"I Don't Care, I Don't Have Anything to Wax About": David Lisnard Sagacious After Being Questioned About the "Murder" of 17 October 1961
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This letter, co-signed by Vice-President PS of the AMF, follows the remarks made by David Lisnard on Monday on a TV set about the events of 17 October 1961. He also points to the presidential candidate's move to Limoges, after the fire of the town hall.
The Socialists Jean-François Debat, mayor of Bourg-en-Bresse, and André Laignel, first vice-president of the Association of Mayors of France, denounce the "unacceptable" statements of the president of the AMF on the repression of the 1961 demonstration. And criticise a "mix of genders" between his trans-party function and his status as presidential candidate.
During a debate on LCI, David Lisnard, presidential candidate, aroused controversy by answering a question from a guest close to LFI about the importance of 17 October 1961, where Algerians...
Invited Monday on LCI to talk about the violence since Saturday in the country, the boss of New Energy and presidential candidate, took off against a student close to LFI who titillated him on the Algerian war.
During a television debate, David Lisnard, presidential candidate, had a tense exchange with a student after a parallel between the mobilization of 17 October 2026 and the "massacre" of 17 October 1961 in Paris.
Presidential candidate David Lisnard defeated LCI when a student close to LFI questioned him on October 17, 1961
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