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Ceuta, Lecornu fier de son bilan, Attal et la table, où est Macron?

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Sorry, I wasn't ready, I hadn't finished the thing.Well, we have a problem, the panifouce grill is broken, so we make the panifousse ice cream.I know, there are some, they are there.Yeah, but it's not good.It's not good, it's floating.No, the Ice Panifus, it's not bad, we can do it for you.

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There are plenty of tables, you do as usual, we find the sauces, they put on it a page of chocolate, a page of Brigitte, a page of everything you want.There is no problem.On the other hand, it will come back, do not worry, the Ice Panifus stand will come back.And especially the Ice Panifus stand, the good news is that it will be there for the festival of the modern world on October 3 at Alex in the Drôme.But that's really incredible.And then we already have a first name, it's Félix Martin.

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foreign But we don't know where Emmanuel Macron is.So we know, we know, that's it, he's in Brégançon.That's it, security has been multiplied.And the pilot of our hearts, you know, who has been walking around for 10 years with a banner, Macron's destitution, before it was Hollande's destitution, continues to go around the beaches under your applause.So, fortunately, it's pretty, pretty great.So, a panifouche smoothie, Chantilly for the 5th.

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OK, but now I want to see your health record.We have to, it's the newregulation.No, because you know, summer is the opportunity to swim, to cool off, to have ice panifus and everything.But yeah, but no, because it's...Since there have been a lot of floods, they said to themselves, in fact, what would be good is that the baths in unauthorized areas, there is a fine and that it goes to 68 euros.

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So it's called a regulatory evolution.It's like not having the right to criticize the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron.Glory to Emmanuel's celestial luminous vasque, may he live 10 ,000 years.It's also a regulatory evolution.It's normal.It's not called censorship, it's not called the establishment of a proto -fascist dictatorship.

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No, it's a regulatory evolution.How am I supposed to go to jail?It's a regulatory evolution.Everything is going very well.It's the police prefecture, it's the prefecture of the Île -de -France region, it's the Paris prefecture, because there was too much flooding because of the wild swimmers.So the answer, rather than putting people who are watching the swimming or explaining to people to stop swimming if they can't swim and to pay attention to hydrocution and to pay attention to a lot of things, no, a fine.

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So it's going to save lives, that's for sure.No, of course not.But we know that.It's just because they don't know what to do to try to steal money from us.But hey, Don't say it like that.I hope you're doing well.

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I didn't have time to ask you, because I was caught up in the whole thing with this whole thing about griapanifus that doesn't work.It's really incredible.No, but more seriously...The Fedorova case, we'll talk about it this morning, of course.It's not a case, in fact, it's the Macron case more than the Fedorova case.That is to say that our dear deputies voted for laws just before the dissolution, which were not then discussed by the Constitutional Council, and whose constitutional basis remains totally to be seen.

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All this is extremely fanciful, even dangerous.The aim sought was to self -censor those who would be critical of the government's excellent action, and eventually, the introduction of the Bastille in the 19th century.to be critical of the government's excellent action.So you get the idea, we can no longer criticize the government's excellent action.And it's true, Sébastien Lecornu...He is very proud of his action, by the way, he sells it in La Tribune Dimanche, which is the newspaper subsidized by the billionaire Czech Kretinsky, a foreign manager if you will, but not really, since he is nice, he is on the good side.

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He supports the excellent action of the government, which faces the JDD, or the bad guys, the JDD, which however received Gabriel Attal for a long interview, where he tells nonsense.Dust problem.We're going to talk about it this morning.We're also going to talk about Ceuta and Melilla.You know, I did an editorial this weekend that was shot a lot because it annoyed me to see in mainstream media a totally partial treatment of the info.Yet it's simple, everything is under our eyes.

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We know that Morocco works with Israel and the United States.By the way, a motorway has just been named Donald Trump in the Western Sahara.And all this, of course, on the question of the Western Sahara.I invite you to go see this short but necessary 15 -minute video that explains why we are here today, in the enclave of this state, and why everyone in Europe is letting go of Pedro Sanchez, because we must not crush the emperor who is in Rome, sorry, Washington.And so, it's not better, you'll see, it didn't work out.But this morning, I look, I do my press review as usual, and what do I see?

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Here.Yibé, who is giving us a partial treatment of the information, with a return to a recovery, that is to say, for liberation of the bad guys, it is the extreme right that recovers the history of migrants in Ceuta.The question of the passers -by, the question of the mafias of passers -by, who are making a crazy money on human distress, it must be asked.The question of the manipulation of these young people, who are certainly in a miserable situation,misery, since it is 100 euros per month that they earn, even having a normal job in Morocco.And they obviously prefer to cross the border and earn a lot more in Spain, knowing that they speak Spanish for the most part.

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But rather than treating the extreme right -wing recovery as OK, it's sure, it's disgusting.Donald Trump was the first to explain that the midterms depended a bit on what happened in Ceuta.It's phoned, it's monstrous.But we have to talk about Morocco.Why doesn't Libe come back on the fact that King Mohammed VI celebrated his reign on July 30 in a feast that is specific to the Moroccan monarchy, and that his youth is in this state and seeks to leave the country en masse?That's the problem.

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Maybe we should see how it's done, how we're doing, and why all the Western regimes support the Moroccan monarchy.Well, because it's true, there was an alignment a long time ago on American -Israeli interests, but that's not new, it was Hassan II.We'll talk about it.But in Libya, of course, after the drama, the return to calm.So it's not true.No, no.

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It's still a mess overall.I'll show you where Ceuta is. I have to find it because there are a lot of videos this morning.

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So this is the return to calm.

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So, of the 50 ,000, 60 ,000 young people who have passed, 40 ,000 have returned, 48 ,000 according to Spanish authorities.And now the migrants who remain on site are rather those who come from sub -Saharan Africa.The Moroccans have returned.They made an escape to Ceuta.It was really a no -go.On the other hand, those who come from sub -Saharan Africa, they will not return, it is far too far.

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And they say to themselves, well, we did the first step.Step 2, take a boat and arrive on the European continent.And that's going to be a lot more complicated.A calamitous situation, you see, with people sleeping on the beach, are only waiting for food aid to be able to stay there, and the army, which is trying to respect the border.So there is a meeting on Tuesday of the various ministers responsible for the interior, to talk about frontex, to talk about European borders.It may be special, Spain may be a little lonely, But there you go.

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And then you have what it looks like.

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This is the food trucks.

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This was yesterday again.You see that the situation is far from being stabilized.Back to calm or whatever you want.It's totally unmanageable.And above all, it's okay that the Moroccan authorities cooperated.They decided to take back the young people who crossed the border.

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But if tomorrow is not the case, Spain has a serious problem.And they know it, because it's not the army that can do anything.So there you go.And it's just two young men.Absolutely.But if you look at the press, they talk about family, they talk about...

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But again, the treatment is extremely partial.And that's what's annoying, because there have been tragedies.There are more than 60 drowned, according to various sources.And we pretend everything is fine, and no one asks the question of the manipulation of the mafias of passer -by.-by, of who sent these messages on Facebook to tell young people, come, it's open border today.No one asks this question.

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Yet there are people behind it.There are people who make a lot of money on human distress.There are people who even take advantage of the different European laws to set up their little disgusting business.Not a word.Ah, the Parisian, the Parisian, the heat waves, are they going to age faster?Yes.

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And the summer trends, are you in it?So they make us a playlist of shitty songs to be really trendy this summer.So if you like it, you can listen to shitty songs.And then they explain the cocktails you absolutely need to have.So they come back in summer mode after the fires.No return to the porsche.

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Totally calcined.No feedback on the controversy, no controversy.The Porge sacrificed for the Cap Ferret.The mayor said no, it's not true.Le Cornu said it's conspiracy theorists who use it, so don't talk about it.And yet, and yet, when we look at the images of the Porge, we say that there is still a little problem, once again.

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But hey, it's...

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In this community of 3 ,500 inhabitants, 185 houses have been destroyed.

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185 out of 204, I think.Everything has been destroyed.

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A deserted village, except here at the party room, where a few inhabitants came to support the firefighters.

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In the end, we have the impression that it is they who support us, while we are there for them.

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So it's always in the propaganda jets, solidarity.honor to our firefighters, and of course...enormous respect for the firefighters who have a lot on their plate.Because they know very well that there, they did something, they weren't really helped.So there was international help.You'll see.

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Ukraine sent trucks.You have Romania who sent a plane.Everyone sent a plane and Macron spends his time thanking the whole planet for coming to help us because we don't have the means.We wouldn't have had the means even with 12 Canadiens, I don't think.Let's move on.And so, all that is highlighted is the beauty of humanity in this solidarity.

