/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>caring about booj political drama

Ok no I'm just being a dick, I don't know more I wish I did.

>>483723
>Is Macron dictator for life now?
Definitely not, the military would never back him, because he already betrayed them when he tried to feed them to the meat grinder in Ukraine. He'd be dead in a week if he attempted a dictatorship.

>What's happening? What's going on?
The neo-libs lost power, and they haven't accepted it yet.

>left "popular resistance" coalition nominates another neoliberal for PM who went to the same elite schools as Macron
>Macron rejects them anyway
What can be said? They pissed away their credibility by pushing more banker bullshit when they had the power to push for something leftward. The only way this could work out in their favor now is if they went to the people and said "See, our opponents won't even accept another right-wing neoliberal austerity peddler, they can't be reasoned with!" I highly doubt they're going to do that though.

>>483726
>The only way this could work out in their favor now is if they went to the people and said "See, our opponents won't even accept another right-wing neoliberal austerity peddler, they can't be reasoned with!" I highly doubt they're going to do that though.
They should though!
I feel like we might actually be at a turning point with this stuff. The pro-Palestine/anti-genocide movement in the US has comparable stuff going on, where the so-called "centrists" keep rejecting absolutely every generous concession and compromise from the people they characterize as "radicals," who actually represent an ever-growing portion of popular consensus. I'm not an optimist, but I think it's sending a message to a lot of people who might otherwise have dismissed it.

>>483728
>I feel like we might actually be at a turning point with this stuff. The pro-Palestine/anti-genocide movement in the US has comparable stuff going on, where the so-called "centrists" keep rejecting absolutely every generous concession and compromise from the people they characterize as "radicals," who actually represent an ever-growing portion of popular consensus.
What i found noteworthy was how surprised and befuddled the ruling classes were when they got so much shit for supporting a genocide. They appear to have mentally disconnected from the population. That's probably why they're rejecting every compromise that's offered to them.

Their blunt imperial smash strategies don't work either anymore, and they don't appear to be accepting that either.

France just ousted their prime minister.

>>483723
>Macron dictator for life now
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>>486031
Which one ?

>>486033
Barnier.

Hasan - French Gov't Collapses AGAIN

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/sep/25/nicolas-sarkozy-found-guilty-of-criminal-conspiracy-in-libya-trial
>Nicolas Sarkozy found guilty of criminal conspiracy in Libya trial

The former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has been found guilty of criminal conspiracy in a trial in which he and aides were accused of making a corruption pact with the regime of the late Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi to receive funding for the 2007 French presidential election campaign.

But Sarkozy was acquitted of three other charges. As the head judge, Nathalie Gavarino, continued to read the verdict on Thursday, Sarkozy was found guilty of criminal conspiracy but acquitted of corruption, misuse of Libyan public funds and illegal election campaign funding. Sentencing has not yet been announced.



What the fuck?

>>491634
Lmao I have no idea

>>491634
It's a free country!

>>491634
Sarkozy is now in prison.

https://x.com/MenchOsint/status/1981061435976200670
⭕️🇫🇷 Former french president Nicolas Sarkozy was stopped from sleeping by several french inmates, saying they would avenge the late Libyan leader Gaddafi.

"Oh Sarko, you son of a wh*re, wake up! You killed Gaddafi …"

They said Germans didn't have a sense of humor.

>>492037
Not true, Germans can be very funny. Wankel engine always cracks me up.

https://x.com/MintPressNews/status/1987937160008269959
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has been released from jail. He was freed on Monday, November 10, 2025, after serving approximately three weeks of a five-year sentence for a criminal conspiracy conviction.

Sarkozy, who was incarcerated at La Santé prison in Paris on October 21, 2025, was released under strict judicial supervision pending his appeal. Conditions of his release include a ban on leaving France and a ban on contacting any justice ministry officials.

A court granted the release after his lawyers argued he was not a flight risk and did not meet the legal justifications for continued "provisional detention" while an appeal is ongoing. The appeal hearing is expected to take place in March of next year.

Nicolas Sarkozy was jailed for his conviction on a charge of criminal conspiracy related to the illegal financing of his 2007 presidential election campaign with funds from the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.

In September 2025, a Paris court found Sarkozy guilty of "criminal conspiracy" for allowing his close aides to engage with Libyan officials to secure campaign financing between 2005 and 2007. This was before Sarkozy played a key role in the NATO overthrow of Gaddafi and decimation of Libya.