Guest of Sonia Mabrouk Monday morning, former Minister Philippe de Villiers reaffirmed his opposition to the health pass, saying that it is “apartheid”. A reference to the segregationist regime in South Africa, in force until 1991.
“I am hostile to the health pass because it is apartheid.” The words of the former Minister Philippe de Villiers Monday morning at the microphone of Sonia Mabrouk on Europe 1. A reference to the segregationist regime in South Africa, in force until 1991. “When you appoint a scapegoat in a company, that what’s the name? ”he asked.
Hostile to childhood vaccination
Questioned on the fact that all the candidates for the presidential election, including Éric Zemmour whom Philippe de Villiers supports, calls for vaccination against Covid-19, the founder of Puy du Fou explained “that there is very old audiences or those with co-morbidities who have an interest in using the vaccine “. But in his opinion, “vaccine freedom must come first” while also insisting on the fact that he is “hostile to the vaccination of children”.
“We must stop pissing off the French”
In general on the vaccination campaign and the management of the health crisis, the former deputy considered that “the government is doing anything, they are amateurs”. “My objective is very simple: it is to say ‘We must stop pissing off the French'”, in reference to a sentence pronounced in 1966 by Georges Pompidou, then Prime Minister.