@visionergeo C'est surtout parce que les Allemands font encore capoter tous les programles communs.
Depuis des dizaines d'années c'est comme ça.
En fait je me demande pourquoi on continue à essayer de faire des programmes communs avec eux...
@mufairly@LorianeLafont Y a du vrai.
Maintenant quand 2 pauvres OPJ sont seules en charge de dizaines de dossiers, sans aucun renfort, elles ne pourront pas faire de miracle. C'est du vécu.
Alors non ce n'est pas QUE l'excuse facile. C'est juste la réalité.
@Sushi_Foumi Les FdO font partis des métiers les plus contrôlés. Et fort heureusement.
Tous les mois je vois passer des messages de conseils de discipline avec des sanctions allant jusqu'au licenciement doublées (ou pas) par des sanctions pénales lourdes.
Ils ont toujours rendu des comptes.
The unfolding disaster of the Trump administration in regards to Iran, is a self-inflicted wound on so many levels. It showed that military might alone is not a silver bullet. What went wrong?
1.) Atrocious planning and slow reaction
It was known for 47 years that if Iran gets attacked that the Strait of Hormuz will be a target. When Iranian civilians were rising up in January 2026 and then were left alone, it was claimed that the military built up had to be concluded before an military engagement can happen. This cost valuable time. A military intervention so early and in conjunction with uprisings on the ground would have caught much more momentum. Worse, even after that delayed attack, the US strategy still didn't account for the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. So it was a double-loss.
2.) No coherent strategy and missed military developments
Once the operation started, again, Iran was reacting in a predictive way, launching thousands of drones and missiles which they had refined in the war in Ukraine. It was clear that the low-cost but numerous weapon systems will eventually cause a lot of damage. Ukraine has been experiencing this for 4 years and developed effective countermeasures. The Trump administration, however, repeatedly refused to heed the help and advice from Kyiv, and even belittled it. The US military, on the other hand, and even more the Arab countries in the Gulf quickly learned the hard way that this rebuff was stupid. Eventually, they invited Ukrainian drone experts. The USA lacked any kind of strategy when the Iranian regime refused to collapse and were absolutely ill-prepared for this kind of war.
3.) Lacking support by allies
You might argue that Bush's Iraq war was ill-planned and when it comes to long term planning this was certainly the case, but it was far more successful in bringing in allies. More than 30 countries participated as the "coalition of the willing" back in 2003. Trump's Iran war, on the other hand, was widely an "one-man-show". Aside from Israel, the USA were practically alone. This resulted directly from Trump's repeated attacks against allies, including those who supported the USA in Afghanistan and even Iraq. It was clear that after that nobody wanted to risk his or her neck for somebody who repeatedly insulted them and their countries. The fact that Trump didn't bother to consult them beforehand only reaffirmed their stance.
4.) Decline of US soft power thanks to "DOGE"
The destruction DOGE left in its wake is immeasurable. Gutting crucial elements of American soft power such as USAID, Voice of America and dozens of other programs destroyed a lot of goodwill the US had in the region and across the globe. The perception of the USA moved from a powerful benefactor to an aggressive and transactional bully. In its relentless obsession to fight "wokeness" - or what was perceived as such - the foundation of soft power, which was built in almost a century, was trampled on in a matter of months. From the carrot-and-stick approach only the stick remained, and that one turned to be flaccid.
5.) Overall downfall of the USA
Let's not mince words here. Trump is a wrecking ball for US' democracy. Insider trading, corruption, mass lying, cozying up to dictators and an absolute disdain for the rule of law had a direct impact on America's standing in more than just political or morale questions. No matter how loud you scream in certain parts of the USA, it is fact that the USA under Trump have lost huge respect in the world. The enemies of the USA hate you just as must they hated you before, maybe even more, but your friends are absolutely shocked and aghast about what is happening. Far more devastating, however, is US' unreliability. What was agreed upon before, can change on a whim. "Good relations" are defined by one man and one man alone.
