Imam Hassan Iquioussen wanted everywhere in Europe for a month was arrested Friday by the police in Belgium, in Mons, a city located 20 kilometers from the French border. Under the influence of an expulsion order signed by the Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin, he fled on August 28. “This case is an illustration of the inability of the state to protect the French,” said MEP Jordan Bardella, guest of the Grand Rendez-vous on Sunday.
“We are not even damned to monitor public enemy number 1”
“The Minister of the Interior has spent the entire summer telling us ‘we are going to expel a radical imam’, and by the time he decides to expel the radical imam, he is nowhere to be found,” he said. -he launched on Europe 1. “This affair is an illustration of the collapse of the state”, added the candidate for the presidency of the National Rally.
Hassan Iquioussen was under a European arrest warrant issued by France, for “evading the execution of a deportation decision”. The preacher, file S, is implicated in France for remarks deemed contrary to the values of the Republic. “In France we are not even damned to monitor public enemy number 1, who is a radical imam known for his anti-Semitic, racist, homophobic sermons, of hostility towards France and the French Republic “, thundered Jordan Bardella.
The MEP also returned to the recent events that marked the news in Nantes, the rape in a meeting of a woman by two men. He called on women not to change their behavior. “Never get used to this violence, never get used to looking behind you when you’re walking down the street, never get used to changing your outfit, changing your make-up, taking your headphones off when you’re in transport because all this is the direct consequence of the laxity of justice”, he decided.
“It is the consequence of the weaknesses of the people who are in power, who speak loudly when it comes to being in front of television cameras but who have a soft hand,” concluded Jordan Bardella.