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The author recalled that 58 French paratroopers were killed in Beirut on October 23, 1983, in the Drakkar attack, which he attributed to Islamic Jihad and a command from the Islamic Republic of Iran. He wrote that the soldiers were serving peace in Lebanon and that France would not forget them. https://t.co/HN6UQhW5iy #Histoire #France #Beyrouth #FR #LB #IR (translated)

The author stated that France had become poorer and wrote that, for decades, the French had been encouraged to believe they would live better by working less, citing retirement at 60 and the 35-hour work week. He added that millions of French people were now working without being able to make ends meet. https://t.co/DfgM33XA8v #France #Retraite #Travail #FR (translated)

The author wrote that he met that very morning with police officers from an intervention company. According to their account, 65 out of 80 police officers from a company had been injured. He added that they were present to protect the French and had been targeted. https://t.co/S58Yf2giFp #Police #Sécurité #Protection #FR (translated)

The author wrote that the world was experiencing great upheavals, from artificial intelligence to the ecological crisis. He rejected both the rush forward and the return backward, and advocated for a "common sense" policy that involved preserving what worked and changing what no longer worked. (translated)

The author felt that France had been humiliated since October 17 due to the failure of its leaders. He notably criticized the President of the Republic for asking the law enforcement forces to show empathy towards high school students he described as violent. He added that a police officer was not a sociocultural facilitator and mentioned the demands of public order without finishing his sentence. https://t.co/XqJH0L9mTP #France #Sécurité #Politique #FR (translated)

The author believed that the state had been humiliated due to the failures of its leaders, starting with the head of state. He wrote that a leader should support law enforcement rather than disarm them and claimed that police officers and gendarmes were not sociocultural facilitators. He also criticized the management of public order. (translated)

The author indicated that the 10-year borrowing rate had risen above 5%, a level unseen since 2002. He estimated that the debt was no longer abstract and that, with 60% of the debt held by foreign hands, it was undermining the country's sovereignty. He added that its recovery would require courage. #dette #souveraineté #économie #FR (translated)

The author believed that taxes and levies were continuously increasing and questioned the usefulness of a state that, according to him, took so much from honest people without being able to protect them. He described the events of the previous weekend as a serious failure of the state and claimed that its weakness encouraged violence. https://t.co/GcampYUWU8 #État #Sécurité #Fiscalité #FR (translated)

The author wrote that in Paris, among merchants whose shops had been looted this weekend, he had heard their anger and anxiety over the damage caused to their work. He believed that the state should act, support them, punish the looters, and protect them. https://t.co/iFU3t8qi4I #Paris #solidarité #commerce #FR (translated)

The author argued that maintaining order should not be guided by emotion and accused Emmanuel Macron of disarming police and gendarmes with contradictory injunctions. He described the rioters as delinquents, not protesters, and called for the authority of the State to be upheld. https://t.co/DsdaagjX0C #Sécurité #OrdrePublic #État #FR (translated)

The author stated that, when he was Minister of the Interior, he took on the balance of power against the rioters, with visible armored vehicles and law enforcement who knew he was taking his political responsibilities. He believed that today, at the top of the state, fear seemed to dictate decisions. https://t.co/mRNHlKF9wB #Sécurité #Politique #Responsabilité #FR (translated)

The author proposed to include a Charter of the republican order in the Constitution, to establish minimum sentences, and to lower the age of criminal responsibility to 15 years. He believed that at that age, young people knew what they were doing when hitting a police officer or looting a business and should be held accountable for it. https://t.co/5LVhEiejqN #Justice #République #Droit #FR (translated)

My fear is that we will act too little and too late (...) these hesitations can create not an influx but send signals of the state's weakness. The Republican candidate for the presidential election, Bruno Retailleau, reiterates his call to "declare a state of emergency." #ÉtatDurgence #BrunoRetailleau #LesRépublicains (translated)

Emmanuel Macron's speech raises enormous concern. The President of the Republic seems completely overwhelmed by the situation, unable to oppose the force of the state to the chaos that threatens the Republic. I solemnly call on him to fulfill his duties and declare a state of emergency to protect the French people— assessed another presidential candidate, Bruno Retailleau. #Francja #protesty #EmmanuelMacron (translated)

is completely overwhelmed, unable to oppose the power of the state to the disorder threatening the Republic. And the LR presidential candidate, Bruno Retailleau, had called for the establishment of a state of emergency, before criticizing Emmanuel Macron, who "is completely overwhelmed, unable to oppose the power of the state to the disorder threatening the Republic." #Macron #Manifestations #Politique (translated)