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France is seething. And now Macron is under siege
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The yellow vests are in Paris. And the French capital becomes the scene of one of the most violent protests and symbolic of recent years. The Deep France has arrived in the streets of the great French metropolis. A world in revolt, a France light years away from that of the magnificent and progressive fortunes that Emmanuel Macron would like to represent. It is an impoverished country, worried by an economic crisis that seems to have no end, tired of an increasingly distant president incapable of understanding the needs of real France. This France, already hit the streets across the country in the past week, continues his protest. And now he is besieging Macron.
The government's appeals to remain calm were not enough. The march of the yellow vests towards the large Paris demonstration was peppered with fierce criticism, in contro in, but above all by the will of the French government, represented by the Minister of the Interior Christophe Castaner the prime minister gave it Édouard Philippe, to go straight. Paris does not bow to the protesters: that was the message sent from the palaces of power. And now the protest has directly hit the heart of the country, Paris, con 81thousand demonstrators which still paralyze parts of the country and thousands who instead stormed the center of the capital.

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Actuality | Non-fiction

In France everything is always good. Like in Germany
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IN FRANCE, HOWEVER, ALL IS WELL. LIKE IN GERMANY.

IN FRANCE, HOWEVER, ALL IS WELL. LIKE IN GERMANY.

Macron does one and thinks one. As you will know, he is the anti-fascist racist , managed to praise Marshal Pétain, the head of the Vichy government, collaborator with Hitler, sparking international protests. Practically, every time he opens his mouth, he blurts out in some involuntary provocation. He often uses made-up words , distorted (croquignolet), thug slang ("brothel", “crazy money”) or enigmatic (“essence …
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Actuality | Freemasonry INTERNATIONAL

France, another Freemason in the halls of power
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Another Freemason in the halls of power, in France. This is Christopher Castaner, appointed new Minister of the Interior last year 16 October, two weeks after the resignation of Gérard Collomb.
During his studies in Law, International commercial law, Criminal sciences and criminology and Political sciences, Castaner approached the clubs «Forum» by Michel Rocard, where he met different personalities from the political world, including the Freemasons Michel Sapin, Alain Bauer, Manuel Valls as well as Olivier Faure, with whom he maintained contact, and Benoît Hamon, with which he instead cut them off. He became a member of the Socialist Party in 1986. He was elected Mayor of Forcalquier in 2001, later confirmed in 2008 and in 2014; In the 2004 he was a regional councilor in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, then re-elected in 2010. In the 2012 he was elected deputy in the II Constituency of Alpes-de Haute-Provence. Member of the Financial Commission of the National Assembly, he was appointed special rapporteur for labor and employment budgets. In June 2014 the then prime minister Manuel Valls entrusted him with the vice-presidency of Copiesas by decree, the Participation Guidance Council, of profits, of wage savings and employee share ownership. Furthermore, he was rapporteur of the growth law, on activity and equality in economic opportunity, better known as the Macron law. And Castaner was appointed by Macron himself in 2017 Secretary of State in charge of relations with Parliament and designated spokesperson for Edouard Philippe's government, place he left the 24 November of that year: a few days before, il 18 November, had been elected general delegate of The Republic on the move.
Last 16 His appointment as Minister of the Interior arrived in October: according to various media, he would have threatened to leave the post of Secretary of State and thus add himself to the long list of farewells to the government, if he had not been given this ministry. Like his predecessor and like most of those who have had this function, Castaner is also a Freemason, as the agency specifies Medias-Presse.Info, along with many other media outlets, like blogging The Beige Living Room, which provides an additional piece, highlighting how it is precisely of On the move 80% of approximately 500 adherents to Circolo Camille-Desmoulins, committed to bringing together Freemasons of any obedience, who recognize themselves in the ideas and actions of Emmanuel Macron. And then everything becomes clearer… Read More

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Actuality | Policy

Democracy according to Macron
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DEMOCRACY ACCORDING TO MACRON

DEMOCRACY ACCORDING TO MACRON

(MB. From Contropiano, the communist newspaper:) Solidarity to Jean-Luc Mélenchy! of Power to the People This morning at 7:00 the police raided Jean Luc Melenchon's house. Carpet searches in every corner, computer seizure, cell phones and other personal items. The reasons for this forced invasion, not even if it was about who knows what, they are traceable, according to initial reports, …
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Macron boycotts train pilgrimages to Lourdes
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Instead, you would do well to go with your grandmother, Who knows, maybe a miracle will happen…(n.d.r.)
The alarm was raised by the National Coordination of Italian Pilgrimages, which fears the suppression of the special train service to Lourdes departing from Italy
Of Giorgia Baroncini
Ora Emmanuel Macron boycott train pilgrimages to Lourdes. The French president has considered blocking trains carrying i pellegrini to the Marian sanctuary. Read More

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Actuality | WORLD CONFLICT

Libya, the secret war of Paris: special forces deployed by Macron
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THE EYES OF WAR
Of Davide Bartoccini
A silent contingent of special forces and agents of DSGE secret services who operate in the Libyan theater for over two years: officially in "anti-ISIS function", but often close to the actions of the armed forces led by the general Khalifa Haftar. The man on the rise in the Libyan crisis who risks overwhelming the Tripoli government (Gna).
Italy is not the only European power to have a contingent of special forces engaged in “front line” on Libyan soil. France too, which according to what was reported in the past by The Mondeis waging a “secret war” in Libya, has a task force of special forces and military operators in the field Dsge – General Directorate of External Security – press the database Benina air base, east of Benghazi. The presence was also confirmed by the UN special envoy Martin Kobler .
A contingent of one hundred and fifty men, according to the latest rumors dating back to 2016, which may have been reinforced by additional units after some losses recorded, and following the continuous escalations that have reached their peak in recent days: when clashes in the outskirts of the capital saw some mortar shells fall near government buildings and embassies, forcing the evacuation of personnel - including Italians - from Tripoli. Read More

