At the tribute mass to Jean-Marie Le Pen, the “Fafs en Seine” of the radicals and the RN – Libération

He arrives at nine o'clock, slips a hand behind his long coat, and takes out of his pants, stuck between the belt and his base, around ten copies of Rivarol – which he distributes around him. Jérôme Bourbon, the director of the anti-Semitic weekly, could not imagine missing the tribute mass to Jean-Marie Le Pen on Thursday at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grâce church in Paris. With the former president of the FN, he engineered some moves of which he is proud. On the Nazi occupation, “not particularly inhumane”or Pétain, which Le Pen did not “never considered a traitor”an interview which will earn the “Old Man”, in 2015, the definitive exclusion of the party he founded. Next to it, an ageless frontist activist who joined the Nationalists, a small fascist group, grumbling about the choice of locations. “There should have been a tribute to the Invalides! But no Pantheon, it’s too poorly attended.” Bourbon acquiesce : “Jean Moulin is not my cup of tea, I would have been opposite.”

Near the entrance reserved for the press, a stocky gudard dressed in a wart-colored jacket, thinks he's the bouncer, tries to intimidate the journalists whose faces he doesn't like, those who have come to see the monstrous parade. This dialogue follows:

“Ah, are you there?

– Yes, why?

― I don't like your face.

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