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The account Les Mileistes Français claimed that an attempted coup d'état had taken place the day before in Poland. It accused the centrist Prime Minister of having tried, unsuccessfully, to take control of the Constitutional Council with the help of the police, while the president was traveling. The author also criticized the media, the left, and the centrists for not reacting. He argued that their defense of the rule of law aimed to preserve their influence over the institutions and felt that this was being daily violated in France, where judges, according to him, might not apply the laws and where institutional mechanisms would hinder certain laws. He finally advocated for power to return to the people, citing Switzerland as a model, and wrote that a people responsible for its choices would become mature. #Pologne #ÉtatDeDroit #PouvoirAuPeuple (translated)

Ilan Gabet regretted the decision of the Council of State and believed that the route proposed by the prefecture passed through an area with more merchants. He suggested that the businesses, which he considered more modest, had been regarded as less important. https://t.co/kTGmud2U2B #ConseilDÉtat #Commerce #Justice (translated)

The author indicated that residents gathered in many cities, including Trappes, to pay tribute to the victims of a racist attack. He believed that the words of Mayor Ali Rabeh paved the way and called for collective action against hate. https://t.co/leqCkIjpYF #Honneur #LutteContreLaHaine #Unité #FR (translated)

Guillaume Herblot compared the Polish political situation in 2026 to the Soviet interventions in Hungary in 1956 and Czechoslovakia in 1968. He recalled that, in his view, the Soviet intervention in Hungary had caused thousands of deaths and led to the exile of hundreds of thousands of people, while the invasion of Czechoslovakia had ended the Prague Spring and denied national sovereignty. For Poland, Herblot stated that the Constitutional Tribunal was paralyzed, that its president had been suspended, and that the police had been deployed around the building. He mentioned accusations of "coup d'état" and argued that Brussels was applying pressure through legal, budgetary, and institutional means, notably through rulings by the CJEU, the conditionality of European funds, and rule of law related procedures. He estimated that these mechanisms aimed to bend a national majority opposed to the absolute primacy of European law. Comparing European integration after 1989 to the Soviet bloc, he described the former as a more subtle and effective imposed order in the long term, which, according to him, "dilutes" the sovereignty of nations. He finally predicted that this pressure could extend to other countries if an election resulted in an outcome deemed incompatible with Brussels' orthodoxy. #Pologne #Histoire #Souveraineté (translated)

Mathieu Bock-Côté defended the arrival of Jacinthe-Ève Arel in the Parti québécois, arguing that her right-wing positions should not exclude her from the civic space. He recalled that she had sometimes seen qualities in Donald Trump, severely criticized health measures during the pandemic, and argued that there were only two sexes. Bock-Côté specified that he was not commenting on the merits of these opinions, but that they could be contested without justifying, in his view, Arel's exclusion. He accused members of Québec solidaire of demanding Arel's dismissal and wanting to ban her from political life. He also criticized some Péquistes who had relayed this indignation and claimed that Arel did not have a place in the PQ. According to him, the party was a coalition that could welcome social democrats, progressives, conservatives, and libertarians. Bock-Côté argued that the independence of Quebec was the common ground for Péquistes, despite their disagreements on the model of society. He believed that the sovereignist movement should also welcome people close to Éric Duhaime's ideas, and presented Arel's membership in the independence camp as a contribution to this cause. #Québec #Indépendance #Politique (translated)

Ilan Gabet wrote that videos of protests would again be largely invisibilized and censored on social media the next day, as they were the previous week. He urged his readers not to be misled, to keep faith in the strength of the people, and to check the profiles of those who usually shared these videos. #Manifestation #Censure #Résistance (translated)

The author claimed that anti-terrorism measures had, for the first time, been used against a French citizen to prevent him from demonstrating. He added that this happened on the day a young man was released from prison, a month after being incarcerated for having told Emmanuel Macron to remember that the people had decapitated his… https://t.co/39G5qwlgXH #Antiterrorisme #LibertéDExpression #Manif #FR (translated)

The Ligue 1 report indicated that Lille had won the Northern derby in the final minutes. The account presented Olivier Giroud as the hero of the evening and added that Lille was in second place in the championship. https://t.co/iG2sEacJOU #Lille #DerbyDuNord #Championnat (translated)

