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Wednesday, July 19, 2017

Gérald Darmanin for Peace


 tag: policy    || Date:  July 19, 2017   

Gérald Darmanin France Politician
Gérald Darmanin France Politician

accomplish you know who has ended the most harm to the armies past the end of the cold War? The Iraqi army? The Taliban? Al Qaeda? Al-Mourabitoune? The Islamic State? No, these are little players. Organizations that have, and from far and wide away, the more our military capabilities are called the party of the little embassy shopkeepers and the group of the tall officials of Bercy, the second serving as armed arms to the first ... unless it is the opposite as the finance officials are powerful.

A force of "peace dividends", repelled or reduced orders, budget gels, under-financed external operations (it will be essential to notify to me how EUR 450 million can be foreseen to finance something that costs an average of one billion for 27 years), grant of archaic materials, small scraps of candles on the right and left (in the embassy sense) it is actually competent to pull off melting armies much faster than any enemy , or even every of our enemies together.

Bravo, therefore, to Bercy and the little punks who have succeeded in their continuing efforts to divide by three the "major operational contract" (basically "general mobilization") in lonesome twenty-five years, without even talking more or less any idea of "remounting in power" purely and simply sacrificed. Thank you for bringing the army encourage to the Armistice Army level in 1940 without even having to deploy a panzer. Congratulations upon having succeeded, despite a florange per month and the collapse of the volume of equipment, to always repel the thesame "hump" of 40 billion euros to be found to simply pay anything that was ordered in the years 1990. Thank you another time and finally to force us more and more to draw to others and more specifically to the Americans to compensate for what we can no longer reach upon a large scale and upon the duration such as strategic airlift or in-flight refuelling.

So let's salute this other summer detestable by Bercy and the promptness of the fine students. The fiddle with of knack and the replacement of a minister-heavy political (hear "whose threat of resignation has an effect") by a executive without knowledge or special appetite for the armies is utterly not for nothing. It seems that she knows the budgetary arcanes of Bercy, we will see if that will resistance or complicity. This offensive could, however, have been more discreet consequently much is the shift subsequent to posture, gestures, displacement, speeches, not to citation the stir programme of the President of the Republic but anything is appropriately foreseeable in the midst of those who are striving for sovereign ministries (which will be reminded that they represent on your own 2.8% of GDP for a sum public expenditure of 56%).

Even if we were to chat roughly war, we would have liked to hear Mr Darmanin chat not quite the one that would be ruthlessly waged next to fraudsters of all kinds and especially the enormous, those who represent at least EUR 60 billion in revenue less (by the way, where do we stand for the treatment of Panama papers and the Punishment of thieves?)). One would like to know why all year 30 billion euros (almost the defence budget) are fixed to foreigners in debt assimilation like they could be to French (you know this system of loans that allows the welcome to finance major investments and later to maintain domestic consumption by reimbursing them). One would have liked to hear also approximately the famous plan of 50 billion euros of investments of the disquiet program. By dedicating a portion to the defence, this may be competent to finally come out of the spiral of crisis that has affected the armies for twenty-five years even if playing on a high-tech industry little and whose effects would gain the entire group including public finances (because and that's where politics in the tiny Week is the stupidest) : A euro invested in the armies is the one that in good brings assist the most revenue). By the way, we would in the same way as to finally have one hours of daylight a tiny archives of the sacrifices made by the Ministry of Finance upon the altar of the suffocation of the means of the state.

In May 2014, faced considering the offensive of the moment (which was simply to ensure that the put it on that had just been passed was not respected), the Minister of Defence and the Chiefs of staff had threatened to resign. The attack was after that less mighty in its outcome than the current because we are not mistaken, Mr Damarnin is the Galbraith of a extra "May 1940", the doings in less, and we must end utterly speedily this madness.
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Easy Defence Policy for Common People


 tag: defence, policy    || Date:  July 19, 2017   

council of defence policies
For them who are only curious in the small crisis of the moment or who have floating the obsession of reading texts a tiny long, you can go directly to the end.

I signed up as a cadet in 1983. The Chief of the Army staff then resigned to upheaval adjoining the fall in the defence budget, which was brutally the equivalent of approximately 36 billion euros (if, if you door it correctly) to 30 (for figures look here). The major general of the armed forces had afterward resigned to activity adjoining the minister's unshakable intrusion into the conduct of the operations, but this is different story. Strangely, the budget was just as quick the similar to year.

It is authenticated that the times was certainly nervous in Europe. The clock of fate of the university of Physics of Chicago, which measured the door to a nuclear feat (midnight), marked Midnight minus seven in 1984. The violence of western Europe by the forces of the Warsaw deal was just about a intellectual genre. Also, despite the economic difficulties, a agreed substantial effort was made to develop our defence tool. This fluctuateded according to the changes in power and military programming laws (three from 1984 to 1993) and if the effort decreased (from in the region of 3% of GDP to 2.5% in 1990) The volume was supported by the increase in GDP. The defence budget consequently reached EUR 39 billion in 1990.

If this effort had persisted to 2.5% of GDP, the current budget would be EUR 55 billion. We would have invested with 100 and 200 billion euros in the French industry (much more than the 50 billion in the presidential programme, whose fallout would have affected the collection economy and even in good the budgetary revenues (for the stamp album is how the united States came out of the 1929 crisis when the 3rd extra Deal). We would have been modernizing our armies and would be in the forefront in many areas. Our army would be the third in the world in power, which would guarantee a little more both our independence and the defence of our interests.


I digress but in the years 1980 it was conventional that the defence effort would continue and that is why a certainly ambitious programme of equipment was launched which first focused upon nuclear (renewal of the submarine launchers, other missiles of every types, etc.) but with upon a amass agreeable generation (Rafale, nuclear aircraft carrier, armoured infantry achievement Vehicle (VBCI), Char Leclerc , Eryx missiles, Tiger and Cayman helicopters, etc.). attain not look, all our unprejudiced Arsenal qualified today was conceived in this get older 1985-1995 and it was destined to the great battle neighboring the Soviet sticking to in Central Europe.

The effort was as commendable as it was indispensable. It was with unquestionably expensive, each other material costing to buy several grow old the price of the previous one. therefore one could not replace the previous materials number for number and as a result one could save plus as many act units. This was a fine issue because by removing these units and saving on the keen budget, we could find new appropriations to finance the equipment. The compulsion was consequently taken from this epoch to remove humans first in order to be accomplished to buy the equipments bigger afterwards. The experience will play-act that if the suppression of men was easy, especially in a disciplined universe and (fortunately otherwise) non-unionized, the second allowance would prove ever more complicated. In the explanation sheet, in three reforms (one all three years on average), the army free 17% of its staff and the further armies 4%. Nine ventilate bases were closed, the engagement aircraft went from 450 to 400 suit aircraft, the Navy floating 13 buildings and the Army 6 (small) divisions.

And then there was chasm stroke in 1990-91 which testified both to the obsession to continue the rarefied recapitalization of armies and our low projection capabilities from the moment we persisted (from the diseases of the expedition of Madagascar in 1895) to engage outdoor France and Germany lonesome professional soldiers. There was mostly the stop of the USSR, this vast enemy, which left us regarding helpless.

We hastened and speedily (and everywhere) to lie alongside the "peace dividends", i.e. to puncture the defence budget as much as possible. This beside from 39 billion in 1990 to 30 billion in 2002. I think practically it now but you will note in passing that neither the attacks of 1986 nor even those of 1995 in Paris have ever affected the P
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