Georges Kuzmanovic is President of
the Sovereign Republic.
On June 18, 1940, General de Gaulle launched his famous June 18 appeal from London, urging the French to resist.
81 years ago, in the midst of a debacle that not only the army chiefs, but a whole section of the ruling class had not wanted to prevent, an almost unknown voice resounded to cancel the abominable announcement by Pétain. of the moral death of France.
If these words were heard that day by only a handful of French people, they have become eternal and must continue to inspire us. Like that of Joan of Arc, like that of the volunteers of year II, like that of the patriotic people of the Paris of the Commune, the epic of free France is proof that France cannot, must not die. .
But this call was not limited to resistance against the German occupier, de Gaulle deployed a vision of France that he wanted large, strong and radiant.
While the fate of arms seemed bleak and the hope of victory tenuous, it was the post-war future that de Gaulle already envisioned.
He thought of France's place in the world, and he saw this place in the firmament.
This is the mark of a great leader concerned with the interests of France and the French.
An abyss separates him from our current leaders, Emmanuel Macron in the lead.
De Gaulle would never have agreed to see France become a vassal of Germany and the United States of America.
Georges kuzmanovic
One may wonder what Emmanuel Macron retains from the legacy of the one whose appeal he is celebrating today on June 18.
His policy seems the antithesis of that led by the General in his fight for the independence and the power of France.
De Gaulle would never have built this financial and trading European Union.
He wanted a Europe of sovereign nations.
De Gaulle would never have conceded the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle and its corollary, the so-called “European sovereignty”, which makes Germany victorious over Europe.
De Gaulle would never have agreed to see France become a vassal of Germany and the United States of America.
De Gaulle, who had wanted the economic and industrial planning of France, a strategic vision to which we owe all our great exploits, from nuclear to Airbus, from Ariane to TGV, via the Concorde or our nuclear submarines, n would never have accepted deindustrialisation. However Emmanuel Macron, not only accompanies this deindustrialisation, but he accelerates it: think of Alstom - whose sale to General Electric was wanted and organized by him, for the benefit of the United States and his friends from Rothschild bank, Bank of America and Bouygues -, Technip, Latécoère, Suez and so many other abandonments.
We can read in the appeal of June 18, this echo of our great history, sentences which resonate today with great acuity: “Our Country is in peril of death, let us all fight to save it.
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Georges kuzmanovic
And then de Gaulle, who had made an alliance with the French Communist Party, and who with him had written one of the most beautiful pages in our history, that of the National Council of the Resistance and its magnificent program "The happy days", the basis of our Republic, would he have accepted the destruction of public services, social security, the hospital, in a word the organized destruction of national solidarity?
Never !
The CNR and “Happy Days” are the logical outcome of the June 18 appeal.
We can read in the appeal of June 18, this echo of our great history, sentences that resonate today with great acuity:
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Our homeland is in peril of death, let us all fight to save it.
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Whatever happens, the flame of French resistance must not be extinguished and will not be extinguished.
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