Clémence Guetté stated that the National Rally had sought to prevent a vote on the increase of the minimum wage to 1,700 euros net per month, proposed during the parliamentary niche of La France insoumise at the National Assembly. She indicated that the group had also presented texts concerning the Overseas Territories, AESH (accompanied students with disabilities), victims of sexual violence, and young people from ASE (Child Welfare Services). According to her, the RN opposed the increase in the minimum wage and wanted to avoid having to publicly take this position. Guetté accused its elected officials of slowing down the debates and causing incidents throughout the day. The session ended at midnight, she wrote, and the deputies were unable to vote on the measure. #SMIC #PouvoirDAchat #Politique (translated)

Ilan Gabet described the interim hearing on the ban of the Bastille-Nation route as a "shipwreck." He wrote that the representatives of the prefecture were unable to answer questions about securing the dispersal point and remained silent when asked about the imposed route, as the Boulevard des Maréchaux is, according to him, more densely populated with residents and businesses than the Bastille-Nation route. He concluded that the prefecture wanted to send demonstrations out of Paris on humiliating routes, without valid reason, and referenced the report from lawyer CArdakani. #manifestation #Paris #sécurité (translated)

Laurent Obertone cited Article 8 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which recognized the rights of indigenous peoples and individuals not to endure forced assimilation or the destruction of their culture. #DroitsHumains #PeuplesAutochtones #Culture (translated)

Brains not available welcomed an initiative and estimated that the prefecture was mocking the mobilized people. The account called for a gathering on Saturday without seeking permission and to disguise themselves for a third act on the theme of Halloween. https://t.co/ndhgajBIuN #Lutte #Manifestation #Solidarité (translated)

The Knight-Democrat accused DestinationTele of denying the existence of a native white French people. He stated that the account proposed a law against the "great replacement," which he described as a real and documented phenomenon, still ongoing in the city of the targeted person and elsewhere. He concluded by decrying what he called the shipwreck of the left. #Négationnisme #GrandRemplacement #Politique (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Philippe Diallo believed that the controversy involving Kylian Mbappé and China should not continue. According to him, Mbappé explained the context of his intervention and apologized; it was now necessary to turn the page so that he could continue his season under the best conditions. Diallo also stated that he did not think the player intended to harm the image of a Chinese leader, insult, or offend the Chinese people. Actu Foot attributed these comments to Ouest-France. #KylianMbappé #Football #Polémique (translated)

Emmanuel Macron stated that he learned with emotion that a Russian jet drone had crashed into the Dnipro train station, resulting, according to him, in a very heavy toll. He extended his condolences to President Volodymyr Zelensky and the Ukrainian people, as well as his solidarity. Macron felt that more than just a localized ceasefire, like the one that had just been negotiated in Olechky, was necessary. He deemed Russia's refusal to accept proposals in this regard intolerable, asserting that it continued to bet on escalation and target civilians. He called for increased efforts to achieve a fair and lasting peace and to bring Russia to the negotiating table. #Ukraine #Paix #Solidarité (translated)

Wukulumbele replied that, like Mao for his interlocutor, the person in question must have been a national hero in the eyes of the French at the time. He described the latter as indoctrinated and compared them to the Chinese people of today. #Histoire #Société #Politique (translated)

The author welcomed the adoption of a law which, according to him, ensured the equality of the inhabitants of the so-called overseas territories in terms of land succession. He defended the idea that the lands should return to their population rather than to speculators, and congratulated Jean-Philippe Nilor, whom he designated as the bearer of the text. https://t.co/eAy2j7IxsK #Égalité #OutreMer #Fierté #FR #GP #RE #MQ #PF #GF #MF (translated)

The author compared Roland Lescure to Marie Antoinette, writing that she responded to the suffering of the people by offering them brioche, whereas Lescure supposedly said that the ruin of the people did not prevent him from sleeping. He believed that the contempt of the elites for the people had, each time in history, delegitimized power. #Histoire #Politique #Élite #FR (translated)

KaLee Vision estimated that Emmanuel Macron appeared deeply sad and disoriented in his interview with Hugo Décrypte, and described him as lacking any vitality. According to him, the president only expressed himself through a conventional technocratic speech, while the population had been "demolished" by 10 years of his policies. He also claimed that Macron and his government were cracking, and urged to not give up. #Macron #Politique #France (translated)