Marc Vanguard wrote that many people needed explanations regarding David Lisnard's messages, and then offered his interpretation. He indicated that Lisnard had relayed a post about the increase in the proportion of people declaring themselves without religion among the descendants of Algerian immigrants: 32%, compared to 11% among Algerian immigrants, according to the TeO survey. Vanguard also interpreted Lisnard's message about Sandrine Moulères, fined €22 for driving in full veil, as irony, and explained that Lisnard had joked about her face not being visible. He added that Lisnard had relayed a pun from an internet user about halal, followed by a message from lawyer Maître Eolas, whose positions he described as left-leaning and whose statements he called cynical. According to Vanguard, Lisnard had also ironically responded to an internet user regarding the French settling in Morocco, labeling them as "neo-colonists." Finally, Vanguard claimed that Lisnard had refused the night before to enter into a memorial debate on Algeria, and that this refusal explained the attacks he was facing. He said that the evolution of the situation in the polls remained to be seen and attributed Bruno Retailleau's popularity and his rise to the presidency of the Republicans to this political stance. #Immigration #Société #Politique (translated)









