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Demande de destitution du Président de la République Emmanuel Macron en vertu de l'article 68 de la Constitution.
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Demande de destitution du Président Emmanuel Macron en vertu de l’article 68 de la Constitution
À l’attention des parlementaires de l’Assemblée nationale et du Sénat,
Nous, citoyens français, adressons cette demande de destitution du Président …
Demande de destitution du Président Emmanuel Macron en vertu de l’article 68 de la Constitution
À l’attention des parlementaires de l’Assemblée nationale et du Sénat,
Nous, citoyens français, adressons cette demande de destitution du Président de la République Emmanuel Macron, sur le fondement de l’article 68 de la Constitution, en raison de manquements graves et répétés à ses devoirs, incompatibles avec l’exercice de sa fonction. Son action, marquée par des atteintes aux principes démocratiques, des abus de pouvoir et des décisions mettant en péril la sécurité nationale et européenne, justifie pleinement l’activation de cette procédure exceptionnelle.
Violation du principe démocratique et atteinte aux libertés fondamentales
Le Président Emmanuel Macron a fait preuve d’un autoritarisme croissant, bafouant les principes démocratiques et le rôle du Parlement. Parmi les faits les plus marquants : • Usage abusif de l’article 49.3 pour imposer des réformes majeures, notamment la réforme des retraites, sans consultation parlementaire, restreignant ainsi le débat démocratique. • Répression violente des mouvements sociaux, en particulier lors des manifestations des Gilets jaunes et des mobilisations contre la réforme des retraites, dénoncée par des instances internationales telles que le Conseil de l’Europe et l’ONU. • Affaiblissement des corps intermédiaires (syndicats, associations, élus locaux), réduisant les contre-pouvoirs et la participation citoyenne à la prise de décision.
Gestion autoritaire du pouvoir et mépris des institutions • Contournement du Parlement et concentration excessive des pouvoirs entre les mains du Président et d’un cercle restreint de conseillers. • Nominations controversées à des postes stratégiques, favorisant une gouvernance opaque et des conflits d’intérêts. • Affaiblissement des services publics (hôpital, éducation, justice) par des réformes imposées sans dialogue social réel, au détriment du bien commun.
Engagements internationaux dangereux et politique étrangère irresponsable
Les récentes déclarations et décisions du Président Macron concernant la Russie et la guerre en Ukraine constituent une escalade dangereuse, risquant d’impliquer directement la France dans un conflit majeur : • Déclaration sur une possible extension de la dissuasion nucléaire française à l’Europe, exposant la France à des risques accrus de confrontation avec la Russie. • Ouverture à l’envoi de troupes européennes en Ukraine, initiative considérée par la Russie comme un acte de guerre, augmentant le risque d’escalade militaire. • Autorisation de frappes ukrainiennes sur le sol russe avec des missiles français, brisant le principe de non-belligérance et mettant directement en danger la France en tant que cible potentielle.
Ces prises de position irresponsables exposent la France à des représailles et augmentent le risque d’un conflit généralisé en Europe. Elles démontrent une gestion hasardeuse de la politique étrangère, mettant en péril la sécurité des Français.
Manquements graves à la probité et conflits d’intérêts • Décisions économiques favorisant des intérêts privés au détriment du patrimoine national, notamment la vente de groupes industriels stratégiques comme Alstom. • Absence de transparence dans l’attribution des marchés publics, notamment dans le domaine de la santé et de la défense. • Maintien de ministres impliqués dans des affaires judiciaires, sapant la confiance des citoyens dans les institutions.
Conclusion
Les actions du Président Emmanuel Macron constituent une atteinte grave aux principes démocratiques, aux libertés fondamentales et à la souveraineté nationale.
Son approche autoritaire et son mépris des institutions, combinés à des décisions irresponsables sur la scène internationale, exposent la France à des risques majeurs, tant sur le plan intérieur qu’extérieur.
Nous demandons donc aux parlementaires d’initier sans délai la procédure de destitution prévue par l’article 68 de la Constitution, afin de garantir la préservation des principes républicains et la sécurité de la nation.
France has announced a “historic” accord with New Caledonia in which the overseas territory, rocked by deadly separatist violence last year, would remain French but be declared a new state.
“A State of New Caledonia within the Republic: it’s a bet on trust,” the French president, Emmanuel Macron, posted on X on Saturday, hailing a “historic” agreement.
