Brigitte Bardot released scandalous statements about coronavirus deaths
Brigitte Bardot was interviewed by a European media and released controversial statements about the deaths caused by the coronavirus pandemic. In this context, the French actress pointed to the overpopulation of the planet and said that this type of disease will "restore" nature.
"I fear that the Covid and the other epidemics that are being known will painfully restore a new order," she said Bardot. "When those 5 billion people on this earth are gone, nature will regain its rights," said the actress, who for decades has run a foundation to protect animal rights. "You ask me if this virus is a good thing? Yes, it is a kind of regulation of an overpopulation that we cannot control ”.
Isolated in the La Madrague mansion, in Saint Tropez, in the south of France, Bardot said that she is not in contact with other people and was unconcerned about contracting the virus: “I don't see anyone. It will not be the goats that infect me ”.
In the same note with the Italian medium Oggi, the actress referred to politics and the migratory crises that are experienced in different parts of the world. "I am in favor of an authoritarian government, capable of putting order in the mess we live in," she said. And she concluded: "When I think that the French government leaves out poor citizens who work hard and receive less help than all these immigrants who attack us, it horrifies me."
