Ramy Shaath, doesn’t that ring a bell? His story is, however, an exemplary illustration of French naivety in the face of the violence of pro‑Palestinian activism, far‑left extremism, and its connections with the Muslim Brotherhood. Let’s start with the end: the prefecture of Hauts‑de‑Seine has initiated a procedure to obtain the expulsion of this Egyptian activist. The state has long accused him of extremist positions, very ambiguous statements about the October 7 pogrom, and activism within shady organisations such as “Urgence Palestine”. Nothing extraordinary? On the contrary. Because Ramy Shaath is in France thanks to the personal and determined involvement of one man: Emmanuel Macron. He tweeted on January 8, 2022: “I salute the decision of the Egyptian authorities to release Ramy Shaath. I share the relief of his wife Céline Le Brun, whom he finds in France, with whom we have not let go. Thank you to everyone who played a positive role in this happy outcome.” Interviewed in Elle and on RFI, his partner had multiplied interventions to proclaim her husband’s innocence, detained in Cairo for activism presented as peaceful. Yet there was already cause for suspicion. In Egypt, he was suspected of ties with the Muslim Brotherhood and had launched the BDS movement. But an entire cohort of commentators presumed that the Egyptian authorities’ suspicions were necessarily unfounded, to the point of convincing Emmanuel Macron to welcome Shaath onto our soil. What do you think he did once he arrived in the country that had fought for him? He started again. At the point of co‑founding “Urgence Palestine”, as Ramy Shaath himself explains on the site “Contretemps”: “I started working on the idea of Urgence Palestine and on the formation of Palestinian organisations from the beginning of 2023. At the time of the October 7 attack, we were ready to form a new community.” On his Facebook page, he posts: “If Gaza burns, Paris will burn too,” as Omar Youssef Souleimane, author of *Complices of Evil*, dedicated to the links between LFI and Islamists, reminded. Still, Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau had initiated a dissolution procedure against this group, accusing it of contributing to a “climate of hatred against the French community.” Moreover, his spokesperson is awaiting judgment for “apology of terrorism,” and the organisation counts many figures linked to political Islam, such as Elias Imzalène. In summary: Emmanuel Macron pressured a strategic ally in the fight against the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt, to bring an activist onto our soil who part of the authorities now consider dangerous and hostile to French interests. Four years later, the Ministry of the Interior must now fight to obtain his expulsion. This story is not an anecdote. It is an example. Of a blind power in the face of Islamist peril and the influence of its networks. __📲 Relay on X! 👉 Join Identité Libertés

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A new university study and first court rulings expose the infrasound from wind turbines as a massive health hazard for neighbors. For years, politics and mainstream media have swept the physical effects of these low‑frequency sound waves under the rug. EU MP Gerald Hauser is now bringing this cover‑up into focus and demanding concrete action from the EU Commission. Read the article here: https://report24.news/eu-kommission-muss-handeln-infraschall-von-windraedern-erweist-sich-als-gesundheitsschaedlich/?feed_id=59053➡️ Always stay informed? Subscribe to @report24news!➡️ We need YOUR support NOW: report24.news/unterstuetzen➡️ Even if you share and spread our content, you help.

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🤬 PROGRESSIVE TRAGEDIES LIE LIKE MISLEADING FREEDOM!⛔️ They vote for immigration, rights, and money for immigrants! They vote for the green deal, a ban on normal cars, and emission permits for households. They support gender ideology, vote for rainbow propaganda, and money for political NGOs, etc.⚠️ When they are supposed to stand up to it and defend their actions and program, they rather deny it and laugh like retardates. They have no problem closing even the nose between the eyes.❌️ PS is the worst evil we must politically defeat and erase.✅️ With UHRÍKOM and MAZUREKOM you have the assurance that your vote will defend Slovakia! Against progressive nonsense from Brussels!

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18 months in France, 6 months in Germany, 16 days in the United States: that’s an idea of the time it takes to obtain a drilling permit. Or, in Alsace, we have under our feet a decarbonized, controllable, local geothermal energy that does not depend on wind or costly imports. Even better, it will help secure our industrial supply chains thanks to the precious lithium that can be extracted from it and that we use to make batteries, missiles, ceramics, and even fuel for our rockets. Unfortunately, as too often in our country, it’s not the resources that are lacking, but the freedom to exploit them. While our competitors drill, invest, and industrialize – “Drill, baby, drill,” say the Americans – we accumulate procedures, regulations, and delays. DREAL, MRAe, DGEC, DGALN, prefects, ministries, instructing services, administrative courts… so many stakeholders who coordinate, instruct, and validate – or not – after an interminable combat course and a multitude of procedures worthy of Astérix’s “House that drives you mad,” the very possibility of drilling. This bureaucracy has a colossal economic cost: lost time, immobilized capital, delayed projects, sometimes abandoned. In the meantime, we continue to import what we could produce and lose precious technical and scientific skills. Visiting the drilling site of Arverne Group in Schwabwiller and admiring the work of the engineers and skilled workers who are building two wells in the underground of the Rhine ditch intended to produce geothermal heat and extract lithium, I find myself dreaming of a France freed from this administrative hell that suffocates innovation, weakens our competitiveness, and ultimately affects the purchasing power of the French. Beyond the obstacles that weigh on this scientific adventure, we must make an essential strategic choice: what if, like our gigantic maritime space, our underground (re)became not just a simple support of the territory but a major productive asset? By massively developing geothermal energy for urban heating, hospitals, swimming pools, farmers’ greenhouses, and light industry. By catching up on our lag in the global race for critical metals – lithium, but also tungsten, fluorine, copper, antimony, potential rare earths, and even uranium. And it is here that the state could play a constructive role, by transforming the Geological and Mining Research Office into a real “IGN (National Geographic Institute) of the underground” to quickly produce a 3D cadastre of the underground in order to better know and explore the formidable potentials it contains. And who knows? With this support, a group like Arverne Group may be tomorrow’s Ariane of the depths. Transcending partisan divisions, the revolution of simplification and the conquest of our underground should therefore be among the major issues of the upcoming presidential election. I will therefore be among those who will bring these two topics into the debate that will precede this crucial deadline. By stepping out of ideological shackles and regulatory constraints that forbid us to explore and exploit, we will take our destiny in hand and find the path to power. __📲 Share on X!

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Because the system parties cannot politically counter the success path of the Freedom Party, they try in a familiar manner to frame the FPÖ as right‑wing extremist. To that, a clear word: We are not right‑wing extremist, but we are often right! In the question of illegal mass immigration we are as right as we are with our criticism of a centralist EU. By holding onto neutrality we represent the best security‑policy concept, and with our proposals to relieve the Austrians we gain more and more trust. The political system hypes and splits. We stand on the ground of constitution, democracy and rule of law. Our success path cannot be stopped by the system parties!

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