Sarkozy mocked on Twitter for rally antics
After former president Nicolas Sarkozy skillfully made his way to the front row of the Paris rally on Sunday, Twitter has been flooded with photoshopped pictures under the hashtag #JeSuisNico showing him at all sorts of events, from the moon landings to the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was the butt of Internet jokes on Monday after he managed to shimmy his way to the front of the historic march in Paris on Sunday.
Marche Charlie: comment Sarkozy s'est invité sur la photo http://t.co/uLd9QgQKpc pic.twitter.com/qCNbGAjC0W
— L'important (@Limportant_fr) January 12, 2015
A bunch of photo-shopped images of the former leader popping up in world events started appearing on the web within hours of the march, complete with the hashtag #JeSuisNico.
There he is at the fall of the Berlin Wall.
1) Dans la nuit du jeudi 9 au vendredi 10 novembre 1989, Nicolas Sarkosy était là... #JeSuisNico pic.twitter.com/I2lsqNnKtZ
— Sweetibelle (@Sweetibelle) January 12, 2015
And who's that behind the victorious French team from the 1998 World Cup?
It's Nico!
Détournements de Sarkozy qui tape l'incruste - http://t.co/tEjyYRQtYb #JeSuisNico cc @topito_com pic.twitter.com/8AxT7P1ZYk
— Spi0n (@Spi0n) January 12, 2015
Sarkozy, who has recently returned to politics as head of the right-wing opposition UMP party, initially found himself a few rows back from the line of world leaders gathered for Sunday's march against terrorism that is considered the biggest rally in modern French history.
He managed however to subtly make his way forward with a few nifty manoeuvres captured in a series of photographs.
The #JeSuisNico pictures also show the ex-president appearing at John F. Kennedy's funeral, Martin Luther King's Washington rally and the Moon landing.
#JeSuisNico : quand Internet s’amuse d’un Sarkozy qui s’incruste partout >> http://t.co/TsoH8MKSLj pic.twitter.com/doy2YqiAey
— Les Echos (@LesEchos) January 12, 2015
He also gets a cameo in the Lion King, on a Bob Dylan cover and alongside the cast of "Friends".
Eh oui, #JeSuisNico http://t.co/9pASbj2fuG pic.twitter.com/PYdOLBaxM4
— Nicolas Garnier (@Nico_g) January 12, 2015
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Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was the butt of Internet jokes on Monday after he managed to shimmy his way to the front of the historic march in Paris on Sunday.
Marche Charlie: comment Sarkozy s'est invité sur la photo http://t.co/uLd9QgQKpc pic.twitter.com/qCNbGAjC0W
— L'important (@Limportant_fr) January 12, 2015 A bunch of photo-shopped images of the former leader popping up in world events started appearing on the web within hours of the march, complete with the hashtag #JeSuisNico.
There he is at the fall of the Berlin Wall.
1) Dans la nuit du jeudi 9 au vendredi 10 novembre 1989, Nicolas Sarkosy était là... #JeSuisNico pic.twitter.com/I2lsqNnKtZ
— Sweetibelle (@Sweetibelle) January 12, 2015 And who's that behind the victorious French team from the 1998 World Cup?
It's Nico!
Détournements de Sarkozy qui tape l'incruste - http://t.co/tEjyYRQtYb #JeSuisNico cc @topito_com pic.twitter.com/8AxT7P1ZYk
— Spi0n (@Spi0n) January 12, 2015 Sarkozy, who has recently returned to politics as head of the right-wing opposition UMP party, initially found himself a few rows back from the line of world leaders gathered for Sunday's march against terrorism that is considered the biggest rally in modern French history.
He managed however to subtly make his way forward with a few nifty manoeuvres captured in a series of photographs.
The #JeSuisNico pictures also show the ex-president appearing at John F. Kennedy's funeral, Martin Luther King's Washington rally and the Moon landing.
#JeSuisNico : quand Internet s’amuse d’un Sarkozy qui s’incruste partout >> http://t.co/TsoH8MKSLj pic.twitter.com/doy2YqiAey
— Les Echos (@LesEchos) January 12, 2015 He also gets a cameo in the Lion King, on a Bob Dylan cover and alongside the cast of "Friends".
Eh oui, #JeSuisNico http://t.co/9pASbj2fuG pic.twitter.com/PYdOLBaxM4
— Nicolas Garnier (@Nico_g) January 12, 2015
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