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11-November: in Béziers, the Municipal Police Sing a Catholic Song in Uniform and Arms in a Chapel
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On 11 November, officers of the Béziers municipal police sang in uniform "Remember, Jeanne", a Christian and military song, in the chapel of the Blue Penitents. Robert Ménard's town hall has itself broadcast the scene on his networks. La Libre Pensée de l'Hérault sees there a further sprain to the law of 1905 and asks the prefecture if it intends, this time, to interfere with it. The Béziers article: the municipal police pushes the canticum in u…
On 11 November, the Béziers municipal police sung a Catholic hymn in a chapel in uniform and weapons. Robert Ménard's new provocation, which trampled on the 1905 law and insulted the memory of the hairy in favor of his identity agenda.
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