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David Lisnard congratulated the municipal police of Cannes after the seizure, during a night check, of 17 canisters of nitrous oxide and 24 bags of balloons. He indicated that the driver had been arrested and taken to the police station, and that his vehicle had been impounded. Lisnard praised an action that he described as methodical and consistent, believing that public authorities should act this way to protect the population. #Cannes #Sécurité #LutteContreDrogue (translated)

David Lisnard denounced what he called a scandal and a shame for France, believing that the president's directives of "empathy" had been applied. He accused the government of allowing delinquents to control the streets and destroy public and private property. He also accused the authorities of allowing violence to spread, which he described as incendiary, destructive, and marked by looting. He expressed his support for law enforcement, police officers and gendarmes, firefighters, and merchants. He added that he would change the doctrine of law enforcement deployment so that they would intervene, in his view, as early and as firmly as possible in times of crisis. #France #Sécurité #Gouvernement (translated)

David Lisnard indicated that Cannes' debt was expected to have decreased from 83.5 million euros by the end of the year, compared to a decrease of 81.5 million previously planned. He attributed this result to the method applied since 2014. He stated that the municipality had never increased local tax rates and had even reduced them last year. According to him, the reduction in debt benefited taxpayers and future generations. He also highlighted the modernization of municipal services, particularly through artificial intelligence, as well as a tenfold increase in self-financing capacity to support investments and aid for vulnerable individuals. Lisnard added that these results had been achieved despite, in his opinion, the increase in state tax levies on municipal finances and the challenges encountered. He concluded that Cannes was progressing and succeeding. #Cannes #Dettepublique #Gestionmunicipale (translated)

David Lisnard stated that pensions and bureaucracy, in his opinion, diverted resources intended for field services. He noted that pensions accounted for 35% of the social security budget and 32% of the education budget, attributing the situation to the maintenance of a system entirely based on redistribution despite demographic decline and funding shortfalls. He advocated for the introduction of a share of capitalization, which he presented as now consensual and necessary, in his view, to preserve public services and public finances. While awaiting a transition that he said he would detail soon, he proposed no longer indexing the highest pensions to inflation, aligning public and private schemes, and eliminating special regimes. He indicated that these measures would begin in May 2027. #OnArrive #Réformes #Retraites #Bureaucratie (translated)

David Lisnard stated that more freedom should, in his opinion, allow for the restoration of respect for property and a balance between the private and public sectors, in service of national prosperity and personal dignity. He thanked Dominique Reynié for reminding that France held, in his view, the world records for public spending and tax collection, and suffered from a stifling bureaucracy. Lisnard added that this reality was known by the majority of the French and claimed that his side would win. #Liberté #Propriété #France (translated)

David Lisnard wrote that Corentin and Romain observed, in their own words, that he appeared everywhere on their social media. He added that Corentin mentioned a "filter bubble effect" that could reinforce some in their convictions. Lisnard put forward two explanations: Corentin and Romain, employees of Franceinfo, could be close to his ideas because of this algorithmic effect, or their exposure to his content could reflect the actual progress of his approach, online as well as on the ground. He thanked Corentin and Laurent for their interest in his candidacy and for their publication. #ilsepassequelquechose #réseauxsociaux #bullesdefiltres #candidature (translated)

David Lisnard congratulated the left for quickly organizing a primary and its winner. He believed that the right should do the same, a proposal he claimed to have advocated for months without receiving a genuine counter-argument. According to him, a primary would help avoid divisions that could lead to defeat and arrangements among political leaders. He added that if the situation did not change, he would accept all endorsements of the New Energy project without negotiation. On the other hand, he stated that he would never support those he held responsible for having led and weakened France, before concluding by celebrating freedom. #Politique #Primaire #Liberté (translated)

David Lisnard thanked the 50,000 members of Nouvelle Énergie who are up to date with their contributions and indicated that many people were joining the party. He stated that this popular momentum was already making it one of the most important parties in France and set the next goal of reaching 100,000 members. #OnArrive #Politique #Démocratie #Engagement (translated)

David Lisnard congratulated the municipal police of Cannes, who, according to him, had allowed the majority of high school students to enter their establishment. He indicated that the officers had formed a protective corridor among the demonstrators, some of whom wanted to block the entrance to two high schools that had reopened two days ago. #Cannes #Sécurité #Éducation #Manifestation (translated)

David Lisnard questioned the possibility that 3,000 employees could be paid without having tasks to accomplish and stay at home, following an announcement from the Minister of Education. He criticized the fact that, according to him, a heavily indebted state that continues to tax increasingly more on income, investments, and savings has not concerned itself with the situation. He also reported that the government attributed it to a problem with software and human resources. Lisnard presented this episode as another illustration of the degradation of central administration. However, he believed it could also foster optimism about the country's ability to bounce back once the executive is directed, and he affirmed that his observations and proposals to restore order to the state were reinforced. #Économie #Gouvernement #État (translated)

David Lisnard believes that the SCAF and MGCS programs, launched in 2017 by Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel to develop the future combat aircraft and tank, are strategic and industrial dead ends. He criticized French leaders for prioritizing Franco-German cooperation without first verifying the convergence of military interests, technological mastery, and the distribution of industrial responsibilities. According to him, a high-level Franco-German seminar held on October 7 would have revealed a different method: starting from the needs of the armed forces and industrial interests, then allowing companies to build viable cooperations before giving them, if necessary, a political translation. Lisnard stated that during the negotiations on the MGCS, Germany was preparing for the succession of the Leopard 2, notably with the Leopard 3 project, and that the delay created a military vulnerability. He called for a break with a conception of European defense that, according to him, confuses cooperation with the dilution of sovereignties. He advocated for a distribution of roles in which the political power sets ambitions and means, the armed forces define their needs, and the industries develop solutions and partnerships. Lisnard also urged for the immediate preparation of the renewal of French ground combat capabilities, beyond the simple replacement of the Leclerc, notably by integrating armored vehicles, drones, robotics, artificial intelligence, and data management. He estimated that this required investments in industry, a recovery of public finances, and a more efficient use of military credits. Finally, he accused the current government of having caused France to lose valuable years and argued that the issue concerned its ability to prepare for future conflicts, ensure the security of the French people, and defend the nation. #Défense #Souveraineté #Coopération (translated)

David Lisnard reminded that, on October 7, 2023, 1,163 innocents had been murdered by Hamas terrorists and that many other lives had been destroyed. He believed that these events had fueled, including in France, a reversal of the position of victims and an unabashed anti-Semitism, adding that racism thrived among those who claimed to fight it. He called for not to forget the victims or to forgive their executioners and those who, according to him, armed and incited anti-Semites in France. He also stated that the fight against "Islamist barbarism" and its supporters remained relevant, and that Nouvelle Énergie had made it one of its priority battles. #antisémitisme #luttecontreleterrorisme #mémoire (translated)

David Lisnard clarified that the "one" he was referring to designated his interlocutors. He argued that the situation was not only a financial issue, but also, in his opinion, a result of decades of applying an ideology of deconstruction and egalitarianism in the national education system, to the detriment of the individual development of young people and social mobility. He called for a new energy for France, based on freedom and responsibility. #France #Éducation #Liberté (translated)