OWe couldn't have dreamed of a better publicity stunt! By depriving Jordan Bardella of a poster campaign in stations, the SNCF is paradoxically giving him a nice gift. The head of the National Rally says he is scandalized, screams for censorship and poses as a victim, a classic posture on the far right. The media relay the controversy. Conclusion: no one can ignore the imminent release (November 9) of 150,000 copies of his book What I'm looking forpublished by Fayard, now owned by the Bolloré group.
Let's summarize: the release of the book by the president of the RN was to be accompanied by a gigantic poster campaign (600 posters measuring 4 by 3 meters, in 67 stations in Paris-Île de France and 43 large stations in other regions between the November 25 and December 17…
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