Since the terrible car accident caused by Pierre Palmade on February 10, 2023 while he was under the influence of narcotics, drugs and in particular cocaine have returned to the center of the debates. The proof, on the set of “Morandini Live” on Cnews, Jean-Marc Morandini presented a new survey carried out by the CNews channel to his guests.
Indeed, the journalist indicated that according to a survey “33% of those questioned say they know people around them who sometimes or regularly use drugs”. The perfect opportunity to ask his guests of the day if they knew people who took drugs… And against all odds, they all answered in the affirmative.
“Yes, I know people who get behind the wheel after taking drugs. I recommend that they wean themselves off. Friendship imposes severity and telling him that it’s bullshit what he’s doing, replied Jonas Haddad, LR regional councilor for Normandy, while Jean-Lin Lacapelle, spokesman for the RN declared in turn “Yes, I know some too, but I don’t think they take the wheel afterwards”.
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“There are drugs among politicians”
An honesty that prompted Jean-Marc Morandini to in turn show the greatest transparency: “Let’s stop playing fake ass! There are drugs among politicians, as there are in the media. Let’s say things. As long as we don’t say them, we won’t get there. We’ve all seen them at parties! »hammered the facilitator.
Statements confirmed by investigative journalist Frédéric Ploquin and author of the book “The French narcos break the omerta”. A few days earlier, the latter had declared on the set of “Apolline Matin” (RMC): “Cocaine has for a very long time, since the 80s in France, been the drug of the jet-set and showbiz. We could also reproach them to these showbiz stars for having in a certain way launched fashion at their own risk and peril because there are a certain number of them who died of it. People revered by the French, singers…”
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