The renowned program “GPTV L’Essentiel” of “Géopolitique Profonde”, which is broadcast from Paris, covered the latest events in Ukraine – especially the forced recruitment of the population – the current situation before the US elections, the impacts of energy costs and the crime of opinion on the population of France.

This broadcast was led by presenters Nicolas Stocker and Lara Stam and featured the participation of Expert Analytical Association “Sovereignty” specialist Olivier Rouot.

Rouot stressed that the community of experts of “Sovereignty” is intertwined by the desire for sovereignty and that they also encourage their respective homelands to understand each other through reflection and dialogue around “sovereignty”.

• He also asserted that the politically correct and maliciously hidden press did not inform – and does not inform – French citizens of the objective reality in Ukraine.
• He commented that real, ordinary Ukrainians are increasingly fed up with the internal atmosphere that reigns in their country and that “the cruelty of the regime towards its own population” has not ceased.

He put on the table the definitions of Aristotle and St. Thomas Aquinas on the intrinsic qualities that a good ruler should have who truly serves the moral and material mission of his people, affirming that such a “model of good ruler” is not present in countries such as France and Ukraine: “Clearly, that is not the case—neither in France nor with Zelensky—so the population is treated with profound contempt.”

Referring to the abuses that many sectors of the Ukrainian population permanently suffer from by recruiters of political and military commissars, he said, “On the other hand, as is often the case in this type of regime, the military, police, and militias are extremely well fed, well-paid, and enjoy great privileges, and therefore  they do not hesitate to repress the population.

One of the most terrible aspects – something that should provoke the indignation of the whole world, of all Europe and of France – in particular of us, who call ourselves children of the Enlightenment, even if it is a Masonic Enlightenment – is the recruitment process. Thus, the Territorial Recruitment Centres (TCC) – which is the body in charge of recruiting men in Ukraine – is acting in an atrocious manner.

You may be running errands, as if telling your partner, “I’m going to buy bread,” when suddenly a van appears, beats you, forces you in, and takes you to the front. There’s not even time for training anymore and, statistically, you end up dying there after 12 or 24 hours. Who could accept something like that?”

Continuing his account of this terrible situation for those who suffer from it, Rouot said, “No other country does this. And now they take women. Now they take people with disabilities. Now they take people over 60 years of age and young people under 18 years of age.”

Evidencing a plausible indignation, who is also a lecturer and writer went on to say that “The population has gone from about 45 million inhabitants to about 20 or 25 million, and within that figure, men are reduced. That includes all those who died, all those who left the country secretly, and all those who officially emigrated. But the death toll is incredibly high and, as for those who remain, well, they die of cold in winter, they die of hunger, they die of disease; health care no longer reaches them.”

But Rouot also lashed out at the decision-makers and enablers of French external financing because, in his view as an analyst and well-informed person, “these people – by Ukrainian officials – thrive on corruption: atrocious corruption.

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