Press Briefs indicated that, according to Ipsos BVA, Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella had lost four and three points of popularity respectively in one month. The account then mentioned the anti-Semitic remarks attributed to the president of the National Rally, who denies being the author, and the elements published by Mediapart: testimonies, data extractions from Meta made under the watch of the media and a bailiff, as well as correspondence between Bardella's public posts and private messages from the implicated account. It also mentioned biographical details that reappeared eleven years later, and that, according to him, Bardella was the only one who knew at the time. Press Briefs also reported that, according to Le Canard enchaîné, the content of one of Bardella's Facebook accounts had been completely deleted in recent days, while he claimed that his personal accounts had not existed for a long time. The account described Bardella's reaction as silence and a leap forward, then wondered whether far-right activists would blame him more for his strategy of lies than for the remarks themselves. #politique #antisémitisme #RassemblementNational (translated)
The Fed of the Lose wrote that Paul Seixas had humiliated the FFL in front of the whole world and that the Frenchman, aged 20 years and 16 days, had entered the dark side of cycling history. https://t.co/N4U7QgDrfn #Cyclisme #Sport #Histoire (translated)
Antoine Léaument wrote that, according to him, more and more people were becoming aware of the situation and that the National Rally would decline in 2027. He called for siding with what he deemed right for France. https://t.co/75Y337Vx6u #Histoire #France #Politique (translated)
Nasss explained that the person concerned had abstained because the text was being rewritten in the National Assembly by the right and the far right, and therefore did not know its final version. According to Nasss, she had requested that the two subjects be separated and that the concerned mention be removed in order to vote only on female genital mutilation, but the opposition had refused. Nasss believed that a favorable vote would have led to approving a rewritten text whose content was uncertain, while a vote against could have made her appear in favor of female genital mutilation. #Politique #AssembléeNationale #Excision (translated)
Matthieu Valet reported having debated on BFM TV with Elsa Marcel from Révolution permanente, a group he described as dangerous for the Republic. He said that his side would seek to dissolve the group and criticized it for presenting Hamas's actions as resistance, supporting individuals convicted for the assault of a police officer and the arson of a police car, and not condemning violence against law enforcement. Valet also accused the group of implicating police officers in violence against high school students. He claimed to have reframed Elsa Marcel despite her interruptions and believed that her anger showed she struggled with contradiction. He concluded that he would not let anything pass regarding hatred and violence towards police officers. #République #Dissolution #ExtrêmeGauche (translated)
AuBonTouiteFrançais accused his opponents of resorting to hacking, secret maneuvers, denunciation, and defamation. He depicted them as the camp of darkness and his own camp as that of light, believing that the concealment of such actions proved that they were wrong and that his camp was right. #vérité #lumière #résistance (translated)
Blue White Red! asserted that the LFI deputy Rima Hassan had been filmed by surveillance cameras degrading, in the European Parliament, an exhibition in tribute to the victims of the Islamist terrorist attacks of October 7. The author indicated that the president of the Parliament had condemned the act and believed that the public was finally becoming aware of the danger that LFI represented. He added that it was time. https://t.co/MhbQoWhZkV #ParlementEuropéen #LFI #Terrorisme (translated)
The author indicated that the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights expressed concern over the repression during high school protests in France. He denounced the government's actions, stating that they were bringing shame to the country internationally, and called on it to listen to the students and put an end to the violence. https://t.co/0lNsHsgk1O #DroitsDeLHomme #France #Lycéens #FR (translated)
Bonheur Muamba called on Lord Chris to demonstrate consistency and not distort the facts by supporting the regime. He wrote that public payments should, in his view, be based on certified documents and rigorous controls, including the verification of compliance lists, and not on mere online statements. He added that promoting national entrepreneurship did not justify the automatic validation of claims. He asserted that the rule of law desired by President Félix Tshisekedi also applied to the economy and that the Deputy Prime Minister of Economy, Daniel Mukoko Samba, was simply applying the law, which required an audit, verification, and compliance certification before any payment. Muamba also stated that equality before the law concerned all oil operators and urged his interlocutor to adhere to Congolese laws rather than what he termed social media blackmail. #RDC #Économie #Droit (translated)