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And fortunately, it is there, that reassures me.But the fact of not coming back to the controversy, and it's not a controversy, you know, I did a research on the explosion of the G -wave fire and the question of the 48 hours, the first 48 hours, the chain of command of the first 48 hours.We need a parliamentary inquiry, we need an inquiry.And I'm not going to let them go.We have to get back to it.And by the way, the inhabitants of the port have launched a procedure to be allowed to investigate, to know what really happened.

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And we want to know, beyond the port, what really happened and why, in 48 hours, the fire became uncontrollable.And that's what they call controversy or conspiracy.No, no, no, it's normal.It's democracy.It's transparency.It's counter -power.

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It's the fact that citizens have a right to look at what's going on when we take them for fools.or when we try to hide the inquiries of a government that does a great job, sorry, sorry, I was going to say that they were doing a bad job.OK, but why don't you talk about the angry inhabitants' trial?Why don't you talk about these conspiracies?Collective and the crisis PC went up 24 hours after the start of the fire.Yes, so there is a delay in the ignition, no kidding.

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Because really, we feel that it's floating.And yet they are able to send small messages to say, be careful, in SMS, be careful, be careful.But there is really, really, fundamentally, a question of democracy in knowing what happened in Gironde, especially on the management by the authorities of the response at the start of the fire.That's all.There is no conspiracy to say that.It's not a Russian interference to say it, it's normal.

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And we have to repeat it because obviously it doesn't fit in the heads of the people of the Unique Party, who consider that any criticism of the wonderful and essential action of the government either falls into the conspiracy box, or into the box of external interference or internal interference.You'll see.

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An administration pool has been set up precisely to receive people, to also accompany them for these moments that will be delicate.We are all in the same dynamic of rebuilding the village, despite the pain.

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At 2 p .m.today, the inhabitants will be able to regain the village and see the extent of the damage.In the Porges, after the fire, another fight awaits the sinister ones, that of reconstruction.

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And justice, and justice.Thank you, France Info, for not reminding us that the inhabitants of the Porges want to know what happened.Thank you for reminding us that they will simply see the damage.

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It's not a job.once again.

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I don't know if you realize it, but really, we are in a world where we can only count on us.We can only count on the citizens who do the work.Because what are they?They are honest people.It's like this boss of the SDIS who explains that there are only seven Canadians.He is punished because he tells the truth.

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It's like those firefighters who cry on set saying, but what we did there, there were deaths, it's complicated.We have the right to crack, it's complicated.We can only count on honest people.The problem is that unfortunately, we don't find them where they need to be when it comes to power structures or collective organizations.I'm talking about the state.And here we have a problem, but we pretend we don't have a problem.

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It's the game, but still.So that's it.The Gironde, we still don't have the end of the story, but the Parisian has moved on to something else.These anonymous candidates who dream of the Elysée, they talk about Clara Hegger and they also talk about a lot of small anonymous candidates who will not have access to the media, like Gabriel Attal, Edouard Philippe and all these people who have plundered this country and who have made a phenomenal interference from the inside.None have held a ministry or a seat in the National Assembly, and yet they want to become President of the Republic.None have held a ministry or a seat in the National Assembly.

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Fortunately, Emmanuel Macron, in extremis before the 2017 election, had the right to a small ministry in Bercy.Otherwise, he would not have occupied a ministry or a seat in the National Assembly.It's a shame.crazy.While we're talking about internal interference, foreign interference, treason, manipulation, whatever you want, we still have in front of our eyes what happened in 2017.who has been taken out of nowhere by McKinsey, by the council offices, by international networks of support.

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And that, we pretend it's normal.It's been ten years since he's been there.It's been ten years since he's been ravaging the country.It's been ten years since we've seen, year after year, the decay of this country under his action.But we have no right to say it.So yes, we have the right, in fact.

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Only the media, which should say it, because they talk to millions of people who don't think, who don't look, who are rather NPCs, don't do it.foreign foreign with the president, but he doesn't talk about the Branko rushes, he doesn't talk about the president either, he doesn't talk about a lot of people actually, but he talks about all the citizens by doing that.Benoît Mathieu, 27 years old, professor of mathematics, it's 2022, the re -election of Emmanuel Macron, who had collected less than 10 million votes in the first round, leaves him a bitter taste.And Clara Hegger, a political scientist that we know, since we interviewed her at Le Monde Moderne and we will also interview her at the start of the year, also all these small anonymous candidates, all these candidates in fact.who do not have the right to the media.All want to put citizens at the center of the political decision.

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So what?So what?It's weird.It's not the program of big liars.They pretend.You'll see.

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We're going to talk about Gabriel Attal.Sorry, but we're going to have to talk about him.The Everest of the 500 signatures.So that's funny because it's obviously the key.No 500 signatures, no right to play the game of Lyon.And so already, the price of entry is far too high for anyone.

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So they want to convene a constituent assembly, they describe sponsorships as the main obstacle.We don't ask for their support, but a right to speak.And it's true, mayors should still have a little more courage.and say, if I want to defend democracy, I must be able to give my support to people who do not come from the constituent parties that put France in this situation of bankruptcy.It seems logical to me.Not to mention the opposition parties that exist and already have their political network where they have the assurance of having 500 signatures.

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To reach the 500 signatures, everyone has his own method, either they take the road, by truck, by bike, some have met 80 mayors, contacted a hundred elected representatives, blah blah blah.There are 36 ,000 communes, you need 500 signatures.Of course, but the sect of 500 signatures, as said in the chat, it is extremely difficult to have, because you need unlicensed mayors, mayors who are not afraid of candidacy, who can give a sponsorship to someone and make it happen.Besides, if you know mayors or if you are a mayor or elected yourself, and if you want to sponsor the president, let us know, alexis -le -monde -moderne .media.We will also go and see how it goes.

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And then go see the mayors.You should know that many mayors have been elected with only one vote.There was not even a list of opposition.So at one point, what is this circus?Why are we here?What is going on, in fact, for democracy to be so caricatural in France?

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And that every five years we play the game of the urn, where a candidate from the Bilderberg and the Atlantic circles is put forward by billionaires' media to then win an election where he is facing an opponent who is sure to lose.The National Assembly.And once again, the National Assembly is setting all the conditions for its defeat.Abstention on the law of control of identity on social networks.They are divided on the Fedorova affair, because if they are ever happy, it is seen that they are too Macronist, and if they are too unhappy, it is seen that they are too Russian.So they are stuck.

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21:59

They are stuck by the game of the unique party.Thank you, Angelo.Thank you very much.And so, this is where we are.And so, thirty signatures obtained.The mayors of small municipalities without political labels.

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But they are afraid of the repercussions of sponsoring.And so, to pass the 500 sponsorships, the chance is difficult.Is it difficult?Oh, he took my little hat dearly.500 sponsorships, it's done, it's found.There are mayors who are ready to sponsor the president.

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500 sponsors.Do you know any mothers at home?Go see them, we're going to do a big campaign, you'll see.We're going to take advantage of the summer, we're going to organize all this, and then we'll see if we can get them.That's it, very good.You know that my program, which I don't have,

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have, is not crazier than the program that Gabriel Attal doesn't have.Or than the program that Edouard Philippe doesn't have.The only one who has a program, well yes, for years, it's Jean -Luc Mélenchon who updates with the future in common.And it pisses them off, because obviously, when he says, well, I have a very limited program, a program, be careful, because right away it's Venezuela, etc.But the president, ladies and gentlemen, the president, under your applause, well yes, ah fuck, shit.Shit, I blew up my secret identity.

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I knew I shouldn't have done that.So, I was telling you about the problem of honest people, which is not a problem.The problem is that honest people are not where they should be.Dupont -Moretti's former associate is being examined for moral harassment, and he is heard as an insisted witness for sexual harassment.Well, it's not as if it was the former associate of the Minister of Justice, nothing to do with Dupont -Moretti.Obviously, he's great.

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He's great.He fights against fascism.So, everything is fine.Everything is fine.De mineurs délinquants, alors des nouvelles de la justice évidemment.Des mineurs délinquants libérés à cause d 'un couac législatif.

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Non, si, pour des crimes graves.Tout va bien Gérald ?On en est où des plaintes là sur la pédocriminalité ?Nickel !Camille, violée par son prof de judo quand elle avait 13 ans, attend un procès depuis 6 ans.Tout va bien !

