It is a terrible story that Thais, the former spokesperson for “Génération Identitaire”, came to tell this Thursday evening on the set of Cyril Hanouna. The young woman was attacked at her home by a man who wanted to use his cell phone. Under duress, Thais left her his cell phone. But it didn’t stop there. While she was afraid of being sexually assaulted, the man wanted to force her to kiss him. It is in tears and trembling that Thais told this incredible and sordid story on the set of “Touche pas à mon poste” tonight. But, when the young woman clarified the Tunisian origins of her attacker, the tone quickly rose on the set. And for good reason, the ex-spokesperson for “Generation Identity” gave a shocking speech.
“About a year ago, I was in this place on the set of ‘Balance Your Post’. I had said a figure: 63% of assaults in public transport in Ile-de-France were the made of strangers. Excuse me Cyril, thank you for inviting me, but at that time you told me that I didn’t have the numbers, that you don’t believe me. I have them there. It is the Ministry of the Interior (…) My testimony, if I decided to talk about it, it is that I have had enough of this taboo “, advanced Thais before to come out with a shocking sentence: “All the times I was harassed in the street, where I was insulted, disrespected, it was systematically in my case of non-whites”. A sentence which set fire to the powder on the set of “Touche pas à mon poste”. Gilles Verdez first declared: “What bothers me is the part where you say: ‘He told me he was Tunisian’. You made this drama a political fact” before s ‘annoy: “No, but that’s shameful madam! That is shameful! You don’t have the right to say that, finally. This is racism madam”. Same story with Benjamin Castaldi who lost his nerves: “When I hear you speak, I think of everything that has been going on for decades. You cannot show a community by saying that it is because of them. It’s horrible to do that. “
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