US EditionParliamentary Committee of Inquiry Accuses Lfi of "Neighbourliness" with Islamists
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Our collaborator Omar Youssef Souleimane, author of a book on LFI and Islamist networks, "Les Complices du Mal", had been heard as a witness by the parliamentary commission of inquiry on the links between Islamism and the political party. In this gallery, in exclusivity for Marianne, he delivers his analysis of the 650-page report, made public by the National Assembly.
Despite dozens of hearings and a massive media beating, the parliamentary commission launched by Laurent Wauquiez was unable to document the alleged link between Jean-Luc Mélen's movement...
"There are many connivances and proximitys displayed between some elected officials, mainly the Unsuspecting France movement, and individuals promoting this ideology," says the report.
The members of the committee set up by the MPs LR gave their report on Wednesday, 17 December, on the supposed proximity between Unsuspecting France and Islamism. Their conclusions, however, are far from what Laurent Wauquiez's announced effects might have suggested.
Nearly 650 pages support the way in which political designs of radical Islam are deployed throughout France, with the more or less voluntary complicity of local and national political cadres. France is particularly unsuspected.
The long-awaited conclusions of the Parliamentary Committee of Inquiry highlight in particular the "real risk of enterrism" for municipal elections, as confirmed by rapporteur Matthieu Bloch in an exclusive interview. During which the UDR member of the Doubs also points to the dangerous links of LFI.
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