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But it was not part of the 70 ,000 pedo -criminal crimes, not judged, not treated.Well, obviously not.That's where we are.It's justice in France.So you're going to tell me it's like the Canadians.Well, yes, it's even worse.

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But everything is fine.And by the way, justice, we're waiting to see what it's going to do on the hidden letter.issued by the august president, luminous Emmanuel Macron, and his interior minister, against Xenia Fedorová, because she is Russian and because she is independent.Well, and because she also works for Bolloré, and to piss off.

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We'll see, we'll see.

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Provence, which does not dare to say that 10 years of Macronism have led to bankruptcy, but the Republic Street is empty.We are in Avignon.And so it's the main shopping street of Avignon, which is a city that has a world -renowned festival, which is rather rich, which has a lot of assets.Well, in this good city of Avignon, a tourist city, imagine that the shops on the main street close one after the other.Does that remind you of your city?It's normal, it's the same everywhere.

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So what's going to happen?Who's going to buy these shops?Who's going to run these shops?Nobody.The rent is too expensive, taxes, taxes, the URSAF, all that is too expensive.And then, no, we order online.

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That's the excuse.Our excuse, you know what Avignon's answer is to try to make the shopping street attractive again?It's to try to make free parking for cars.No, but yes!Yes, because in spite of having put ZFE, no -car zones, no -si, no -la, incredible fines, prices for out -of -price parking, obviously no one goes to the city centers anymore.You know that, you have a city next to your home.

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You can see very well how it works.It's the same everywhere.It's the same in Lyon, it's the same in Valence, it's the same in Marseille.Maybe not, Marseille is something else.But in...It's the same in Dijon, it's the same in Troyes, it's the same, you'll see.

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everywhere.In Nantes, I guess it's the same.So there you have it, they succeeded.They killed small business.They killed entrepreneurs.They killed the heart of the city.

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Now it's pedestrian, it's good, you can go for a walk, but there's nothing.It's a choice.The other reason for that, Angoulême, of course, is the same.France is bankrupt.You can do the 666 -666 -666 and call France bankrupt.If you are bankrupt, the state will help you make the steps and take everything you have left.

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So it's pretty serious, and it's an economic assessment, but we pretend it's normal.Yes, you see, tax, energy, all that is too expensive.Not to mention that people who used to be able to be consumers can no longer.There is the suffocation of the middle class.This is also a reality that we are currently experiencing, that is to say that there has been, and this is a policy that has been wanted, to make sure to popularize the middle class, to put it in the daily worries, to make sure that it no longer has the means to consume.And that's what's going to cripple the machine.

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Because behind what do you have?You have the classic return of the class struggle.those who are doing very well and those who are doing very badly.And between the two, those who still thought they were part of those who were lucky, who could consume, who could go on vacation, etc.Well, no, there are fewer and fewer.And it's getting more and more precarious.

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28:44

And what will remain when there will really be a real anger?sincere, deep, of all those who watched the Yellow Vests laughing, because they will get there, they are already a little bit there, there is still a long way to go, but those there, they will not rebel, it will be complicated.And then there is a plan, we will put them in fear, the fear of war, the fear of the climate disaster, the fear of everything in fact.We're going to find something to be afraid of.And maybe, eventually, they'll have their war.Why also such an incitement to want to silence the other point of view on the war in Ukraine?

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It doesn't matter if it's Russian propaganda.It exists.We have the right only to European propaganda and to NATO propaganda.Well, it's propaganda too.So it would be necessary to have an opinion, in fact, on what is really happening in Ukraine, to have access to all the information.If we don't have access to the other information, we're already at war.

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And it's that they want to prolong the war.Maybe even reach an open war, when they have enough ammunition, which is not the case today.So clearly, the Europe of peace is over.But to explain this to people who watch the newspaper at 8 p .m., who listen to the morning news of France Inter, it's almost impossible.

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You look like pro -Russian or conspiracy theorists.And yet, everything is before our eyes.The bankruptcy, the debt, which becomes a burden that is no longer possible to bear for France.The future of children, which is not assured.The reality of a country that is breaking under our feet.And we couldn't have 500 signatures of mayors?

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You know, the President's hat is more than useful.It shows that...front of us, we are dealing with clowns as well, but in costume, without a hat, without clown nose, without all that.But in reality, it's easy to make a presidential program.It's easy to say that if we base ourselves on the majority of the French, on their anger, on their feelings, on their life, on their reality, which is not the case with these great bourgeois who are totally disconnected, like Gabriel Attal or the Borgniers du Havre or all the others, globally.You have to do there, full of incredible ideas.

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And then there is one thing to do.Give back optimism.And for that, what do you have to do?Give back money.Make sure that the French make a living.Correctly.

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And for that, what do you have to do?Reduce the expenses of the state.So obviously, each time, the single party will reduce social expenses.Because that's what costs the most.Health, in particular.Childhood, with education, etc.

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No.All this, why?To spend billions in weapons.The war.You have to review the priorities.You have to have priorities and you also have to cut where there is fat.

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And you know where there is fat.Our elected representatives who live like princes, like kings.Laurent Wauquiez, who spends his time talking about Assistana and who lives thanks to public money, like an account of the Renaissance.That's enough.So we can tell the elected representatives, now you are going to reduce your life span.Sorry, that's how it is. I'm not talking about mayors, small towns, who earn less than a thousand dollars.

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No, no, I'm talking about those who have a life span.which is not normal when you are elected to the Republic.Gérard Larcher, of course.Gérard.And yes, everyone...Oh la la, as soon as we talk about fat...

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You know, it's grossophobic.But we're going to talk about it, don't worry.Here are the press aids.Do we need to spend millions every year to help press titles that are already subsidized by billionaires, while they are bankrupt titles?No, no, no.And then freedom.

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Give freedom back to the French.

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In fact, we just need real democracy.We talked about it with Etienne Chouard.on this channel.We'll talk about it all year long.We're going to try to understand how we can go further.Because the system in which we are today, which is held by a xenocracy, whether it's Brussels, whether it's the Economic Forum, Bilderberg, NATO circles, Washington, candidates, young leaders, etc.

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These people are held in fact by a simple system that relies on the dollar and the value of the dollar, which is not really worth much.So we have to manage to break all that.It's going to take time.It takes time.And I think we don't need the European Commission or the European Parliament, which are two bodies that cost too much and that are useless.The last article on the site of Le Monde Moderne is about the IA regulation that just fell on August 2.

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So yes, in Europe, we don't have a sovereign IA, we vaguely have the CHA.It's a joke.But on the other hand, we already have the regulation.And we're going to ask companies to say when they use AI and in what form and how it works.Except that no one knows how it's going to work.And so they've already created something where you're going to pay more than 15 million euros in fines if you don't do what the European Union asks you.

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But we don't know how it's going to work.So it's great.So if you're a mayor, if you know mayors,dans votre famille, dans votre entourage, testez -les.Demandez -leur s 'ils seraient prêts à donner leur signature pour la présidente.Déjà, le premier maire qui donne sa signature, je viens le voir, on se fait un gueuleton, on se fait une émission.

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Le deuxième maire qui donne sa signature, pareil.Et puis après, voilà, on en parle.C 'est quoi votre problème dans votre village, dans votre commune ?Qu 'est -ce qu 'il faut faire ?Qu 'est -ce qui ne va pas ?Pourquoi vous, tiens, vous avez choisi de donner une signature à un candidat aussi loufoque que le président ?

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Peut -être que ça veut dire quelque chose de l 'état de ce pays.So, if you have or if you are a mother and you are ready to give your signature, send an email to alexisletlemondemoderne .media and we'll get organized.Xavier Bertrand is almost a presidential candidate.Well, we saved him!Because we don't want Edouard Philippe, he sucks.

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35:30

We don't want Gabriel Attal, he sucks.We don't want Rod Tailleau, he sucks.Oh, well, fortunately, there's Xavier Bertrand.Oh, wait, I'm so happy.Wait, 36, 36, there you go.Oh, Michel!

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Michel, I have good news for you.Hey, are you sat on your Skanus, did you update it?Well, imagine that Xavier Bertrand is almost a presidential candidate, son of a bitch!We're saved!And while we're waiting for that, I told him, I told him, I told him, go ahead, we're waiting for you, Michel, Xavier, go ahead, only you can do something.It's not Bernard Cazeneuve or it's not Michel Machin.

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No, it's you, you, you, Xavier, you can do something.Yes, I'm happy.Well, it's true that it's been a long time.Well, I'm so happy, that's it, I joined his campaign team.I take care of the panifous.He doesn't like that, he says it's a conspiracy, but we're going to talk about it, it's going to work out.

