PhilConte 007

Ne jamais analyser la politique et l'économie française sans avoir ces paroles en mémoire :

@Enterprise #OnEveryCorner #Jeu

@Enterprise #OnEveryCorner #Jeu

@BreitThierry "L'ingérence intérieure"

Quelle surprise.

Guimauve le Conquérant, alias le Grand Méchant Mou, prépare son retour au sein du parti du néant.

@Seb_Bostanje @BreitThierry Je vous fais la même pour 10 millions par an et non 110 millions.

@BreitThierry @BreitThierry, Phil Conte est déjà à 4g !! Selon lui, produire une émission de télévision quotidienne ne coûte rien 🤣🤣 Dès qu’il entre dans un Space, le niveau intellectuel moyen devient négatif

@BreitThierry Natacha Polony et les Canadairs

@BreitThierry Imitateur génial

🇫🇷🎖️FLASH INFO - Le directeur général de l’IFOP, Frédéric Dabi, s’affiche en invité d’honneur du défilé du 14 Juillet, illustration d’une proximité troublante entre les instituts de sondages et le pouvoir..

Under Israeli pressure, US seizes Max Blumenthal's devices on return from reporting trip to Iran Blumenthal was targeted with smears by an Israeli doxxing outfit and Laura Loomer when he arrived in Iran to report on Ali Khamenei’s funeral and the war thegrayzone.com/2026/07/13/isr…

Gabriel Attal Premier ministre a annulé la commande de deux Canadair. Ou plus précisément, il a annulé des crédits du budget de la sécurité civile, rendant impossible la commande de ces deux avions prévus en option. Voilà où nous mène la gestion déraisonnable de la Macronie. Au lieu de faire des investissements immédiatement rentables par la diminution des sinistres, donc des pertes sèches pour l'économie et pour l'Etat (sans parler de l'environnement), ces Mozart de la finance préfèrent subventionner sans aucune contrepartie toutes sortes d'acteurs économiques qui n'en ont pas besoin. Prenons juste un exemple : le crédit d'impôt recherche, le Cir, versé aux banques et assurances (oui, moi aussi je me demande quelle recherche utile à la société ces honorables secteurs peuvent bien mener...) : en 2023, c'était 190 millions d'euros. Un Canadair, c'est 50 millions. Même avec tous les frais annexes, on peut dire que ces deux Canadair auraient pu être sauvés par une gestion plus intelligente, qui n'agit pas aveuglément, mais choisit ses dépenses à tout instant en fonction de l'intérêt général. A long terme, il faudrait évidemment créer une filière de bombardiers d'eau en France. Mais cela, la Macronie n'y pense même pas. lessurligneurs.eu/des-credits-de…

JUST IN: 🇧🇷🇺🇸 Brazil President Lula: “The US lied about Iran's nuclear weapons just like it lied about Iraq. It provoked this war. Now Trump says oil owners must pay him 20% for each ship he claims to unblock. That used to be called piracy."

Ce qui se passe est inquiétant. En effet, en temps de guerre, les États restreignent l’information, promeuvent un récit officiel et limitent la contestation (union sacrée, censure, etc). Certains dirigeants européens ont-ils un scénario géopolitique de prévu ?

🚨 Rep. Sarah Jacobs just left Pete Hegseth STUNNED in this hearing. With 2,500 Marines from her district off the coast of Iran and military families calling her office in panic, she asked the question no one else would: “Do you believe the president is mentally stable enough to be Commander-in-Chief?” Hegseth deflected hard. She didn’t flinch. Then she dropped this:“If you think this is what winning looks like… maybe we should be questioning your mental stability.” Pure accountability. No notes. It takes a woman to say what needs to be said when lives and billions of dollars are on the line. This clip is everything.

