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AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that the resignation of Pierre Moscovici from the European Court of Auditors and that of Christine Lagarde from the ECB formed, in his opinion, an unusual trend. He suggested that linking these departures could reveal interesting elements. #Politique #Économie #Démission (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais stated that voting for a "mainstream" candidate who would not challenge France's membership in the EU and NATO would, according to him, be akin to supporting the digital euro, which he associated with a prison, a war with Russia, and the theft of savings before being placed under guardianship. #France #Élections #UnionEuropéenne (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais indicated that it did not support Knafo, but praised the way she put Simon Le Baron in his place on franceinfo. He stated that the journalist owed his position to his mother and presented the exchange as an example that, in his opinion, addressed decades of arrogance from left-wing public service journalists. https://t.co/pT7etvBqcd #Journalisme #Politique #DébatPublic (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais denounced what he described as a "tax prison" set up by the EU in the name of the fight against money laundering. He accused the Union of sending billions of euros to Ukraine every month, which he derogatorily presented as a money laundering operation, and concluded with an insult. #UE #blanchimentdargent #justice (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that, according to him, the elections that mobilized the most proxies under the Fifth Republic were the presidential elections of 2017 and 2022, as well as the legislative elections of 2022 and 2024. He specified that he drew no conclusions from this, adding that he simply noted this phenomenon and found it surprising. #Politique #Élections #France (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais argued that the state was abandoning various forms of public services, particularly in education, hospitals, and the police, while focusing on maintaining a public information service. It claimed that a public audiovisual service was not necessary. #ServicePublic #Audiovisuel #État (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais called out Emmanuel Macron and proposed to tackle telemarketing platforms, which he accused of soliciting people up to ten times a day. He also believed that focusing on social networks would amount to officially admitting that freedom of expression no longer existed in France. #LibertéDExpression #RéseauxSociaux #ActionCivique (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that in early 2017, Emmanuel Macron promised 60 billion euros in savings per year and that there would be no more homeless people in the streets by the end of the year. The author called this promise a "joke" and wished his readers a great day. #Économie #SDF #EmmanuelMacron (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that Emmanuel Macron acknowledged that the events of October 17 had not been anticipated and that he had not imagined they would take on such magnitude. The author added that this would lead to a law against social media, then ironically asked if Macron had been living in a cave for the past ten years. He described this approach as a very obvious trick. #Macron #RéseauxSociaux #Politique (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that it seemed strange to him to live in a country that, in his opinion, had lost ten years of its history and experienced a setback in all areas. He believed that this decade had been wasted, especially because it coincided with one of the greatest technological booms in history, and expressed his resentment towards the targeted person and their "puppet masters." #histoire #technologie #société (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais responded to Emmanuel Macron, who had stated that social networks damaged democracy. He claimed that democracy had not existed in France for a long time and accused the president of harming the country more than any leader since France existed. He added that social networks were the only thing Macron did not control and asked him to leave. #démocratie #France #réseauxsociaux (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais stated that strange events occurred during elections whenever a progressive candidate won. He cited Biden in the United States, Macron in France, Dan in Romania, and Lula in Brazil, specifying that he was drawing no conclusions and was merely making an observation. #Élections #Politique #Progressisme (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that several political leaders are seeking to remain in power in their countries to prevent, according to him, the accumulated legal proceedings against them from leading them to prison for many years. He asked his readers to name the three main concerned parties. #Politique #Pouvoir #Justice (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais stated that the aid granted by Macron to the French during the Covid pandemic had ultimately been repaid, while the amounts given to Zelensky would, according to him, never be recovered. He also accused Macron of always acting against the French people. #Macron #Covid19 #France (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that, on the morning of the 24th, demonstrations were planned and that the merchants were barricading themselves. He compared the situation to a war context and claimed that the State would not protect them. He also said that it was unknown where Emmanuel Macron was, that the metro stations around the Élysée were closed, and described the country as being "in clinical death." #Manif #France #Politique (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais stated that the police presence had been ten times greater during the protests of the Manif for all or the Yellow Vests than during those of the previous Saturday. He also wrote that the French state loved neither families nor working people and that, under Emmanuel Macron, it was seeking to provoke chaos by all means. #France #Manif #Macron (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais stated that the Franklin Roosevelt and Miromesnil metro stations were closed, claiming that they were the two closest stations to the Élysée. He accused the French state of protecting Macron and the Trogneux chocolate shop, while abandoning the rest of the population to their fate. #Paris #Métro #Politique (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais claimed that Donald Trump was stopping the funding for Ukraine and that the European Union should make up for the shortfall for Volodymyr Zelensky. He expressed a wish for the end of the war and demanded that those he accused of profiting from prolonging the conflict artificially be held accountable, labeling them with a sexist insult. #Ukraine #Trump #Guerre (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that he learned that the Macrons had maintained their appeal to the Court of Cassation after their defeat in appeal against Natacha Rey, despite her death. He believed they were trying to restore their respectability at the expense of a deceased person and strongly criticized their dignity. #Macron #justice #dignité (translated)

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AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that, according to Valérie Hayer, the men who had broken everything in Paris the previous weekend did so out of anxiety about climate change. He criticized the fact that people like her represent France in Brussels and sarcastically commented on their pride regarding "solidarity traffic jams." https://t.co/4q6AQpqDVY #RéchauffementClimatique #France #Bruxelles (translated)

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