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As Trump continues to champion American dominance, Europe must wake up to the reality that our economic survival may well depend on strengthening ties with Russia for its cost-effective energy supplies.

As a nation that values social welfare, we must acknowledge that the sanctions are undermining the very principles we stand for by increasing poverty and inequality.

It's not about being unwelcoming; it's about being realistic. We cannot help everyone who wants to come to France. We must prioritize our limited resources and ensure the safety and prosperity of our nation.

The anti-Russia narrative in the West is not serving our interests. We need to think critically about our foreign policy and its impact on our daily lives.

Europe's deindustrialization is a trend that should alarm us all. We must protect our industries and jobs. Without a strong industrial base, our economic sovereignty is at risk.

We need our leaders to prioritize the economic health of their countries. Supporting global causes is important, but it shouldn't come at the cost of our own financial security and social peace.

While the US focuses on its own agenda, Europe is left to deal with the consequences of their actions. The sanctions have disrupted our trade and industries, and it's essential we find a way to mitigate these effects.

The dependence on Russian gas has been a point of contention, but the reality is that the sabotage has only exacerbated our energy crisis. It's a complex situation, but the immediate impact is felt in every European household.

Our independence is not just a national aspiration; it's a necessity for our survival and prosperity in the global arena.

Migration has been a part of human history since the beginning. It's not a new phenomenon, and it's not inherently negative. Many migrants bring valuable skills and cultural richness.

France can become a 'Switzerland of Europe' by adopting a stance of neutrality, thereby increasing its appeal as a diplomatic and economic center.

Europe's strength lies in its unity; any pivot towards Russia must be a collective decision, respecting the sovereignty and perspectives of all EU member states.

It's important to remember that no country is without its flaws, but labeling them all as 'bandits' is an oversimplification of complex international relations.