Receiving the signatories later, the president said that “after two agreements and three referendums, New Caledonia, through what you have signed, is opening a new chapter in its future in a peaceful relationship with France”.
Macron had called for talks to break a deadlock between forces loyal to France and those wanting independence. New Caledonian elected officials, as well as political, economic and civil society leaders, gathered near Paris to hammer out a constitutional framework for the territory.
After 10 days of talks, the parties agreed that a “State of New Caledonia” should be created.
Manuel Valls, the minister for overseas territories, called it an “intelligent compromise” that maintains links between France and New Caledonia, but with more sovereignty for the Pacific island.
The priority now is New Caledonia’s economic recovery.
Last year’s violence, which claimed the lives of 14 people, is estimated to have cost the territory 2bn euros ($2.3 bn), shaving 10% off its gross domestic product, he said.
The French prime minister, Francois Bayrou, said Saturday’s deal – which still requires parliamentary and referendum approval – was of “historic dimensions”.
Home to about 270,000 people and located nearly 17,000km (10,600 miles) from Paris, New Caledonia is one of several overseas territories that remain an integral part of France.
It has been ruled from Paris since the 1800s, but many indigenous Kanaks still resent France’s power over their islands and want fuller autonomy or independence.
Unrest broke out in May 2024 after Paris planned to give voting rights to thousands of non-indigenous long-term residents. Kanaks feared this would leave them in a permanent minority, crushing their chances of winning independence.
As part of the agreement, New Caledonia residents will in future only be allowed to vote after having lived 10 years on the archipelago.
The last independence referendum in New Caledonia was held in 2021, and was boycotted by pro-independence groups over the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the Kanak population.
It was the latest of three since 2018, all of which rejected New Caledonian independence. Since the 2021 referendum however, the political situation in the archipelago has been deadlocked.
Macron declared in early June he wanted a “new project” for New Caledonia.
The 13-page agreement announced on Saturday calls for a New Caledonian nationality, and the possibility for residents there to combine that status with French nationality.
Under the deal, a “State of New Caledonia” would be enshrined in France’s constitution, and other countries could recognise such a state.
The deal also calls for an economic and financial recovery pact that would include a renewal of the territory’s nickel processing capabilities.
Both chambers of France’s parliament are to meet in the fourth quarter of this year to vote on approving the deal, which is then to be submitted to New Caledonians in a referendum in 2026.
Nuking potatoes as a cooking method reduces the transformation of starches to sugar in the potato during cooking...as compared to longer cooking methods, oven roasting and boiling.
Also when you refridgerate a potato after cooking, then eat it, the blood sugar response is attenuated.
Im using these methods in my Cold German Potato Salad.
I will add a couple of tablespoons of Apple Cider Vinegar to the potatoes after nuking them, then chill over night for potato salad tomorrow.
The recent BRICS summit ended with a decent statement, but one which is just as politically self-interested as any from the crumbling international institutions.
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Anybody know if there's a name for that animation technique where something is happening in slow motion, and that's conveyed by having still frames of action cross-dissolve into one another?
I wanna say it was popular in late '90s/early '00s cartoons?
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I got mildly chonky from adrenal burnout & a few other things postpartum, did keto (not full carno), but still struggled with infertility & wrecked my thyroid being sensitive to pasteurized dairy... soooo, I also had to clean that up & did so by eating POUNDS of organic produce daily, few grains, but still some good meats.
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It spreads. And if it is Spanish now, Arabic (or anything that sounds like it) has been a problem for 25 years now - people getting kicked out of flights, insulted or assaulted on streets - not only in the USA, I know that only too well from Europe. But the danger to land in a concentration camp is a new level of persecution - and I am afraid USA is only the beginning.
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I didn't know they'd hired Stefany Allaire to do their SMD design. I mean, I can't blame them, she's brilliant, if I could have paid her to do this for me I would have.
I suspect WDC is a small outfit. My high school was like 1km from their headquarters and it was basically "large single family house" sized, situated next to a vet's office and a church.
@thomasfuchs Oh, I'm well aware -- but he's also the closest thing to direct competition in the space Sentinel 65X moves in, so I kind of have to know what he's up to in a general sense.
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Most file managers I've encountered default to icon view. One of the first things I do is set the default to detailed list view. Might be a preference for seeing names and dates over many identical folder icons, or just an old habit from using Windows. But I'd be curious to hear about the benefits of icon view and why it's usually the default in Linux GUI file managers.
