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Alexis Poulin

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French journalist
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Alexis Poulin 9h

The author reiterated the phrase "everyone vaccinated, everyone protected," and then wrote that the "film continued," mentioning an observatory for health misinformation. He estimated that it would be preferable to retrospectively examine the period 2020-2022 and what the Minister of Health, McKinsey, and the ARS could have produced. (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 3d

The author accused Attal of targeting social media rather than the destructive policies he allegedly helped to implement, presenting him as a budding dictator. He deemed this attitude disgraceful. #politique #indignation #liberté #FR (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 3d

The author wrote that LVMH and the Fouquet’s were still holding on, but that the situation was less certain elsewhere in Paris. He claimed that Emmanuel Macron had shut down the candidacies of Philippe and Attal, and believed that Glucksmann's candidacy was compromised before it even began. According to him, the scenes of looting would be decisive for 2027 and for the "legacy" of... #Paris #LVMH #politique #FR (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 4d

The author wrote that the people who looted and attacked a merchant did not engage in politics and that no one chose their side. He added that the state was, in his opinion, unable to ensure the safety of property and individuals. (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 4d

The author attributed the fiasco to the head of state, who he claimed had attended a Céline Dion concert the evening before the day of mobilization. He accused the president of choosing violence to ignore the citizens' demands, which a minority of vandals had overshadowed. #Mobilisation #Violence #Revendications #CA (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 4d

The author described the town hall of Limoges as collapsing under flames and expressed deep sadness at what he called a waste. He believed that two terms marked, according to him, by violence and contempt had set fire to the Republic. https://t.co/TpjF5UpZhj #Limoges #incendie #tristesse #FR (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 4d

Alexis Poulin described the events of October 17 as a "Republican burial." He characterized the operations as state violence rather than law enforcement and claimed that Emmanuel Macron had gotten what he wanted, the conditions being met to invoke Article 16. He argued that French police could never face an entire population pushed to the brink. Finally, he accused the president, whose reign he condemned from 2018 to 2026, of having destroyed a country with many assets to merge it into an apocalyptic European technocracy. #ViolenceDÉtat #République #France (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 4d

The author described ten years of Macron's presidency as a shipwreck for the country and claimed that the police were at their breaking point. He believed that an impeachment would have been enough and predicted an authoritarian tightening as well as the probable establishment of a state of emergency, which he referred to as a calamity. #Macron #Politique #France #FR (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 5d

The author questioned when the EU should address what he termed endemic corruption and when fees would be eliminated. #Corruption #UE #Politique #UE (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 7d

The author wrote that the director of the FBI had a message to convey to employees in Europe and shared a link. https://t.co/BPXYiDggdc #FBI #Europe #Sécurité #EU (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 1w

The author believed that the situation resembled more a pact of corruption or an agreement reached on the ruins of the PS than a simple "nonsense." He called for an investigation into the origin of the votes, which he deemed likely to be part of a planned operation, and mentioned the possibility of foreign interference. #Corruption #Enquête #Politique #FR (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 1w

The author believed that France was in turmoil and that a social explosion was not far off. He wrote that the collective issue was to deeply understand the anger of the French people. https://t.co/6uljfkyfrD #France #Colère #Société #FR (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 2w

The author deemed the communication comparable to that of Darmanin and deficient regarding the child crime cases that justice should, in his opinion, address urgently within a month. He added that those he targeted were "checkmate" everywhere and that it would be the citizens who would pay the price. #Justice #Pédocriminalité #Darmanin (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 2w

Alexis Poulin described a large crowd of young people chanting calls for Emmanuel Macron's resignation. He believed that the country had a future. #MacronDémission #JeunesEngagés #Avenir (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 2w

The author accused Emmanuel Macron of behaving like a toxic manager, describing him as turning his back on the high school protests and looking into the distance, while a test ballistic missile had, according to him, just been launched from a nuclear submarine. He felt that this posture meant that the president was indifferent to the high school students and their future. https://t.co/2hkTHyvIdx #Macron #Toxicité #Manif #FR #US (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 2w

The author denounced what he described as a political justice serving the censorship of public speech. He believed that elements were showing every day, in his opinion, the transition from a liberal democracy to administrative authoritarianism, without provoking a reaction. He expressed his support for Ritchy Thibault. #Justice #LibertéDExpression #Soutien #FR (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 2w

The author reported that Laurent Nuñez believed he did not have to apologize to the high school students mutilated by police. He wondered if Sale_Con had been too lenient with him by using a scatological insult. https://t.co/EsxPK3GGaQ #Justice #Liberté #ViolencePolicière #FR (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 2w

The author found the images particularly striking and stated that the CRS had never before entered universities. He described the situation as a regime change. https://t.co/Zo5J804lug #Manifestation #Universités #ChangementDeRégime #FR (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 2w

The author deemed the situation in France unacceptable, accusing the government of permanently mutilating minors and depriving citizens of justice. He described this violence as identifiable and labeled the president as illegitimate, stating that he was locked in his bunker. https://t.co/CQ7LjwYF1q #France #Justice #Violence #FR (translated)

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Alexis Poulin 2w

Jean Messiha stated that a bankrupt state that relied solely on force against its youth had reached the end of its journey. He added that the police were also victims of this deep crisis. (translated)

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