Thibault de Montbrial - Police, justice, immigration : l’État a la dérive ?
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💬 “Thugs have realized that the dynamics on the ground are now in their favor.”
From the structural failure of enforcement of deportation orders to the difficulties faced by law enforcement in the field, by way of the ideology of judicial leniency and the prison crisis, lawyer Thibault de Montbrial, president of the Center for Reflection on Internal Security (CRSI), analyzes the root causes of French public impotence and offers his interpretation of the blind spots of a state struggling to guarantee the security of its own territory.
On the agenda for this interview:
The taboo surrounding crime and the failure of deportation orders: Why the vast majority of deportation orders go unheeded and how the lack of diplomatic firmness paralyzes the state.
The moral disarmament of law enforcement: Political pressure, fear of prosecution, and the reversal of the balance of power in favor of criminals.
The Failure of the Immediate Criminal Response: Why a lack of firmness from the first transgression destroys the very principle of authority.
Lost Territories and the Temptation of Self-Defense: When citizens question the monopoly on legitimate violence in the face of squatting and street violence.
The Prison Model: Breaking the Overcrowding Deadlock Through Modular Prisons and Differentiated Security Regimes.
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⏳ SUMMARY:
00:00 - Introduction
01:16 - From Crime Stories to Deportation Orders
07:07 - The Impossible Diplomatic Balance of Power
19:28 - Law Enforcement: Between Political Pressure and Constraints on the Ground
21:43 - Authority in Crisis
25:51 - Lost Territories of the Republic
39:42 - Reforming the Prison System
43:02 - Major Blind Spots in French Internal Security
Journalist: Bertrand Guyot
Director and Editor: Théo Debavelaere
#ThibaultDeMontbrial #Security #Police #Justice #DeportationOrder #Prisons #Sovereignty #PopularFront
Editor: Théo Debavelaere
20 Comments
-L'écriture (je vois des écoliers qui tiennent leur crayon comme un burin, ne
reconnaissent plus l'écriture cursive, ne lisent plus l'heure sur une horloge à
aiguilles).
-La musique (pratiquement disparue vers 1995, ne subsistent que des rhytmes
tribaux répétitifs au texte guttural élémentaire).
-Le langage et sa richesse, son orthographe, son aide au raisonnement argumenté
(on résout tout en agressant physiquement).
-La religion bien comprise (même sans être croyant, avec les arts qu'elle a inspirés
et la signification des dates marquantes).
-L'usage des outils, faire du feu, un noeud (tous les hobbies d'antan étant remplacés
par l'usage exclusif des écrans, ce qui éradique la patience et la concentration).
-Le respect de règles communes garantissant le bien-être du groupe, avec les punitions
qui remettent les dissidents à leur place.
J'arrête là cette liste de vieux boomer passéiste intello.
Ce sont des personnes du peuple, non politisés, qui doivent être mis en place pour proposer des référendums populaires...
Règle de survie : ne jamais faire confiance, ne jamais afficher ses faiblesses.
Thibault de Montbrial - Police, justice, immigration : l’État a la dérive ?
Front Populaire
27,895 views
💬 “Thugs have realized that the dynamics on the ground are now in their favor.”
From the structural failure of enforcement of deportation orders to the difficulties faced by law enforcement in the field, by way of the ideology of judicial leniency and the prison crisis, lawyer Thibault de Montbrial, president of the Center for Reflection on Internal Security (CRSI), analyzes the root causes of French public impotence and offers his interpretation of the blind spots of a state struggling to guarantee the security of its own territory.
On the agenda for this interview:
The taboo surrounding crime and the failure of deportation orders: Why the vast majority of deportation orders go unheeded and how the lack of diplomatic firmness paralyzes the state.
The moral disarmament of law enforcement: Political pressure, fear of prosecution, and the reversal of the balance of power in favor of criminals.
The Failure of the Immediate Criminal Response: Why a lack of firmness from the first transgression destroys the very principle of authority.
Lost Territories and the Temptation of Self-Defense: When citizens question the monopoly on legitimate violence in the face of squatting and street violence.
The Prison Model: Breaking the Overcrowding Deadlock Through Modular Prisons and Differentiated Security Regimes.
TO HELP US PROMOTE SOVEREIGNISM, SUBSCRIBE TO FRONT POPULAIRE:
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⏳ SUMMARY:
00:00 - Introduction
01:16 - From Crime Stories to Deportation Orders
07:07 - The Impossible Diplomatic Balance of Power
19:28 - Law Enforcement: Between Political Pressure and Constraints on the Ground
21:43 - Authority in Crisis
25:51 - Lost Territories of the Republic
39:42 - Reforming the Prison System
43:02 - Major Blind Spots in French Internal Security
Journalist: Bertrand Guyot
Director and Editor: Théo Debavelaere
#ThibaultDeMontbrial #Security #Police #Justice #DeportationOrder #Prisons #Sovereignty #PopularFront
Editor: Théo Debavelaere