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Actuality | WORLD CONFLICT

The new war in Libya? It's just the old one, dirty, French colonialism
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Of Fulvio Scaglione
The new war in Libya? It's just the old one, dirty, French colonialism
Source: linkiesta
The new one, yet another crisis in Libya, with the government of Fayez al-Sarraj on the brink of the abyss due to the attack by rebel militias, It has a very complicated outline, which includes historical rivalries between tribes, the role of Gaddafi's former hierarchs, the sharing of oil revenues, the interference of a long series of countries ranging from the USA to Great Britain, from France to Italy, from Russia to Egypt, from Türkiye to Qatar.
But the substance, at least in the reality of recent years, it's much much simpler: there is a very weak and almost impotent Government, the one led by Al-Sarraj, which acts under the auspices of the United Nations and is recognized by the international community; and there is a country, the France, who works for that Government to fall, even at the cost of plunging Libya back into total chaos.
Emmanuel Macron did his part when, last July, he called a unilateral summit to bring together Al-Sarraj and his sworn enemy, the former Gaddafi and former CIA general Khalifa Haftar, with the obvious result of delegitimizing the first and legitimizing the second. And he's still doing it, given that the moralizing militias (they say the Government is corrupt, think about that pulpit) they went on the offensive between our Prime Minister Conte's trip to Washington, where Donald Trump had gone so far as to propose an Italian-American "control room" for Libya, and the conference on Libya organized in Rome for 10 November. His plan is clear: eliminate Al-Sarraj and go to those elections in December that no one except him wanted and which would end up crowning a vassal of Paris.
The substance of this conflict is very very simple: there is a very weak government, the one led by Al-Sarraj but recognized by the international community. And there is a country, the France, who works for that Government to fall, even at the cost of plunging Libya back into total chaos. Macron's plan is clear: eliminate Al-Sarraj and go to those elections in December that no one except him wanted and which would end up crowning a vassal of Paris: Khalifa Haftar. Read More

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Actuality | WORLD CONFLICT

Macron e i trafficanti di uomini tendono una trappola all'Italia
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Of Michela Mercuri
Macron and human traffickers are setting a trap for Italy
Source: The Subsidiary
For about five days some areas of the Libyan capital have been the scene of serious clashes between militias, despite some attempts at a truce, they don't seem to want to stop. Yesterday a mortar shell hit a hotel near our embassy. Internal settlement of accounts, as has already happened other times in the last year, or something more serious that could jeopardize the stability of the Government of National Accord (Gna) by Fayez al-Serraj, historical ally of Italy? And what our government's options might be?

First of all, it is necessary to shed light on the possible causes of this resurgence.

The tension between the various groups present in Tripoli can be attributed to various reasons. First of all, the decline in migratory flows from the Tripoli coasts - which guaranteed income to some groups present in the area - has cut a good slice of the cake from which many militias ate, satiating theirs “economic appetites”. Put another way, keeping armed groups under control with the proceeds of illegal trafficking is now much more difficult and this could constitute a risk for the stability of the UN-branded government. Proof either way, prima, the Seventh Brigade, a militia stationed in the cities of Tarhuna, south of the capital, it moved against formations loyal to Serraj, accusing them of being corrupt; Then, as reported by some agencies, Wrong Badi, controversial figure of the Libyan Dawn operation - who in 2014 forced the newly elected government to take refuge in Tobruk - he spread a message on Facebook saying he was ready to enter Tripoli at the head of the al Samoud brigade. As an old popular saying goes “hunger drives the wolf out of its den” and so it was. Read More

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Actuality | Non-fiction

The powder keg Libya: we risk losing Tripoli too. And migrant trafficking has become an industry
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Of Alberto Negri
The powder keg Libya: we risk losing Tripoli too. And migrant trafficking has become an industry
Source: Alberto Negri
Italy also risks losing Tripoli? Fayez Sarraj's government, supported by the Islamist brigades but under constant attack from the other militias _ despite yet another fragile truce _ appears increasingly weak, General Khalifa Haftar in Cyrenaica is increasingly threatening towards Italy, Macron's France increasingly determined to pursue its agenda to call elections by the end of the year.
But what is Italian policy in Libya? No one is really able to answer despite Salvini and Moavero's visits to Tripoli. Indeed, Italy seems almost isolated, despite the Tripoli government being the one recognized by the international community as opposed to Haftar's power, backed by France, Egypt, Russia and the United Arab Emirates. In reality, American support for the Italian positions also appears very evanescent: the impression is that Trump told Prime Minister Conte the same nonsense about Libya that Obama told Renzi, that of our pre-eminent role in Libyan affairs which in practice the other powers do not recognize in us except in words. Even the publicized conference on Libya in Rome, to be held in October, it appears incongruent if the French and Haftar position prevailed in order to hold new elections, even just presidential ones (without legislative and constitutional reform). Read More

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