What does everyone else use and any reasons to prefer one over the other?
All jokes aside, its personal preference. If you're working in a dense file tree, you probably need the info that details view gives you. Icon view really only matter for media.
I work in a design industry that requires a lot of source files so I end up having to constantly switch. Lists when I’m looking for the relevant folder, or looking for a particular file based on name, or icons if I’m looking for something based on image. There’s no consistent way to switch between them with a keyboard shortcut among different OSs, either.
I have it on grid view :3.. just cause it can fit a lot more files into the same screen space
In list view I have to scroll to see all the files in my home folder, and in grid view it only takes like half of the available space, if I have the app maximized
I mostly prefer Detail view, but I enable Icon view in Videos, Photos, and Music folders so I can see previews.
I’m guessing most file managers have similar behavior, but on XFCE Thunar, I’m able to set detail as the default but have it remembery choice per folder.
I prefer details since it's easier for me to scan visually, with my eyes only having to go straight down, to find either a name, date, or size. Sorting I also find more intuitive. However, I prefer icon view for my pictures and videos folders
For some reason, I can’t ever find a view that feels like “list view” from Windows OS. That would be my preference. Detail view is useful in specific conditions—such as troubleshooting or in search results. As is icon view (mostly for images).
I use Krusader on Linux which I don't think has icon view.
When I have to use something else (eg Windows Explorer at work), obviously I prefer detailed list view. I like seeing things like the last modified date.
I think it heavily depends on the files one has to browes the most. I deal with text files all the time, so i dont need an icon to jump in my face telling me, that its a text file.
The media-, design people I know love the previews that icons give them, because its much easier to spot the image file, they are looking for while scanning through a directory
When I am not on the terminal, I use list/detail view all the time. In the details most of the time only last modification date is relevant to me. I always make the list icons one step smaller as the default and sort directories before files in Nautilus.
I don't need thumbnails. When I need to see pictures, I open them with the now new image viewer in Gnome and use the arrow keys to go through, if I am unsure what I am searching for. I most cases I go by file name.
The last time I found icon view useful was in Mac OS 9. There were three main characteristics that made it useful that no current systems have AFAIK:
The icon grid was tight (32 pixels) and you could either snap items to that grid or place them freely.
Window sizes and places were directly associated with folders. (There was no "browser-style" single-window mode.)
File names used dynamic spacing. Longer names would occupy multiple grid spaces as needed.
These factors meant that every folder had a consistent and potentially unique size, placment, and layout.
OS X took the Finder and either ruined or neglected everything good about it. Windows explorer has always been garbage. Never found a Linux file manager with a compelling icon view either (though to be fair, I've never looked all that hard). The lack of system-level metadata for layout kind of mandates an abstraction between a directory and its display.
I mean that an individual folder will always look the same (consistent), and also look distinctly different from any other folder (unique) if that's how you arranged it. So you could identify a folder instantly.
Everything in list view looks the same at a glance, and most file managers don't retain a folder window's size and placement. Modern macOS kiiiind of does but you have to fight it if you don't want a single-window browsing UI.
I wish i had enough time to RE the Alien game on Commodore 64 and recreate it somehow, just with a more intuitive interface. It's such an insane game for the time, ahead of its time in multiple ways.
Like, look how insane this game was: - A random character from the movie would be the infected crew member and birth the alien - A random character would be the android that would try to make your survival fail - You had multiple ways to win: killing the alien (very hard but doable), flushing the alien to space, escaping the nostromo with the shuttle after activating the self-destruct sequence (but you had to bring the cat with you) - Alien could go through vent, so do you - The characters could ignore your orders if they were too stressed
The replayability was absolutely insane for a game from 1984.
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While browsing the fediverse I come across more and more accounts that seem ... a bit off, a little uncanny. The stuff they post seems random, their comments slightly weird. What's going on, is the fediverse being overrun by bots? Or am I as a fanatic anti-AI person just losing my mind and seeing the enemy everywhere?
I hate the fact that I now question every interaction that seems a bit off - it seems such a stupid waste of my time and I'm afraid I might just end up blocking real people who happen to express themselves in a strange way - as a neurodivergent person I know how bad I would feel about being ostracized as 'too strange to be real'. How would you handle this?
