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The Yellow Cat wrote to ImpactMediaFR that he doubted he could convince the French he believed were influenced by television channels. He called on the citizens he deemed aware to organize in the coming days to demand justice and make themselves heard. #Justice #Citoyen #Réveil (translated)

Thibault de Montbrial stated that if the police were absent, residents had the right to defend themselves at home or against looting, under article L122-6 of the penal code. He expressed his support for the inhabitants of the Marais and believed that the State should assume the use of legitimate force to prevent citizens from having to do so. #Sécurité #Loi #Droit (translated)

Beatrice Rosen wrote that the man in question would not resign and that he was temporarily stepping back while the situation deteriorated. According to her, he would wait for the citizens to beg him to take full power to ensure their security, before establishing a dictatorship by claiming that they had wanted it. She attributed the responsibility for the situation to him, described the scenario as a cycle they were trapped in, and asked how to escape from it. #Politique #Dictature #Citoyens (translated)

Victoire Populaire 2027, relaying information from Libération, wrote that the Spanish daily El País placed the responsibility for the damage of October 17 on Emmanuel Macron. According to the account, the newspaper had also estimated that the last remnants of macronism had burned and that a political decade had ignited the anger of citizens who felt they were living worse than they were ten years ago. The account contrasted this interpretation with that of the dominant media in France, which it accused of shifting the responsibility onto Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the rebellious candidate in the presidential election. #Macron #ElPaís #Média (translated)

Watt The Duck denounced what he presented as a new threshold crossed the day before, which he compared to the storming of the Capitol. He accused Jean-Luc Mélenchon and La France insoumise (LFI) of fostering a climate of confrontation and violence, believing that the call for calm made by Mélenchon was late and did not address his political responsibility. The author called for establishing a political cordon sanitaire around LFI and asked elected officials not to support Mélenchon's candidacy for the presidential election. He argued that elected officials were free to grant or refuse their signature, and invited citizens to contact their mayors and elected representatives to ask them not to endorse it. #StopLFI #LFICaSuffit #LFI #Démocratie #Politique (translated)

Didier Maïsto contested the presentation of events in Paris. He claimed that a festive and calm procession had filled Boulevard Magenta without incident, while thousands of young masked individuals dressed in black had confronted law enforcement at Place de la République. According to him, the police had very little retaliated despite the throwing of urban furniture, large stones, and relentless mortar fire. Maïsto added that by late afternoon, the neighborhood and other areas had been looted, set on fire, and vandalized, and that no police officers were present. He stated that he had been documenting police violence for nearly ten years, but argued that this time, law enforcement had been used by Emmanuel Macron and his associates to provoke chaos. He estimated that police officers, high school students, protesters, and citizens had been deceived, and called on his counterpart to take issue with Macron rather than the police, reminding that he had had him re-elected. He finally asserted that the journalists and citizens present could confirm his account. #France #Manifestation #Vérité (translated)

Pierre Sautarel wrote that the State asked citizens to renounce self-defense in exchange for its protection. He questioned what remained of this contract when, according to him, protection was lacking and the right to defense was strictly regulated. #Droit #Sécurité #Protection (translated)

AlertesInfos reported, citing Sky News, that the head of the British Army had announced that political leaders would soon prepare the population for the possibility of war. He had warned that every citizen would be called to make "sacrifices" and contribute to the defense of the country. #Guerre #Sécurité #Défense (translated)

strengthen their own resources and budget margins, reduce their dependence on the IMF, and support their citizens in a targeted and cautious manner. Former governor of the central bank of Pakistan, Reza Baqir, now a member of a consulting firm, knows "how difficult it can be to reconcile the needs of citizens with the demands of an IMF program." #FMI #manifestation #dettepublique (translated)

Marcel denounced police violence in Paris this morning and stated that the law enforcement agencies were looking to injure protesters to deprive them of their right to protest. He referred to a video from Paris Match on TikTok. https://t.co/73gjTW9Eh6 #ViolencePolicière #DroitsHumains #Manifestation (translated)

Press briefs indicated that the brutality exercised everywhere had influenced a young generation at the beginning of their civic life and fueled their distrust towards law enforcement, whereas some young people had previously held great respect for the police. https://t.co/VfoE9lSsg4 #police #violence #société (translated)

Starting from the school year 2028, the subject of philosophy and citizenship in the Federation Wallonia-Brussels will be expanded to two class hours per week, but the CECP emphasizes that careful implementation with a clear timetable and transitional measures is essential. #philosophie #citoyenneté #éducation (translated)