“Forbid, they only have this word in their mouths!” : Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Yannick Jadot targeted by the other candidates for the great oral hunters – franceinfo

The pretenders to the Élysée or people representing them, with the exception of Yannick Jadot and Jean-Luc Mélenchon – excluded from the list of guests – were before the national congress of the National Federation of Hunters (FNC), Tuesday March 22 . A great oral and a major challenge summarized by the president of the National Federation of Hunters, Willy Schraen. “Let’s speak frankly: the million hunters that we are represents, and we all know it, a very important political weight”, he announced from the start. >> Presidential 2022: discover the evolution of voting intentions in the first round, in our daily barometer Jean Lassalle, candidate of Résistons, understood the message well. “You are absolutely necessary in the authentic France of which I dream, he declared to the attention of the hunters. “I am the president of the real hunters, of the real tradition, of authentic France, in short: those that the French love because don’t worry, they love you.” For her part, Les Républicains candidate Valérie Pécresse also pulled out all the stops: “You are the men and women in love with the landscapes where they live and where they hunt. You know better than anyone the consequences of global warming on our forests.” Valérie Pécresse knows the adage: there is no love, only proofs of love. So she made a commitment on an important point to hunters: traditional hunts “With me, ancestral know-how, ancestral traditions will be protected wherever hunters have always passed them on from father to son, from mother to daughter.” Valérie Pécresse, candidate for Les Républicains Devant le National Congress of the National Federation of Hunters Some traditional hunts have indeed been banned. Valérie Pécresse also wants to put an end to obstacles to hunting. The Reconquest candidate, Eric Zemmour, spoke on the same line. “The right to hunt freely is part of the gains of the revolution, he said from the pulpit. The attacks by Jean-Luc Mélenchon or Yannick Jadot are insulting and intolerable to me.” The environmentalist candidate and that of rebellious France want a ban on hunting on weekends and during school holidays. This is neither to the taste of the hunters, nor to the taste of Fabien Roussel, the communist candidate. Ban hunting, ban cars, ban meat, ban Christmas trees, the Tour de France, what will remain at the end?”, he says to loud applause. Yannick Jadot, targeted, just like Jean-Luc Mélenchon, were unable to defend themselves against the audience and neither were invited to this great oral.