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The author recalled that, on November 13, 2015, jihadists struck Paris at the Bataclan, on terraces, and around the Stade de France. He wrote that young people went out that night to attend a concert or have a drink with friends and never returned home. #Paris #Mémoire #Solidarité #FR (translated)

The author thanked the caregivers of public hospitals and the private nurses whom he said were disgusted by the system, and invited them to share their daily experiences with him. He stated that they would fight together to allow them to practice their profession and to care for the French with the necessary resources. https://t.co/a9IYUxb7zc #Soin #Santé #Infirmiers #FR (translated)

The author recalled that 108 years ago, at 11 o'clock in the morning, the bells had rung throughout France. He wrote that each village had a monument bearing names, sometimes several times the same surname, and that these men were 20 years old, had a farm, a workshop, or a fiancée. https://t.co/PaCxFjH7QS #Histoire #Mémoire #France #FR (translated)

Sarah Knafo responded to Marina Ferrari, who had accused her of a "profound misunderstanding" of the sport, by stating that the minister had never worked in that sector and had built a career in human resources. She pointed out that Ferrari had held the Ministry of Digital Affairs for 7 months, the Ministry of Tourism for 3 months, and then the Ministry of Sports since October 2025, which means three ministries in 20 months. Knafo also stated that Ferrari was the sixth Minister of Sports since 2017 and that three ministers had succeeded each other within a year. She argued that this succession reflected the little importance given to this portfolio by governments, concluding that French sport, which she believed had survived six ministers in 9 years, would also survive their absence. #Sport #Politique #France (translated)

The author stated that those responsible for the damage in front of the town hall of Limoges, which he described as having been on fire, should bear the cost for the rest of their lives. He added that the bill should not fall on the residents of Limoges or the French people. https://t.co/iAva3pZM9u #Justice #Sécurité #EngagementCitoyen #FR (translated)

The author stated that the services presented as free were funded by taxes and described the French as the most taxed people in the world. He also claimed to have counted, in LFI's program, 55 occurrences of the word "prohibit" and 33 of "free," and referred to a site listing these terms. (translated)

The author believed that the minister had taken up his arguments and acknowledged that he did not want to reduce public spending. He added that maintaining the status quo in the decline amounted to prolonging it, and that he was not suggesting slowing down before hitting a wall, but rather changing everything. (translated)

The author suggested that France did not need 40 ministers and secretaries of state, and advocated for a team of 10 ministers with clear objectives. He added that the Minister of Sports does not score goals for the French team and rejected the idea that every subject requires a minister and their cabinet. https://t.co/BVOeX1SvuX #France #Gouvernement #Politique #FR (translated)

The author claimed that Mélenchon owned several properties and wanted to requisition housing. She stated that she had been a guest of Apolline de Malherbe on BFMTV and invited her followers to watch the entire interview. https://t.co/KvBFAuzE8m #Mélenchon #Logement #Politique #FR (translated)

Sarah Knafo stated that the Zucman tax would yield at most 5 billion, compared to 40 billion per year for her own measure. She questioned whether the people she described as the most taxed in the world needed an additional tax. She also criticized her interlocutors for commenting on her videos without having watched them, claiming that the proposed cuts concerned specific functions identified empirically, and not police officers, teachers, or caregivers. Finally, she shared a reading link intended, according to her, for those who followed her in good faith. https://t.co/iV40Rr9ZTZ #Fiscalité #Impôts #Économie (translated)

Sarah Knafo denounced what she called disdain for civil servants. She asked whether recruiting nearly a million people, whom she described as "unemployable in the private sector," with taxpayer money would help the country. She also clarified that her proposal was not to replace civil servants who are retiring, resigning, or coming to the end of their contracts, and not to lay off people. Finally, she urged people to watch the videos before commenting on them. #Fonctionnaires #Emploi #Retraite (translated)

Sarah Knafo called for not to boo Éric Lombard. She described her debate with the former Minister of Economy as frank but courteous, and stated that he admitted not wanting to reduce spending. She indicated that she wanted the money of the French not to be taken from them anymore and invited people to watch the entire exchange. https://t.co/1oOVmLUZ8R #Débat #Économie #France (translated)