Good morning ! This morning, I will confess to you that last night, in my bed, I was quite embarrassed. I was thinking about the message I put to you yesterday morning, and looking back I thought it was petty. The fact is that the number of readers with us (even if it takes a certain base) is not the most important, we have nothing to sell no ads or such, so even if it is important this n is not vital.
Unfortunately, like many bloggers, for reasons that are specific to my life journey, like others, I work emotionally, and in addition to wanting to get things done, it is clear to me (I admits) that we also seek some form of recognition (or at least to bring together the approval of the widest possible public to validate our argument).
In addition, for health reasons that are specific to me, I (sometimes) get carried away or react excessively, even thoughtlessly (too quickly), which explains these repeated "clashes" that I don't can't stem.
I am all the more sorry for this, since the people who saw the message are precisely those who remained faithful, and not those who left.
For all these reasons, try not to blame me too much (I know it's not easy).
Please also tell me if the "additional information" is (as I think) a real added value for you, to cross-reference the information and understand an article well (because they alone represent 30% of the time I spend relaying a note).
Today is Sunday, and we are going to taste our first organic chicken provided by our AMAP, I can only enjoin you to do like us, and to get closer to a AMAP near you, to have quality products. Of course, you have to know how to prepare them, which is no longer given to everyone (nevertheless many recipes are available on the Internet). But precisely, it is a practice that must be encouraged, so as not to lose our independence and know how to cook (otherwise they will impose industrial products on us).
The sense of taste and knowing how to eat are also an education in their own right that we must give to our children.
For now, what is coming back to center stage this morning is Brussels' latent desire to want to privatize our social security.
Integrate well that alone we are weak, united we are unshakeable, that's why people like Guillaume Sarkozy want to sell us individual services to break the solidarity that exists between us, and reap BIG profits on each French person individually.
Like I've told you, social security does not benefit from taxes made in its name, also (for years) they take advantage of our ignorance to argue their nauseating speeches (video additional information).
Social security is one of the greatest advances given to us by the National Council of Resistance after the Second World War.
Do not give in to their toxic propaganda and challenge your politicians. They need to know that we know the TRUTH, because these facts have been confirmed to me independently by 2 doctors… (taxes not collected).
For the rest of the news there is now the…. DEFCON Room. I hope you like it (don't hesitate to send me your feedback to improve it or improve the daily content of the blog).
With that, I beg (again) your indulgence, and I wish you a pleasant Sunday with your family (I will only publish another post in international, because as I told you last week, now, on Sunday , I prioritize my family).
fraternally
Crazy Love.
More than eight out of ten French people (86%) say they are "very or rather worried" about France's ability to finance its social security system, according to an Ifop poll for Le Journal du Dimanche on September 22.
Only 14% of those questioned say they are "rather not or not at all worried", according to this survey published a few days before the presentation, scheduled for Thursday, of the social security financing bill (PLFSS) for 2014.
A majority of respondents (59%) believe that the French spend too much on health. 12% consider on the contrary that they do not spend enough and 28% that they spend properly (1% without opinion).
Asked to say whether they prefer to pay more contributions and be well taken care of or not to pay more but to be reimbursed less for their care, the French are very divided.
Thus, 49% declare that they are “personally ready to pay more social security contributions, to ensure that their health costs and those of the French in general are still covered”.
Conversely, 48% say "prefer not to pay more social contributions, even if the level of coverage of their health costs and that of the French in general decreases". 3% of those questioned do not have an opinion.
This survey was carried out on September 20 and 21 by telephone with a representative sample of 1004 adults (quota method).
source: Liberation.fr
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