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The ₿unker 🪖 published a satirical portrait of Hugo, a 34-year-old man born in Clermont-Ferrand and living in Paris, whom they described as torn between his social ambitions, consumption habits, and political convictions. The author presented him as a buyer of biodynamic wine and a voter for Jean-Luc Mélenchon, while criticizing his use of cocaine and his desire to work for LVMH thanks to a family connection. In the story, Hugo had bought a 38 m² apartment on credit from Crédit Agricole over 25 years in 2021, at a price of 10,000 euros per square meter on Avenue Parmentier. On October 17 at 11:40 PM, riots were taking place in his street: the Monoprix was looted and his car was damaged, according to the author. He added that the property management had subsequently demanded 4,800 euros for repairs and that a real estate agent estimated that a quick sale would require a price of 8,200 euros per square meter. The text also asserted that the local property tax rate had increased by 52% under Anne Hidalgo in 2023. The story concluded with Hugo losing his job after a Hermes agent completed in twelve minutes a task he had planned for the end of the quarter. The ₿unker 🪖 contrasted his fate with that of his cousin Théo, who moved to Mexico, and then urged its readers to "vote with their feet." #Paris #Société #Immobilier (translated)

The author reported that after a sold-out meeting in Michigan, Barack Obama went to greet nearly 5,000 people gathered in another room, unable to attend the event. Ten days before the midterm elections, he felt that "something seemed to be changing" in the United States. #Michigan #Midterms2022 #Obama #US (translated)

The author of the message called the attack in Yvelines abject and deemed it should be strongly condemned. However, he reproached President Emmanuel Macron for a historical and serious fault, considering his remarks unworthy and abject. He contested that it was a first time and referred to the families of the Jewish victims. #Yvelines #Macron #Justice #FR (translated)

The author believed that by not punishing the rioters and looters, the government was violating the fundamental right of honest citizens to protest. He advocated for the regulation of demonstrations, but against their prohibition. https://t.co/1P9vEaqYmQ #Manifestation #DroitsHumains #Gouvernement #FR (translated)

Lawyer Seydi Ba stated that he would prefer to see his taxes fund the repair of the damage caused by popular anger rather than the purchase of a €34,000 chair for Gérard Larcher or €50,000 worth of tableware for the Élysée. https://t.co/GktgsPAe4O #JusticeSociale #Politique #Économie (translated)

The author joked about the idea that France's bad image abroad could be attributed to Trump and artificial intelligence. He noted that the president seemed more concerned about those who denounced the disorder in France than about those who caused it, as well as about the criticisms from foreign leaders. #France #Politique #Actualité #FR #US (translated)

50 Nuances reported statements attributed to Yaxel Lendeborg and credited to Anthony Slater, in which the player said he had lost the respect he had for Luka Doncic after seeing him constantly complain to the referees and demand fouls. Lendeborg claimed that Doncic complained throughout the entire game and that his only basket against him was a shot off the backboard from midfield. 50 Nuances added that Lendeborg was discovering a side of Doncic and warned him that Doncic had a good memory. #NBA #LukaDoncic #Basketball (translated)

Senator Claude Malhuret congratulated Jean-Luc Mélenchon for his flawless speech during a question session with the government, while ironically suggesting that he would have sent a text message to Marine Le Pen to encourage her. #LaFranceInsoumise #violences17octobre #ClaudeMalhuret (translated)

French senators have made 30 recommendations aimed at improving law enforcement, including strengthening intelligence capabilities and increasing specialized personnel, in order to better anticipate and manage protests and sanction troublemakers. #MaintienOrdre #Renseignement #Sécuritépublique (translated)

The government spokesperson, Maud Bregeon, stated that the state must be held accountable following the urban violence that occurred during the protests on October 17, while emphasizing the responsibility of the troublemakers and the need to restore public order. #ViolencesUrbaines #État #OrdrePublic (translated)

Press briefs reported that government members had expressed alarmed comments on BFMTV. One minister described the situation as catastrophic, while another said they didn’t know how to get out of it as tensions were rising. A government member believed that Jean-Luc Mélenchon was not responsible for what went wrong on Saturday and criticized the strategy of blaming LFI for the violence in the streets, which she deemed contrary to the findings of specialized services. https://t.co/12khdPlL3D #Politique #France #Actualités (translated)

Popular Victory 2027 reported that a government member stated to BFMTV that Mélenchon was not responsible for the problems that occurred on Saturday. The account added that the revelations from Mediapart were cracking the circle of power. https://t.co/Ustc6yvtQI #Politique #Mélenchon #Mediapart (translated)

The Baroness wrote that a woman who arrived in France at the age of 9, who had lived with her father in a 10 m² apartment in Sarcelles, had become a business leader and seemed "normal and balanced" to her. She argued that growing up in the suburbs did not condemn one to delinquency and that those who took a wrong path made choices. She believed that making excuses for delinquents devalued the work and efforts of this woman, and that not punishing troublemakers harshly undermined her journey. She finally expressed her confusion as to why, in her view, many people on the left did not understand that in the absence of consequences for offenses, respecting the rules could seem unnecessary. #Gauche #Société #Agir (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)