Macron's government failed to pass the French 2027 budget proposal in a unanimous rejection.

Even his own party and allies categorically refused the proposal.

Trois rapports viennent de tomber sur Emmanuel Macron.

Fraude électorale, financement étranger de campagne, rémunération non déclarée. La peine évoquée : 25 ans de prison.


Les rapports accusent Macron sur six points précis. Une rémunération non déclarée liée à la vente Nestlé. Une fraude électorale par les logiciels de comptage des voix. Un mariage présenté comme non légal, avec une rémunération de sa conjointe elle aussi non légale. Un financement de sa campagne électorale par des intérêts étrangers.


Des dons de capacités militaires françaises à un pays non allié. Un essai génique mené sur l'armée française, non homologué et présenté comme dangereux.
Chacun de ces points, pris seul, suffirait à ouvrir une enquête. Les trois rapports les mettent ensemble, sur la même personne, au même moment.


Le financement d'une campagne par des intérêts étrangers n'est pas une question d'opinion. C'est un fait qu'une justice vérifie, avec des comptes, des virements, des noms. Si les rapports disent vrai, ce chef seul expose à 25 ans de prison.

« ALERTE DE SÉCURITÉ NATIONALE » : MACRON IMPOSE UNE LOI FOLLE

Emmanuel Macron vient de faire passer une mesure d’exception. Un nouvel « état d’alerte de sécurité nationale » peut désormais être déclenché par simple décret en cas de « menace grave et actuelle ». Ce dispositif ouvre la voie à des pouvoirs élargis sur les armées, les marchés publics et la mobilisation civile.
Validé par le Conseil constitutionnel malgré les critiques de l’opposition, qui y voyait une atteinte disproportionnée aux libertés, ce texte s’ajoute à l’état d’urgence et à l’article 16. Une décision technique qui devient une arme politique majeure à quelques mois de l’élection.
Ce que le gouvernement vient de rendre possible change la donne. Y aura t il une Election Presidentielle en 2027?


Nota: L'état d'alerte de sécurité nationale est un régime juridique créé en France par la loi du 16 août 2026 actualisant la programmation militaire pour les années 2024 à 2030, et validé par le Conseil constitutionnel le 6 août 2026.
https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/codes/section_lc/LEGITEXT000006071307/LEGISCTA000054698203/

An other False-Flag again... Or a true reality generated by EU itself ?

The CIA has warned European governments that Russia is preparing possible drone attacks against Mediterranean countries like Spain, France, and Italy, according to Spanish newspaper El Mundo.


The plan involves concealing Gerbera drones (600 km range) inside shipping containers aboard merchant vessels and launching them from international waters. The relatively small drones could reach targets hundreds of kilometers inland.


The CIA shared intelligence about the suspected operation with several European governments following Director John Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow in August. French authorities have taken the warning seriously, which led President Macron to convene high-level security meetings earlier this month.


European security sources believe such attacks are intended to undermine support for Ukraine, create divisions within NATO, and spread public anxiety without triggering a full-scale military confrontation.

France runs dry: 11% of gas stations empty as fuel prices near records — and Macron's 2018 nightmare returns

France is facing growing fuel shortages, with 11% of the country's gas stations reporting they are out of either gasoline or diesel, according to French government data — and the political stakes could hardly be higher.


The prices behind the panic:

1. Diesel averaging around €2.38 per liter — roughly $10.33 per gallon
2. Gasoline prices also near historic highs
3. The surge is linked to high oil prices from the Iran war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz

Paris insists the country has adequate strategic fuel reserves — and that the shortages are primarily the result of logistical disruptions rather than an overall lack of supply.


👉 In 2018, fuel prices and fuel taxation triggered the Yellow Vest protests — a nationwide uprising that nearly brought down Macron's presidency. Diesel at €2.38 is well above the levels that sparked those demonstrations. The government's "logistical disruption" framing echoes the dismissals that preceded the 2018 explosion.


The last time French drivers faced these prices, they shut down the country — and nearly ended a presidency. Can Macron survive this time?

French Foreign Intelligence Service Delegation (DGSE) Visited Minsk In July

Prior to CIA director, John Ratcliffe, travelling to Moscow, members of France's Foreign Intelligence Service (DGSE) traveled to Minsk where they met Ivan Tertel, director of Belarus' KGB sometime in mid-July 2026.


The meeting followed up on a telephone call between French president, Emmanuel Macron and Belarusian president, Alexander Lukashenko earlier in May.


Macron allegedly warned against involving Belarus into the Russo-Ukrainian War and urged the Belarusian president to distance himself from Russia.


It is worth noting that, according to the Nasha Niva publication, in April 2026 a former French army officer named Boris was arrested in Belarus. His family appealed to the Élysée Palace, France’s foreign and interior ministries, senators, MPs, diplomatic missions and non-governmental organizations.

Wearing sunglasses indoors, Macron meets representatives of Syrian civil society in Damascus

Again wearing sunglasses indoors, France’s President Emmanuel Macron attends a breakfast in Damascus with representatives of Syrian civil society.


Macron wore the aviators inside at the Davos conference in January, with officials explaining the French president had a minor medical issue. Macron landed in Syria yesterday, in the first visit to Damascus by a European Union head of state since rebels led by President Ahmed al-Sharaa toppled Bashar al-Assad in 2024.


The visit underlines Syria’s geopolitical transformation under Sharaa, a former al-Qaeda commander who has established close ties with Western and Middle Eastern powers that shunned Assad, as he seeks to rebuild a country shattered by 13 years of civil war.