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Blue White Red! relayed a remark from Guillaume Roquette directed at Bally Bagayoko, LFI mayor of Saint-Denis. Roquette reportedly criticized him for claiming to be opposed to excision without having voted in favor of a motion against this practice, considering that it was "a bit complicated." https://t.co/fuHWs9yqbk #DroitsDesFemmes #Excision #SaintDenis (translated)

Blue White Red accused Regelegorila of harboring hatred towards Louise, whom he believed was capable of gaining the upper hand over her close ones and him at any moment. He criticized Regelegorila for repeatedly calling her a fascist and a Nazi, claiming that this would not diminish Louise's status as a "queen." He added that the French had seen her and approved of her. #Politique #Humour #France (translated)

Blue White Red! referred to Louise as a "queen" and wrote that she was only 22 years old. The account added that hearing her in recent days, since she had become known on social media, made him understand why he was so proud to support her and be on the right. https://t.co/01ZXe7yrcm #Reine #Louise #France (translated)

Blue White Red! imagined that Olivier Faure, who has been at the head of the Socialist Party for eight years, would have obtained 14% in a primary, while Raphaël Glucksmann, whom he described as a non-member of the party, would have won it with 66%. He described this scenario as humiliation for Faure and characterized him contemptuously as subservient. https://t.co/ZXhDeCaHm7 #Politique #PartiSocialiste #Primaires (translated)

Blue White Red! referred to Florence, whom he described as having breast cancer, and her reaction to the remarks of Mathilde Panot, an LFI deputy, about Pink October. He termed those remarks conspiratorial and despicable, then expressed his support for those affected by cancer and accused LFI of displaying recurrent hatred. https://t.co/mksOrgCQKc #OctobreRose #CancerDuSein #SoutienVictimes (translated)

Blue White Red! wrote that Jean-Luc Mélenchon wanted to grant the right to vote at the age of 16. The author presented this proposal as a continuation of what he described as manipulation and instrumentalization of high school students during blockades, accusing them of being pushed towards violence against law enforcement. He claimed that Mélenchon now wanted to turn them into voters. https://t.co/yyiYZprPva #Vote16Ans #Politique #JeanLucMelenchon (translated)

Bleu Blanc Rouge asserted that a journalist from BFMTV defended Elsa Marcel, whom he presented as a close associate of the far left, and held RN deputy Matthieu Valet responsible for a guest leaving the set. According to him, the guest then returned to deny that Matthieu Valet was the cause. He suggested that the channel had been exposed. https://t.co/vUAzeNizZy #BFMTV #Politique #Médias (translated)

Blue White Red! wrote that the LFI deputy Gabrielle Cathala had drawn a parallel between the death of Lyhanna, whom she described as raped and killed by a pedophile, and that of Nahel, who was killed by a police officer during a refusal to comply while driving without a license. The author also expressed his deep disgust towards the LFI deputies. https://t.co/dRdPLGbLLq #Justice #Politique #Éthique (translated)

Blue White Red! asserted that the LFI deputy Rima Hassan had been filmed by surveillance cameras degrading, in the European Parliament, an exhibition in tribute to the victims of the Islamist terrorist attacks of October 7. The author indicated that the president of the Parliament had condemned the act and believed that the public was finally becoming aware of the danger that LFI represented. He added that it was time. https://t.co/MhbQoWhZkV #ParlementEuropéen #LFI #Terrorisme (translated)

Blue White Red! stated that Pierre Liscia criticized the socialist Audrey Pulvar for having paid tribute to the victims of October 7 before, in his view, welcoming the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), which he described as a terrorist organization involved in pogroms in Israel. https://t.co/0FZpVlx6KX #Politique #Israël #Palestine (translated)

Blue White Red! approved Louise's remarks, who explained that she had moved from left to right after she started working, discovered her first payslip, and felt that her university was "rotten with the extreme left." https://t.co/XXnJ87XNaI #Politique #GaucheDroite #Université (translated)

Blue White Red! wrote that another principal was struck while he was on the ground, particularly on the jaw. He believed that all the red lines had been crossed in the country and called for a "terrible shock of authority," stating that evil was powerful there. https://t.co/UgDvsHSV2z #violence #France #autorité (translated)

Blue White Red! wrote that the National Assembly had rejected an amendment from the RN aimed at permanently expelling foreigners convicted of sexual violence. The author claimed that the left, the far left, and the Macron camp voted against it, and accused them of hating France and being indifferent to the victims. #Politique #France #AssembléeNationale (translated)

Blue White Red! relayed the statements of Jordan Bardella, who claimed that the National Rally and he himself were not responsible for the fact that Jewish French people were forced to leave Seine-Saint-Denis, could no longer wear the kippa in the street, or were leaving France because they no longer felt safe there. The author added that, in his opinion, any intellectually honest person recognized that Bardella was right. #France #Société #Sécurité (translated)

Bleu Blanc Rouge relayed comments attributed to Louise Montangon, who believed that Sciences-Po did not deserve its reputation as an elite institution. She stated that students only had classes for six months a year due to strikes and that employers were no longer willing to hire them upon graduation. She found it hardly surprising that they subsequently became parliamentary aides at LFI. The account endorsed her comments and congratulated her. #SciencesPo #Éducation #Politique (translated)

Blue White Red! questioned the situation of the country, reproaching the president of the National Assembly for stating that high school students could block their establishment, whereas, according to the author, the law strictly prohibited it. https://t.co/Z40VQTRmce #Éducation #Loi #Politique (translated)

The Bleu Blanc Rouge account has relayed Louise's claim that holding right-wing views in public higher education compromises a career. It stated that she was right and argued that faculties were heavily influenced by the extreme left. https://t.co/FtGTVVlmcR #EnseignementSupérieur #LibertéDExpression #Politique (translated)

Blue White Red! reported the comments of Reda Belhaj, a police union representative, who questioned why some dual nationals insult the police in France but respect them in Morocco. The author added that a Franco-Moroccan colleague told him that some would not behave in Morocco as they do in France. He also noted that Belhaj had responded to accusations of racism against the police by stating that, in the 93rd district, 60% of police officers were immigrants. #Police #Immigration #France (translated)