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Edwy Plenel 3d

Grégory Doucet's alarm, mayor of Lyon: "I do not recognize my country. Racism has progressed in a delusional manner, the acceptance of discrimination as well. Something is not right." (translated)

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Grégory Doucet, maire de Lyon : « Je ne reconnais pas mon pays »
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Edwy Plenel 3d
French journalist and writer

The mayor of Lyon, Grégory Doucet, stated that he no longer recognized his country. He claimed that racism and the acceptance of discrimination had progressed in a "delirious" manner and that something was not right. https://t.co/q1LEuzTBhh #Lyon #Racisme #Discrimination #FR (translated)

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Sᴏɴɢsᴀ 3d

Sᴏɴɡsᴀ wrote that the absence of a majority in the National Assembly allowed, according to him, deputies to adopt amendments that he considered excessive, sometimes in order to reject the budget as a whole. He stated that no deputy had voted for the revenue part of the finance bill. He added that the responsibility would be attributed to Emmanuel Macron, while the deputies could return to the bar of the National Assembly. #AssembléeNationale #PolitiqueFrançaise #BudgetPublic (translated)

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Eric Ciotti 3d
French politician (born 1965)

The author stated that far-left unions were calling for a boycott of November 11 in schools. Together with Maxime Michelet, he asked the Minister of Education to punish those who, according to him, wanted to instrumentalize children for their ideological ideas. https://t.co/gFcy4XUq7n #Éducation #Boycott #Liberté #FR (translated)

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Dominique de Villepin 3d
French politician and diplomat; 95th Prime Minister of France

The author believed that the democratic debate could not take place if everyone allowed themselves to say anything. He criticized the sometimes "delirious" remarks made on certain television shows by entertainment hosts and journalists, and called on Arcom to fully exercise its powers. https://t.co/Zq1Y3BoU6N #Démocratie #Médias #LibertéDExpression #FR (translated)

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Laurent Obertone 5d
French writer, journalist and publisher

Laurent Obertone wrote that denying population change and its consequences would remain, in his view, the most delusional and atrocious conspiracy theory of recent decades. #ThéorieDuComplot #ChangementDePopulation #ConséquencesSociétales (translated)

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Romain Molina 7d

Romain Molina published an analysis on the situation of Le Havre, which he described as adrift. He criticized the owners' projects, stating that they understood nothing about football and had already lost tens of millions. He also mentioned the influence of two men who, according to him, were running the club in parallel, as well as other issues. He concluded with a call to keep hope. #LeHavre #football #sport (translated)

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David Lisnard 1w

David Lisnard criticized those who, in his opinion, wanted to increase state taxes rather than reduce spending. He stated that taxes eventually end up being paid by consumers, citing the example of milk, the cost of which would be borne by the customer and not by the cow. He asked when these measures would stop impoverishing the population and stated that they should not be allowed to continue. #OnArrive #Économie #Taxes #Consommation (translated)

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le lapin du futur 1w

The rabbit of the future accused the left of using the death of a person and the serious injuries of a young girl to turn a tribute ceremony into a meeting against the RN. He considered it the most disgusting thing he had seen in French political life and denounced the fact that these same people accuse others of exploitation. #politique #France #antiRN (translated)

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Gabriel Lattanzio 1w

Gabriel Lattanzio asked Anasse to reread the message he quoted at 2 a.m. before attributing statements to him. He reproached him for first questioning his mathematical skills, then claiming that the debate did not pertain to a calculator issue, while according to him, Anasse had lost his way in his calculations. Lattanzio specifically pointed out a passage of 15 billion to 140 billion, which is a multiplication by nine, without acknowledgment of error in his opinion. He contested the claim that 120 or 140 billion euros in dividends would be paid in one year: in his view, Anasse had doubled an amount of 60 billion paid over a quarter—which he would have presented as a semester—assuming that the payments were the same as in other periods. He added that dividends in France were concentrated over a particular period and that one could not simply multiply the figure by two. He also argued that a minimum wage raised to 2,000 euros would concern 10 million people, not 2 million, including those earning 1,600 or 1,700 euros. He reproached a close associate of Anasse for not distinguishing between gross salary and net salary, and claimed that Anasse was counting the same sum twice by repeating that the measure would represent "half of the aid." Finally, Lattanzio asked what would allow replacing the figures on pay slips with "political will." #CalculsErronés #DélireEconomique #AnalyseCritique (translated)

