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🇫🇷 🟠 FLASH | Paris : filmé par @RemyBuisine ce soir, la police envoie des GAZ LACRYMOGÈNES d'un côté, pendant qu'à quelques mètres, elle PROTÈGE une SOIRÉE AU TROCADÉRO. (@brutofficiel)
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The Taliban told me about every CIA meeting they had about invading Iran.
The first is that the US desperately wanted Bagram airbase back. It was the biggest US airbase in the world.
The US approached the Minister of defense & the Minister of foreign affairs about offering a blank cheque essentially.
The Taliban basically told them directly
“listen even if we did want the money, half of our forces would join Isis if we let you back in the country to bomb Iran from our soil”
The next attempt was a CIA mossad operation where they sent in an Israeli with a Spanish passport who posed as a muslim. They said they would supply the Taliban with unlimited armament if they invaded Iran from the West and allowing them to keep the land and prosper from the oil.
The guy was put under surveillance and was found emailing an embassy about this plan to get Iran invaded on a two front war. He was detained and admitted he was Israeli lol.
Some meetings I can’t speak about but they’re all pretty funny.
The Taliban heavily believe Iran will be invaded within 1 month
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The War Propaganda Is Even Dumber This Time
As CENTCOM meets with Trump to plan more Iran strikes, the war propaganda is dumber than it has ever been.
Fox News is running stories about an Iranian “plot” to kill US military personnel in the middle east, as though a country planning ways to defend itself from hostile attackers is some sinister new development.
CBC ran a completely evidence-free report alleging that Iran has been paying gunmen to shoot bullets into empty buildings in Toronto, Canada. One of the dumbest things we are asked to believe about Iran is that it keeps taking time away from defending itself against US-Israeli aggressions in order to orchestrate random acts of arson and vandalism in mid-power western states for no discernible benefit to its strategic interests.
Former Israeli military intelligence officer Mordechai Kedar went on Piers Morgan to call Iran an “artificial state”, saying “its fate is to be dismantled, is to be shattered to pieces, as it should have been from the beginning.” Calling one of the world’s oldest civilizations an “artificial state” from inside a country that’s younger than Mick Jagger and has been propped up by nonstop western military aggression throughout 100 percent of its existence is, uh, certainly a choice.
Under Trump, the war propagandists don’t even need to try anymore. He’s just going to inflict all sorts of horrors upon the middle east and Latin America with blunt-force military aggression, and then when he leaves office they’re going to act like he’s carrying all the sins of the US empire with him on his back.
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British police arrested 325 people on terrorism charges for protesting in support of the proscribed activist group Palestine Action on Saturday. Sky News reports that 94 percent of all terrorism arrests this year have been made because of support for Palestine Action.
“There were 3,867 arrests for suspected terrorist activity in the year to June, of which 94% were linked to supporting the group,” Sky News reports, adding, “In the previous 12-month period, before the ban came into force, 234 terror arrests were made.”
Drop bombs on buildings full of children and the UK will call you an ally. Express support for activists who try to stop those bombs and the UK will call you a terrorist.
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I fucking, fucking, FUCKING HATE writing about “antisemitism”. I am so motherfucking SICK of it. I hate the word. I hate the rapey, gaslighting way all western institutions are constantly forcing this fake narrative down our throats that opposing genocide and apartheid and crazy wars means you secretly hate some random tiny religious group. Hate it, hate it, HATE it.
But I have to keep writing about it, because if you let them control the narrative it just takes over and becomes the consensus reality. So essay after essay after motherfucking essay I find myself writing “Uh no actually it’s not a hate crime to say you shouldn’t drop military explosives on buildings full of children” like a fucking moron, over and over and over again.
These freaks make me fucking sick. I hate the way they’re constantly trying to stick their gross, rapey fingers into our minds and convince us we think things we don’t think and feel things we don’t feel. They never stop. They’re like a cloud of gnats on a humid summer day constantly trying to fly into your nose, mouth and eyes. You swat them away and they’re back an instant later, swarming, suffocating.