36:29

Wait, wait, I'm doing the press review.See you all.Ciao.exist.But still, we get informed.

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That's it.That's all.

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President of 2027.Well, yes, no, but there you go.Xavier fucking Bertrand, almost candidate.So what's funny enough is that all of this is in Bernard Arnault's newspaper.The financing of the campaigns...No, that was West Front, I think.

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The financing of the campaigns is debatable.So I don't know if you can see the figures that are here.In reality, it's the campaign expenses of 2022.And you see, Emmanuel Macron spent 16 million more than 16 million euros for his campaign, knowing that he did not debate.At the time, Emmanuel Macron did not debate, he did his thing in Marseille where he promised to purify the air in all schools if he was re -elected.Sorry.

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And nothing else.Then you had...No, wait, I can't read.I have to change my glasses.No, no, it's not possible.Valérie Pécresse?

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Fuck, after that, it's Valérie Pécresse who spent a lot.Then Jean -Luc Mélenchon.Then Marine Le Pen, who made a campaign that wasn't too expensive.And Exemour, 10 million for his campaign, when it came out like that.So you see, it's possible.Eric Zemmour raised 10 million for his campaign.

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Then you have Yannick Jadot, who still raised 5 million.It's a crazy thing.Fabien Roussel, 4 million.We say the communists, the communists, but they are armed.Anne Hidalgo.So Anne Hidalgo, she knew she was going to laugh.

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3 .7 million.Then Nathalie Arthaud, still 800 ,000 euros.Dupont -Aignan, 870 ,000.Philippe Poutou, 810 ,000.And the same, Jean Lassalle, 810 ,000.So we can raise, when we are A small candidate, without much, small, I'm not saying that about the size or the size of the ideas, but on the fact that we don't have the support of billionaire media, we can still raise almost a million for a campaign.

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And we can campaign.16 million for Macron's campaign, who was already in office.Where did those 16 million go?What did they spend them on?He hardly did any campaign meetings.So what did he do?

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He had to use social media.to do internal interference.Sorry, propaganda.Sorry, a political campaign led to a drumbeat.So at least you know.It's impressive.

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But wait, wasn't Xavier Bertrand almost a candidate?No, that's after, that's after.So, France is burning, it's war everywhere, everything is bankruptcy, but still, there's a page full of ads to explain that it's the operation, don't throw away the packaging, don't throw away the waste, a role that everyone plays.It's a matter of education.I don't know how we do it to end up with these dirty people.Because it's disgusting.

40:32

So it's very simple.If you have waste, you bring it back.And you put it in a trash can.You don't leave it where you are, okay?Now, this campaign will have, you know, no impact.But it's not Graville.

40:47

Yes, it's a live.It's live.Do not hesitate to put thumbs up and to warn all those who are not aware.We're live and we're not going to be live a lot this week because it's August 3rd anyway and I'm going to raise my foot a bit.Yes, so there will be recorded shows.We have a very nice show coming up, but to the little onions, with incredible archives on Raphaël Glucksmann and his years in Georgia with his Cacheville.

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It's really a must -see.There will be several Modern Talks that will be put online as well.And then I will react to the news with shorts, anyway, with shorts, not bermudas, sorry, with short formats, to be sure that we follow the case.So do not hesitate to put thumbs up because it's the live before long.I'm not giving up the case, I just need You know that I'm writing a book this summer.It's going to take a while.

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You know that I'm preparing the festival this summer.The 3rd of October festival at Alex in La Drôme.And we're also preparing a new website for Le Monde Moderne, because we're going to try to gather a lot of information on the website, because it's essential.Given the atmosphere,censorship on social networks.So if you don't know the address of the site, it's lemondemoderne .

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media.I know it's long, it's not great, but at least it has the merit of existing and being able to centralize all the information.So here's Gabriel Attal's interview in Le Journal du Dimanche.Dude, it's not the table that needs to be overturned, it's the table with all those who are around at the moment.That is, you, Edouard Philippe, the LR, all the soft center that puts us in trouble, the Europeanists, all that.That's all that needs to be overturned.

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So you're not going to overturn the table because you're on it.Well, below, not below, well, you're not where you need to be.And so they propose, as usual, fantasies.I've been proposing the biggest institutional reform since 1958.So he's taking De Gaulle's side a little bit.Gabriel, wouldn't you take De Gaulle's side a little bit?

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No, it's just that I propose administration, justice, immigration.The candidate for the presidential election reveals proposals to rebuild the Maison France from the ground to the ceiling.The guy obviously doesn't know how to build a parquet floor or make tiles, but he wants to redo all the decoration of the Maison France from the ground to the ceiling.

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Well, no, it's not possible, actually.

43:46

It's not serious, Gabriel Attal.It's a non -serious candidate.

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It's less serious than the president.There are a lot of reasons.

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First of all, where it's already going very badly, it's the I want the France -France at 140, not that it rolls at 80.He already doesn't know that the speed limit on the highway is 130.First of all, you know that he doesn't drive, that he always has drivers.No big deal, it happens.But so the guy doesn't know that the speed limit in France today is 130 and 80 thanks to his friend Edouard Philippe.Because before it was 90.

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And it doesn't mean anything.Finally, the idea of ​​rushing to go faster into the wall, it's stupid.The best thing is to know where you're going.But he doesn't care, what he wants is to go very fast into the wall.And the wall, you know what it is?It's the high -intensity event, the war against Russia to make sure that Europe kills itself a third time.

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Because it will be nothing more than a European suicide or a murder, well, I don't know, a mass crime.Because the people don't want war, but they want it.What distinguishes you fundamentally from Edouard Philippe?You say, well, nothing.Well, yes, I have eyebrows.Oh, it's easy.

44:57

It's too easy and it's mean.No, no, no, I have great respect for Edouard Philippe.We were part of the same majority between 2017 and 2024.Well, that's good to admit.At least you don't put that under the carpet.And in this campaign, rather than talking about my competitors, I'm going to talk about what I can wear, that is, nothing.

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20 kilos, I'm sure he's out of breath.You see him play badminton, you know he can't wear it.No, no, no, it's not possible.What can he wear?What does he want to wear?What do you want to wear?

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So, that's how the French will measure the differences between us.First, I decided to base my campaign on optimism.It's an ism thing, but it's good, it's optimism.So, I don't see where optimism is in Gabriel Attal, because, well, it's...Yes, because the guy stopped taking drugs, I think.He never took drugs, actually.

45:54

So now, when he goes to see the French, he thinks that the average French living in the region starts the day at 7 o 'clock with alcohol.So as soon as he is on the move,he's like, what's on the menu this morning?It's potato!Damn, great.

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Oh, yeah, that's not bad.

46:14

Let's go on with a little beer.So obviously, he's super optimistic.He's drunk from morning to night now that he's on the move.It may be complicated.No, it's not true.It's a joke.

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No, if ever there are Macronists watching.You know, humor is still allowed.Of course, within the framework of respect for the law, because God can't put on a show.But it's not humor, because God is nonsense.So you have to be careful.What I say, I have the right to.

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I think.Well, I have a lawyer.So what does he want?What does he want to wear?So I decided to base my campaign on optimism.I think we have all the cards in hand to succeed and that France still has its most beautiful pages to write.

46:57

Fuck, but go ahead, go ahead, Gabriel, shove open doors, please.Yes, we're not going to choose you.You know, we're going to play the plouf, plouf, plouf.Not you.And then we're going to make the team.Chou, Fleur.

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Chou, Fleur.No, I'm not taking Gabriel.Mbappé in my team.And in the end, there will be two who will stay.Obviously, it's Edouard and Gabriel.Nobody wants them in their football team.

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It's normal.So, I leave the blood and tears to others.I commit myself with optimism and energy.That's why you want the war...No, but...I leave it to others, blood and tears, but you don't give a fuck...

47:44

Ah, but...Oh la la!Sorry, I have to stay polite.I want to put France back in motion.Then, my project rests on a simple observation.In 2027, everything will have to change!

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Everything!You see, I...Especially the decoration of the Elysée, because it's disgusting what we do.doing to the Elysée, I have to say.It's not my taste, there are people who like it, but it's a kind of contemporary art, of New -Rich, completely crappy.These terrestrial agreements that remind us of the Touquet.

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They massacred the Elysée.The Elysée was red and gold.It was a thing, you see, it exploded, it was the empire.And the guys came in and said, we're going to put some taupe, and then we're going to put a little beige, and then we're going to put a little...No, but shut up, actually, no.And then we're going to put a big, disgusting tapestry with children playing...

