“They will not silence me.” This was the reaction of Isabelle Surply, RN councillor of Saint-Chamond and regional councillor of the Loire department, after learning of her summons to the Vallée-du-Gier commissariat on March 4, resulting from a complaint filed last October by the Loire department’s Muslim cultural council, reports France Bleu on Friday February 25. She is being sued for “public defamation based on origin, ethnicity, race or religion” with respect to acts dating back to the Eid festival in July 2021. At the time, in a series of tweets, the politician denounced what she considered anti-Western messages in a sermon by an imam at the Attaqwa mosque in her city.
“She assured that she would actively continue her “daily fight against political Islam and the Islamisation of our communities”.
The Rassemblement National MP is particularly astonished by this summons, also because the speech of the imam of the mosque in Saint-Chamond had been condemned by the prefect of the Loire department and the Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin. The latter had even called for the imam’s removal. “I am forced to organise my defence by using the assistance of my lawyer, even though I was only doing my job as an elected representative, citizen, mother and wife,” the councillor complained.
Another islamic attack on free speech
islam greatest enemy is the truth
Death to Islam.
Would be good to know what the anti-Western statements were.