Pieces of shit. Fucking disgusting, evil scumbags.
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No one supports Israel on principle. It’s always because they think they’re getting something out of it. Career advancement. A place in Heaven. Real estate in Tel Aviv. Acceptance from their family. Approval from their peers. The presidency of the United States.
People support Palestine because they sincerely believe it’s the right thing to do, but Israel supporters always believe they’re personally getting something out of it. It may have been possible for someone to sincerely believe Israel was on the right side of history once upon a time, but in 2026 nobody honestly thinks that. There’s always something in it for them. Always some skin in the game.
In that sense, they’re just plunderers. They’re taking from an abused population in order to get something for themselves. They’re throwing their support behind a genocidal settler-colonialist project in exchange for some personal reward in the same way vikings used to raid coastal towns and steal everything they had.
Pretty evil if you think about it.
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I hear people say things like, “I don’t understand why they’re pushing AI so hard when we can all see it’s making everything worse.”
That’s because it’s not being marketed to you; it’s being marketed to governments and plutocrats. They’re the real target audience for these products, not you.
You are not receiving the real sales pitch for AI, because the real sales pitch would not appeal to your sensibilities. The real sales pitch for AI isn’t “Hey check out this product, it makes some web searches slightly easier and it can maybe write your emails for you.” The real sales pitch for AI is “This product allows you to surveil the entire population of your country. It can be built into autonomous surveillance drones and killing machines. It can allow you to monitor and control every aspect of your society. It can reverse the decentralization of information brought on by the internet age. It can take away the collective bargaining power of workers and give you the skilled services your company requires. It can nullify strikes, civil disobedience, and even full-scale revolutions, and lock humanity into your capitalist dystopia forever.”
That’s the real sales pitch. It doesn’t sound appealing to any normal person, but it makes sense when you remember who these technologies are really being sold to, and why.
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Reading by Tim Foley:
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🔴ALERTE INFO
🚨🇫🇷👮🏻♂️ Me Yassine Bouzrou, avocat de la famille de Mauricio, accuse le procureur de Bobigny d’avoir tenté d’étouffer l’affaire et de dissimuler la vérité sur les circonstances de sa mort.
🔴ALERTE INFO
🔴🇫🇷👮🏻♂️Un homme de 44 ans est mort en garde à vue dans des circonstances troublantes au commissariat de Saint-Ouen, en Seine-Saint-Denis.
👉 Mauricio K., 44 ans, est décédé mardi 27 octobre dans l’après-midi, après avoir été victime d’un arrêt cardiorespiratoire. Malgré l’intervention des pompiers, l’homme n’a pas pu être réanimé, selon le parquet, qui a confirmé son décès auprès du Parisien.
👉 Son père, Maurice K., et son avocat dénoncent les circonstances de cette mort et affirment que « des violences graves ont été commises lors de l’interpellation », lesquelles auraient entraîné son décès.
👉 Une plainte a été déposée auprès de l’IGPN, mais l’avocat de la victime dénonce « le silence assourdissant » du parquet et de l’IGPN, chargée de l’enquête.
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JUST IN: Apple Maps has put all the buildings back in Gaza, because the easiest solution to a genocide is to pretend it isn't happening.
Image on the right is from Google, showing the current reality.
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Mohammad Mehdi Mirbagheri Shahroudi, a member of the Council of Experts in Iran, on the latest directive from the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Imam Mojtaba Khamenei:
🚫 In the past few days, a revolution has taken place in Iran. The organizers of the coup d'état have been struck, and the full extent of which will soon become known.
🚫 From now on, orders to the armed forces will come directly from the leader of the Islamic community (the Imam of the society). All intermediaries and advisors have been removed.
🚫 The Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) has effectively replaced the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the field of diplomacy. In these conditions, the government only performs a consultative function.
🚫 Issues such as negotiations, ceasefires, and the conclusion of agreements are now exclusively in the hands of the armed forces and the people who have taken to the streets, and no one else.
🚫 The future order will be formed exclusively in cooperation with the peoples of the "Axis of Resistance."
