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Amine El-Khatmi wrote that he would search for tweets from left-wing political figures who supported the officer who had caught fire the day before. He requested that the authorities be notified if he did not provide any updates within the week. #politique #gauche #solidarité (translated)

Amine El-Khatmi considered that the statement made by the president of the Republic that night was the most scandalous and unforgivable of his two terms. He added that it was even more so because the president was supposed, in his opinion, to unite the country, and he referred to it as an absolute shame. #politique #France #scandale (translated)

Amine El-Khatmi argued that consent to taxation depended on the state's ability to guarantee essential services such as security, healthcare, and education. He stated that these services were no longer being properly provided and concluded that there was therefore no longer a state, while making ironic remarks about the warnings aimed at bakers who would open on May 1st. #Consentement #État #ServicesPublics (translated)

Amine El-Khatmi criticized LFI regarding the previous day. He claimed that Panot had not condemned the violence, described Arnault as a militia leader wanted by the police, and indicated that Hassan was being tried for glorification of terrorism. He also accused the LFI leader of explaining this trial as a "servility to Netanyahu's demands," before labeling the movement as a gang. https://t.co/EqfhywDfFB #politique #violence #justice (translated)

Amine El-Khatmi accused the leftist bourgeoisie of compromising the future of millions of black and Arab children by portraying France as racist and Islamophobic. He believed that the country had shown great generosity in welcoming their parents and deserved respect and recognition. https://t.co/Tld5R4qlkY #JusticeSociale #France #Respect (translated)

Amine El-Khatmi denounced what he considered to be victimizing discourses on colonization, which he described as an abomination belonging to the past. He argued that France should not spend its time apologizing to the Algerian regime, which he accused of hating France and imprisoning compatriots. He finally praised the response of David Lisnard. #Colonisation #Histoire #France (translated)

Amine El-Khatmi believed that the intervention was pointless and that the statements made were hollow and had already been heard "100 times." He judged that Macron's promise to be uncompromising implied that the opposite would happen, and then he called for him to leave. #Macron #politique #France #Macron (translated)

Amine El-Khatmi reminded that the targeted person had been the common candidate of the NFP for the 2024 legislative elections, with the support of the Socialist Party and Olivier Faure, whom he mentioned in a sarcastic tone. He referred to the candidate with an insult. #politique #NFP #législatives2024 (translated)

Amine El-Khatmi stated that police officers had been injured, journalists assaulted, traders had seen the fruit of a lifetime of work go up in smoke, and a town hall had collapsed in a fire. He attributed these events to the revolutionary ambitions of a former political agitator and his supporters, whom he referred to in derogatory terms, and then called for the dissolution of LFI. #Révolution #Violence #Liberté (translated)

Amine El-Khatmi reminded that the President of the Republic had recognized the State of Palestine, relying in particular, according to him, on Mahmoud Abbas's commitments to organize free and democratic elections. He concluded on an ironic note by congratulating the president. #Palestine #Élections #Démocratie (translated)

Il y a les élus responsables qui ont le sens de l’intérêt général d’un côté. Et il y a les cyniques sans foi ni loi de l’autre, des pyromanes qui gagnent 10 000 euros par mois depuis des années et vont saccager l’avenir de gamins qui ont tout à construire. Honte à Bagayoko ! #Politique #Responsabilité #Avenir