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I will not dwell on Christian Estrosi’s social shift, which amuses everyone in Nice, as we are all too familiar with how the little king and his court care for the common folk and their behavior in everyday life.
However, there are many other things to comment on.
Christian Estrosi considers that Nissa Rebela gathered only “a few outcasts.”
What contempt for the men and women of Nice who have defended our colors in various elections.
Unlike many people in Mr. Estrosi’s circle, we have not always relied on politics for a living, and we are all honest and respected workers in our respective fields.
Some have even found success in the business world, which is not, I believe, the case for our dear mayor.
What contempt also for the thousands of Niçois who vote for identity candidates, and, more broadly, for the tens of thousands of Niçois who sympathize with us and support our actions.
We are not outcasts, Mr. Estrosi.
We are the people!
Christian Estrosi demands that those who posted a few harmless notices on street signs be prosecuted for “inciting racial hatred.”
Hatred for which we are still searching for any trace, either substantively or formally…
One would hope to see Mr. Estrosi be as firm with the Muslims who block Rue de Suisse every Friday, or those who pressure local merchants selling alcohol.
Christian Estrosi claimed that Marine Le Pen had given candidacies to Nissa Rebela candidates during the last cantonal elections.
This is strictly false, and everyone knows it well.
We reserve the right to file a libel complaint, and I imagine the same will be true for the National Front.
Christian Estrosi defended himself from wanting to organize a meeting against Marine Le Pen on September 11.
However, this is exactly the opposite of what he declared when announcing this meeting, intending to make it a show of strength to challenge the National Front.
Finally, Christian Estrosi claimed that the municipal councilor of La Colle-sur-Loup, noted for his imitation of the Maghreb accent, was suspended from the UMP “in an instant” by him.
This is once again completely false, and all the press articles from the past two days attest to it.
In this case, as in so many others, Estrosi evaded his responsibilities, preferring to pass the hot potato to Messrs. Luca and Condomitti.
In reality, Christian Estrosi’s great fortune is to never face a real opponent.
It’s worth noting that he makes sure to avoid any meetings or debates where he could find himself in even the slightest difficulty.
Let him continue to exploit this to say whatever he wants, as it might well be that in 2014, “a few outcasts” could make his life more challenging!
Philippe Vardon – President of Nissa Rebela
