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Sarah Knafo

@knafo_sarah wrld.org
French political adviser (born 1993)
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Sarah Knafo Just Now

The author wrote that the State was asking merchants to fund private security agents themselves, which he presented as an admission that it no longer fulfilled its mission of protecting the French. He wondered whether, in return, the merchants could stop paying the State. #Sécurité #Commerçants #État #FR (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 1d

The author wrote that, since Emmanuel Macron's arrival, the budget for national education had increased by 12 billion euros while the number of students had decreased by 300,000. He also indicated that the institution had 1.2 million civil servants and was the largest employer in France. He then began to discuss the academic level, but his sentence was interrupted before he could specify the point. https://t.co/QMgGQ8g8ya #Éducation #Macron #France #FR (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 2d

Sarah Knafo congratulated Alex Masmej and stated that they would pool their efforts and intensify their work to simplify the lives of millions of French people. #innovation #collaboration #simplification (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 4d

The author wrote that France had awakened still marked by the images of the day before. He claimed that the masked individuals he accused of causing disturbances and their revolutionary allies had gone home, while those they claimed to defend spent the day cleaning and repairing. #France #Révolution #Nettoyage #FR (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 4d

Sarah Knafo wrote that no violence could be excused, regardless of the origin of those who committed it. She indicated that she came from Seine-Saint-Denis and had never burned a garbage can or assaulted a teacher. According to her, excusing the rioters amounted to insulting those who had grown up in that department without breaking anything. https://t.co/847ruCK4Ab #JusticeSociale #NonALaViolence #Respect (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 5d

The author wrote that France was stunned by images of shattered shop windows, looted stores, burning town halls, and torched cars, as well as by the deployment of the RAID in Bordeaux. He added that businesses built over the years had been destroyed in a matter of hours, and wondered if the population should bear the cost. https://t.co/ttbEbqBBCE #France #ViolencesUrbaines #Solidarité #FR (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 5d

Sarah Knafo said she shares the opinion of Agnès Verdier-Molinié that tax cuts were the only solution. She added that in her view, reducing spending was also the only solution to achieve this, and she believed that Agnès Verdier-Molinié would agree with her. https://t.co/okaqbGrUcG #impôts #économie #politique (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 5d

The author stated that the pay-as-you-go pension system impoverishes everyone and that demographic changes condemn it. He indicated that the number of workers per retiree has dropped from 4 to 1.7 and estimated that the system is not supportive, with workers, in his opinion, having to work hard to finance pensions. https://t.co/ag69VPy0Wj #Retraite #Démographie #Solidarité #FR (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 6d

The author claimed that Emmanuel Macron had created the property wealth tax because he did not like real estate, and that Marine Le Pen wanted to establish a tax on financial wealth because she did not like "finance." He added that what she referred to as such included life insurance and investments, without specifying further. #Macron #LePen #Impôt #FR (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 6d

The author stated that the deputies wanted to save the pay-as-you-go pension system at all costs, which he deemed doomed. He called for a swift transition to a capitalized system and shared a link outlining, in his view, how to proceed. (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 6d

The author wrote that everything should proceed as planned on October 17. He stated that the means would be deployed, allowing the vandals to act under optimal conditions, then the police prefect would say that everything went well. He also predicted that the Minister of the Interior would firmly condemn the events. (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 7d

The author wrote that in France, even civil servants believed that there were too many of them. He added that, in his opinion, eight out of ten civil servants cited a loss of meaning at work and administrative heaviness as their recurring problems, and said he sided with them. https://t.co/LSbRrAeBmE #Fonctionnaires #Administration #Travail #FR (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 1w

The author described entrepreneurs as "statue-less heroes" and claimed they were harassed by a malicious administration that burdened them with taxes and regulations. He estimated that administrative tasks could account for 50% of their working time and announced a desire to lower their taxes. (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 1w

Sarah Knafo wrote that "The Heist of the Century" crossed the Channel. She thanked the Times, which she presented as the most respected daily newspaper in the world, for dedicating a headline to a "French Thatcher" who was making waves with a bestseller against taxes. She praised the event, said she felt honored, and called for it to continue. https://t.co/mz8IC1r9DZ #CasseDuSiècle #Politique #Littérature (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 1w

The author stated that nothing remained of the Enfants-Rouges market, which he described as the oldest covered market in Paris, after a fire occurred during the night. He recalled the memories that were there and thanked the firefighters. He asked for the cause of the disaster to be clarified and expressed his support for the twenty affected merchants. https://t.co/OAtR34NPVx #Paris #Marché #Incendie #FR (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 2w

Sarah Knafo wrote that she has met nearly 12,000 French people since the release of *The Heist of the Century* and added that these exchanges have taught her a lot. She indicated that her tour of France was continuing. https://t.co/E3UXzozZuL https://t.co/LNuE8bRNUh #CasseduSiècle #TourdeFrance #Rencontre (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 2w

The author stated that in the country he envisioned for the future, France 2 and France Inter should attract their audience and would thus, according to him, stop insulting their clients. He added that the French would no longer be forced to pay 130 euros per household each year to fund these media, but could freely choose to do so. https://t.co/3KKrGnIeih #Liberté #Média #France #FR (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 2w

The author stated that, while neighboring countries were trying to attract cryptocurrency holders, French deputies had voted this week in committee on measures aimed, according to him, at taxing them, tracking them, and preventing them from leaving. He notably mentioned that they wanted to impose taxes on stablecoin exchanges. #Cryptomonnaie #Blockchain #Taxation #FR (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 2w

Sarah Knafo stated that fuel and gas prices were skyrocketing and blamed her interlocutors for looking for culprits elsewhere than in the room. She added that every law had a cost borne by Europeans and suggested to those who wanted to help them to take a vacation. Her message was addressed to Ursula von der Leyen. https://t.co/3kfyZz8hvT #Carburants #Gaz #Prix (translated)

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Sarah Knafo 2w

In a message addressed to Ursula von der Leyen, the author stated that fuel and gas prices were skyrocketing and accused his interlocutors of looking for those responsible elsewhere than in the chamber. He added that every law had a cost borne by Europeans and suggested that they take a vacation if they wanted to help them. https://t.co/Gfw11DwttL #Carburants #Europe #Prix #EU #DE #FR (translated)

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