Seydou indicated that he was the day before in Saint-Denis, alongside Bally Bagayoko, ElwanBt, and jimi9375. He described the city as that of the dead kings and the living people. https://t.co/ozBrSWb05W #SaintDenis #Culture #Histoire (translated)
Seydou indicated that he was the day before in Saint-Denis, alongside Bally Bagayoko, ElwanBt, and jimi9375. He described the city as that of the dead kings and the living people. https://t.co/ozBrSWb05W #SaintDenis #Culture #Histoire (translated)
Seydou believed that Brazil was now showing the way forward. He called for a global opposition to the model he described as racist, fascist, and libertarian, and then claimed that France had its destiny in its hands and must write a new page of its history in 2027. #Brésil #France #Histoire (translated)
In France, Seydou called for not relying on forecasts, to thwart the predictions of polling institutes, and to make the will for a better world triumph. https://t.co/vNYolPdYRg #France #Vote #Changement (translated)
Seydou wrote that a new episode of hatred had struck Trappes and that the hatred of others, as well as its spread, was leading to tragic consequences. He expressed deep sadness and called for it not to happen again. #Trappes #Haine #Tristesse (translated)
Seydou wrote that Louise Montangon seemed to have stopped responding, then suggested doing like David Guiraud and enjoying the frustration of people he referred to as fascists. #humour #politique #satire (translated)
Seydou wrote that he had proposed the resignation of Mr. Macron, but that his interlocutor's party had refused it and had rallied behind Macrondom. He asked him if he wanted this resignation, while stating that he knew he would not answer the question, and found the situation amusing. #Macron #politique #France (translated)
Seydou asked how to explain to Mrs. Montangon that his party, the RN, had voted twice against the motion of impeachment aimed at Emmanuel Macron. #politique #RN #Macron (translated)
Seydou accused Mr. Lecornu of using the term schizophrenia, reminding that this pathology affected, according to him, 600,000 of their compatriots. He deemed this use shameful. #Schizophrénie #SantéMentale #France (translated)
Seydou stated that he was closer to the Gallic heritage than Albin, as he believed he was aware of his republican heritage stemming from the Revolution. He added that Albin, for his part, would have been on the side of the king and would have thus endorsed national sovereignty. He concluded by expressing support for a social Republic. #Révolution #Héritage #République (translated)
Seydou replied that his interlocutor did not know the subject, then argued that, during the execution of Danton and Desmoulins, Billaud-Varenne and Collot d’Herbois had led the assault, contrary to those who accused Robespierre of it. He asked him if he knew that, before adding in a mocking tone that he indeed did not know the subject. #Histoire #RévolutionFrançaise #Savoir (translated)
Seydou wrote that the person mentioned also represented a part of their high school peers living with a physical or motor disability, whom, according to him, the National Education had neglected. #Handicap #Éducation #Solidarité (translated)
Seydou regretted that Elwan had to defend himself alone against people he described as fascists in derogatory terms, stating that they were ready to pounce on him at the first word. He added that this did not surprise him and that one had to become "the man of the moment." #solidarité #liberté #lutte (translated)
Seydou thanked for the opportunity and expressed pride in having been able to defend some of their claims in a mainstream media outlet. #revendications #média #fierté (translated)
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