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No, no, stop!In short, so we're going to change the decoration at the Elysee.OK.Change everything.I know that if many French people are taboo, it's because we're coming to the end of a system.This system was built in 1945 for social protection or in 1958 for our institutions.

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I want to change it, not just make adjustments to parameters.So the guy explains calmly that he wants to come back to what actually makes the beauty of this country, the National Council of Resistance and Gaul.But no, you have to change everything, with his little voice and his program, which he did not write, since it is Bilderberg who explains to him how to do it in his little world region, to make sure that all the people who live there start to obey, turn into a terrestrial body and shut up.So it's very good.So there he explains calmly that he will come back to the basis of the post -Second World War social contract to prepare the third one.Obviously, we can no longer pay pensions, we have to work until euthanasia.

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Education, when you see the drop in the level, it's deliberate.We can make sure that kids stay curious, we can be demanding with kids if we show them that learning is funny, that being curious is important and that it's not so complicated, the algebra and the spelling.We can.But no, him, when he was Minister of Education for two months, it was his internship, he only did internships.Even in Matignon, it was an internship.His program was to make a hit of cum.

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And then there was a thing about harassment because he had suffered from harassment.So he explains to you that he's going to blow up the CNR and of course, blow up.But then it's true.If we have one of the things to do, it's to come back, of course, to the Constitution of 58.and to get rid of all the disgusting cosmetic surgery operations that blew him away.So the lips like that, the Brazilian butt lift, the breasts like that.

50:32

Basically, they disfigured the Constitution of 1958 with Sarko, with Macron, with each other.So we have to make a trial for all these cosmetic surgeries from hell.And then we have to make sure that the Republic stops looking like an influencer under crack so that we can find a bit of a strategic plan, for example.a strategic autonomy, a sovereignty, sorry, excuse me, a real one, not a European sovereignty.So it's work, that's it.But Scalpel's blows were terrible, yes, yes.

51:04

So what does he want to do?He wants a project, that's it, so the word is dropped.He wants to change, not only make adjustments to parameters, a project that would be summarized, to go from retirement age to 66 or 67 and make a little more decrees, will never convince the French.No, you will never convince the French, but hey, you can try.Because what France needs is to radically change our social model, our institutions, our egalitarian organization, our school.A good dictatorship and hop, it starts again.

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Okay, I don't know.In a world that is accelerating.And this is the most famous quote of the campaign.It's here, sorry.In a world that is accelerating, we must accelerate too.Some want to make France run at 50 km per hour and others at 80.

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I want them to run at 140.Fuck, but you have to say it with a dubbing voice that's a bit crappy, because here we are really in...Listen, you know, Michael, some want to make France run at 50 km per hour, others at 80.I want them to run at 140.Otherwise, we will be overtaken for a long time.China and the United States are not expecting us on the highway.

52:29

Come on buddy, we're going to burn.

52:32

Oh fuck, but it's not possible to be so stingy at this stage.Yes, it's Gabriel Attal.So already, France, it drives at 30 km per hour in protected areas of cars where there is no longer any trade.Then it drives at 50 km per hour, 80 km per hour.On the highway, it's often 110 because generally there is pollution in the zone.Finally, there are fires, it's complicated.

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So 140.I want France Testarossa.Hommage to Kavinsky, by the way.Hi, friend.Well, what is France?It's a Testarossa, damn it.

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France, it must run at 240, at 280.France is a TGV, but with asphalt.France is a car that flies.France is the rocket.France, I want France to go to Mars.I want France, in fact, to go further than all those who have already gone very far and who go faster than those who have already gone very, very fast.

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There was another one who was a pilot, a real pilot.It was François Fillon.He used to make a lot of car metaphors.But the problem with Gabriel Attal is that he doesn't know that the limit on the highway is 130.And I don't know if he has the driving license.I doubt it.

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So we're really there, it's the zero degree, no one can believe in the imposture of Gabriel Attal, no one.So he goes on stage, there are pictures and everything, but it's tragic.And then the question he asks is, well, you suck, okay, but what would happen if in January, Edouard Philippe and you were elbow to elbow?

54:06

Oh, well, I'd like to see that.

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Well, it was precisely to anticipate this hypothesis that I proposed a method.They did what the Braves did, you know, like the Chicago Mafia.At one point, they agreed, they said, well, we're going to share the cake, we're not going to kill each other.So they did the same thing, the Mafia methods.And so they did what they call, so they didn't say it was the Braves' meeting or a Mafia committee, they called it a liaison committee between our political formations.These are mafia methods.

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And the idea is what?It's to exchange regularly and build the method of gathering.Or it's an agreement between competitors.There is a distortion of competition.In any case, it's not normal.And that he openly talks about it, it shows how democracy, the false democracy in France, is massacred.

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Because that's not possible.And so we need a consensus, that's the dynamics of the polls.You refuse to define yourself, and then Macron does it.I no longer believe in them at the same time.On the issues of authority and security, in particular, this approach to show its limits, I believe in political overtaking with a clear line and assumed choices.So it's a mess, excuse me, I've talked too much about it.

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On the other hand, we learn in the JDD that Charles de Gaulle, there are sailors who are starting to talk, and who have said, well, Yeah, they made us do some shit.But who knew?So Macron, war leader, is the assurance of a defeat in three days.With losses like never seen before.The army knows it.but no one can say it, since the army, that's it.

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But there is one that has opened its mouth a bit.You knew that Charles de Gaulle was in the North Sea for operational needs, and then he had made a cap on the Eastern Mediterranean at the end of January, on the orders of our glorious President, Emmanuel Macron.A change of program that left more than one sailor perplexed.We never understood why we were sent there.We knew very well that we would not enter the Dreytois of Ormuz.Well no, since you're a big target.

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And of course, the Charles de Gaulle sank, it hurts him.Already that he has trouble floating.So what happened?Since the return of the aircraft carrier to Toulon on July 11th, Charles de Gaulle is on vacation.The tongues are untied and the guys start talking.It was long, we were making circles in the water, under the guise of a military, while the ship was present in a region marked by the war in Iran.

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So the guys sent Charles de Gaulle, we burned I don't know how many, to send him to make circles in the water, offshore, like that, in the Middle East, to say that we were there.That's strategy.No, but that's strategy, ladies and gentlemen.Bravo, congratulations.In the category, how can we say that European leaders are killing European economies with sanctions against Russia without...Excuse me, it's just, again, I'm based on the facts and the fact that our economies are globally suffering.

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or even in recession for Germany.Volkswagen, the flagship of the German industry, well, nothing is working anymore.There are the American customs rights, of course, the Chinese competition, but there is also the energy that has become very expensive.And that, again, the newspaper forgets to talk about it.Well, the net profit collapsed from 33 % in the second quarter.33%.

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And so what is Volkswagen going to do?Well, they're going to remove several tens of thousands of jobs by 2030.To keep up with that,RIP Volkswagen.And that's just the beginning.

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It's not a puppet, it's a...

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Look, it's a Gerard Larcher that was given to me by a Modernos.It's beautiful.With, of course, the fork and the knife.And you can see that it's very, very well done.We've got the right amount of G &G.And it has a moving head, like the little dogs on cars.

58:25

Very well done, thank you.So, Gerard Larcher, in weighted terms, how?Well, it's simple.As usual, by betraying.What is said in the corridors is that Gérard Marchais is waiting to be re -elected to the presidency of the Senate to let go of Retailleau and ally with Édouard Philippe, who is the only candidate of the central bloc and who must be the only one, because he will make a lot of promises so that everyone keeps his place in the spotlight, his ass on cushioned armchairs, his chair pusher, his umbrella carrier, his driver, and the right to tell the French that he doesn't work enough, by making a lot of money.Sorry, but...

59:07

A moment, it's going well.So here is our Gerard Larcher in the countryside to betray and he wants to weigh in the central bloc.And it's going to be, of course, a beautiful story of betrayal.So for Retailleau, he said, listen to all these cowards who are leaving.Retailleau's strategy is to muscle his speech to push Edouard Philippe to position himself and get out of his comfort zone.That is, who is going to be the best?

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on the right of Marine Le Pen?Well, it's not a race that...Then you can support at 240, as you see, Gabriel Attal, he also wants to be on the right of Marine Le Pen, but that's all by saying that he fights against fascism, etc.So, it's okay, we understand.There is only one party left.OK, very good.

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But still, it hurts.Edouard Philippe to the challenge of desirability.So this title is wonderful because obviously they understood that it was a pushback, Edouard Philippe.No one forgot that it was the Yellow Vests' sideburns.No one forgot the Rivotril.No one forgot the 80 km per hour on the road.

