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LES NÉOCONSERVATEURS. UNE ÉLITE IMPÉRIALE by Laurent Ozon
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You have undoubtedly heard the term “neocon” used in a conference, interview, article, or book in recent years. It is one of those words that spreads all the more easily because no one has an exact definition for it. It is often used to refer to actors whose roles are unclear, exercising undefined powers for largely incomprehensible purposes, even though political commentators agree that it refers to a network of power encouraging the United States to pursue a policy of assertive and brutal global leadership.
With this essay, Laurent Ozon hopes to contribute to the opening of a public debate on the “neoconservatives,” in light of their history, their key intellectuals, and the effects of their actions. Without such a debate, we are likely to continue to suffer from foreign policies, networks, and interests that are destroying us.
LES FANTÔMES D'AZOVSTAL UN LABORATOIRE DE LA GUERRE URBAINE À MARIOUPOL
by Sylvain Ferreira
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February 24, 2022, marks the entry of Russian troops into Ukraine to carry out a “special military operation.” Seeking to force Kyiv to negotiate a security agreement on the Kremlin’s terms, the Russian military launches simultaneous attacks from Crimea, eastern Ukraine, and Belarus. On some fronts, the Russian advance encounters unexpected Ukrainian resistance, but along the coast of the Sea of Azov, the Russians quickly reach the outskirts of Mariupol: a major steel-producing city during the Soviet era with its giant industrial complex, AZOVSTAL. Defended by territorial units, marines, and the special “Azov” regiment, Mariupol would go down as one of the fiercest battles of this war that still refuses to be named. This book, of course, aims to revisit the chronological unfolding of this titanic clash, its symbolic and political significance, but also to situate it within a broader analysis of the evolution of urban warfare.
L'ÉCOLE DE LA RÉPUBLIQUE TOTALITAIRE.
COMMENT L'ÉDUCATION NATIONALE SACRIFIE NOS ENFANTS ET COMMENT Y ÉCHAPPER
by Claude Meunier-Berthelot
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“The French Revolution is not over; it must be completed.” This statement by Vincent Peillon, former Minister
of National Education, now rings true as a fully realized agenda. The revolutionary creed - “make a clean sweep
of the past”- has taken hold in school curricula, where knowledge and intellectual education have now given way
to the implementation of prescribed behaviors. The goal is no longer to educate enlightened citizens, but to shape
a new man, conforming to an ideology that admits of no appeal or debate. At the same time, a silent offensive
s being waged against private institutions that still defend French culture and academic excellence.
These schools, guardians of a demanding cultural and intellectual heritage, are gradually being marginalized, while
a globalized educational model is being imposed on a large segment of students, often from immigrant backgrounds. This shift is not insignificant: it is part of a strategy aimed at erasing French identity and carrying out a grand
replacement of the elites. Yet the disinformation machine continues to operate at full throttle, presenting these reforms as mere measures intended to raise academic standards.
DANS LA TÊTE DE MACRON
by Michel Fize
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Emmanuel Macron is not merely a “pathogenic” figure. His “megalothymia,” his extreme narcissism—likely a compensatory mechanism for a poorly managed “inferiority complex” — and his refusal to accept limits and constraints constantly drive him toward confrontation — whether or not he consciously desires it.
Vladimir Putin, the “inverted mirror” of what Macron, as French president, would like to be, becomes
the enemy to be defeated—so that he can assert his existence and dominate.
Behind Mr. Macron’s “European” rhetoric and calls for escalation, an increasingly credible scenario is now taking shape: a direct conflict with Russia within the next three to four years (but perhaps sooner).
This book is not a work of speculative fiction. It is a psycho-socio-geopolitical analysis intended to
ensure that the gravity of the moment is finally acknowledged and that the desire to confront it emerges.