French President Says He Is ‘Too Smart’ To Talk To Ordinary People
Baxter Dmitry
YourNewsWire.com
July 1, 2017
French President and former Rothschild banker Emmanuel Macron will break with tradition and not give a news conference on Bastille Day because his “complex thoughts” may prove too much for journalists and the public.
A presidential source said the nature of Mr Macron’s intelligent thinking did not “lend itself” to communicating with the people who recently elected him.
The comments, quoted by Le Monde, are likely to be seized on by Mr Macron’s critics who portray him an arrogant member of the global elite.
BBC reports: The former investment banker has enjoyed a meteoric political rise and his new party, La République en Marche (Republic on the Move), is set to dominate parliament.
Bastille Day, on 14 July, marks the date in 1789 when a mob stormed a prison in Paris, helping to start the French Revolution.
It is a long-standing tradition that the president will be interviewed by the press during the day, but it seems Mr Macron has other ideas.
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