After his failure last week, Darmanin (French minister of Inte | Forteresse Europe

After his failure last week, Darmanin (French minister of Interior) repeats by banning a meeting of the Iliad Institute.

Last weekend, Gérald Darmanin failed to ban the gatherings of the Nationalists and the Action Française (Centre Royaliste d'Action Française). The latter obtained in court the maintenance of their colloquium and their parade in homage to Saint Joan of Arc. As for the Nationalists, although they did not win their case in court, they maintained their Forum de l'Europe and their tribute to Joan of Arc.

This slap in the face was not to the liking of the authorities, who reacted quickly. The day after the banned demonstration on 14 May, Yvan Benedetti, president of the Nationalists, was summoned by the Paris territorial security for "organising a banned demonstration".

Not wishing to remain on a failure, Darmanin repeated yesterday by asking the "prefecture of police" of Paris to ban the meeting of the Iliad Institute for the ten years of the death of Dominique Venner.

The prefecture considers in the banning order that the meeting does not constitute "a simple tribute event" but rather a "celebration to continue the actions against the acceleration of the great Afro-Maghrebian replacement". The authorities also consider that there is a risk of statements "inciting hatred and discrimination against a group of ...". Soon it will no longer be possible to talk about immigration and the defence of our identity.

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