🚫 Anyone who wants to play a certain role in the new order in Western Asia must immediately join the Axis of Resistance.
🚫 Iran's response measures have been defined without any restrictions, and the order to implement them has already been given.
🚫 In other words, all spies, hypocrites, and fools have been completely removed from the decision-making process, which has astonished the entire world.
🚫 After this directive, representatives of various countries contacted Iran, but the response remained exactly as formulated by the leader of the Islamic community:
🚫 "Wherever the United States and Zionists have interests, those interests will be under fire."
🚫 And no one is able to change the order that has already been given.
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The most significant political reality in the world is also the most under-discussed political reality in the world, and it can be summed up as follows:
There are a whole lot more of us than there are of them, and we can force revolutionary change whenever we want.
That's it. There are a whole lot more ordinary people suffering under the status quo system of capitalism, imperialism, militarism and authoritarianism than there are people benefiting from it, and we can use the power of our numbers to overthrow that system whenever we decide to.
It's self-evident, and so simple that you can sum it up in a single sentence. But because our society is so deeply indoctrinated and mind-controlled, it simply doesn't show up in the normal every day conversations people have about politics and the problems we face as a society today.
We are encouraged to discuss elections and party politics with great vigor. We are rewarded with amplification on large plutocrat-owned platforms if we fan the flames of divisive culture war wedge issues or mainstream partisan punditry. But what we are absolutely never rewarded for and never encouraged to discuss is the fact that the oligarchs and empire managers who rule our society would be completely powerless to stop a people's revolution of sufficient scale.
We could all stop working and paying for things. We could barricade all the roads, railroads and infrastructure. We could demolish every bank, police station and government building. We could literally eat all the billionaires. Just, you know, hypothetically. We could do anything we wanted to do. No one could stop us.
All mainstream politics, media, and schooling is designed to direct our attention away from this political reality, while the people who rule over us never stop thinking about it. It haunts them. It consumes them. It keeps them up at night. They obsess over it.
That's why they're rushing to implement militarized robots, autonomous drones, and AI-driven mass surveillance.
That's why they're pushing for easily controlled digital currencies and digital IDs.
That's why they're working to re-centralize control of information to reverse the large-scale decentralization brought on by the internet.
That's why they've been hammering us with mass media propaganda for generations, and have been developing increasingly sophisticated mass-scale psyops in the age of AI and smartphones.
That's why we are actively herded into two mainstream political parties deadlocked in a perpetual tug-of-war to give us the illusion that we are engaging in meaningful political action.
That's why we are trained from when we are schoolchildren to believe we live in free democracies where people control the actions of their government using their votes.
It's because the rich and powerful are at all times acutely aware that the masses could turn on them at any instant, and must be kept in a perpetual state of manipulation and distraction in order to prevent this from happening.
I dunno, man. Sounds kinda unsustainable if you ask me. Especially given how discontented people are becoming as the capitalist empire stumbles over its own contradictions and runs out of arguments for its continued existence.
We're standing in a cage that isn't even locked. The door's not even closed. The only thing keeping us here is the recorded voice of the prison warden telling us "THERE IS NO ESCAPE" over and over again on repeat.
One day our gaze is going to turn to that door. And we will step out of it. And we will be free.
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There’s one point Tucker Carlson doesn’t mention: the destruction an Iranian retaliation could cause.
No one needs half a ton of 60% enriched uranium for anything except a weapon. It doesn’t matter what they say or what kind of legislation they claim to follow.
Starting from that premise, I would say that whoever had 60% enrichment more than a year ago and an agreement with the North Koreans, today not only has over 90% enrichment, but already possesses miniaturized warheads as well as dual-use missiles.
The chance that Iran has nuclear weapons today is very high.
What would Iran’s response be if attacked?
Strikes with missiles against Israel, and given the accuracy of recent launches against bases in Jordan, I would say Iranian missiles are better calibrated than they were in March.
Let’s say Iran responds and hits Israel with a warhead. What proportions are we talking about now?
Netanyahu is a megalomaniac whose executive brain function is incapable of measuring risks and self-preservation.
