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Bally Bagayoko wrote that, according to Mediapart, a commissioner of territorial intelligence had stated that his services had been instructed to attribute the violence of October 17 to LFI. According to him, this accusation was false and his colleagues knew it. Bagayoko added that other police officers had confirmed that it was a worthless note, written on political orders. He believed that if these facts were confirmed, they would constitute a state affair and he called on the Minister of the Interior to explain himself. He also denounced what he described as a systematic persecution against LFI, referring to elections canceled due to errors on opposing lists and accusations he deemed unfounded. He finally wrote that the system feared the strength of his movement and would not silence him. #AffaireDÉtat #LibertéDExpression #Justice (translated)

The author referred to the case as a "state affair" and reported that some people asked to attribute the movement to La France insoumise (LFI), while this would be, in his opinion, objectively false according to the general opinion of the RT. He believed that these requests were political decisions and added that the government was "obsessed." https://t.co/pWaGPvvCvy #AffaireDEtat #LFI #Politique #FR (translated)

The author believed that the article published tonight by Mediapart was particularly important. According to him, it revealed that the government was manipulating the intelligence services to wrongly attribute acts to La France insoumise for which it was not responsible. He described the case as a "true state affair." #AffaireDEtat #FranceInsoumise #Mediapart #FR (translated)