“Invasion of the city council by anti-vax. Nazi symbols brandished“, denounced on his Twitter account Emmanuel Constant, elected opposition (PS) in Noisy-le-Grand in Seine-Saint-Denis. A dozen opponents of the health pass entered the city council this Thursday, December 16. One of the demonstrators wrote an inverted green triangle on her sign, a symbol used in concentration camps to identify the prisoners. In this case, common law detainees.
Michèle Claveau, Deputy Mayor for Sustainable Development and Green Spaces, was speaking. She stopped to address these activists, asking them to come out: “I intervened precisely to talk about this earlier. You will only have to refer to the transcript of what I said. Everyone is free to do what he wants, everyone is free to create clusters wherever it wants. It is not for the city to decide the question of the health pass. So, that’s enough. If you don’t want to be vaccinated, that’s not my problem “, before adding under boos: “If you don’t want to go out, I’ll have the whole room evacuated and you will take responsibility. “
The city will file a complaint
Then, Brigitte Marsigny, the mayor Les Républicains de Noisy-le-Grand spoke in turn. “Get out, you still have the possibility of testing with the departmental council. Get out!”. The city councilor finally decided to suspend the session which resumed normally fifteen minutes later. The municipality will file a complaint.
The national police intervened to evacuate these opponents of the health pass. According to Emmanuel Constant, around fifty demonstrators were present in front of the town hall. The chosen one denounces “the lack of anticipation of the town hall which did not appeal to the municipal police for this advice when this demonstration was announced. There was a distribution of leaflets in the city”. Jérémy Latraye, chief of staff, Noisy-le-Grand town hall responds denounces “an inappropriate desire to create controversy.”