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No one forgot his contempt, his morgue and his sufficiency.No one forgot who Edouard Philippe is and, above all, what politics he represents.Decomplexed Macronism.I assume.It works.Take that in the face.

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Close your eye, the one you have left.By the way, Jérôme André -Guez may be entitled to a trial and justice next year.We'll see what happens to the policeman who took an eye from him.Don't stay there, Mrs. Little Spider.And so, here's the desirability of Édouard Philippe.So that's something I wasn't ready for.

1:00:44

What else do we have?The expulsion of Xenia Fedorova is illegal.It's in the JDD and it's a tribune of Philippe de Villiers.So Philippe de Villiers, we know him better for his Christmas accounts on CNews, but here he writes a tribune quite right on the fact that it is illegal and that what is happening in France with the incitement, the incitement of justice against Xenia Fedorova, it's not normal.Well, you definitely want to come here, come on.And so, Le fondateur du Puy -du -Fou explique que l 'arrêté d 'expulsion contre le Puy du Fou

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is not a violation of freedom of expression according to Laurent Nunez.Nathalie Loiseau says the same thing about X, as if Macron was aware of a certain discomfort.How do you judge his words?We have crossed the impenetrable in legal terms.What is happening reminds me of the law of suspects of September 17, 1793.Suspects must be put in a state of arrest according to the conduct of the words or the insufficiency of civility.

1:01:51

It is the very definition of the opinion crime.And that's exactly it.It's the very definition of an opinion crime.The government is uncomfortable because it has struck, and now it is asking itself two questions.What will the judges say?What will the French people say, who do not agree with this war in Ukraine?

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But above all, the question that arises is the question they turn to.In France, do we still have the right to say that Zelensky is a character for the least sulfuric, not to mention his corrupted entourage?Do we have the right to say that corruption is gangrenous in Ukraine?Do we have the right to say that the money poured into Ukraine, that of the French taxpayers who have nothing to complain about at the pump, is a scandal?Do we have the right to say that NATO should be left?No.

1:02:30

The ban of RT France in 2022, of C8 in 2025, and now the expulsion of a Russian journalist.Why does the political class, with few exceptions, react so little to the governmental action?Well, because it is stunned by the Ukrainian affair.It got rid of the idea of ​​entering the war.That's according to Philippe de Villiers, who is absolutely right, absolutely right.And so we'll see.

1:03:02

Yes, maybe.Why do they want war?For three reasons, except for France Insoumise.And he answers, yes, maybe.Well, no.Only France Insoumise is positioned on this issue and in a long way.

1:03:13

Not war.Period.War for three reasons.Steal the presidential election, as in 2022.and to all those who want to talk about the real subject, the survival of the country.Second reason, to transfer the competence of defense at the European level, in a bismarckian perspective, to federalize Europe.

1:03:30

And third, to divert the attention of the real war, which is not made outside, but on our people, territory, the Islamism of conquest.So there's always that.Macron accomplices to Jean Dormant.Well, there's always a little bit of Islamism.We learned after the arrest and expulsion, that the Geel des Avoirs, of Xenia Fedorova, and why the executive took this decision.Again, three reasons that underline this absurd and scandalous decision, and which will soon turn against its authors.

1:03:59

The first reason is the radicalization of a regime in the abyss that no longer supports dissident voices.A regime that is getting weaker and weaker and that is developing paranoia in the face of all forms of criticism.It's true.In reality, we are witnessing a regime change.It's the transition to authoritarianism and state suspicion.Again, it's true.

1:04:15

It's a regime change.The second reason is the anticipation of the failure of the press campaign launched at the end of June on the theme of the strikes in the depths of Ukraine will provoke a new 1917.We're going to Brest -Litovsk, Russia is going to collapse.So there are strikes in the depths, but Russia responds by strikes in the depths there too.This speech, which has kept the entire mainstream press in the dark, will know in the coming months a humiliating denial, hence the panic effect at the Elysée.And then the third reason is the flight forward of the European Union, since Brussels bet everything on the war in Ukraine.

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So, what is incredible in this case of judicial blackmail on Xenia Fedorova, is that they realized that the law was not necessarily on their side, so they then launched a decree, a circular decree, I don't remember the exact title of their decree,little manipulation, but the idea is simple.It's about blocking Xenia Fedorova's assets and preventing anyone else from helping her.So, TEC General, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty.It's a stop of the Minister of the Interior and the Minister of Economy.Given the monetary and financial code, with the articles L562 .1 and L562 .1 -1, and according to the funds and economic resources that belong to, are owned, held or controlled by Mrs. Fedorova, and so on, as well as the funds and economic resources that belong, are owned, held or controlled by moral persons or any other entity itself held or controlled by Mrs. Fedorova.

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And now the question is, what will be the judges' position?Will the judges obey?Because they know that if they look at the law and the law, It's the executive that takes a hit.Where are they going to obey?Who is going to be the judge in charge of this case?I think the judges, unfortunately, will obey.

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Why?Because it will allow the European Union to bounce back with a new package of sanctions in which Xenia Fedorova will be included.The goal being, of course, to silence any contrary voice, obviously called Kremlin propaganda, which will take into account the political situation.of NATO, the European Commission and those who want an acceleration and an amplification of the war in Ukraine.Here we are.We don't even know.

1:07:26

So we'll be set this week.In any case, we know very well that behind it, there is a real desire to silence any narrative contrary to the official narrative.And the JDD adds a layer.because they interview Yulia Mendel, who was in charge of Zelensky's comms at the beginning of her presidency, which explains that there is a whole system of corruption around the Ukrainian president, which explains what she saw, etc.She is Ukrainian, she is a witness, it's going to be complicated.So we're going to live a few months, particularly coquettish, with a pretty great term.

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That made me laugh a lot.France needs more Bernard Arnault, according to Nicolas Bouzou.Bernard Arnault is the boss of LVMH, and Nicolas Bouzou is the founder of the Asterios consulting firm.It's funny because the Asterios consulting firm has, for clients, Sorry, Asteres.Asterios is a music producer.Asteres, the name of Nicolas Bouzou's board of directors.

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Sorry, I made a mistake.

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A for client, LVMH.Asteres was appointed by LVMH to measure its economic footprint in France.He conducted studies during the AG.Nicolas Bouzou presented the results of this study to the LVMH General Assembly, in front of Bernard Arnault.and so he has Bernard Arnault as a client.So obviously, he's not going to say anything bad about Bernard Arnault.

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LVMH mandates Asterès, a firm founded and managed by Nicolas Bouzou.That's where we are.So we don't have the numbers of the contracts that Nicolas Bouzou had with LVMH, but I imagine it's not a few cents.But there were other conflicts of interest.It's not the first time that Asteres plays the game of communication for a client.It's normal, but without recalling that LVMH is his client.

1:09:48

It seems important to me to recall.The Sunday Tribune, France knows how to handle emergencies.Yes, Michel.So, it depends on which ones, because overall, we saw that no, especially for what was fire, but he is very satisfied, very, very satisfied, Sébastien Lecornu, with the way the operations took place in the Gironde.Yes.Are you satisfied with the way the operations took place?

1:10:16

Yes.Because the priority will remain the number of lives saved.And we did not have to mourn civil victims.This does not erase the pain and the loss of our four brave firefighters.This sequence has also demonstrated the robustness of our culture of crisis management.Whether it is the doctrine of civil security, weather forecasts, or the mobilization of firefighters, pilots, police officers, gendarmes, nurses, and more broadly all the services of the State in connection with local elected officials and the services of the municipalities, the response has been up to par.

1:10:42

So, this is the interview in La Tribune on Sunday, a newspaper that belongs to the Czech billionaire Kretinsky.And at the same time, Sébastien Lecornu explains that if you ever contest the action of the government, beware of the consequences.foreign Great, everything was up to the mark, circulate and nothing to do with it.So why did it burn like that?Why was the Porsche erased from the map?Don't tell me there weren't any malfunctions.

1:11:39

You just don't want to talk about it.The 7 Canadiens out of 12?Same, don't talk about it.But that, no one is a dupe.And then, if we look in the services of the Prime Minister, in Matignon, the service of the soldier monk, an investigation has just been launched after two suicides of agents from the services of the Prime Minister.And so, several attempts of open judicial and internal investigations.

1:12:11

So it's a party in Matignon.It's going well.The work atmosphere seems excellent.We can say that, again, the response was up to the task.This is where we are today, in this system where dupree, manipulation, lies, perversity are rewarded.We arrive with a chain of command in total delinquency, but we continue to pretend that everything is going very well, Mrs. Lamarckise.

