Denis. He immediately accused Gérald Darmanin – who pointed the finger at the behavior of Liverpool supporters – “of putting dust under the rug, of not saying or seeing what he sees. Just look at the pictures to see that they weren’t English or supporters, but commuters, looters, thieves and tutti quanti. He added that “this misadventure heralds the coming five-year term, the advent of scum who increasingly rule the roost. »
If the former journalist admitted not having “the information of the prefect of police”, he said “voi[r] the images and testimonies of the foreign press”, asserting that “we are now putting the police on trial so as not to say what happened. For him, “Saint-Denis is not Paris and Seine-Saint-Denis is no longer France, nor a French department. There are French islands, but for the rest they are foreign enclaves, which largely voted for Jean-Luc Mélenchon. He himself announced the advent of a new people who will replace the old people. »
Éric Zemmour got ahead of his detractors by explaining that “there is no hatred, but rather pain and sadness to see the city of Kings become something no longer French and where the order is kept by thugs, plus the police. He also took the example of “companies [qui] wanted to put their headquarters in Saint-Denis and ended up coming back. We brought in the employees, but they were robbed, extorted on line 13. The companies then left Saint-Denis, therefore California [comparaison faite par Emmanuel Macron par rapport aux startups implantées] no, it’s often the Bronx. “He did not budge:” The problem is neither the English supporters, nor the police. »
“France, in twenty years, if this policy continues, will resemble Lebanon at best, on a large scale, with irreconcilable peoples who will end up clashing”
His solution? “We must completely stop the migratory flows. We need very firm justice with a restoration of minimum sentences, expulsion of foreign offenders, forfeiture of dual nationals for misdemeanors and/or crimes. The candidate from Var also criticized the commentators who “awaited my failure to be able to say that my ideas of defending the identity of France were outdated. I think all these people are wrong. “He is, once again, returned to his campaign ideas:” I did not do all this out of opportunism, nor to seduce people. I joined because I had certain ideas and convictions that no one else defended. I keep thinking that I’m right and that the future will prove me right. »
Éric Zemmour also warned about the future of France: “Macron’s electorate are elderly people, who live in the metropolises and voted massively for him. They made the election, but they are at the end of their life. When this generation which is the most numerous and will disappear, we will find ourselves with an opposition with the new people of Mélenchon, islamo-leftist, composed of 69% of Muslims and leftists. »
There followed a virulent criticism against the strategy of the National Rally, which sent Jordan Bardella hunting in the Var lands and in the Vaucluse, where the president of Generation Z Stanislas Rigault, is campaigning: “There are hundreds of constituencies, where it is the candidate of Mélenchon who can win, where it is that of LREM and Mr. Bardella comes to a constituency where I have a chance of winning, the same in Vaucluse. For him, “Marine Le Pen obviously has only one adversary, it’s ‘Reconquest! “. I knew she wouldn’t agree. I understood that his only objective was to defeat my party. She thinks I’m her only opponent, I’m not. I did not present a candidate against her, nor against Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, nor Ciotti. »
The former journalist reiterated that he had “never been to the National Front or the National Rally”, that he was “not a dissident of the National Front either” and that Marine Le Pen “didn’t not been able to make the great gathering of rights, as I would have done in his place. She will find herself with twenty deputies and that is very good, good for her. »
And the future of France? “France, in twenty years, if this policy continues, will at best resemble Lebanon, on a large scale, with irreconcilable peoples who would live apart and end up confronting each other. »