Maingain presents new incriminating materials about the Chief of Staff of the President of Défi

Maingen has long been demanding the resignation of Abdullah Mohammed as director of François de Smet's office after the recount of votes.

He's coming now The last hour With more material condemning the chief of staff, who has previously been criticized for his alleged anti-Semitic statements.

It comes down to ten Facebook posts and –Memes. He compares, among other things, the bank machine to the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem. With a photo of children wearing hoodies and holding weapons in their hands, he writes: “War of ayatollahs with turbans against ayatollahs with locks?” Or “kosher weapons?”

In a message about the gains of the far right in Greece, he wrote: “Finally good news in this world Soft.“

When Nikos Michaloliakos, leader of the Greek neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party, claimed that gas chambers did not exist, Mohammed shared this link and wrote: “And a mathematician is the one who says that! Of course this Nazi is right.”

According to Meingen, this proves that his anti-Semitic statements were not an isolated case, but rather recurring. “If the guy isn't fired, this will plunge Davey into a big crisis,” Meingen says. The last hour. The former Défi president also wants to file a petition requesting Mohamed's resignation.

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Abdullah Mohammed does not deny the posts, but says they date back thirteen years, were taken out of context and were intended as satire. “The publications were there, I do not deny that, but I also deleted them at that time because they did not agree with what I thought,” Muhammad defends himself. “Anyone who knows me knows this. I am not racist, I am not anti-Semitic, and I do not give hate speech.”

The formation of the list has caused serious headaches for Davy's party for several weeks. Several leaders of Davy's party have withdrawn, including Maingin himself, former minister Didier Gossoin, and more recently MP Michael Fossaert.