Honestly you are best off blocking the Lemmy.ml instance. They are Tankie authoritarian boot lickers that keep showing up in abusive mod communities and they have their own community dedicated to their brigading: meanwhileongrad@sh.itjust.works
Same with lemmy.dbzer0.com if you are sick of the Ai simps.
You are likely seeing their bots and them pushing fascist propaganda.
Honestly you are best off blocking the Lemmy.ml instance. They are Tankie authoritarian boot lickers that keep showing up in abusive mod communities and they have their own community dedicated to their brigading: meanwhileongrad@sh.itjust.works
Documentation of Lemmy.ml's Extremism [Megathread]
Good job everyone blocking and boycotting .ml! It's having an effect, users are noticing and MAUs on their comms are falling!
And for anyone asking "Why are we boycotting/blocking lemmy.ml?" Here's a quick recap:
Lemmy.ml is an instance run by admins who are hardcore tankies and will enforce their ideology on their instance through various means from allowing (and pushing it themselves) propaganda (Such as Russia being justified in some way to invade Ukraine) and known propaganda outlets (Like RT) to removing content on their instance critical of their favored authoritarian regimes such as Russia or China and even banning users for such speech or speech critical of them if it's off their instance (Just like the Reddit mods of ol!).
If it was just some random instance it would have been defederated from long ago like the rest of the "Tankie Triad" (Hexbear and Lemmygrad), but they've positioned lemmy.ml as the "flagship" instance and abused that position and influence to become large enough to keep other instances from defederating from them.
Which I believe is harmful to the Lemmy-verse's overall growth and outside reputation. I have seen it come up before on Reddit threads (and other testimonials from people who came back and tried it again) that "They tried Lemmy but it was a bunch of tankies and went back to Reddit"
I don't know about you, but I'd prefer Lemmy to not end up with the reputation for being "Tankie Central " or even worse "Voat 2.0".
So if you haven't joined the boycott yet, join today and help us foster a better healthier Lemmy-verse!
You can take a look around here on !meanwhileongrad@sh.itjust.works for documentation of it or checkout this list of curated documentation
::: spoiler Evidence of bans, censorship and bias to push their "ideology":
"Don't worry guys, the Uyghur Genocide was REALLY just birth control! ~dessalines, .ml admin, dev lemmy.world/post/30580167
"See! nobody died IN Tiananmen Square, just AROUND it, so it doesn't count!!" ~ Davel, .ml admin lemmy.world/post/30673342
A .ml admins' (davel) response to a valid report of "NK is actually good" propaganda/misinfo lemmy.world/post/32627834
"The China censorship tool isnt actually censorship! And if it is, it's actually a good thing a state has that much power!" ~Tankies of .ml lemmy.world/post/30010789
Alan Dershowitz knows who's on the list because he defended Epstein. He's probably using the same list to keep his small plane from crashing when commuting back and forth to immigrant-free Martha's Vineyard.
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#toldya censorship still on social media, its bullshit lie if they never gave the people real numbers of invaders - go biuld that wall and seal in 100,000,000
one of the problems with being a retrocomputerist is how often I use a 2025 program and think "this program would be just as functional and 10 times as nice to use if you'd written it for windows 95"
So I've been hacking on DOS programs a lot recently and it's really made me realize HOW MUCH CODE they have to spend on basic windowing code! but DOS didn't have a GUI, so every program that needed it had to implement it themselves.
And then later, with Windows providing all that code, they only have to write the application-specific code, saving a lot of development and maintenance work.
Why didn't they just use a picture of a keyboard and you can click the key you'd like to choose? That's what Steam Input does, and it's super intuitive.
I mean, it just doesn't make sense that Trump would promise to expose the Epstein coverup only to later on realize that "oh yeah, I fucked kids on his island too!". What would explain everything is that the big revelation that had him back down had to do with Epstein's Mossad connections.
I guess it is possible that some Jew recently reached out to him saying "you know that big-titty 18 year old you banged a few years ago? Yeah, turns out she was actually 15, so you better Shut It Down goyim!", but I'd still consider that the less likely explanation.
@anonymiss Can't. All my old-ass family is on there. None of them liked BlueSky, and I couldn't get any of them to join me on MeWe, which is the most FB-like alternative there is. Attempting to get them to move from there is like trying to herd cats.
I can definitely have the demo of Enigma Heart (encompassing the first act of the game) done in time for Steam Next Fest. In fact, not only is it doable, it's inevitable.
