Zemmour was yesterday on Thinkerview (my comments above):a) Oops at 9 minutes he doesn't know Peak Oil ... It sucks ...
b) And the oil which is only discovered by Westerners ... ah?
Are we talking about the Arabian Peninsula? (ok the westerners started prospecting for extraction there but it's been a while since they don't have much to say ... at least not officially ...)
c) He overestimates the power of the USA
d) He is not far right (for the French definition if ... for the definition of Germany in the 30s no)
e) We must stop being economically naive in France +10
f) We must stop sucking Germany which sucks the USA +1 (the Germans are much more economically patriotic than the French in 2021)
g) 400 "legal" immigrants per year (000% working) and asylum rights + 14 to 300 "illegal" clandestine (AME = 900) ... = within 000 Million / year ... for
how many births of European origin / year in France ? Answer: there are less than 800 births in France so probably less than 000 of European origin (see less but as ethnic statistics are prohibited in France ... we cannot know) ...
What is certain is that according to these figures there is more reception of migrants than births of European origins! 
h) The countries without colonies would have developed faster than the others ... to be verified (Germany had a few colonies in Africa eh ...)
i) Arabelle turbine buyout scandal:
https://www.liberation.fr/economie/edf- ... G3LGZB65I/This time, it's done: EDF will buy the famous Arabelle turbines installed in its nuclear power plants from the American General Electric (GE). The latter became the owner in 2015 by buying the energy business of Alstom. The approximately 2 French employees of GE Steam Power, the entity that brings together GE's nuclear activities in France, were informed this Wednesday morning by an email from their management of the opening of "preliminary discussions" with EDF concerning "a potential transaction relating to part of the activity ”: in this case the entire design, production, marketing and maintenance of turbines and alternators for nuclear reactors.
"I am writing to you today to confirm that we have entered into preliminary discussions with EDF regarding a potential transaction relating to part of the GE Steam Power business", announces Valérie Marjollet, CEO of GE Steam Power, based in Zurich. in Swiss. The manager alludes to the eminently strategic activities for the French nuclear industry, currently grouped together within the GEAST entity in which the French State holds a “golden share” since Alstom has completely withdrawn from it. In other words, a right of veto in the event of resale to a foreign or undesirable actor. It is precisely to secure these nuclear activities and anchor them on French territory that the government has been seeking for eighteen months to convince EDF to buy them back. The electrician is already very present in the design and construction of nuclear power plants via Framatome (formerly Areva NP). But until now, it has not manufactured the turbine-alternator unit itself - what people skilled in the art call “the conventional island” - which transforms the steam produced by a pressurized water reactor (the islet into electricity). nuclear). This know-how was historically vested in Alstom, until the takeover by GE.
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