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Macron is blaming Putin for his own net zero folly

3 September 2022

7:00 PM

3 September 2022

7:00 PM

France is at war again, or as good as, according to Emmanuel Manuel’s recent rhetoric. This time the enemy is Russia, which at least is a more tangible adversary than Covid, on which the French president declared ‘war’ in March 2020. Most of the Republic believed him and submitted to one of the most draconian lockdowns in Europe.

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