The full game by November 10th, I'm not so sure about. Doable? Still yes. Inevitable? Eeeeehhhh... little shakier on that.
I might consider early access as a failsafe by that point. Demo: first act. Early access: launch with the first two acts. Each update is the next act of the game. In EA no more than six months.
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I'mma pitch something to you. We're gonna play pretend, and make believe that I, despite all lack of qualification, have been put in charge of designing Commodore's definitive 21st-Century product, the thing that will blaze a trail forward as the Ultimate does back.
The C64 was great because it was a fully open system. It was all right there, open to the user, you could do whatever you wanted. You could start up in BASIC and poke around, make little changes to memory and get immediate feedback. That part? Keep it.
So let's take a fast RISC-V or ARM chip, and put it into a wedge form factor like the Pi 500, but with a real mechanical keyboard. For software, instead of just punting and using a bog-standard Linux, we put in the work and create a new environment for programming as central to the experience.
It can still be Linux or whatever inside, that's fine. But the user never sees that. Not ever. All they see is "hit power button, READY prompt" or the like.
Give them a hybrid experience like the old Smalltalk OS/environment, where the programming language basically is the OS.
So you get your mouse-based WIMP GUI, but it's all integrated with the debugger and compiler and such, because this is a machine designed and intended to get you, yes you, programming.
What language? Doesn't really matter, but something clean and modern.
Imagine this, but with colourful sprites and tiles and such for games coding. Maybe not Smalltalk as the language, but that's not the point! The point is the immediacy, the interactive, iterative programming, the chance to learn without distractions.
Give it a UI designer like the old NeXT Interface Builder, with a suite of GUI components like an early version of Cocoa. Really push "this machine is for you, this machine is for programming" -- because we already have machines that run current software perfectly, who needs more of that?
Most importantly, give the users an easy way to share what they create with each other. This is something Smalltalk never got right, but something like PICO-8 does perfectly.
This is, fundamentally, a machine about creatingnewthings. It has neither the interest nor ability to be what everyone already has. It's about a new generation of people who are actually interested in computers and what they can do.
Anyone who buys this thing already has a tablet or a phone or a laptop that handles all their conventional stuff. That means you are free to offer them something those devices can't offer, don't want to offer, in fact actively hate: freedom to create.
Anyway. That's what I would do. That's what I would build: a modern machine that takes the best parts of retrocomputing and applies them to current tech.
Squeak is awesome, and for this mythical machine, you'd just need to port the VM, but if that was too heavy, there is also...this, which I think will appeal to the aesthetic you are going for, as well as the horsepower (depending on CPU chosen of course). It's a ground-up implementation of ST-80 from the original bluebook spec, written in C++ and SDL for the graphics:
I love all of this. it’s something I’ve been wanting to design myself — a machine for recursive self-improvement that can be modified casually to the user’s needs.
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Make sure to keep that in the fridge and throw it out after a few weeks. Solids in oil that don't remove all water and exceed 250F for an extended period of time can still be capable of Botulism spores.
In the fridge this should keep 2-3 months especially if you follow safe practices like sanitizing the jar and lid for storage
If the crisp is submerged in oil, cooked thoroughly till dry and crispy, and it’s stored in the fridge the risk of botulism is extremely low.
You are correct that it’s not 0 though. Tbf it never is. To make it safer and extend shelf life you can add an acid at the end like 1-2tbsp black vinegar or rice vinegar after cooking. This will adjust pH enough to inhibit botulism spores further but again the risk still isn’t 0
Frying everything first, then pressure canning to get to 250 for several minutes puts it at what would be commercially safe and shelf stable. There's guides from culinary university extensions online, but that's the gist.
Store bought stuff goes through a much more rigorous process to sterilize the finished product. It'll be clear when you first open it, but open to mold and everything else once opened. That's why you always see the "Refrigerate After Opening" line on labels.
We are looking for an investor who can loan our holding company 237,000 US dollars.
With this money, we will open a farm in Baku, Azerbaijan to produce animal-based food.
We will also make our own animal feed, so our products will be healthier, better quality, and cheaper.
Because we sell quality products for less and have strong advertising, we will sell more worldwide and make big profits.
Why Azerbaijan? Because animal farming makes a lot of money there, but few people do it. That’s why we will earn more by starting in Azerbaijan.
