🇪🇺 An update on the political situation in Europe.

Some of you don't seem to have understood where Europe stands in 2023.
Some of you are still talking about political parties, elections and the 'awakening' of the people, and are adopting a very Catholic wait-and-see attitude, hoping for the return of the 'saviour' or a major event that will save us all (collapse, sudden awakening of consciences).

For those of you still caught up in political considerations, what have been the achivements of so-called 'nationalist' policies in Europe? Let's look at 4 examples.

🇮🇹 Meloni's Italy, which was celebrated as the return of fascism, is nothing more than a remake of Salvini's fiasco, wants to import half a million non-Europeans in 2023.

🇭🇺 Orban's Hungary has regularised 250,000 migrants in 5 years. And it couldn't maintain its economy without a constant influx of foreigners.

🇩🇰 The much-vaunted Danish model has a largely positive migratory balance, with +30,000 regularised migrants every year leading it to be replaced quickier than the French. It is not because Denmark has effectively reduced the number of asylum seekers that its immigration has fallen. Denmark is in the process of accelerated replacement.

🇫🇷 Interpreting the consequences of the riots in France from a political point of view is therefore stupid, because even if the RN came to power, migratory flows would not be reversed, as previous examples suggest.

👴 In the end, it doesn't matter, because "remigrating" 15 million non-Europeans from a country of less than 70 million inhabitants, whose native population is essentially elderly, is no longer a political issue.

Some people are hopeful at the idea that the recent riots may have "woken up" the French people. That's what we were already hearing when a teacher was beheaded in the street by a jihadist in 2020, after the massacre at the Bataclan in 2015, or each of the numerous attacks on French and European soil in the last 20 years.

The masses quickly forget, if dozens of attacks and tens of millions of migrants have still not been enough, then it's pointless to hope for any kind of 'awakening'.

Finally, a few words about street activism, which is nothing more than a desperate attempt by indigenous youth in the process of being replaced to be heard.

None of these street actions has ever led to any concrete result, on the contrary they are always followed by more repression.
From a purely rational point of view, the expected gains are zero, while the risks taken are substantial. The reality is that militant youth are headless chickens flailing without a goal in sight.

Finally, if you are a Frenchman or a European concerned about the future of your people, concentrate your efforts on constructive and positive things, and detach yourself from the system as much as possible. Nothing and nobody will save you.

🤝 Strength to you all.

NEW - French lawmakers approved a bill allowing police to secretly activate cameras and microphones on mobile phones and access geolocation data to track suspects.

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🌾 🇫🇷 Disaster in the Rye

France, the European Union's largest wheat exporter, is warning that low rainfall and the threat of drought might affect its agricultural output this year, the Financial Times has reported. Year to date rainfall in the country has barely passed 200mm, close to the lowest recorded level and only two thirds of the median, per the French meteorological service. France exports half its 35 million tonnes annual wheat production, and is seen as "a reliable fallback in Europe" given the disruption caused by the conflict in Ukraine, according to Kona Haque, of ED&F Man, a commodities broker.

It appears this backstop might now have disappeared, raising yet more concerns about the world's food security. Given likely disruptions to wheat from Russia and Ukraine, which between them account for a quarter of global supply, and the serious droughts in the United States (15% of global supply) and Canada (13%), the news from France (10%) suggests that five of the world’s six largest exporters of wheat are simultaneously heading for large production declines.

https://www.bournbrookmag.com/home/disaster-in-the-rye

🇫🇷 MACRON: «EUROPE AND AFRICA WILL BE VERY DESTABILIZED IN TERM OF FOOD»

🌽 At the end of the European summit in Versailles yesterday, the French President warned of impending food "instabilities" in Europe and Africa.

🗣 «We must re-evaluate our production strategies to defend our food and protein sovereignty as Europeans, but also re-evaluate a strategy towards Africa, without which several countries in Africa will be affected by famines in the next 12 to 18 months».

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🇫🇷🇯🇵🇨🇳 Macron blocks NATO outpost in Japan amid Chinese complaints

France is holding up a deal to expand NATO’s reach into Asia, opening a split in the Western security alliance on the eve of a vital summit next week.

For months, NATO officials have been discussing plans to open a liaison office in Japan, which would represent the allies’ first outpost in the region at a time of growing tension between the West and China.

But French President Emmanuel Macron has put his foot down, insisting such geographical expansion would risk shifting the alliance’s remit too far from its original North Atlantic focus.

The French official insisted that NATO is geographically confined to the North Atlantic. “NATO means North Atlantic Treaty Organization,” the official said, adding that Articles 5 and 6, clauses at the heart of the alliance, are “geographic.”

🔗 https://www.politico.eu/article/emmanuel-macron-block-nato-outpost-japan-china-complaints/

If you wait for the ashes, what will be left to save?

🇫🇷 Jordan Bardella, the president of Le Pen's party National Rally, has called for foreign delinquents to be "systematically deported" from France and to implement a "moratorium" on ALL immigration into the country.

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Riot fears cast a shadow over France's Bastille Day celebrations

Recent riots have cast a shadow over France's beloved Bastille Day national holiday, which marks the start of the French revolution, with fireworks displays called off around the country, outraging some conservatives.

🇫🇷🏃🇮🇳 After welcoming the Indian Prime Minister, Emmanuel Macron pledges to welcome 20,000 students from India by 2025, then 30,000 by 2030.

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