Anti-processist, pro-Israeli, and Islamophobic. With this introduction, it was not difficult to foresee that Joan Carretero would support Aliança Catalana, as has ended up happening. He is the first former minister of the Generalitat to publicly position himself in favor of Sílvia Orriols' party. He announced it in a tweet just after the Diada following the insults that the party leader received during the anti-fascist protests at the Fossar and the September 11th demonstration, and also due to an incident he suffered in Puigcerdà. "These days AC has won, at minimum, 1 vote: the shouts of “Jew” at Sílvia Orriols and the tug this morning by a Moorish SOB (redundancy) who wanted to steal the chain I wear around my neck with the Magen David have made up my mind," he wrote in reference to the Star of David, the six-pointed symbol associated with the Jewish people and Judaism, which he wore around his neck. "Maybe they won't change anything, however this pisses off all those who have filled Catalonia with thieves, rapists, and murderers. I continue with the thought that one cannot participate in the Spanish institutions in Catalonia. We will annoy the processists," he added in the tweet.