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Sardoche wrote that the hatred of some had crystallized around October 17 and the anxiety-inducing communication that followed. He believed that some truths did not seem to need to be exposed with such assurance and that the situation was evolving inexorably, perhaps not towards a civil war, but towards localized actions that he deemed increasingly unbearable. He expressed his support for the relatives of the victims and congratulated the law enforcement agencies, which he credited with a considerable reduction in the scale of the drama. #solidarité #justice #société (translated)

Sardoche indicated that Pouria Amirshahi, from the Ecologist group, Roger Vicot, from the Socialist group, and Agnès Firmin Le Bodo, from the Horizons group, had been selected as reporters to investigate the responsibilities of the police, rioters, and looters during the events of October 17. He made an irony about democracy and expressed his support for the police. #Démocratie #Justice #Police (translated)

Sardoche estimated that David Lisnard had attracted reactions from accounts linked to LFI after his statement the day before. He claimed that the profiles of the few people who were offended resembled each other and defended the same opinions, accusing them of trying to display their virtue. He added that these people now deserved only contempt and indifference, in his opinion. #LFI #DavidLisnard #Politique (translated)

Sardoche mocked the tweets from Impact Media FR and David Lisnard, questioning how their authors could think they had succeeded. He presented David Lisnard as vastly superior to the political landscape, which he described as repugnant. #Politique #DavidLisnard #Humour (translated)

Sardoche stated that the people holding this discourse were white women from the new bourgeoisie who were educated in institutions costing €30,000 per year. He said he could no longer take it and was pleased that a woman from Sarcelles put the targeted person in their place. #Société #Éducation #ClasseSociale (translated)

Sardoche reacted to a post from AlertesInfos by stating that this was how one should address the people involved. He claimed that they constantly strayed from the subject to justify the unjustifiable and that they should not be taken seriously. #Société #Politique #Actualité (translated)

Sardoche wrote that X could help "save" a country by bringing the truth to light. He claimed that France was collapsing economically due to a problem that political leaders had hidden from him through accounting tricks. According to him, dozens of X users had demanded accountability for years and put forward falsehoods. He added that the Minister of Finance had joined what he called the "camp of truth," by allowing a subject that had heretofore, according to him, been associated with accusations of conspiracy theorizing to be addressed. He thanked Elon Musk. #Vérité #Économie #France (translated)

Sardoche wrote that Bercy had published the "real" cost of pensions and referred to this publication as historic. He believed it was necessary to remind certain orders of magnitude to those who wanted to tax the ultra-rich and lower the retirement age to 60, directing his message to Jean-Luc Mélenchon. He also shared a link as a source. https://t.co/d3Rmhlvk27 #Retraites #Économie #Fiscalité (translated)

Sardoche estimated that Lisnard's breakthrough reminded him of Macron's, while considering their paths to be very different. He recalled that Macron had been a minister under François Hollande, in the Socialist Party, an investment banker at Rothschild, and, according to him, supported by the Parisian politico-technocratic circles. He also noted that Macron had never been elected locally before arriving at the Élysée. In contrast, Sardoche indicated that Lisnard had never been a minister, that he had been re-elected mayor of Cannes with more than 80% of the votes in the first round, and that he had been locally established for 25 years. He also mentioned his family background as merchants, his activities as a vendor and small entrepreneur, the odd jobs he would have done to finance his studies, as well as his role as president of the mayors of France. Sardoche added that it was difficult to continue believing in a politician in 2026. He pointed out that some criticized Lisnard for a lack of charisma and a posture that was not in line with that of a great politician, but he believed that his profile was the best possible because voters might see him as a Frenchman attached to his country and foreign to the posturing games that he deemed hypocritical. #Politique #Élections2026 #Leadership (translated)

Sardoche stated that David Lisnard would win against all his opponents in the second round of the presidential election of 2027. According to him, the mayor of Cannes was the only one to reassure French workers while defending radical positions on the economy, immigration, and culture, and would not divide the country. Sardoche also mentioned an increase of 12,000 members in Lisnard's party in one week, bringing the total to 50,000, with 200 days to go before the first round. He estimated that this momentum was unprecedented under the Fifth Republic and that the party would soon have the largest number of members. He added that Lisnard had established connections with thousands of elected officials across France, despite the contempt that, according to him, the Parisian political elite would show him. Sardoche finally predicted that Lisnard would become president and would be the only candidate capable of rallying the National Assembly around his project. #Présidentielles2027 #DavidLisnard #France (translated)

Sardoche believed that the left was poorly represented by privileged circles that, according to him, favored rhetoric and were disconnected from reality. He predicted that the right would gain a lot of ground in the coming years, for the wrong reasons, and called for the emergence of a left rooted in reality and aware of constraints, capable of representing the many "political orphans" in France. #Gauche #Politique #France (translated)

Sardoche wrote that more and more restaurants in his neighborhood were offering discounts to people presenting a membership card for Nouvelle Énergie. He added that, in his opinion, something was happening around David Lisnard. #Restaurants #Réductions #NouvelleÉnergie (translated)

Sardoche estimated that it was necessary to compare the number of members and elected officials of François Asselineau and David Lisnard. He stated that Asselineau's UPR had almost no elected officials under its label, neither deputies nor senators, and had reached a peak of 30,000 members. In contrast, he attributed to Nouvelle Énergie, Lisnard's party, 1,800 elected officials, several deputies and senators, as well as 40,000 members, with an additional 500 memberships per day. According to him, the party could reach 100,000 members by December. He also claimed that Lisnard was the first candidate for the 2027 presidential election to have obtained his 500 sponsorships. Sardoche believed that Lisnard was not an "anecdotal" candidate and that his movement was not a bubble. He added that talking about it among peers would make a difference. #Politique #Élections2027 #PartisPolitiques (translated)