“Foutu pour foutu”, Dieudonné announces his last tour and invites Jean-Marie Bigard, Internet users taken aback! !

Nobody expected it! Despite the fact that he arouses the anger of many people, in particular for his remarks often considered anti-Semitic, Dieudonné continues to give shows everywhere in France, in the cities which welcome him. Because yes, for several years, the ex-acolyte of Elie Semoun is talked about but unfortunately not only for his humor. Indeed, his remarks with regard to the victims of the Holocaust and against the Jews in general arouse controversy.

Moreover, two years ago, the comedian and polemicist was banned from Facebook for “content poking fun at Holocaust victims” and “dehumanizing terms against Jews”. A spokesperson for Mark Zuckerberg’s platform explained the company’s choice. “In accordance with our policy on dangerous individuals and organizations, we have permanently banned Dieudonné M’Bala M’Bala from Facebook and Instagram”he explained at first.

A show with Jean-Marie Bigard

The spokesperson then continued and explained that “Banning someone permanently from our services is a decision we always weigh carefully, but individuals and organizations who attack others based on who they are have no place on Facebook or Instagram.”. However, Twitter still gives him space and allows him to express himself.

The opportunity for Dieudonné to announce a new show, and not with anyone. Indeed, its platform Quenel + published a tweet in which we learned: “BIG SURPRISE of the year 2022! Exceptional duo to discover tonight!”. A caption that accompanied a snapshot in which Dieudo was in the company of Jean-Marie Bigard to teaser a new show called Foutu pour Foutu. It remains to be seen if this one will really see the light of day. Especially since at this announcement, many twittos cried foul and accused Lola Marois’ companion of discrediting himself in collaboration with the humorist and polemicist.

See also: Elie Semoun: His new settling of accounts with Dieudonné!

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