Talk:Arnaud Montebourg

Clearstream

Was Clearstream found guilty of any of Denis Robert's accusations? Shouldn't this article be a little bit more cautious for legal reasons? (This isn't a rhetorical question, I genuinely do not know!) Thermaland 11:57, 22 January 2007 (UTC)

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Why do you reduce informations

Its like you want absolutely avoid to give the english readers the complete informations to understand his policy. Nobody understand nothing with your article. Are you paid by Macron to destriy the article about all his opponants? Proximo (talk) 22:34, 8 September 2022 (UTC)

Example of important information you cut.

His fourth algerian great-grand father, Ahmed Ould Cadi, agha (chieftain) of Frendah (Oran), fought against the ottoman caliphate 'for the determination of the region', he then joined the French Army, he was appointed Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour in 1867.[4][5][6]

Montebourg grew up in sub-prefectures cities, 'what will influence his political and economical ideas.'

He pleads in several media cases:

'the Carrefour du développement affair (1992), French politico-financial affair of embezzlement of public funds'

the criminal case Christian Didier, assassin of René Bousquet (1995).[7] The former Vichy official, Bousquet, had been indicted for war crimes and was soon to be tried. Didier was convicted in 1995 and received a 10-year sentence.[8] This case took the practice of lawyers upside down, because Didier did not want to be considered crazy, so Montebourg fought for the court to recognize him as responsible for his act.

'the criminal case of little Grégory, lawyer for Christine Villemin, the mother, then for Jean-Marie Villemin, the father, (many years). He acquitted the mother of the child who was accused. He asked for the reopening of the case in 1995 to use the evolution of DNA technology, which will allow the discovery of new leads.

'In 1995, the association for the defense of paris taxpayers for a case of favoritism.[9]

the affair of the fake reports of TF1, the TV channel has made a fake interview of Fidel Castro

He will use his skills as a lawyer in politics, particularly in dealing with the case of fictitious jobs and the resulting bills of famous politicians, and also as rapporteur for the commission of inquiry into commercial courts and tax heavens.'

'called for significant constitutional changes, leading to the founding of a Sixth French Republic. The objective for him is to decrease the monopoly of presidential power and permit a parliament balance. The difficulty is that in France before the Fifth Republic, the parliament was overpowerful, unstable, and didn't hear the people. For Montebourg the Fifth Republic is an opposite excess.'

'Montebourg, very focused on political fight against corruption, also supported reporter Denis Robert for his role in revealing the illegal system of double-accounts maintained by Clearstream, a clearing-house based in Luxembourg, involving high-ranking politicians. He has also been engaged in a campaign against the rules governing taxation of foreign nationals and banking secrecy of Switzerland.[10]'

'He had a politic of industrial development and defending of national sovereignty. His method was to control the fairness of alliances in trades. In this context, he set up 32 industrial plans defining the priority projects to be implemented. He saved a famous national automotive brand and developped many projects in high tech. His policy came up against ideological confrontations.'

'Despite his decree, what he had anticipated became true. During the following five-year period after he left, a large number of national flagships were sold to foreign companies, most often when they are functioning well. They were often dismembered: Alcatel, Essilor, Technip, Latécoère, Véolia. Before the 2022 elections, many sales projects were suspended: Carrefour, EDF, Engie (national retail, national electricity, and national gas). There was also a start of the government to privatize universities and schools, as well as the public hospital, and the attempt to sell Paris airport. Occasionally, Montebourg, who had retired from politic, reappears in the media to alert. In this context, many cases of foreign wiretapping of French and European officials took place, for example the case of Élysée Palace spy by NSA. The cooperation he had initiated on counterintelligence had never been implemented.

He defines his approach as a desire to turn the page with the Macron five-year term, following the yellow vests crisis, the failure to take into account the grievances of the "great national debate", the sale of many national jewels for the interests of financial institutions, and foreign interests, the management of the Covid crisis which had provoke numerous criticisms of the defeasance of the State, as well as the public consideration of the idea of ​​de-globalization that he announced for ten years, and on the intrusion into the state apparatus of foreign private groups. It also marks its desire to absolutely avoid the duel of 2017 which opposed Macron to Le Pen.

He shows his wish to overcome the left-right divide, by being regal on the right and social on the left, to defend "the France of the sub-prefectures", the nuclear industry, a "France without oil within twenty years" and took up his idea of ​​establishing a Sixth Republic by referendum. In this context, he stands out from the traditional left by advocating “republican severity” against the “submersion of territories by delinquency”. Thus, on November 7, 2021, he aroused controversy by proposing the blocking of private money transfers – he quotes “eleven billion euros which pass through Western Union” – to countries which do not agree to repatriate their nationals targeted by obligations to leave French territory. While the far right agreed this announcement, the left was indignant and the collective "Les Jeunes pour Montebourg" abandoned its campaign. Despite the support of part of his potential electorate, his political supporters opposed him. He thus demonstrates the total impossibility of the left of talking about immigration issues, even when it is about fighting against delinquency. He wanted get out of a binary vision proposing to be for an immigration but with a control of immigration. He withdrew from the race on 20 Jan 2022, as he failed to gain momentum and wished to not add to the confusion of the multiple left-leaning candidates. He did not endorse any other candidate.[30]' Proximo (talk) 22:47, 8 September 2022 (UTC)