RE: Yellow vests and a run on the bank, UK joining in? About time too.
Protect French industry: prohibit relocation. Protecting our industry is protecting our know-how and our jobs.
Sounds like the US, here we are called protectionist and out of line thinking we can live without a global market.
Anyone authorized to work on French territory must be equal with a French citizen and his employer must contribute to the same height as
a French employer.
Much like the illegal population here that undercuts the wages of American workers by being willing to work for half the wages while cramming a family in each bedroom in order to survive off those wages.
That a real integration policy be implemented. Living in France means becoming French (French language course, History of France course and civic education course with certification at the end of the course).
Here they would call a demand like that (though it's suppose to be criteria met to be a US citizen if you come here legally and those who do oblige) but if you were to say all illegals must comply you are called a racist and are afraid of losing white sovereignty.
End of presidential allowances for life
Presidents should provide for themselves after leaving office, here they even get a yearly amount to maintain an office, if they want a office let them pay for it themselves.
Interesting thoughts from the American perspective, I guess we all look at our own land first, before looking at others, the USA like the UK went full on PC and far left. The French like the Polish are not willing to, nor Hungary.
I have seen this happen in the UK twice, once in the 1970's and it was Indian, Pakistani and Jamaican families with 10 people to a 2 bedroom house, then when Poland joined the EU they did the same, everyone screams look at how they live, look how many are in that house, they work for less than me blah blah blah, they were all willing to do the work we simply did not want to do anymore, chamber maids, porters, menial work, bars/pubs etc.
Globalism is nothing more than the next cheep labor for profit in dividends/shares.