SwissNationalFront (@SwissNationalFront)

After the causes, the effects It is certainly not difficult to manipulate criminal trials when one can refrain from considering the arguments in favour of the defence. Here is a sample of these gagging trials, limited to the French-speaking world. This ‘ranking’, which is indicative and non-exhaustive, only dishonours those who use force to silence those who use the force of argument. Such trials allow for convictions without evidence, in violation of the right to be heard. -7) Vincent Reynouard: 10 convictions (fines, prison sentences served, -6) Yvan Benedetti: 12 convictions, suspended prison sentences, tens of thousands of euros in fines), -5) Boris le Lay: 14 convictions, years in prison, tens of thousands of euros in fines. He lives in exile in Japan. -4) Hervé Ryssen: 20 convictions, fines converted into prison terms, -3) Jérome Bourbon: 23 convictions, tens of thousands of euros in fines. -2) Alain Soral: 25 convictions, years in prison, tens of thousands of euros in fines. Soral left France to settle in Switzerland, where he has citizenship. -1) Dieudonné: 26 convictions, tens of thousands of euros in fines. The manoeuvre is clear: those who have nothing go straight to prison, while the others are stripped of everything through fines and costs before going to prison. Source: CdC