Additionally, by producing our own animal feed, we will be able to sell healthier, higher quality animal products at a lower price.
Since we can sell quality products cheaply and thanks to our strong advertising network, we will be able to sell more internationally and make huge profits.
The reason for establishing the business in Azerbaijan is that animal husbandry is a very profitable business in Azerbaijan, but since there are very few people doing animal husbandry, establishing the farm in Azerbaijan will provide us with more income.
Your profit:
You will lend 237,000 US dollars to our holding company and when 22.03.2026 comes, you will receive your money back as 953,000 US dollars.
Your earnings will be great. When 22.03.2026 comes, you will get your money back as 953.00 US dollars.
You will lend 237,000 US dollars to our holding company and when 22.03.2026 comes, you will receive your money back as 953,000 US dollars.
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in reply to pascal macaigne • • •Demande de destitution du Président Emmanuel Macron en vertu de l’article 68 de la Constitution
À l’attention des parlementaires de l’Assemblée nationale et du Sénat,
Nous, citoyens français, adressons cette demande de destitution du Président de la République Emmanuel Macron, sur le fondement de l’article 68 de la Constitution, en raison de manquements graves et répétés à ses devoirs, incompatibles avec l’exercice de sa fonction. Son action, marquée par des atteintes aux principes démocratiques, des abus de pouvoir et des décisions mettant en péril la sécurité nationale et européenne, justifie pleinement l’activation de cette procédure exceptionnelle.
Le Président Emmanuel Macron a fait preuve d’un autoritarisme croissant, bafouant les principes démocratiques et le rôle du Parlement. Parmi les faits les plus marquants :
• Usage abusif de l’article 49.3 pour imposer des réformes majeures, notamment la réforme des retraites, sans consultation parlementaire, restreignant ainsi le débat démocratique.
• Répression violente des mouvements sociaux, en particulier lors des manifestations des Gilets jaunes et des mobilisations contre la réforme des retraites, dénoncée par des instances internationales telles que le Conseil de l’Europe et l’ONU.
• Affaiblissement des corps intermédiaires (syndicats, associations, élus locaux), réduisant les contre-pouvoirs et la participation citoyenne à la prise de décision.
• Contournement du Parlement et concentration excessive des pouvoirs entre les mains du Président et d’un cercle restreint de conseillers.
• Nominations controversées à des postes stratégiques, favorisant une gouvernance opaque et des conflits d’intérêts.
• Affaiblissement des services publics (hôpital, éducation, justice) par des réformes imposées sans dialogue social réel, au détriment du bien commun.
Les récentes déclarations et décisions du Président Macron concernant la Russie et la guerre en Ukraine constituent une escalade dangereuse, risquant d’impliquer directement la France dans un conflit majeur :
• Déclaration sur une possible extension de la dissuasion nucléaire française à l’Europe, exposant la France à des risques accrus de confrontation avec la Russie.
• Ouverture à l’envoi de troupes européennes en Ukraine, initiative considérée par la Russie comme un acte de guerre, augmentant le risque d’escalade militaire.
• Autorisation de frappes ukrainiennes sur le sol russe avec des missiles français, brisant le principe de non-belligérance et mettant directement en danger la France en tant que cible potentielle.
Ces prises de position irresponsables exposent la France à des représailles et augmentent le risque d’un conflit généralisé en Europe. Elles démontrent une gestion hasardeuse de la politique étrangère, mettant en péril la sécurité des Français.
• Décisions économiques favorisant des intérêts privés au détriment du patrimoine national, notamment la vente de groupes industriels stratégiques comme Alstom.
• Absence de transparence dans l’attribution des marchés publics, notamment dans le domaine de la santé et de la défense.
• Maintien de ministres impliqués dans des affaires judiciaires, sapant la confiance des citoyens dans les institutions.
Conclusion
Les actions du Président Emmanuel Macron constituent une atteinte grave aux principes démocratiques, aux libertés fondamentales et à la souveraineté nationale.
Son approche autoritaire et son mépris des institutions, combinés à des décisions irresponsables sur la scène internationale, exposent la France à des risques majeurs, tant sur le plan intérieur qu’extérieur.
Nous demandons donc aux parlementaires d’initier sans délai la procédure de destitution prévue par l’article 68 de la Constitution, afin de garantir la préservation des principes républicains et la sécurité de la nation.