HALLUCINANT ! Je viens de regarder l'intégralité de la conférence de presse complètement dingue du Sénat sur les "zones grises de l'information" Le verrouillage de l'information en marche ! Je vous explique tout, à partager un max 👇🧵

🇫🇷ALERTE INFO - Une proposition de loi contre les « ingérences intérieures » sera déposée fin de l'été, avec des mesures voulues opérationnelles AVANT la présidentielle 2027. Au cœur du texte : un « observatoire de la désinformation » relié aux plateformes, pouvant saisir l'Arcom pour faire modérer contenus et comptes. Qui définira l'« ingérence intérieure » ? La liberté d'expression est en jeu.

The War is back? Trump Resumes attacks and Focuses on rallying Allies Tonight, U.S. forces launched a new five-hour wave of strikes against Iranian targets in Bushehr, Chabahar, Jask, Konarak, Abu Musa, and Bandar Abbas. The focus was on weakening Iranian coastal defenses and paving the way for amphibious assaults involving special forces, a plan drawn up several weeks ago. Although the special forces operation near Isfahan ended in disaster and was covered up with a pilot rescue story, the concept remained in the minds of American strategists as the only viable way to truly subvert Iran. Now, however, it is being scaled back and aiming oil-related sites and coastal cities. France and the United Kingdom have sent clear, public signals of alignment with the United States this week, issuing strong condemnations of Iran’s recent actions. In a joint statement released with Germany, the European foreign ministers vehemently denounced Tehran’s “heinous” attacks on commercial maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and on bases in Gulf countries such as Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, and Jordan. The plan to criminalize Iran is proceeding exactly as I reported days ago. French and British forces have moved into the Gulf, and these are far from merely defensive deployments. As public support for Iran gradually erodes, this is precisely where Trump will work to secure allied backing. That is why the campaign to portray Iran as a rogue state that attacks civilian vessels, conducted even during the truce, is being pursued so aggressively. And, incredibly, Iran is falling into this trap with ease. In response, Iran announced that the MoU has effectively entered a terminal crisis and is no longer being honored. In response to the ongoing American strikes, Iran launched a massive wave of missiles against Persian Gulf countries and surrounding areas, reportedly hitting strategic targets. In Qatar, the main hangar and fortified fuel tanks at Al Udeid Air Base were struck. In Bahrain, Sheikh Isa Air Base suffered damage to helicopter maintenance facilities, the P-8 electronic warfare aircraft hangar, and the air defense command center. Kuwait was heavily targeted, with attacks on Ali Al-Salem Air Base damaging fuel tanks and a possible Patriot system, as well as impacts on Ahmed Al-Jaber Air Base that disabled an FBS radar, launch platforms, and missile depots. In Oman, Iranian forces destroyed a long-range FBS air surveillance radar, a ship-detection radar, and struck U.S. Navy replenishment and logistics platforms at the Port of Duqm. The offensive extended to Jordan, where King Hussein Air Base saw ammunition depots and fuel tanks set ablaze. In the UAE, missiles and drones hit Al Dhafra Air Base and oil drilling platforms in the Gulf. In the maritime environment of the Strait of Hormuz, Iran claims to have attacked U.S. warships and struck two Emirati-flagged commercial tankers. Finally, secondary military bases hosting U.S. troops in Iraq were also bombed. Trump has notified Congress that the offensive will last for weeks. We are seeing only the initial phases of the American plan. As I said recently, the truce has been used to reposition interceptors and anti-aircraft batteries from other countries, reinstall radars in new locations, and, above all, bring more equipment to the front. This became evident in the recent attacks, in which maritime drones were used for the first time and successfully employed. Obviously, Iran is also accelerating its missile production, refurbishment, and upgrades. Proof of this is the precision with which Iranian missiles struck targets in Jordan, nearly 1,000 km away. Read more: open.substack.com/pub/global21/p…

🚨Jeffrey Sachs: In the ranking of stupidity, I put the British number one. 🚨They have the worst imperial mentality of any country in the world. 🚨They still think they run the world.