Marcel wrote that the government had introduced an amendment providing for the blocking of social networks that took more than an hour to remove content calling for insurrection. He denounced the vagueness of this measure and argued that Macronism was endangering freedoms. https://t.co/HVAKdb2zpn #Libertés #Censure #Macronisme (translated)
Marcel wrote that Mediapart had recorded the calls for hatred broadcast in the last two months on continuous news channels, a report he deemed damning. https://t.co/mzUt2JwlbY #Haine #Médiapart #Information (translated)
Marcel expressed his disappointment at the reactions on television sets and wrote that the mobilization on October 24 was taking place so far in the greatest calm. #Mobilisation #Déception #Téléréalité (translated)
Marcel stated that Christophe's family, who died on the 17th after a cardiac arrest in the nets of Boulevard Magenta, declared that he had no health problems and was considering filing a complaint. He added that his loved ones were denouncing the opacity of the investigation and demanding justice. https://t.co/hv2U0YtfxO #Justice #Santé #Enquête (translated)
Marcel called for a criminal response of absolute firmness against the white-collar individuals he accused of embezzling public money, referring to them with a pejorative term. #Justice #Corruption #Droit (translated)
Marcel stated that a company of riot police had been sent to protect the chocolate factory of Brigitte Macron's family while looting was taking place in several locations. He compared the situation to that of 1789. #Chocolaterie #Protestation #Histoire (translated)
Marcel described the court as an accomplice and the government as illegitimate, accusing it of diverting justice for political purposes. He also expressed his support for Rima Hassan. https://t.co/WSpLDJygX9 #Justice #Politique #République (translated)
Marcel stated that Isabelle Saporta had been dismissed from LCI for having, according to him, told the truth to Prisca Thévenot, whom he accused of constantly lying. He felt that there was almost no democracy left. https://t.co/b1eff3SuCt #Démocratie #LibertéDAgissement #Média (translated)
Marcel denounced what he called an illegitimate government, accusing it of demonizing an opposition party for years and wrongly attributing violence to it. He deemed the situation very serious as, according to him, an increasing number of fascist voices were calling for the party's prohibition, and he urged all democrats to oppose this, regardless of their political affiliation. #Démocratie #Politique #Libertés (translated)
Marcel strongly condemned what he called a propaganda media of falsehoods, claiming that it was not a public information service. He accused Emmanuel Macron and his associates of playing "apprentice sorcerers" and argued that Jean-Luc Mélenchon had nothing to do with it. #Propagande #Information #Politique (translated)
Marcel wrote that a helicopter was sweeping the surroundings of the Place de la République, where hundreds of riot police were deployed to enforce the curfew. He concluded ironically: "How nice it is in France…" The video was credited to CLPRESSFR. https://t.co/eNyfiXbNTg #France #CouvreFeu #CRS (translated)
Marcel believed that supporting what was referred to in the linked video reflected a profound deviance. https://t.co/RlmhieYhPF #dégénéré #soutien #réflexion (translated)
Marcel described the government as a "pyromaniac" and accused it of asking the intelligence services to lie in order to place the blame for its own mistakes on LFI. He felt that France under Macron was no longer a democracy. https://t.co/T4Vo3Qqd9t #politique #France #démocratie (translated)
Marcel wrote that Sonia Mabrouk seemed herself incredulous in the face of what he described as the degree of fascism of Gabriel Attal. https://t.co/ZOjO4Qizy3 #politique #France #fascisme (translated)
Marcel wrote that Glucksmann had the same discourse regarding Le Pen, focused according to him on repression and the absence of dialogue. He added that the "bourgeois bloc" was where one could expect it to be. https://t.co/tJTISPUVcK #politique #répression #France (translated)
Marcel accused Lecornu of having claimed that there had been no deaths, while a protester had died, according to him, in the trap on Boulevard Magenta. He called the government a "shameful government." https://t.co/fAsKNDvwBT #Manifestation #Gouvernement #Justice (translated)
Marcel criticized Macronism, which he accused of having invented the "resigner who does not resign." He added that he could no longer bear the people he was addressing. https://t.co/AqiWIgLj45 #Macron #Politique #France (translated)
Marcel mentioned an escalation and estimated that those who prevented a peaceful revolution would ultimately make a violent revolution inevitable. #Révolution #Paix #Justice (translated)
Marcel indicated that the Louvre Museum had been blocked this morning by students from the École du Louvre. He added that a new big week was starting and credited Luc Auffret for the video. https://t.co/UJTBugTDBm #Louvre #Étudiants #Culture (translated)
Marcel stated that Philippe Poutou had caused panic on the BFM set and invited his readers to watch the sequence until the end. https://t.co/apy82LO2Mc #BFM #PhilippePoutou #Actu (translated)
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