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the gunslingers

InsolentiaeAttal, Le Maire, Cazenave, the Shearers-Guns of your savings

Insolentiae – Apr 19, 2024

Protect yourself !

   

This information is essential for you… well for your taxes!

In case you haven't figured it out, France will not go bankrupt.

France is strong thanks to you, thanks to us, and to be more precise thanks to your money, your savings.

The HCFP considers the government's deficit reduction plan not credible

The HCFP is the High Council of Public Finances, the body of the Court of Auditors and which estimated in an opinion that the government's objective of a return to a public deficit below 3% of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2027 “lack of credibility” given the current deterioration of public finances and economic growth forecasts!

No kidding. The HCFP does not go so far as to say that we are led by Mozarts of finance who play wrong notes and a bad score, but almost.

The institution warns of the lack of coherence of this new trajectory. Its first president, Pierre Moscovici, in an exclusive interview with Le Figaro, judges that the executive's promises lack credibility, particularly on reducing spending...

Moscovici. It is unfavorably known to my poultry police services (chickens).

For years my crystal chickens have been accumulating a file as thick as your arm on Pierre Moscovici. Minister of the economy who is failing and finances which are slipping, comrade European commissioner, then president of the lower court of accounts which are not going well. Let us not forget his love for the beautiful Marie-Charline and her cat who Moscovici gave her bath. You notice that the latter had the exquisite taste of having a cat named Hamlet and not a cat, which will avoid many saucy comments. In short, there's no shortage of mentions in this mamamouchi's locker!

So let's listen to these last words about this Mozart-style management.

“We cannot reduce public spending so massively without having an effect on economic growth. A coherent scenario would therefore require changing either the macroeconomic forecast or that of public finances. »

There we agree. From a technical point of view, there is a large shell in the soup.

But the best is when Le Figaro questions him about what should be done... and then we feel the years of experience in nothing coming to the surface

“We must find room for maneuver. To do this, we need political will, courage, because it is undoubtedly unpopular, intelligence to define economies that do not harm essential growth, and pedagogy. »…

Here we are.

The essential educational effort.

When people talk to us about pedagogy, we are going to have problems!

You understand I suppose, since we have lived in Macronie.

In Macronie, which is a great democracy, that of West Korea, we always demonstrate pedagogy before sending you the Brav-M and the CRS if you have not understood the pedagogy. Phase 1, the pedagogy which explains why you must obey. Yellow Vests? Pedagogy then flashballs. Pension movement? First teaching of course, then flashballs. Vaccines ? First education (all vaccinated, all protected) then…health pass.

Here we are talking about money. Of debts. Deficits.

So pedagogy is about explaining to you why you are going to have to make a lot of effort. Work more, earn less, work longer, pension smaller. Fewer hospitals and obviously paying more taxes. To make you pay more taxes… pedagogy. Then after the automatic taxation since you will agree.

Here you do not risk being blinded by a flashball, rest assured, it is just your savings that will be cut, your income that will be blinded, and you who will suffer from a significant fiscal hernia at level L1,L2 , L3, L4, L5 but also L6, 7, 8, 9, 10… it’s crazy how many vertebrae we have!

The inevitable fiscal hernia…

“Given the deterioration of the public balance recorded in 2023 compared to the forecast of the LPFP [public finance programming law] and lower growth hypotheses, the return of the public deficit below three points of GDP in 2027 would imply a massive structural adjustment between 2023 and 2027,” points out the HCFP.

“The High Council considers that this forecast lacks credibility: while such an effort in spending has never been made in the past, its documentation remains incomplete at this stage and its realization requires the establishment of rigorous governance », he adds.

And when a spending reduction effort of this magnitude has never been done, know that there is no reason to be done this time.

So, and this is a logical resolution, of a logical problem. If we are not able to make this effort to reduce spending, we will do, well, we will do the only easy thing they have known how to do since I was born in this country... raise taxes.

Let us continue the logical and rational reasoning.

They will therefore cut savers a little more.

Let's make an analogy with sheep. Animal species well known to all French taxpayers.

To shear a sheep, it must not move!

If you apply this principle to French taxpayers, you can deduce quite easily what is not moving or is difficult. Real estate for example obviously. So we can already have a good idea of ​​what is going to be taxed more.

This is the first good news.

Anticipate future mowing, with which mower, and who will be the mower…

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debt France 3 billion

Réseau InternationalFrance’s sovereign debt: call a spade, a spade

International Network - March 31, 2024

The objective of the finance law for 2024 was to reduce the deficit to 4,4% of GDP (after 4,9% in 2023), the government had decided to make savings amounting to 10 billion euros by reducing the 2024 budget. However, despite all these announcements, the deficit seems once again higher than expected and greater than 5% in 2023.

   

It has been more than 50 years since France's budget has been in balance:

At the end of the last quarter of 2023, our country's public debt amounted to 3.088,2 billion euros according to INSEE, an increase of 41,3 billion euros (after an increase of 34,5 billion euros). euros in the previous quarter).

