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Corruption is always Confusion
Published Jan 6, 2024
Updated Jan 6, 2024
Culture
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Culture
Published Jan 6, 2024
Updated Jan 6, 2024
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Corruption begins with mind, unsustainable until a (turning-non return) point (confusion, conflicts of interests, obstruction and delays, lies and propaganda...). Thanks today to the French Mediapart (Newsletter, Jan. 6th) for the photo, the second one I chose generally speaking for a current suspicious government of FRANCE and because of clear and clearest similarities with AMERICA regarding a knotted (entangled, corrupted) political situation with the former President of US and William Barr whose honesty sounds as much trustworthy as others overseas (across the Atlantic) colleagues in DOJ : lately in France a trial, and almost a controversial for a few good reasons, regarding the Minister of Justice, another Premiere after the one concerning indictment and much more regarding (too) a former President of France. So, this time is at stake the report concerning Gerald Darmanin (Home Office man, or Chief of Police and cults), the Minister of the Interior who despoils French People or The Treasury (but how? With whom ? How can we explain such a trick ?) for advice (in taxation) in the name of Football (PSG : Parisian famous team) ! Everyone kn
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