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The author believed that the central place taken by Parcoursup in the French educational debate revealed the absurdity of political life. He judged the platform to be very imperfect, while asserting that its abolition would not solve the problem. According to him, the real educational failure was due to the fact that "more than one student out of..."; his message interrupted at this point. #Éducation #Réforme #Parcoursup #FR (translated)

The author wrote that after years of having to call for no amalgamation after each attack, Alexis Corbière had, according to him, declared after the Trappes attack that those who had supported the cry for freedom of Iranian women were guilty. https://t.co/tNzh3xwlVN #Liberté #Iran #Solidarité #IR #FR (translated)

The author listed several attacks and murders in France: the Rue des Rosiers attack in 1982, the murder of Ilan Halimi in 2006, the Ozar Hatorah school attack in 2012, the Hyper Cacher attack in 2015, the murder of Father Jacques Hamel in 2016, those of Sarah Halimi in 2017 and Mireille Knoll in 2018, as well as the attack on the Notre-Dame Basilica in Nice. #mémoire #terrorisme #France #FR (translated)

The author wrote that the images of chaos in France astonished the entire world. He felt that the situation was neither normal nor inevitable, but rather the result of renunciations and abandonments that, according to him, had prevented the state from fulfilling its primary mission. He added that he knew what needed to be done to restore order and shared a link. https://t.co/nlC1AkwrB4 #France #Chaos #Ordre #FR (translated)

The author believed that widespread impunity led to the violence that prevailed in the cities. He called for an end to it, both for the rioters and for the political leaders whom he accused of preparing and justifying their offenses. https://t.co/AGa9mi1ICI #Impunités #Violence #Justice #FR (translated)

The author of the post claimed that merchants had been ruined, that town halls had been set on fire, and that police officers had been attacked. He accused Jean-Luc Mélenchon and La France insoumise of legitimizing the disturbances and insulting the law enforcement agencies, and demanded the end of impunity. https://t.co/aBCkhfvKAb #France #Politique #Violence #FR (translated)

The author described the abandonment of the Notre-Dame-des-Landes project as a disastrous precedent, stating that the State had ignored the vote of local authorities, dozens of court decisions, and a regional referendum, thus encouraging the zadists to resume their actions. He concluded with a call to "rebuild." https://t.co/XdjdVGHc9T #NotreDameDesLandes #Justice #État #FR (translated)

The author believed that the PISA ranking had revealed the extent of school dropout and that its consequences were now being felt. He called for the system to be rebuilt rather than just making adjustments, so that teachers could regain their role of transmission. https://t.co/fKv2fovmBR #Éducation #RéformeScolaire #PISA #FR (translated)

The author stated that the European Parliament had voted for the first time on a resolution against Islamist entryism, attributing this progress to the work of Céline Imart. According to him, the institutions were thus breaking away from the naivety and complacency that had made Europe vulnerable to brotherhood ideologies and Islam. #Europe #Islamisme #ParlementEuropéen #EU (translated)

The author stated that violence could not be a policy and accused LFI elected officials of betraying democracy when they excused or incited it. He presented the collapse of the school as the real injustice done to the youth and believed that it could not be remedied by blocking high schools or interrupting. (translated)

The author estimated that the price of fuels weighs heavily on assets and called for the suspension of energy saving certificates. According to him, this measure would immediately reduce the price per liter by up to 20 cents, without public spending. https://t.co/27ljrQDNkU #carburants #économie #France #FR (translated)

"a form of complicity with those who, including in Europe, seek to re-import antisemitic hatred (...)" François-Xavier Bellamy (EPP, right) stated on Monday evening that his presumed gesture constituted "a form of complicity with those who, including in Europe, seek to re-import antisemitic hatred (...)." "The history of Europe began by saying that dignity is primarily the respect owed to the dead," he added on Tuesday in the hemicycle. #RimaHassan #ParlementEuropéen #7Octobre2023 (translated)