The 2024 finance law passed thanks to 49.3 and therefore under the sole responsibility of the current majority provided that the State's forecast financing requirement would reach 295,8 billion euros, mainly due to a budget deficit of 144,4. 156,4 billion euros and 2024 billion euros of medium and long-term debt amortization maturing in XNUMX.
And the EU in all this

France is also well above the average deficit of the twenty-seven (82,6%) of the EU, with a debt which reaches 111,9% of its GDP, or more than 3 billion euros. . Conversely, Estonia (000%) and Bulgaria (18,2%) currently have the lowest debt rates within the EU.

However, some will tell me that all this is linked to management from the right or the left. Are you sure? this diagram shows the opposite:

Today, at the end of March 2024, Bercy admits that for 2024 the deficit will be 5,6% of GDP instead of 4,9%, therefore increased by some 20 billion euros, calling into question its reduction trajectory.
Comparing cabbages to carrots

So if France's debt is equal to the cumulative difference in state budgets and therefore a difference between expenditure and revenue collected thanks to taxes, why then compare our deficit or our debt to the nation's GDP.

Isn't it stupid to put cabbages versus carrots into the equation?

Indeed, GDP, or gross domestic product at market prices, aims to measure the wealth created by all agents, private and public, on a national territory during a given period. It represents the final result of the production activity of resident producing units. In short, the French state does not dispose of it as it wishes. So let's be more rigorous and compare the deficit and debt to our tax revenues.
Tax revenues

Here are the figures for state revenue by type of tax in France for the year 2023:

Gross tax revenue: 470,6 billion euros

Value added tax (VAT): 176,3 billion euros
Income tax: 113,4 billion euros
Corporate tax: 86,8 billion euros
Registrations, stamps, other contributions and indirect taxes: 40,2 billion euros
Other direct taxes and similar taxes: 31,4 billion euros
Internal consumption tax on energy products: 18,3 billion euros
Other direct taxes collected by issuing tax rolls: 2,4 billion euros
Social contribution on profits: 1,6 billion euros

In sum, the total net revenue of the general budget (after deduction of reimbursements and reliefs) is projected at 349,4 billion euros in 2023, with an increase of 5,2% compared to the previous year.

It is important to note that these figures are revised evaluations for the year 2023 (source: https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/2381416)

All this therefore means that if we devoted all of our tax revenue to repaying the debt we would need: €3088,2 billion / €349,4 billion = 8 years and 10 months to repay it by depriving ourselves of all services of State.

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Amazon in the red

Equality and ReconciliationAmazon lost $1 trillion in valuation, a record

Equality and Reconciliation - Nov 13, 2022

In just over a year, Amazon has lost more than half of its market valuation. Microsoft is also in a complicated situation

   

Amazon has become the first publicly traded company in the world to see its valuation fall by $1 trillion. Even more impressive, this fall occurred in an extremely short period of time: less than 000 months.

Amazon is now valued at $879 billion, a far cry from the $1 billion it was worth in July 880. The company had largely taken advantage of the health crisis to do well in 2021 and 2020, but is going through a much more troubled period right now.

Amazon is experiencing a sharp slowdown in e-commerce growth as consumers return to pre-pandemic habits. In addition, inflation weakens demand, while the costs of storing, packaging and transporting products increase [...].

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Science infuses

France SoirScience infuses

France Evening - Jul 25, 2022

Go into debt to the tune of 3 billion euros?! The elites have succeeded where the average citizen would never have the stupid idea of ​​going into personal debt over four generations.

   

Politicians, senior civil servants, and other experts who direct us, decide everything for us, both in the public life of the country and within homes and businesses. For them, it is certain: there is no doubt. These gentlemen and ladies from Science Po, ENA, Normal Sup, Polytechnique et Cie – which Coluche grouped together under the single common name of “technocrats” – our “elites”, have infused science.

“The technocrats, if we gave them the Sahara, in five years, they would have to buy sand elsewhere. »

Coluche

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France colossal deficit

InsolentiaeScary. The state deficit will be 53% of the amount of revenue!

Insolentiae – Jul 12, 2022

I wanted to share with you a reflection on the finances of the state since the Mozart of the markets and the economy reigns at the Palais, Jupiter, like a beacon in the night.

   

You (and I) have a budget, and when we don't stick to it, usually the banker calls you (that's when you get on well with him, otherwise he'll just send you the fee levies and mails to 15 euros each).

The state is different, which means that it is not the same.

The state, thanks to all the Mozarts of finance who have succeeded at the head of our country to ruin it, makes a budget. A budget that obviously won't be kept, and you will always find a good reason not to stick to your budget, especially when it's not you paying but the “zotres”. The "zotres" are the "zimpozables", the rich who pay for "nimpots" all beautiful and all hot.

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