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Michel Goya responded to Alice Rufo that calling for negotiations or a peace conference without concrete proposals no longer addressed the question. He wrote that, for two years, Ukraine had been asking for an end to fighting on the current front line, and then to be left in peace. According to him, Vladimir Putin would accept this option provided that Ukraine cedes the Donbass and renounces having an army and defense forces. Goya believed that the choice was now between convincing the Ukrainians to capitulate and persuading Putin to end his aggression. He added that Donald Trump had quickly settled this question, while others might choose a "more dignified" position. #Ukraine #Poutine #Géopolitique (translated)

VINYLCORD ALERT$ indicated that it would not publish alerts on October 17, believing it could not pretend that the situation was normal while people were protesting in the streets for their rights and to be able to live with dignity. The account wished good luck to those mobilized throughout France and advised them to take care of themselves and to remain cautious. #France #Manifestation #DroitsHumains (translated)

Alexandre Gauthier wrote that he saw users of X mocking the emotion of Paul Saint-Pierre Plamondon during the swearing-in ceremony of the members of the Parti québécois. He indicated that some considered this reaction unworthy of a man and, even more so, of a statesman. Gauthier reminded that the Parti québécois had only three deputies in the last elections and that it was, in his opinion, on the verge of disappearing. He believed that these circumstances explained Saint-Pierre Plamondon's emotion, as his party was supposed to form the next government. He also argued that in 2026, men had the right to express their emotions. Finally, he encouraged Saint-Pierre Plamondon to stay true to himself, attributing his choice by Quebecers to his authenticity and sincerity. #Québec #Politique #Émotions (translated)

Ibrahim, a truck driver, expresses in the FORUM BFMTV that a nation that does not listen to its youth is no longer worthy, during a special evening devoted to citizens' concerns, particularly the high school student movement and the purchasing power crisis. #colèrelycéenne #mobilisation #crisedupouvoirdachat (translated)

Bally Bagayoko indicated that students, teachers, and educational assistants from Paul-Éluard high school had gathered on Thursday, October 15, to defend equality of rights in education. According to him, the mobilization was taking place without violence or degradation, no projectiles had been used, and classes remained accessible. He added that some young people had brought sound equipment to dance. The mayor reported that around 10:30 am, law enforcement had used batons and tear gas without warning, according to the elected officials present. He claimed that several officers were not wearing their RIO number and that some were masked. Nesrine Gharbi, a municipal councilor, reportedly identified herself as an elected official in an attempt to de-escalate the situation before being gassed in the face at point-blank range and then struck, according to her account. The municipality provided her with support. Bagayoko specified that five people were in police custody. He also reported that around 1 p.m., a student fearing arrest had sought refuge in the school. The principal had reportedly held him in his office before police officers from the BAC entered the premises to take him away. Teachers and educational assistants had reportedly intervened. Bagayoko attributed the escalation to an intervention he described as brutal and disproportionate in the face of young people protesting non-violently. He believed that those who decided on this intervention should be held accountable and lamented the lack of a call for de-escalation from the state. The mayor stated that he had spoken by phone with the commissioner and the deputy prefect. He had asked them to put an end to the escalation and to provide explanations regarding the use of force in front of the high school, the conditions of the arrests, the retention of the student by the principal, and the entry of the police into the establishment. The city demanded that responsibilities be established and that everyone's rights be respected. Bagayoko defended the school as a place of learning, protection, and dialogue, and asserted that the demands of the high school students called for political responses: more staff, better study conditions, and increased investment in education in Seine-Saint-Denis. He added that Saint-Denis–Pierrefitte stood alongside the mobilized students, educational teams, and families. #Éducation #ÉgalitéDesDroits #Mobilisation (translated)

The Némésis collective stated that they went the day before to the foot of Lola's building, in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of her death. About ten activists, equipped with portraits of the young girl and white roses, came to pay their respects, according to the collective. Némésis claimed that an LFI activist, identified as Marie A., insulted them before hitting Alice several times and attempting to attack other members of the group. The collective specified that the arrival of the police helped to calm the situation and that they were able to finish the tribute, while Marie A. continued to shout from about fifty meters away. #Hommage #Paris #Violence (translated)

At the International Automobile Show, the author said he supports an industry that, in his opinion, brings pride to France. He refused to let the country become just a market for cars made elsewhere and defended a France that invents and produces, where industrial work allows for a dignified living. https://t.co/3EamAOjCc4 #Automobile #Industrie #France #FR (translated)

The lawyer for the social and economic committee of the Fonderie de Bretagne, Franck Carpentier, calls for multidimensional support to ensure that employees are compensated in a dignified manner following the imminent liquidation of the company, due to a lack of a buyer. #FonderieDeBretagne #Liquidation #SoutienAuxSalariés (translated)

FRENCHRAPUS claimed that OpenAI had discovered a hidden spy microphone behind a television in the meeting room of its executives, where very confidential information was being discussed. According to him, the device could listen to live conversations, encrypt data, and transmit it outside. It was reportedly installed around September 28 and spotted two days later during a security check. The author added that ChatGPT then analyzed the device's memory with OpenAI's AI models and identified an engineer from the company as responsible. He also claimed that the FBI arrested the engineer that day and that he faced up to five years in prison if convicted. #OpenAI #CyberSécurité #IntelligenceArtificielle (translated)

During a BFMTV FORUM, Marius Mesnil, co-secretary general of the High School Union, expressed the demands of high school students, emphasizing that they are asking for dignified study conditions rather than the impossible. #MobilisationLycéenne #UnionSyndicaleLycéenne #ConditionsDignes (translated)

Masian has strongly criticized Osimhen, judging his game intelligence and technique to be very weak and comparing them to those of Araujo. He recalled that some people had insulted him because he did not want to see the player at Barça, and described him as relying mainly on intensity. #Barça #Football #Osimhen (translated)

Jean-Luc Mélenchon once again expressed his support for the young people who mobilized on Tuesday to demand better study conditions. He deemed their requests for the abolition of Parcoursup, the hiring of educational staff, and the renovation of schools legitimate, and asked why the government persisted, in his view, in not listening to them. #Éducation #Jeunesse #Réformes (translated)

Jérôme Guedj stated that he defended, during the primary, a popular and republican left, dignified and credible. He warmly congratulated Raphaël Glucksmann for his clear victory, believing it embodied this requirement and clarified a line that engaged all participants. He called for everyone to get to work. #Gauche #République #Primaires (translated)