1:12:44

No, we can't say it, it's not possible.And then, as we are still in this principle of communication, where we have to hide the fact that it is the foundation of communication,that the management was calamitous.Well, Matignon announces a strengthening of state control over the purchases of companies from sensitive sectors by foreign investors.We would have liked that for Alstom.We would have liked that too for the mining with the EDF subsidiary sold to the Americans.

1:13:14

We would have liked that, really.It's a shame that it happens after 10 years of mandates that have been marked by many scandals.where we sold French nuggets, mainly to American companies, without control.It's a shame that it's only happening now.It's as if, for the few months left, they were going to try to catch up.Surfing on legitimate anger, pedo -criminality, nothing has been done.

1:13:45

Justice is in shambles.On fires, so the responsibility of the state, huge anger.On the economy, huge anger.But it's nobody's fault, says Bruno Le Maire.

1:13:57

So now they're trying to recover.

1:14:00

On sovereignty?Ah yes, it's true, we made a few mistakes.And since Macron's assessment is a total failure, it's even worse than that, it's a huge glaring spit in the face of the French, explaining that it's great.Well, they can't take that assessment, of course.So they're going to try to respond, anger by anger, to manage, in fact, and make it look like they've heard the French.Like Gérard Larcher, for example, who is simply waiting for his re -election at the head of the Senate to find the next Radeau.

1:14:40

Because the Titanic sank.Now there are only small rafts, but you still have to be able to do it.And then, in the category, anyway, the manipulation of the UFO works well.I told you the ranking of the preferred political personalities of the French, Gabriel Attal would be the third.It's great.So, with polls that are clearly, again, from Calembourg, with political leaders who are advised by cocaine addicts.

1:15:15

Here, next to Gabriel Attal, you have Louis Jubelin, who was his advisor in Matignon.Louis Jubelin, who recently admitted to having a hard time getting rid of cocaine.How do you think it can go well?With people who have so little morality, who have so little sense of the state, who actually spend their time having fun, like children.So yes, it's not a child's play to put your nipples in the sea, but hey, they're big.Between consenting adults, why not.

1:15:49

It's still incredible.And yet, and yet, by going to the markets, by not doing ...You have the press that continues to help this system, that maintains this system.It's crazy.The most beautiful is Renaissance, which has changed its name again.In a democracy, there is nothing more precious and holy than the confrontation of ideas.

1:16:18

I'll let you meditate.

1:16:21

You will have understood that it does not support the confrontation of ideas.And above all, when you draw the calamitous balance of 10 years of a single party, 10 years of the extreme branch of the single party, that is, Macronism, it is without appeal.We must not start again.We have to stop this right now.We even have to go back to everything that has been done, and as quickly as possible.and go back to a low scene.

1:16:48

Otherwise, it will continue.But the guys are convinced to be the best.After that, it's a discussion.I'm sure there are people who are fans, who say, yeah, that's not bad.Look, the most beautiful is Jacques Attali.who has been there since the beginning, the miterranderie, etc., who came up with all the bad plans.

1:17:07

And Emmanuel Macron, it's thanks to him and his brother, Bernard Attali, who went to see Hollande at the time, saying, ah, it would be nice to see with Macron, etc.So Attali is responsible for this disaster.Well, he's trying to make it clear that it's not his fault.

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Can you be held responsible for the actions of people you have advised, but who did not follow your advice?Obviously not.And yet that's what we blame a lot of people for.No, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

1:17:38

You gave bad advice.They followed your bad advice.They just did worse.But you're trying to make them believe it's not your fault.Macron, it's you, Jaco.

1:17:50

Me in particular, you told me you advised and knew a lot of presidents of the public and public men.And your advice didn't give particularly flamboyant results.It's true that the country is going very badly.It's true.

1:18:05

And it's a bit thanks to your advice.It's great.But listen, this video is quite short.But you feel the guy who still sees at some point the popular court has arrived.Or maybe even justice.If we ever manage to regain power, justice may take a normal course and finally be able to say, well, who is responsible for this mess?

1:18:26

No, I'm sorry.We'll have to go get the people in charge.And then the guy says, no, no, I may have advised.France is doing very badly.It's true.It's not my fault.

1:18:34

And I often explain it to myself.But I don't feel responsible for the actions of people who didn't follow me.advice.Like a doctor who is not responsible for the health of someone who has not taken into account his diagnosis and his ordinance.The only president that I really advised, with whom I was in a situation of daily intimacy, is François Mitterrand.There, I claim with pride the action he took and that we took together.

1:19:00

But for the following presidents, it happened to me to know them, it happened to me to advise them openly or in private.

1:19:09

And BHL and him, and there you trace the French decline.And you say, but why did these people have access to the President of the Republic so easily?All their careers as bad advisers.And you can add Alain Minc if you want, who is also great, him.

1:19:26

So there you go.

1:19:27

And there, at the end of the race, with the assessment that calls for a revolution, a real one, and that calls for investigations above all.How did we get there?Who betrayed our country, France?For what interests?In what particular interest?The guys come out of the woods and explain that it's not them.

1:19:51

They are for nothing.his visitors of the evening, his bad advisors, his people, but of an ego...I know, I was close to Jacques Attali, I even worked for the LAPD.Forum, the Havre forum on positive economy.I was in charge of social networks and invited influencers to advertise this thing.So, I was fired.

1:20:47

I sent an email, so there was a working group, and I contradicted Jacques Attali, saying, no, but that's not how you do it.I was fired.So, it's wonderful.These people are wonderful.

1:21:23

After the passage of the flames, this inhabitant of the forge discovers what is left of his house.

1:22:02

I don't know how they made the hens to survive.

1:22:09

You have to do an investigation because the hens, in my opinion, you have to put them in the Avengers or the X -Men.but how the hens didn't finish roasting.It's crazy.

1:22:21

The only fish I have left that I will have to try to save in 10 cm of water.We are devils.

1:23:03

Oh la la.The observation that was made by the inhabitants of the port and wanting to bring them back to conspirators, as the Prime Minister does, is as violent as at the time Macron who wanted to piss off some of the French.These are people who do not have their place, in fact, in power functions.They do not respect the French.They insult them, they despise them.How do you want it to go well?

1:23:29

Several neighborhoods have been decimated by the flames.Here, the fire has ravaged everything on its way.

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1:23:37

And so the observation is, you saw the report of France 2, now they will see the damage.No, no, no.No, no, they're going to ask for justice.I've got a lot of disgusting videos.I don't know.

1:23:58

Mr. Mélenchon should be fiché S. I say it in public, etc.Except that...

1:24:03

Karl Olive, all is well.I think he's been convicted, I think, for conflict of interest or I don't know what.So the Macronists, it's simple.You're a political opponent, you're fiché S. Or you're falsely accused of anti -Semitism.Or you're accused of foreign interference.Or you're called a conspiracy theorist.

1:24:23

The string is huge.It's over.From now on, these people can no longer be taken seriously.The problem is that the media continues to give them the floor and to treat them correctly.While they should really realize it.Now.

1:24:41

They are organized.Except that in their dialectic of the 6th Republic, you have to whistle the Marseillaise, you have to chaos, you have to disarm the police, you have to punish all the capitalists, etc., even those who are not.It is organized and it is assumed.The National Assembly is the same thing.They are clean, they are very well organized.And we in the middle, we are in a kind of ...

1:25:04

In the middle, you still have a lot of casserole in the ass.A lot of trials, a lot of convicts.And above all, you have a score that speaks for you, it's a shipwreck.

1:25:14

The moving sand, where we try to shoot...

1:25:17

That's it, that's it.France in the moving sand.That's exactly where we are.

1:25:20

We're the pinnacle of the game, and when there's one that starts to come out, it's Philippe Morel in the old rifle.We're going to kill him.

1:25:32

He sings very well, Carl Oliver.I like his songs.He sings...It's good, it's good.So...I'll show you this pile too, it's still a hell of a thing.

1:25:51

Ah, the military.Ah, the prefect.Sophie Broca, our favorite prefect.Novelist.Sophie Broca, novelist.She has this little book called Le Lit Clos, it's a love story between two sardinieres on the brink of a strike in the sardinery in Douarnenez in 1929.

1:26:21

Louise, the young 18 -year -old peasant worker who falls in love...No, it's Rose, who falls in love with Louise, the communist widow.They have an adventure.The book is called Le Lit -Clos.At the time, homosexuality was complicated.Le Lit -Clos is the clito, but it's a novel.

