Attack in Yvelines: “We have all the beginnings of a civil war”, warns the mayor of La Verrière

Guest of Welcome to Île-de-France, Nicolas Dainville spoke of his fear following the attack which affected Trappes and his town of La Verrière. “We have to be very clear. This is a racist attack. we must say it and be outraged,” recalled the mayor of Les Républicains de la Verrière, a town which found itself on the macabre journey of Kevin T.

The councilor deplores a nauseating political exploitation of the drama. Disappointed by timid tributes, Nicolas Dainville said he was deeply shocked by the attitude of elected officials during and after the minute of silence: “the National Assembly was not up to the task. This image of chaos lacked decency and dignity.”

Fight “all hatred and racism”

Deeply shocked by the reactions of certain political leaders, Nicolas Blainville described a climate of harmful mistrust in our country which in no way promotes “living together”. Drawing on the examples of the riots, he returned to the general chaos in our society and deplored the attacks which targeted traders. “We have all the beginnings of a civil war,” he warned.

“The French expect us to combat all hatred and racism with the greatest firmness,” added Nicolas Dainville, who recalls the sincere action of mayors for national unity.

In this fraternal plea, the mayor spoke of his work for a French universalism respectful of all origins and all religions and calls on his fellow citizens not to forget this tragedy.