After several days of reflection, GeoTales announced its return and stated that it wanted to refocus its account on science, which it presented as the origin of its identity and audience. It said it has more than 53,000 subscribers and aims for 100,000 "in a few months." It cited volcanology, seismology, natural disaster monitoring, and scientific discoveries among the topics it wished to address, as well as technological developments, notably artificial intelligence and its possible consequences. It said it wanted to explain these topics rigorously and without sensationalism, while making knowledge accessible to the largest number of people. GeoTales also stated that it deeply loves France. It mentioned its multiple origins, of which it is proud, and explained that France is the country where it grew up, built its life, and founded its family. It added that it intends to defend the country when it believes it is necessary to react, without making its account a political space. It thanked its ever-present subscribers and summarized its approach by stating that science was its compass and that France remained its home. #Science #GeoTales #France (translated)
The author stated that the whole world was watching the French youth and encouraged them to be proud to take part in history. He called for the mobilization to continue on Tuesday, October 13. https://t.co/0KwxntrEr4 #Jeunesse #Histoire #Mobilisation #FR (translated)
One Piece Spoils summarized the section dedicated to Sanji in chapter 1195. According to their account, Sanji rose from the rubble and attacked Killingham, hitting him with kicks until he tore his body apart. However, Killingham regenerated before transforming into a hybrid form, with the lower body of a kirin and the upper body of a human. He then fired a laser that knocked Sanji down, injuring him in the shoulder with his spear. The account mentioned that Sanji then remembered Gaban's words, who had criticized him for underestimating himself. He also recalled several moments where he had sacrificed himself for his companions, in the Baratie, Skypiea, Thriller Bark, Zou, and Whole Cake Island arcs. Sanji then understood that these sacrifices were not meant to devalue himself, according to the summary. As Sanji was injured, the dance music of the okamas from the Kamabakka kingdom came back to his memory. One Piece Spoils then reported a memory of Ivankov, who kept telling Sanji that he had a serious weakness. #OnePiece #Sanji #Manga (translated)
The author attributed to Céline Imart the adoption by the European Parliament of a resolution that he described as unprecedented against Islamist infiltration and the networks of the Muslim Brotherhood. He believed that Europe was becoming aware for the first time of the threat that these networks would pose to its security. #Europe #Sécurité #Islamisme #EU (translated)
The author welcomed Céline Imart after what he described as the European Parliament's unprecedented resolution against Islamist entryism and the networks of the Muslim Brotherhood. He stated that Europe was, for the first time, becoming aware of the threat they posed to security, and he mentioned a report that he had declassified. #Europe #Sécurité #Islamisme #EU (translated)
Kultur stated that images showing Bally Bagayoko intervening to protect students from the security forces had been shared abroad. The author added that several foreign media outlets had picked up the video and reported on the situation. https://t.co/Gb6sTjlxun #France #Actualité #Solidarité (translated)
Many people are not aware of the impact of their behavior on the markets. We are like a bunch of tiny characters in a playground squabbling. And outside, there is a kind of yeti 40 meters tall, very hairy, with mean eyes, looking at us and about to give us a big kick. That's called the market. Nicolas Dufourcq, the head of the public investment bank Bpifrance, urged parliamentarians to vote for the budget presented by the government on BFM Business, before the opening of the Big entrepreneurship fair, which is expected to bring together 95,000 people in Paris. #Budget2027 #FinancesPubliques #Bpifrance (translated)
The press brief reported on hands and jaws being torn off, eyes being gouged out, and police cars allegedly charging at young people. According to the media, 24% of the French deemed law enforcement insufficient, which particularly suggested among those over 50 a desire to intensify repression aimed at high school and university students. #France #Répression #Violence (translated)
"We formed a human chain. I got gassed. I've never experienced anything like that in my life. It means my skin was burning, my eyes were burning. I didn't even know where I was walking. My friend had his skull blown apart. He has stitches." Linda, 16 years old and a senior student, assures that the gathering was "peaceful." #Marseille #Lycéens #ViolencesPolicières (translated)