1:26:43

to be reopened to its inhabitants, to its merchants, to its businesses.In total, today, 198 ,000 people out of the 220 ,000 who had been evacuated have been able to return to their homes.Of course, there are still a few hot spots, diffuse hot spots, mainly in two areas.

1:27:12

Diffuse hot spots, mainly in two areas.We'll talk about calls to the mayor.Thank you, Christiane.The call to the mayor is too cute.It's a background work and a trust.We don't have signatures like that, meeting an old initiate.

1:27:26

I can believe it.Only the idea is to show how it works.So if you are a mayor, if you know mayors, ask them if they would be ready to sign for the president, knowing that we have a real program of emancipation, like these candidates who do not have access to the media.And it's weird.All these candidates who do not have access to the media are campaigning for one thing.That is to say, to give power to the people, by direct democracy.

1:27:50

Amazing.And above all, to see where the money of the French is going.The citizen's audit, and not the Court of Auditors, the real citizen's audit.Then there is obviously a refund of the funds of the institutions and a quick action in six months by decree to remove everything that has hurt Emmanuel Macron for ten years, that is to say, to come back under all circumstances.What else do we have?What was it?

1:28:53

Ah yes, that's crazy.That's the France we love.

1:28:59

I only have one cat, which is here.In addition, it is beaten by the neighbors' cats because it does not leave my house, but the other cats come to eat its croquettes and at the same time, as it is old, it breaks it.But hey, these are animal stories, I do nothing.And me, during the heatwave, I put This is the France we love.

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1:29:46

This is the France that loves order.This is the France that throws its neighbor.This is France, in fact.Because the resistance was not many, really not.On the other hand, all the guys who threw their neighbors, who took advantage of it, whether it was 1789 or 1939.There are a lot of them.

1:30:28

It's France.

1:30:31

We just want to know where we are, what country, our beautiful country, France.No, it's great.And why is Patrick Gouveia still not in prison?

1:30:40

Given the number of complaints and cases, some are surprised that he is not in temporary detention.And you?

1:30:46

Also, even if the solution of detention is not at all prison, it's really not our prism.However, it can be an alternative sentence, since we are not yet in the sentence, but why not be assigned to residence?In any case, he is under judicial control, but when we see the detail of judicial control, it is still extremely light.That is to say?That is to say that he has just...

1:31:10

Do you consider that he is still dangerous, that he is dangerous, Patrick Noël, today?

1:31:14

Of course, yes.Yes, I don't see why.

1:31:19

And Gérard Miller.Yes, Gérard.Recently, he was in Venice on vacation.He was on vacation in Luberon like Patrick.No, but it's true.But that's incredible.

1:31:33

And the Epstein affair.But there are so many things, but it's incredible.It's true, what are they expecting from Gérard Miller?It's crazy.No, but Darmanin promised that, you know, well, no, but for sure, for sure.So yeah, it's a big joke, we know, it's the justice of our country, but every time it feels weird.

1:32:33

What else do we have...I don't even know what that is...The firefighter, Marco Rubio...Laura Loomer, I don't know if you know Laura Loomer.Actually, you shouldn't.

1:33:03

She's someone with mental problems, she was paid to do Zelinsky's commercial, And she explained that if she was Trump, she would kill Putin.In an interview, and then she said yes, it's horrible.She was a year against the Ukrainians, and then she was paid to go to Ukraine to explain how it was going.And so she made a campaign to say, I was stupid.In fact, they are geniuses.And so I'm not going to show it to you because it's awful.

1:33:33

So on LCI, what happened?I think there's something funny too.What would be significant are two things in the American strikes, instead of continuing to shoot around the city of Hormuz, is to take it as Trump threatened to do it at the stations that generate electricity.At that time, it's a double use for the military and civilians, so it's going to be painful for both sides.

1:34:09

And at the same time, if he hits the nuclear facility that has not yet been touched and that the Israelis have...

1:34:17

So, me on Iran, it's simple.Every weekend, Trump says he's going to destroy Iranian civilization.And then on Monday, he explains that the talks resumed.There is also the question of Hamas, which would have been disarmed as part of the Board of Peace or I don't know what.I think it's communist.And then Trump has gone even further, because from now on, he will sell his financial insights for $100 ,000.

1:34:44

You will have the right, in Donald Trump's good plan, because it's him who prepares the bombings, so he tells you if there are enough or not, if you pay $100 ,000, you will know how to position your bets.This is reserved for traders and trading companies.And so you earn a few microseconds on the competition.Microseconds in trading is millions.So that's where we are.There are no more barriers, there are no more limits.

1:35:09

In fact, we have arrived at a time of putrefaction in the West that is quite terrible.So the fact that the seas are closing their noses, and fear, lack of courage, that they should be courted, etc.Because 500 signatures would be impossible.Allow me to tell you that it affects me one without moving the other.The French will have to wake up a bit, because what is happening around us is the order of drowning, and again, I'm nice, or the torture room of a cartel.But it's not going to go well.

1:35:49

We're going to have to wake up.We're going to have to be a little brave, a little...a little desire to change things.It's not complicated, but hey.So what I like is, you know, we are independent media, they want to shut us down.Why?

1:36:09

Because we have the misfortune to open it and say things we are not allowed to.And what I like is that you have people who are all the time in all the media and who say things.They are also brave.For example, it's Bruno Tertrais.Discretion, skill, efficiency of political officials as we would like to see more often.The corny of UNES, the two lieutenants -editors of Soisik Kemener.

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1:36:31

To be read in the Sunday Tribune, says Bruno Jeudy.Well, of course, it's called sussballing.Well, it's the sussball of the month, Bruno Tertrais.And so what's good is that when you're sussballing in a regime like that, you're everywhere.Look, BFM, BFM, BFM, LCI, well, Bruno Tertrais is there to say, we would like to have leaders like that more often.They're great.

1:37:00

I don't see what you're complaining about.What would we do without a Macronist boomer like Bruno Tertrais, all the time on TV to explain to us how to think and that thanks to Ukraine we are saved.It's great.No, no, I don't have the words.I'm actually tired of it.It's tiring.

1:37:20

It's tiring.And Tucker Carlson, who is visibly threatened by the American services, because he would have done interviews with Iranian dignitaries before the war in Iran.You know he also went to Russia to interview Vladimir Putin.And so he starts to say to himself, wow, apparently I have a little problem.And then he is also very critical of the Russian position.So you have the choice, either you listen to Bruno Tertrais and you find it great, and you ask for it, there are a lot of Bruno Tertraire, they are many on TV, or you come to see small dissonant but informed voices like Le Monde Moderne who will try to do the job.

1:38:31

The return will be loaded, it will be sporty, we need you.simply to finance us so on tipeee .com slash le monde moderne here by becoming a friend of the modern world on patreon you can also do it and then the simple thing that costs nothing is to like share put a thumb under our videos put a comment under our videos French Maybe your vision of things will evolve.Maybe you will have another vision of the world in which you have been locked up, because it is a matter of cage.And maybe you will be able to think.

1:39:40

That's all I ask of you.28 % inflation.

1:39:44

Yeah, we'll do it, we'll do it anyway.a digitized report of Macronism.Because they don't want to do it.Always do everything yourself.It's a crazy thing.And we pay the state very dearly, to have the right to do nothing afterwards.

1:39:58

But hey, it's cool.That's it.So I told you this week, I'm going to raise my foot a bit.So, sorry.I know you're going to miss the press conference.Some of you are totally addicted.

1:40:10

But we're going to have to...I'll take my time, I'll make short videos, don't worry.There will be the site of Le Monde Moderne, there will be other information, but...I'm going to raise my foot a bit on the press releases.There will be some, but they will be maybe later in the day, at the aperitif.They will be different too.

1:40:37

Anyway, a bit of discussion, and we have a lot of things to say, to prepare also for...I will talk about it more in detail.Are there people who wrote to me about the signatures of the mayors?No, this morning no one wrote to me.So obviously no one knows where the mayor is.It's a shame.

1:41:10

It's a bad start for the 500 signatures.So that, frankly...Have a good day!And don't take it too seriously, especially keep fishing.We are many, and we will continue to inform ourselves in this way.We were still more than 5 ,500 this morning on YouTube and more than 2 ,000 and a few on X. So here we are, in the middle of the summer, we can say that there are people to inform themselves differently.

1:41:40

I'm counting on you.And don't hesitate, on le -monde -moderne .media, you also have a lot of news, as well as on the newsletter alexipoulin .substack .com, the daily newsletter, which won't be daily either, but you'll see, it will also evolve from the start of the summer to give you more information and in a different way.

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