In a long email that we are publishing, addressed today to the 4,500 employees of the group she manages, the boss clarifies what it means to work for the public service.
This Monday, November 6 at 3:19 p.m., Sibyle Veil CEO of Radio France , sent a long internal email to the group’s 4,500 employees. This letter that Le Figaro obtained and published in full follows the scandal caused bythe words of Guillaume Meurice
columnist for France Inter in the program “Le Grand Dimanche evening” on October 29. While anti-Semitic attacks explode in France, he compared Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, to “a kind of Nazi, without a foreskin.”
Sibyle Veil immediately and publicly expressed her disapproval but gave Guillaume Meurice a chance to reflect, recognize his error and apologize. Despite the record number of complaints from auditors and internal employees, he did not do so. Of which act.
Flight of green wood In this letter, Sibyle Veil clarifies what it means to work for public service. It highlights solidarity and exemplarity. One sentence particularly puts Guillaume Meurice in his place: “ Public service is not available to individual commitments and personal careers.
“He does terrible harm to the public service”: Guillaume Meurice up against the wall Guillaume Meurice who sheltered behind the Charlie Hebdo spirit also received avolley of green wood from Riss , editorial director of the satirical weekly in an interview published in La Tribune du Dimanche. “ Charlie’s spirit is good. It’s not a trash can that you take out of the closet whenever it suits you, to throw your own junk in, the one who survived the Islamist terrorist attack of January 7, 2015 is angry.Of course you can laugh at anything, but there is a way to do it. Since the Israeli offensive on Gaza, there has been a surge of comments aimed at reversing things. We almost forget what happened on October 7. (…) Propaganda plays in favor of Palestinian terrorists.
