On Europe 1, Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, president of Debout France, has indicated to adhere to the project of the boss of the senators LR, Bruno Retailleau, who announced wanting to deposit a proposal of law to prohibit "the lists communautaristes" with the elections. In his viewfinder in particular, the Union of French Muslim Democrats, who after presenting a list to the European wishes to present to the municipal.
Questioning national cohesion
For the MP from Essonne, "secularism allows respect for religions, but not a political project based on these religions". This is why Nicolas Dupont-Aignan also wishes to prohibit communitarian lists, because according to him the use of freedom of conscience for political purposes "calls into question the one and indivisible character of the French Republic". And that would be "extremely serious" in his eyes, because letting "believers regroup to impose a political reading" of their religion would be the end of "national cohesion"
The promise of a civil war
Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, for whom "we must call a cat a cat", directly targets "political Islam", that "which aims to pass Sharia before the laws of the Republic". The president of Débout la France also promises that "if the French society and the political society are not able to say stop before it is too late", the country will head "towards difficult days that will go to the civil war".
Emmanuel Macron pointed the finger
The government should not follow this bill, which is not the taste of Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, who criticizes "Emmanuel Macron's clientelism". According to him, the President of the Republic "does not serve the Muslim French who integrate and practice their faith very respectful of the laws of the Republic." The opposite of "a growing minority" for the deputy of Essonne, who "under the pretext of false tolerance, seized part of this religion."