I don’t think Trump will commit this madness, but if he does, there is a significant risk that much more than contaminated water will occur.
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Under pressure from Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Trump administration may be within days of launching a nuclear strike on Iran. The target would be Pickax Mountain in central Iran, where Israeli intelligence claims the Iranian government has restarted its nuclear enrichment program. No conventional weapon in the American arsenal can penetrate 300 feet of solid granite to destroy the tunnels where enrichment is supposedly taking place. The only military option is a nuclear strike. Netanyahu has been pushing hard for one. “Bibi calls Trump about it every day,” says an informed observer.
Netanyahu is cornered and desperate. After last week’s election results, he can’t form a government unless Trump intervenes directly in Israeli politics and brokers a deal with other parties that gives Netanyahu 61 seats in the Knesset. Otherwise, he is out as prime minister and on his way to ignominy, investigations and possibly jail. Netanyahu must stay close to Trump. He needs this war.
To that end, he’s applied maximum pressure to his closest allies in the administration, including Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and CENTCOM commander Brad Cooper. Both oppose a negotiated settlement to the war they’ve so grievously mismanaged; both are pushing to restart major combat operations. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and CIA director John Ratcliffe are also following Netanyahu’s lead, as are leaders of the Democratic Party. In a recent meeting on the subject, former president Barack Obama said he opposes the current Iran peace deal being drafted in Doha.
The rest of America’s longtime allies in the Middle East are terrified by the prospect of more war. On September 27th, Netanyahu flew secretly to Abu Dhabi to enlist the UAE in his lobbying effort for a final attack on Iran. The Emiratis refused. After eight months of conflict, Gulf economies are teetering. So are global energy and fertilizer markets. They won’t recover soon. Globally, there are a total of about 850 supertankers used to transport oil from producers to the rest of the world. In October alone, 11 of them were badly damaged in Hormuz. At this pace, a global depression is imminent. A nuclear strike would radically accelerate the destruction. Fallout from a ground explosion at Pickax Mountain would contaminate the Persian Gulf, poisoning the water supply for 100 million people.
And those are just some of the immediate consequences for the region. The rest of the world is every bit as exposed. No country other than the United States has ever used a nuclear weapon in war. Some would like to. An American nuclear attack on Iran would set a new precedent. The Russians have already told at least two other governments that an American nuclear strike on Iran would free them to use nuclear weapons against Ukraine. Pakistan and India would be tempted to do the same against each other, as would North Korea against Seoul. After the first nuclear strike, World War Three is inevitable. That war would be short and final.
We’ve been sleepwalking toward this moment for months. Since February, the administration has quietly rewritten America’s nuclear doctrine to make first use of so-called “battlefield nukes” easier and therefore more likely. No one in Washington in either party seems bothered by this. Now we’re on the brink of it.
Close observers say Trump is likely to decide by next weekend whether or not to use nuclear weapons. That would be November 7, six days from now. To his credit, he’s hesitating. At the moment, Trump is listening to his vice president, JD Vance, and to his envoy and friend Steve Witkoff, both of whom argue a deal with Iran can be made.
They’re right, though it won’t be simple. The Iranians are famously frustrating to negotiate with under any circumstances, and elements of that government have become more radical since Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his family were killed in February. After decades of isolation, even relatively moderate Iranian leaders seem confused by how decisions are made in the West. (There is a widespread belief in Tehran, for example, that the United States government controls Israel.) But overall, people who have spoken to decision-makers in Iran say there is consensus there that more war is bad for everyone and a deal is worth making.
One group that hasn’t been consulted so far is the global population — the hundreds of millions of people who will be killed along with their children if Trump is pushed by Netanyahu into launching a nuclear strike next week. Now would be the time for them to speak up.
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“For Israel to have nuclear weapons, we had to sell stolen black babies to families in the US, where they did medical experiments on them. Now Israel has enough nuclear power to wipe out the entire world in a minute.” - Rabbi Yosef Mizrahi
Wait what????
