Terrorism: Nathalie Saint-Cricq discusses how to manage the recent attacks at the top of the State

After the attack of Hamas against Israel and the assassination of Dominique Bernard in Arras (Pas-de-Calais)the world is once again hit by terrorism with the attack on Monday October 16 in Brussels (Belgium). How is this situation managed at the top of the State? “There are very strong words, like those used by Emmanuel Macron deciding that he would be ruthless, or that we must get tougher, comb through the files of the S files. In short, tighten the screw”explains Nathalie Saint-Cricq, present on the set of 8 Heures, Tuesday.

“There’s going to be a time when things are going to be problematic.”

“We are aware of one thing, which is that probably in public opinion, there will be a moment when things will pose a problem. Certainly there are attacks which are foiled very regularly (…)House considered that in this case, in the case for example by Dominique Bernard – a Chechen, the father who was expelled, the brother who is in prison – there is a given moment when we could perhaps be a little more vigilant”continues the political columnist at France Télévisions.

“We have to tighten it up, because otherwise the government is very aware that not only is it a public danger for society, but also that as a result, Marine Le Pen will appear saying: ‘I you said so. You slept a little bit, you were angelic, adds Nathalie Saint-Cricq. “It might be time for this to happen to the brains of our leaders, and that is what is happening”she concludes.