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Jean-Luc Mélenchon wrote that Marseille and the Bouches-du-Rhône were experiencing a major change, with a suspension of public transport planned for Saturday and a curfew extended to adults starting at 11 p.m. throughout the department. He denounced what he called lies and a total fiasco last Saturday, and expressed his concern. #Marseille #BouchesduRhône #CouvreFeu (translated)

The author described the state's statements about the demonstrations on October 17 as false. He contrasted the figure of 30,000 looters put forward by the prefecture in Marseille with the 3,000 reported by the public prosecutor's office, and called on the officials to take responsibility rather than hide behind an opposition party. #MensongesDÉtat #Manifestations #Responsabilité #FR (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 contacted LCI to accuse Manuel Valls of having told lies. He claimed that Donald Trump was not abandoning Ukraine, but NATO, which he accused of pushing the country to continue a war that was exhausting it. He also referred to those who supported Ukraine as the "party of war." https://t.co/2SpcRleIxI #Ukraine #OTAN #guerre (translated)

Paul Vannier accused a person presented as a journalist of having again defamed Jean-Luc Mélenchon, after having already been sanctioned, according to him, for lies on air. He asked franceinfo if this would happen again throughout the campaign and whether the facts were part of a partisan commitment of the editorial team or an isolated act that undermined the reputation and credibility of the channel. #Journalisme #Politique #Médias (translated)

Clément Molin wrote that Budanov's remarks revealed, in his opinion, the Russian strategy to prolong the war. He indicated that the map comparing DeepState and RIA, created by M0nstas, showed that Russia claimed 6,500 km² more than Ukraine. According to him, five cities partially or fully controlled by Ukraine — Kupiansk, Lyman, Kostiantynivka, Dobropillia, and Orikhiv — were included in the areas that Moscow claimed to control. He asserted that these claims were false and had been repeatedly refuted. Molin believed that these claims could allow Russia to slow down negotiations by demanding that Ukraine adhere to the line it claims. He also suggested that they could be used to justify a violation of a ceasefire by accusing Ukrainians of firing on Russian soldiers who would sometimes be 10 or 15 kilometers behind the actual front line. He wrote that Ukraine claimed to be ready to negotiate, asked for a ceasefire on the current lines, and proposed air truce, while Russia, according to him, refused these proposals or sought to manipulate the discussions. He concluded that the map testified, in his eyes, to the lack of Russian intention to end the war. As long as Vladimir Putin believed he could win, he estimated, the war would continue. Molin expressed a very pessimistic view and predicted that it could last for years without decisive progress. He added that little could stop it if it required Ukrainians to withdraw from their sovereign territory, which they did not intend to do. #Ukraine #Russie #Guerre (translated)

Marcel denounced what he called an illegitimate government, accusing it of demonizing an opposition party for years and wrongly attributing violence to it. He deemed the situation very serious as, according to him, an increasing number of fascist voices were calling for the party's prohibition, and he urged all democrats to oppose this, regardless of their political affiliation. #Démocratie #Politique #Libertés (translated)

Blue White Red! estimated that the visions of France held by Jhemima and Lola, whom he presented as an activist of LFI, were irreconcilable. He described Jhemima as grounded in the real world and Lola as living in a virtual world, then said he was proud to identify with the France of Jhemima. He congratulated her for, in his opinion, having shown patience in the face of contempt and lies. https://t.co/fzsiYyb3Jj #France #LFI #Société (translated)

Popular Victory 2027 relayed information from Mediapart stating that the intelligence services disputed the government's accusations against LFI regarding the events of October 17. The account cited a commissioner from the territorial intelligence, who supposedly believed that portraying LFI as the origin of the movement did not align with the assessments of the services and stemmed from political decisions. A union official reportedly expressed surprise that LFI was held responsible for the chaos and looting on Saturday. He also denounced the politicization of this failure and the refusal to fully assume responsibility for it. According to the source cited by the account, the far-left would make up 20% of the participants, while the remaining 80% would be looters with no established political affiliation. #LFI #Renseignements #Politique (translated)

Popular Victory 2027 relayed information from Mediapart stating that intelligence services had ruled out the responsibility of La France insoumise in the events of October 17 and denounced misleading government statements. The account cited a commissioner from the Territorial Intelligence, who reportedly stated that he was asked to attribute the movement to LFI despite opposing views from the services, which he presented as a political decision. The account also reported that a union official expressed surprise at the accusations against LFI regarding the chaos and damage on Saturday. He believed it was dangerous to politicize this failure and not take responsibility for it. According to field reports and intelligence mentioned in the post, the far-left represented 20% of those involved, while the remaining 80% were individuals who looted, with no established political affiliation. #LFI #Renseignement #Manifestations (translated)

Aurélie Trouvé denounced a "state scandal," claiming that officials from the territorial intelligence and the police revealed manipulations aimed at attributing responsibility for a movement to La France insoumise. She also accused the Prime Minister and his government of lying by designating LFI. https://t.co/817Gs8sayY #Scandale #Politique #Manipulation (translated)

Joan Laporta stated that a team could not rely on several players dominating the locker room and that collective cohesion was essential for the success of a project. He presented the chemistry between the talents of FC Barcelona, the players from La Masia, and those from other football cultures as a strength of the club, which he attributed to the work of the coach and the sporting director. Laporta contrasted this approach with that of Real Madrid, which he accused of favoring individual stars and big transfers. He claimed that the Madrid club had lost its credibility and was spreading lies about the Negreira case in an attempt to defend it. He also stated that Real Madrid had not won anything in two years, while Barcelona was winning and could contend for all titles. #FCBarcelona #Équipe #Football (translated)

News - Barça reported that Javier Tebas accused the Real Madrid management of pursuing a strategy of manipulation and spreading lies, including in its official statements and publications. He also blamed them for fueling and repeating accusations, targeting individuals, and then presenting themselves as victims. #RealMadrid #Football #Manipulation (translated)

On October 16, 2026, Alexandra Henrion-Caude thanked her supporters and expressed her gratitude. She wrote that the spirit of the Mont-Valérien demonstration remained alive and that the human chains had created a "large family." According to her, this solidarity was a foundation against the ongoing lies and the chaos that some would like to see prevail. She added that France deserved better than to respond to people she described as agitated and heartless. #Solidarité #France #Engagement (translated)

Erik Tegnér wrote that he had never mentioned Youssef Badr before this week. He claimed that the judge had given a long interview about him, in which he allegedly accused and insulted him and spread lies. Tegnér asked why his editorial team should refrain from investigating while the judge, according to him, could target him by name in the press. https://t.co/InkbUFG2Aa #Justice #LibertéDeLaPresse #DroitsDesJournalistes (translated)

Erik Tegnér condemned what he described as a lynching by the AFP, the press, and the high judicial institutions regarding Youssef Badr, which he attributed to a corporatist reflex. He announced that he would quickly refute in a video the lies of Badr, whom he accused of deliberately lying, as well as those of his friends. #Justice #Médias #Démocratie (translated)