Louise-Line Michel sur Twitter : "#Odeur Parait que #Sarkozy se rapprocherait un peu plus des électeurs #FN qu'il tenterait de rallier à lui pour 2017. Michel Soudais sur Twitter : "Heureusement que #Sarkozy n'est pas au pouvoir... #EGPS... N_Gzles : Totalement hallucinant. La... « Casse toi pôv’ con » : le récit de l’homme insulté par Sarkozy. Il se cache depuis quatre ans, et pour cause : l’homme que le Président a insulté au Salon de l’agriculture, en février 2008 n’était pas un inconnu à l’Elysée.
Yves Bouvière, à Rue89 (Louis Lepron/Rue89) Il s’appelle Yves Bouvière, il a 69 ans. La supercherie de l’Ifop. Am. Le pari Internet: Sarkozy réussira-t-il à court-circuiter le système médiatique? Revenge of the Sovereign Nation. Greek presidential guards perform a change of shift in front of the parliament in Athens (Photo: Reuters) Greece’s astonishing decision to call a referendum – "a supreme act of democracy and of patriotism", in the words of premier George Papandreou – has more or less killed last week’s EU summit deal.
The markets cannot wait three months to find out the result, and nor is China going to lend much money to the EFSF bail-out fund until this is cleared up. The whole edifice is already at risk of crumbling. Société Générale is down 15pc this morning. The FTSE MIB index in Milan has crashed 7pc. New Book Claims Sarkozy Took Cash Campaign Donations Ahead Of 2007 Election. As far as scandals go, it’s the gift that keeps giving—and now it’s starting to give French President Nicolas Sarkozy the same pain in the derrière that it previously inflicted on his fellow conservatives.
“It” is the now notorious “affaire Bettencourt”—a tangle of allegations involving manipulation, influence peddling, and financial improprieties that began proliferating last year from a row within the family of billionaire L’Oréal heiress Liliane Bettencourt. Indications of misconduct and troubling conflicts of interest that exploded from that private-clash-gone-public saga have shaken France’ legal and political system to their foundations, and cost numerous people involved their jobs—including a key member of Sarkozy’s cabinet. The Elysée responded to the accusations attributed to Prévost-Desprez as “unfounded, lying, and scandalous”. They should indeed—but this is no normal tale of calm, independent legal inquiry into claims of run-of-the-mill wrongdoing.
The main reason? INTERVIEW EXCLUSIVE – Saïf Al-Islam Kadhafi accuse Nicolas Sarkozy. Michèle Alliot-Marie : jusquoù et jusquà quand ? Florence Cassez, victime de Sarkozy. French piracy law allows banning websites without oversight. French law allows government to block sites The French National Assembly on Wednesday approved a section of a bill that would allow the government to filter Internet sites blacklisted by the Ministry of the Interior.
Section 4 of the Bill Loppsi 2 will allow this without judge or jury intervention and is meant to reduce child pornography sites and cybercrime. According to Le Point, many of the sites are hosted by countries abroad, and the Ministry of the Interior will send the blacklist to ISPs in order to block them. Some critics of the system believe the approach may wrongfully finger innocent sites and, without legal recourse, will effectively be knocked offline. They believe the parties involved need to go after the creators of illegal pornography rather than just block their sites. By Electronista Staff. WikiLeaks cables: 'Nicolas Sarkozy thin-skinned and authoritarian'
Nicolas Sarkozy is described in the US embassy cables as 'brilliant, impatient, undiplomatic, hard to predict, charming, innovative, and summit-prone'.
Photograph: Eric Feferberg/AFP/Getty Images Nicolas Sarkozy's advisers were so afraid of sparking his anger that they reportedly diverted his plane to avoid him seeing the Eiffel Tower lit up in the colours of the Turkish flag, according to a confidential note from the US ambassador in Paris. A series of classified US memos depict the French president as a self-absorbed, thin-skinned, erratic character who tyrannises his ministers and staff. He is portrayed as undiplomatic, hyperactive, sometimes uncouth and in need of careful handling, despite being the most pro-US French president since the second world war and a brilliant political tactician. The same memo worried that midway through Sarkozy's five-year term, his staff were unwilling "to point out when the emperor is less than fully dressed".
Sevriena, l’entreprise sarkozyste de démolition des retraites. « Je garantirai la pérennité du régime de retraite… Je ne changerai pas le régime par répartition (…) par un régime où chacun épargnerait de son côté… Il faudra que tout soit mis sur la table: l’âge de la retraite, la durée de cotisation et la pénibilité.
La seule piste que je ferme tout de suite, c’est celle de la diminution des pensions… La réforme des retraites concernera tout le monde… Les pensions sont trop basses... »* Nicolas Sarkozy sur TF1 le 25 janvier 2010. . ** Le képi caduc d’Hadopi.