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Jon De Lorraine recalled, in a message associated with November 11th, the sacrifice of those who, in his opinion, had allowed the French to continue speaking their language and to defend their sovereignty and freedom. #11Novembre https://t.co/pfIaiU0LbZ #Liberté #Souveraineté #Mémoire (translated)

Jon De Lorraine wrote that the French had to choose between heating, feeding themselves, and driving due to the cost of energy bills, groceries, and fuel. He estimated that the left's priority was to have CNews shut down during the presidential election, after having, in his opinion, shut down C8, and he claimed that he was not fooled. #Énergie #CoûtDeLaVie #Politique (translated)

Jon De Lorraine denounced what he presented as an attack against Christians and particularly against the people of Lorraine. According to his message, a relic of Saint Nicholas, preserved in the basilica of Saint-Nicolas-de-Port, had been stolen, then burned and crushed. He indicated that the priest had filed a complaint on November 2 at the Dombasle-sur-Meurthe police station for the theft of a reliquary containing the saint's bones. According to him, the investigation had made it possible to identify and arrest a man, who acknowledged to the parish that he had broken the display case and destroyed the relic. The man reportedly explained that he acted spontaneously, driven by a "desire to destroy the relic," and referred to "fetishism." Jon De Lorraine clarified that this was a small relic placed on the patronal altar of the basilica. He added that the AGRIF had announced its intention to file a complaint and become a civil party, requesting that the anti-Christian dimension be considered an aggravating circumstance. According to his message, the parish expressed its deep sadness and denounced an attack on its history, faith, and the devotion of generations of pilgrims. He reminded that the procession dedicated to the patron saint of Lorraine dates back to 1245. Jon De Lorraine cited L'Est Républicain, a statement from the Saint-Nicolas-en-Lorraine parish reproduced by Catholix, and the AGRIF as sources. #Scandale #Relique #Lorraine (translated)

Jon De Lorraine indicated that, according to the Bank of France, 71,139 business failures were recorded in France over the twelve months ending September 2026, representing an increase of 4.4% year-on-year and 19.9% compared to the 2010-2019 average. https://t.co/M4AOCZ8cIq #Économie #Entreprises #France (translated)

Jon De Lorraine mentioned that Emmanuel Macron had fallen to 13% trust in the Elabe barometer for Les Échos, a decrease of 4 points in one month and his lowest level in this barometer. He also reported that 82% of respondents expressed their distrust, of which 60% had "no trust at all." https://t.co/yiDrlWExkj #Macron #Politique #France (translated)

Jon De Lorraine wrote, citing CGTV, that Sonia Mabrouk allegedly requested a public sanction against Igor Sahiri, a reporter for BFMTV, after his appearance on "Quotidien" on TMC. According to him, Sahiri mentioned the protests and internal tensions at BFMTV, comments that Mabrouk found disloyal. She allegedly refused to speak to him and warned the management that she would ask the channel to choose between them if no public sanction was announced. #BFMTV #journalisme #polémique (translated)

Jon De Lorraine wrote that the nine representative firefighter unions had called for gatherings on Monday at noon in front of the emergency centers, with vehicles displayed, in support of the firefighter injured by gunfire near Marseille. He added that firefighters should turn on their lights and activate their sirens to express their anger and solidarity. He cited Le Figaro as the source. #Pompiers #Solidarité #France (translated)

Jon De Lorraine indicated that amendment 748, submitted by the RN and aimed at lowering VAT on fuels and heating oil to 5.5% to support the purchasing power of the French, had been rejected in the National Assembly. According to his tally, 27 deputies voted in favor — 25 from the RN, one from the UDR, and one non-affiliated — and 41 against: 11 from LFI, 9 from Renaissance, 7 Greens, 4 from the PS, 4 from MoDem, 3 from LR, and 3 from GDR. One deputy from Horizons abstained. #TVA #Carburants #AssembléeNationale (translated)

Jon De Lorraine wrote that La France insoumise had obtained the adoption in the finance committee of the National Assembly of an amendment that, along with several others, would theoretically lead to the elimination of nearly 9 billion euros in funding for private schools under contract. He claimed that if the measure was definitively confirmed, it could threaten the financing of thousands of Catholic institutions and the education of more than 2 million students. He added that the Catholic education system had denounced a "declaration of war." #Enseignement #Éducation #LFI (translated)

Jon De Lorraine wrote, citing Le Parisien, that Gabriel Attal's intervention at the 8 PM news would have caused TF1 to lose 874,000 viewers in four minutes. He added that an executive from the channel described this decrease as historic and compared this figure to the 500,000 viewers lost during Raphaël Glucksmann's announcement of candidacy. #TF1 #AlerteInfo #Télévision (translated)

Jon De Lorraine believed that everyone was contributing to escalating tensions and that this was dividing the French people. He also mentioned Emmanuel Macron relaxed in Saint-Tropez, a tax on bandwidth, and diesel at 2.5 euros. He added that he was no longer getting angry because he felt like he was yelling into the void. #France #Politique #Société (translated)

Jon De Lorraine stated that the National Assembly had adopted a socialist amendment creating a tax on Internet data. According to him, this would amount to €0.055 per gigabyte transmitted to French internet users, or €55 per terabyte, and would be paid by digital content providers, notably Google, Meta, Amazon, and Netflix. He indicated that the socialists hoped to raise €10 billion per year from it. Although companies are officially liable for the tax, Jon De Lorraine estimated that they could pass the cost on to consumer subscriptions and decried a new tax. #France #Fiscalité #Internet (translated)

Jon De Lorraine reported that the Green senator Yannick Jadot, a guest on franceinfo, had asked Arcom to cut CNews for an hour, with a black screen, every time racist remarks were broadcast. According to him, Jadot had proposed to extend the cut to a day in case of repeat offenses, and then to ban the channel. He added that, if it did not correct itself, "it would be shut down." #CNews #écologie #libertédexpression (translated)

Jon De Lorraine described France as a country on the verge of collapse, referencing unfulfilled promises, a sharp rise in unemployment related to deindustrialization, uncontrolled public spending, and an abyssal debt with high interest rates, without long-term investments. He also condemned the chaos in the streets, a political class he deemed incompetent and more interested in its privileges, as well as media that, in his opinion, favored loud personalities over the most brilliant. He predicted that the situation would end badly. #Crise #Politique #Chômage (translated)