James Stout

But yeah, those two minutes, they proved enough.

They had the content and the images they were after, which were quickly published by far-right magazines, social media accounts.

Four members of the collective were later interviewed by CNews and Cordier herself was hosted on Europe One.

Both of these stations are owned by Vincent Bollor, who is sort of Rupert Murdoch-ing portions of the French media ecosystem.

So, again, not surprising to anyone, I suppose.

And insofar as I can tell, this is also Nemesis' preferred method of getting attention.

They're modus operandi.

They pick high visibility locations or events where they provoke their opponents through their messaging.

And when confronted by people opposing their racism and their views, they'll play the victim card.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

Exactly.

But again, we're coming back to this.

This feels much more savvy and thought out than...

Yeah, just because they dress nice doesn't mean... Just because he owns a little suit jacket.

Now, this is why I don't own any suits.

Just to avoid being associated.

In November 2019, they infiltrated a Paris march against sexual and gender-based violence.

And then they brandished signs referring to foreign rapists.

Yeah.