Two questions to understand the reasons for the creation of a support committee for Alain JUPE Comoros. Mbadakome: we are surprised mobilization. And no doubt your human qualities, your integrity and your commitment that distinguish you from the majority of the Comorian political class. So tell us why a support committee and what issue is this French presidential election as to mobilize to the Comoros, in favor of the Republican outsider? Mr. Ali Said BAKARY : The strength of several countries in the world, c is unity but also the love that exists between them and their diasporas. Israeli perfectly illustrate this patriotic love beyond all boundaries. Our fathers as our leaders have a duty to use our unity. Compared to the elections in France, everyone knows that the stakes of this election is not at all left right as classics elections rather straight and far right if not right. Our fathers and mothers, who pray only for us to have a better life, have understood how we are stigmatized every day. There are two candidates, one of them considers that we are responsible for all the ills that our country is France, our second homeland. What he says every day, have never been tenuous by a Republican before him. For example, when he advocates the abolition of family reunification, Alain Juppé opposes, without going through the bush, he said clearly that it is inhumane. Similarly, when another candidate said that once elected president, he will ban the veil in public places. In turn, Juppe gave a first answer: "my mother when she went to church, she wore the veil." A new passage in Corsica, he was asked the same question and his answer was: "when in long skirts?" Mbadakome: But what the position Juppe Comorian interested? Mr. Ali Said BAKARY : Indeed, we must not lose sight of the Comorian diaspora has 350,000 expatriates including more than 200,000 in France. And you and I know that the adversary of Juppé outbid in the provocation, stating again that when it will be re-elected, all meals in school canteens will be composed of pork. But you believe that this is secularism? But no! Alain Juppé in his town in Bordeaux, in all school cafeterias, children have the choice to eat what they want. But I think that's exactly right secularism. And that is the republic. How our parents could remain passive and insensitive? Mr Said Hassan Said Hashim and Mr Ben Charafa, at their age, are not there for them, but for us earlier Comorian diaspora and for the Comoros. I hope this is an opportunity for us bis national Comorian origin stand together as do other nations. I welcome the efforts of the Comorian diaspora in the economic context but unfortunately we are disabled, we have no organization.Mbadakome
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