🚨 This Israeli Rabbi just admitted something insane:
“For Israel to have nuclear weapons, we had to sell stolen black babies to families in the US, where they did medical experiments on them. Now Israel has enough nuclear power to wipe out the entire world in a minute.”
This is the Yemenite Children Affair (1950s) : Thousands of babies from poor Yemeni Jewish families “disappeared” right after birth in Israeli transit camps and hospitals.
Parents were told their newborns had “suddenly died.”
Many were reportedly kidnapped and either:
1. Sold for adoption to childless Ashkenazi families (in Israel and abroad), or
2. Used in medical experiments.
Over 1,000 cases are officially documented.
Some estimates go up to 4,500.
In 2016, Netanyahu publicly acknowledged the state took “hundreds” of children without consent.
The video below is the Rabbi himself bragging about it.
This is one of the darkest and least-talked-about chapters of early Israeli history.
How is this not discussed everywhere?
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*Listener discretion advised, ATC audio from the accident.
A Learjet 60 crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida earlier today. The pilot reported moderate turbulence along with icing conditions. The aircraft departed Austin, Texas heading towards the Bahamas. The pilot later reported descending at 20,000 feet per minute.
Audio via @liveatc and tracking via @ADSBex
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🔴🇫🇷RÉCAP - Vie chère, inégalités, revendications étudiantes : la #mobilisation s’accompagne d’un durcissement sécuritaire, avec restrictions du droit de #manifester, outils antiterroristes, #interpellations préventives et #blessures mutilantes, y compris chez des mineurs. S’y ajoutent radicalisation du discours #politique et surenchère #médiatique. L’ONU et l’UE alertent la #France sur l’usage de la force et les libertés publiques.
🔴 LIBERTÉS / MAINTIEN DE L’ORDRE
- 40 000 contrôles le 31 octobre ; assignations à résidence via des outils antiterroristes, parfois pour des personnes sans casier ; GAV préventives « pour stopper la fronde ».
- Plus de 19 000 grenades utilisées le 17 octobre. Au moins 20 personnes, principalement des jeunes, ont subi des blessures mutilantes en 1 mois et demi : mains arrachées, yeux crevés, mâchoires explosées. Plus que les Gilets jaunes en 8 mois.
- Mediapart documente, le 17 octobre à République, des tirs de grenades de la Brav-M sur une foule pacifique, contrairement à la version du ministère. Ce qui a provoqué le chaos sur place.
- Des collusions entre policiers et militants d’extrême droite ont été documentées dans plusieurs villes.
- 2 hommes sont morts les 17 et 18 octobre à Paris ; des proches et témoins interrogent les circonstances des décès et les multiples zones d’ombre.
🔴 ALERTES SUR LES LIBERTÉS
- 4 rapporteurs de l’ONU se disent « consternés » par la « répression » et dénoncent « recours excessif à la force », interpellations massives et les mutilations. Les experts jugent « injustifiables » les blessures graves et irréversibles subies par des mineurs.
- L’UE appelle la France à protéger le droit de manifester pacifiquement et à ne pas confondre manifestants et auteurs de violences.
- Le 31 octobre, des avocats rassemblés devant le Conseil d’État dénoncent une « dérive autoritaire » et disent craindre une extension des restrictions à l’ensemble de la population.
🔴 SURVEILLANCE / DURCISSEMENT
- Reconnaissance faciale, vidéo algorithmique, drones et contrôle des réseaux sociaux sont envisagés ou renforcés.
- Gérald Darmanin réclame interdictions de manifester, privation du droit de vote, bannissement des réseaux sociaux et information des employeurs de personnes mises en cause.
- Emmanuel Macron déclarait le 22 octobre qu’il « ne devait pas y avoir de manifestations dans les jours à venir ». Il n’a pas été entendu.
🔴 CRISE ET RADICALISATION POLITIQUES
- Le 1er min. Sébastien Leconru appelle « à choisir son camp » : « soit les forces de l’ordre et la République, soit les casseurs ».
- Le ministre de l’Intérieur Laurent Nuñez a présenté sa démission à Emmanuel Macron, qui l’a refusée.