This is not how you conduct policy, neither domestic nor foreign. The USA are in full decline and the big bang will certainly come if the trajectory is not immediately corrected. The strategic defeat in Iran is even worse than Vietnam, because Vietnam gave Washington the lesson from which they learned and eventually won the Cold War. What Trump is doing, however, is just doubling down on stupid and denying reality, which didn't work before and won't work even less now.
@Archange456923 @Shiburaii Démenti depuis 2024.
Info issu des pro-russes.
Bref un bon gros troll russe qui permet de voir immédiatement d'où vient le posteur...
Mega-fumble !
@clement_molin J'aurai aimé le Jean Moulin mais je comprends que le nom choisi soit encore plus parlant internationalement.
C'est la volonté d'un marqueur fort vis-à-vis de l'étranger.
Reportage TF1 sur un chef d'entreprise de transports qui ferme et licencie ses employés à cause de la taxe sur les petits colis.
Pourquoi ? Parce que la France a mis la taxe petits colis en mars AVANT les autres pays européens en novembre.
Bravo Bercy ! 🤡
Des débiles...
Recently, France 🇫🇷 has faced criticism from other European 🇪🇺 states, accused of "talking a lot but doing little" for European defense.
However, the facts demonstrate the opposite:
🔹Operation Sagittarius, the evacuation of French nationals from Sudan in April 2023: the French army arrived first at Khartoum airport, evacuating 1,017 people, only 216 of whom were French. "The French did everything," headlined The Economist.
🔹Middle East: for two years, France was at the heart of missions to secure the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and Lebanon through UNIFIL, and deployed a hospital ship for months to treat seriously wounded soldiers from Gaza.
🔹Support for Ukraine: While French support remains largely weak and open to criticism, France has provided a significant amount of equipment, but more importantly, it finances the Ukrainian economy and has been the main intelligence player since the United States withdrew. Three-quarters of aerial and satellite intelligence is gathered by France.
🔹Nuclear deterrence: The French President announced the expansion of France's deterrence doctrine, taking into account French interests in Europe. With this "Forward Deterrence" strategy, nuclear exercises will include European partners.
🔹Greenland: an advanced presence. Many have talked, but France has done the most: sending a frigate, conducting regular exercises, maritime surveillance, and preparing for combat in extreme cold.
🔹Protection of NATO allies: From the very beginning of the war in Ukraine, it took only a few weeks to deploy forces to Romania, which commands NATO defense in the area, while others take four years to deploy a division 600 km from their own territory. Reinforcements have been made in Estonia and Poland, and advanced air policing has been implemented.
🔹Fighting the Russian ghost fleet: France was the first European country to intercept ships of the Russian ghost fleet.
🔹An independent defense industry, selling to European allies (Greece, Croatia, Lithuania, Czech Republic, etc.) and purchasing what France does not produce (assault rifles, AWACS aircraft).
🔹The immediate and total deployment of the French military to the Middle East: 19 out of 23 large surface ships out of port, 8 frigates, an aircraft carrier, 2 helicopter carriers, a supply ship, and probably several submarines deployed in the Mediterranean Sea to defend Cyprus, in the Red Sea, and in the Arabian Sea. The aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle traveled from Malmö, Sweden, to Cyprus in 9 days at full speed.
Criticizing France for sometimes seeming arrogant, or for not doing enough, is all well and good, but in the military sphere, Europe cannot do without Paris. Rather than offering criticism (we already have enough internal criticism inside France about the government and its actions), many states and their leaders would do better to examine their own performance in this topic. It is by working together that we make faster and greater progress toward our security, not by mocking each other when we are incapable of achieving even a tenth of what others are doing.
@sentdefender How can you be in a position of unconditional surrender if you don't say so...? 🤔
The Trump administration is nothing but a bad series of announcements and botched decisions.