“The immigrationist religion is an insult for human beings, whose integrity is always bound to one national community, one language, one culture.”

—  Marine Le Pen

Speech of Marine Le Pen at the summer festival of Frejus, Front National (September 2016) http://www.frontnational.com/videos/discours-de-marine-le-pen-aux-estivales-de-frejus/

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