- Mediapart rapporte des pressions sur le renseignement pour attribuer à LFI des violences sans lien établi avec elle. « On nous demande texto d’écrire que c’est LFI alors que c’est objectivement faux. », explique un commissaire du renseignement.
- Des membres du gouvernement décrivent en privé un exécutif dépassé. « C’est la merde », résume une source gouvernementale à Mediapart.
- Marion Maréchal refuse de distinguer casseurs et manifestants pacifiques : « Je les assimile aux autres ».
- 2ème personnage de l’État, le président du Sénat Gérard Larcher souhaite l’interdiction de LFI
- Le vice-président des LR François-Xavier Bellamy veut mettre Philippe Poutou en prison.
- Le sénateur LR Pascal Coste appelle à « abattre ceux qui veulent abattre l’État ».
🔴 MÉDIAS
- Sur les chaînes d’info, la mobilisation est largement traitée sous l’angle sécuritaire : appels à « interdire les manifs », « couper les réseaux », « donner carte blanche à la police », voire « recourir à l’armée ». Sur CNews : « Parfois, il faut peut-être tirer ».
- CNews a relayé plusieurs fausses infos : armes de guerre attribuées à des émeutiers, commerces juifs prétendument ciblés à Marseille, faux contenus ou images détournées. Plusieurs affirmations ont été démenties par les autorités, la DGSI ou le CRIF.
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Les prochaines dates de manif :
03/11 : étudiants et lycéens
05/11 : grève générale
07/11 : acte 4
14/11 : acte 5
20/11 : Gen Z dans toute l'Europe
21/11 : acte 6
D'autres dates pour les lycéens/étudiants, ou de grève générale, vont probablement s'ajouter.
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Ce qui se cache derrière tout cet élan de révolte, dans le pays comme sur le continent, c’est qu’une petite partie a pensé qu’elle pourrait accumuler des richesses, profiter de dispositifs fiscaux avantageux, se coopter aux postes stratégiques, mentir avec les médias qu’elle finance, choisir qui peut se présenter à l’élection, ruiner le pays sans être responsable de rien, toujours ponctionner les classes moyennes pour cacher ses erreurs, pointer du doigt les pauvres, ou encore laisser une puissance supranationale comme l’UE nous imposer ses lois.
Ils ont pensé qu’ils pourraient acheter les médias, décider de quoi il faut parler et de quoi il faut se taire, choisir à l’avance qui a le droit d’exister dans le débat et qui il faut élire, inviter toujours les mêmes, faire disparaître ceux qui les dérangent, et en plus nous faire croire que c’est nous qui avons choisis.
Ils ont pensé qu’ils pourraient vendre à leurs amis ce que nos parents avaient payé avec leurs impôts, brader les autoroutes pour qu’on paie des péages toujours plus chers, nous faire payer l’électricité au prix fort alors qu’on la produit chez nous, et en plus venir nous dire que l’État ne sait rien gérer.
Ils ont pensé qu’ils pourraient nous pousser vers la guerre, augmenter les budgets militaires, enrichir les marchands d’armes, faire peur aux gens avec les médias qu’ils financent, couper dans les services publics pour payer tout ça, envoyer les autres se battre et ne jamais être responsables de rien.
Ils ont pensé qu’ils pourraient endetter le pays année après année, emprunter des milliards sans que ça se voie dans nos hôpitaux, nos écoles ou nos routes, laisser nos enfants payer les intérêts pendant des décennies, et en plus venir nous dire que c’est nous qui vivons au-dessus de nos moyens.
La tempête menace car tout ce que je viens d’énoncer marche encore, parce que personne n’est jamais responsable et que le citoyen moyen ne comprend pas.
Mais aujourd’hui, le monde est en train de se réveiller, et demain ils se poseront la question de savoir comment ça a pu tenir autant de temps sans que le peuple ne demande des comptes.
Et pourquoi certains ont pensé que notre pays était une sorte de banque qu’on pouvait piller, au détriment des plus pauvres et de nos infrastructures.
L’hiver arrive.