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Il Fatto Quotidiano 1w

EasyJet has announced the introduction of Wi-Fi on its low-cost flights thanks to Starlink starting in 2027, provoking excitement from Ryanair, which mocked the airline with Elon Musk's sheep, while it remains to be clarified whether the service will be free or paid. #EasyJet #WiFi #Starlink (translated)

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EasyJet annuncia l’arrivo del Wi-Fi sui suoi voli low cost grazie a Starlink: Ryanair la deride con la pecora di Elon Musk. Ecco come funziona e i prezzi
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Il Fatto Quotidiano 1w

In previously unpublished videos broadcast on TV, Andrea Sempio expresses delirious opinions on rape as a reproduction strategy accepted and desired by nature, arousing outrage and investigative interest in the context of the investigations into the murder of Chiara Poggi. #AndreaSempio #ViolenzaSessuale #ApologiaStupro (translated)

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I deliri di Andrea Sempio nei video choc inediti mostrati in tv: “Lo stupro è una strategia di riproduzione accettata e voluta dalla natura”
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Laure Lavalette 2w
French politician

Laure Lavalette estimated that Pierre Jouvet and his close associates were responsible for two Islamist messages she received over the weekend. She linked this accusation to what she called delusional remarks and to the designation, in her view, of elected officials from the RN as targets. She stated that she had passed their names to the police who had collected her information. #politique #Islam #sécurité (translated)

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Laure Lavalette 2w
French politician

Laure Lavalette announced, through the voice of Vice President Bruno Bilde, the filing of a first complaint against the newspaper Le Monde. She stated that she trusts the justice system to punish what she described as hateful excesses and abject methods of the press aimed, in her opinion, at the leading party in France and democracy. #LibertéDePresse #Justice #Démocratie (translated)

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Docteur Laurent Alexandre 2w
French political activist, surgeon, essayist and entrepreneur

Doctor Laurent Alexandre wrote that the government had decided, in his opinion out of demagoguery, to remove the mention of the original high school in Parcoursup. He deemed this decision unjust and compared the value given to a score of 12 out of 20 in mathematics at Louis-le-Grand and Saint-Denis: in the first institution, it would make the student a genius, whereas in the second, it would make them appear bad at math. #Éducation #Injustice #Parcoursup (translated)

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Maurizio Lupi 2w
Italian politician

The author described the statements attributed to Maurizio Acerbo, secretary of the Communist Refoundation, which suggested that praising Hamas would be permissible, as serious and unacceptable. He added that the issue was even more serious because, according to him, the party was regaining representation in Parliament. #politica #Hamas #RifondazioneComunista #IT (translated)

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Florian Philippot 2w
French politician and official

The author has strongly criticized Emmanuel Macron, whom he accused of blaming social media for the violence on October 17. He reported that the president believed these platforms harmed democracies by polarizing debates. https://t.co/zditCKsND7 #Macron #RéseauxSociaux #Démocratie #FR (translated)

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Régis de Castelnau 2w
French lawyer

Régis de Castelnau described this candidacy as a farce and an imposture. He reproached Polony, whom he judged politically incompetent, for presenting herself as a sovereignist while displaying what he considered an Atlanticist orientation and echoing the bellicose positions of Merz and Ursula von der Leyen. He described them as supporters of Ukrainian neo-Nazis. He also criticized the reference to Chevènement, stating that he had rallied to Macron in exchange for a decoration and exempted him in the Alstom case, where 600 million euros were allegedly stolen. De Castelnau concluded by calling for these personalities to be swiftly dismissed. #Politique #Souveraineté #Corruption (translated)

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Idriss J. Aberkane Ph.D x3 2w
French consultant

The author felt that Netanyahu's cabinet order must have been particularly excessive, since the army chief himself reportedly responded that he would not go that far. #Israël #Politique #Armée #IL (translated)

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Florian Philippot 2w
French politician and official

The author described Volodymyr Zelensky's statement as "delirious," in which he allegedly declared the need for significant funding from his partners for at least ten years. According to the author, Zelensky also claimed that a large and strong army would be necessary during the same period. https://t.co/Gjn9iWA6bQ #Zelensky #Ukraine #Financement #UA (translated)

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