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Communication - the only issue of the G-7 summit in Biarritz
by Thierry Meyssan
Damascus (Syria) | 27 August 2019
The G7,which was originally a meeting-place for the Western leaders to better understand their respective points of view, has now become a communication platform. Far from sharing their opinions in private, the guests have become actors in a media show in which each of them tries to deliver a convincing performance. The worst moment of this G7 was the surprise concocted by Emmanuel Macron for the journalists, and against his US guest.
Who does Emmanuel Macron owe?
by Thierry Meyssan
Damascus (Syria) | 11 December 2018
President Macron is often presented as a Rothschild Boy. This is true, but secondary. Thierry Meyssan demonstrates that he owes his electoral campaign mostly to Henry Kravis, the boss of one of the world’s largest financial companies, and to NATO – a considerable debt which weighs heavily today on the solution to the Yellow Vests crisis.
President Macron’s foreign policy
by Thierry Meyssan
Damascus (Syria) | 13 March 2018
According to President Macron, « France is back » (in English in the text), and intends to play an international role once more, after ten years of abandon. However, Emmanuel Macron has never yet explained what might be the policy he intends to apply. Picking up the elements he has already developed in these columns, and placing them in the European context as well as the context of this country’s History, Thierry Meyssan analyses the change of direction which has just been announced.
According to Emmanuel Macron, the days of popular sovereignty are over
by Thierry Meyssan
Damascus (Syria) | 5 September 2017
Delivering a keynote speech before the most senior of French diplomats, President Macron revealed his conception of the world and the way in which he intends to use the tools at his disposal. According to him, there will be no more popular sovereignty, neither in France, nor in Europe, and therefore no more national or supra-national democracies. Neither will there be any more collective interest, no more Republic, but an ill-defined catalogue of things and ideas which compose the common good. Describing their new programme of work to the ambassadors, he informed them that they should no longer defend the values of their country, but find opportunities to act in the name of the European Leviathan. Entering into the details of certain conflicts, he described a programme of economic colonisation of the Levant and (...)
So what does President Macron have up his sleeve?
by Thierry Meyssan
Damascus (Syria) | 8 August 2017
The French people are troubled as it dawns upon them — but a bit too late — that they don’t really know who is their new President, Emmanuel Macron. By interpreting Macron’s recent declarations and his acts in light of the report that he drafted in 2008 for the Attali Commission, Thierry Meyssan anticipates in which direction he is “En marche !”.
The Art of War
Macron-Libya: the Rothschild Connection
by Manlio Dinucci
Rome (Italy) | 1 August 2017
“What is happening today in Libya is the nub of a destabilization programme holding a myriad of complexities”. So declared President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee, as he concluded an agreement that “paves the way for peace and national reconciliation”.
Macron’s message is that terrorist movements are the single cause for the chaos in which Libya now finds itself; terrorist movements that “exploit the political instability and the economic and financial resources that may exist in Libya to allow (...)
Kadima! En Marche!
by Thierry Meyssan
Beirut (Lebanon) | 10 May 2017
After having successively elected an agent of the CIA and an employee of the emirs of the Gulf to the Presidency of the French Republic, the French have been ripped off a third time, this time by an Israeli product. They believe that they have chased away the spectre of fascism by voting for a candidate supported by NATO, the Rothschilds, all the companies of the CAC40 and the unanimous Press. Far from understanding their mistake, they are still in a trance, and will probably not wake up before the end of the general elections.
The return of propaganda in Europe : «Not that!»
by Thierry Meyssan
Damascus (Syria) | 5 May 2017
The French Presidential campaign has strayed from the democratic path. We are now witnessing a conditioning of the electorate such as Europe has not known since the Second World War. The example we analyes here is irrefutable. It concerns a work of propaganda - in the dictatorial sense of the term - which should lead to the election of Emmanuel Macron.
The French scuttle their own ship
by Thierry Meyssan
Beirut (Lebanon) | 25 April 2017
We are witnessing an historical reversal in France, where the ancient political spectrum is exploding into pieces as new fractures appear. Because of the intensive storm of media propaganda which has recently almost drowned the nation, the French can now perceive nothing more than the essential markers, and cling to red lines which no longer exist. However, the facts are clear, and certain evolutions are predictable.
How to make something new from something old
From the Saint-Simon Foundation to Emmanuel Macron
by Thierry Meyssan
Damascus (Syria) | 16 April 2017
The sudden appearance of a new political party, En Marche !, on the French electoral scene, and its president, Emmanuel Macron, becoming a runner in the race to the French Presidency, owes nothing to chance. This is not the first time that we are witnessing the supporters of an alliance between the French ruling class and the United States.
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From the Saint-Simon Foundation to Emmanuel Macron
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