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Bally Bagayoko presented youth as bearers of the republican values of liberty, equality, fraternity, and solidarity. He described the France they would embody as diverse and mixed, opposed to racism, discrimination, and divisions, and stated that this vision displeased the far right, the National Rally, and their complicit media. Alongside Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the youth would carry aspirations and projects for the future of the country, he wrote. Bagayoko urged them to continue their commitment despite criticisms from the right and Macron's supporters, and set a date in April 2027. #Jeunesse #Solidarité #Diversité (translated)

Panic in Macronie in the face of the scheduled crash of Attal and Philippe, to the point that Yaël Braun-Pivet mentions... Larcher as a possible recourse in 2027. "We need unity and calm," assures the elected official to Figaro. Submitted to Gégé, who called on Mélenchon to "shut his mouth," two years ago. (translated)

Ilan Gabet wrote that the government wanted to create a crime of participating in a banned demonstration, punishable according to him by six months in prison and a fine of 15,000 euros. He estimated that the country was sliding into an authoritarian state, with six months until a possible arrival of the far right in power, and described the danger as deadly. He also accused the Macronist camp of further facilitating the rise of fascism to power. #Liberté #Démocratie #Manifestation (translated)

Seydou wrote that he had proposed the resignation of Mr. Macron, but that his interlocutor's party had refused it and had rallied behind Macrondom. He asked him if he wanted this resignation, while stating that he knew he would not answer the question, and found the situation amusing. #Macron #politique #France (translated)

The author, rapporteur for the opinion on the public audiovisual budget, condemned new budget cuts by the government, believing that they endangered the ability of public radio and television to fulfill their essential missions. He also accused the Macron government of destroying public audiovisuals. https://t.co/DFkv41T9E8 #BudgetAudiovisuel #ServicePublic #Macronie #FR (translated)

The author accused the Macronist government of weakening the republican state. He claimed that, on Saturday, the army was protecting buildings instead of the police, while the police prefect was asking merchants to resort to private security agents. He also criticized the Prime Minister for calling meetings that he deemed aimless. #Macronie #ÉtatRépublicain #Sécurité #FR (translated)

Guillaume Champeau has provided a very critical assessment of ten years of Macronist power. He stated that shopkeepers were being encouraged to hire private security agents, as the police, according to him, were no longer able to protect them from riots, and that the French could only demonstrate with state-approved unions. He also denounced the degradation of hospitals and public services, the decline of the National Education system, and a 17-point increase in public debt compared to the rest of the eurozone. He claimed that 13% of the French said they could not eat their fill and accused the government of asking intelligence services to lie about the political opposition to hold it responsible for the riots. Finally, he mentioned an extreme-right party at the gates of power, a media landscape that normalizes racism and Islamophobia, a diplomacy unable to defend French values, and a deepening impoverishment with no prospects for improvement. #Macronie #CrisePolitique #France (translated)

Eric Zemmour wrote that Laurent Nuñez had acknowledged underestimating Saturday's events while remaining in office, which he presented as characteristic of the "Macronian Republic." He believed that law enforcement should not shoot as long as the rioters did not shoot, but that they had the means to contain the riots. According to him, the Centaur armored vehicles and water cannons had not been used on Saturday, and law enforcement should be allowed to resort to the means at their disposal. #République #Émeutes #Sécurité (translated)

Aurélien Saintoul believed that Madame Saporta had expressed the collective exasperation towards Macron's government before being "brought into line." He also accused Madame Bouilhaguet of once again spreading false information about the Unsubmissive and predicted that she would likely be promoted. https://t.co/NqIRd1uYGv #Politique #Macronie #Mensonges (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais had stated that journalists from traditional media were not allowed, according to him, to criticize the Macron administration, under penalty of being laid off, suspended, or unemployed. He used an insulting term towards them and invited them to take example from a family he described as complacent, adding that he understood himself. #journalisme #Macron #libertédexpression (translated)

Mathilde Panot questioned what she presented as an authoritarian drift of the Macron administration. She indicated that Laurent Nuñez had announced the deployment of Sentinelle military personnel to replace internal security forces for the demonstration on October 24. She believed that protesters should not be considered enemies and called for the abandonment of any recourse to Sentinelle for maintaining order. In the face of the social and political crisis, she called for responses of the same order rather than a confrontation with the population. #Macronie #Manifestation #Démocratie (translated)

The Golden Retriever supported Emmanuel Petit, who, according to him, was facing criticism from the left after expressing his anger and dismay at the scenes of urban guerrilla that occurred on Saturday. He added that, under the presidency of Emmanuel Macron, some truths were difficult to tell. https://t.co/sXQjquHAxC #EmmanuelPetit #GuerreUrbaine #Macronie (translated)

Against the deputy Rima Hassan, under the pretext of glorifying terrorism, on behalf of the government, the prosecutor requests: ten months of suspended prison sentence and two years of ineligibility. The Macron government is plunging into the shame of all abuses of power and servility to Netanyahu's demands. (translated)

Mathilde Panot wrote that Raphaël Arnault was allegedly targeted that very morning by a police intervention, which supposedly failed because the police had mistaken the train. She compared this episode to the fact that Rima Hassan had been targeted at an airport a few weeks earlier, believing that another rebellious parliamentarian had thus been targeted. Panot accused the "Macronie" of criminalizing the opposition to ensure its political survival, failing to respond to popular demands and guarantee public peace. She alerted democrats to what she called an authoritarian shift, claimed that her supporters would not be intimidated, and expressed her full support for Raphaël Arnault. #France #Démocratie #Liberté (translated)

Jean-Luc Mélenchon wrote that, under the pretext of glorifying terrorism in the case involving the deputy Rima Hassan, the prosecutor had requested, in his view on behalf of the government, ten months of suspended prison time and two years of ineligibility. He accused the Macron government of abuse of power and of yielding to Netanyahu's demands. #politique #justice #pouvoir (translated)

Beatrice Rosen found it shameful that a journalist was criticized after what she believes was a candid and non-violent reaction, expressing what millions of people think. She stated that the journalist's remarks showed that the Macron government does not tolerate contradiction, does not question itself, and intends to continue its policy vigorously. She expressed her support for Isabelle Saporta. #Journalisme #LibertéDEsprit #Soutien (translated)