For LFI deputy Adrien Quatennens, “we have two adversaries, the virus and Emmanuel Macron”

Adrien Quatennens, member of the rebel France (LFI) elected in the North, was the guest this Sunday of our show BFM policy. He attacked the executive’s health policy.

When judging the health policy of Emmanuel Macron and his government, the rebel French MP elected in the North, Adrien Quatennens, has two complaints: the isolation of power and his lack of preparedness for the crisis. Invited this Sunday to our show BFM policy, he said:

“Emmanuel Macron decides everything on his own. And I think that after a while, we can say it calmly: we now have two opponents in a way, the virus and also Emmanuel Macron and the team in place who have absolutely lacked everything from the start. “

“He didn’t organize anything”

Freed from his use of the term “adversary”, he clarified:

“It is a formula to say that after a year of calamitous management of this epidemic it is enough to consider that we would have a virus which falls from the sky – which we also know that it has roots in the ecological crisis – and a president who would do the best and could not do otherwise. No, he’s not doing the best. He didn’t organize anything, nothing planned. “

He braided his chronology of events. “In January, Emmanuel Macron made the decision on his own not to reconfigure without providing an alternative to containment to limit the circulation of the virus, what is happening? The situation is deteriorating and he has no other choice in the face of the tension in the hospital than to operate a new screw tightening “, he first noted, continuing:” At the beginning of March, Emmanuel Macron told the French he asked them to hold out for four to six weeks. There it is, they held on. And, now, what? He wondered. “The new measures have been taken because the health situation has deteriorated considerably,” observed Adrien Quatennens.