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⚡️🇫🇷🤐 ALERT - The new bill on “combating interference” has just been introduced by Minister Laurent Nuñez.

And just as with identity verification on social media, the government has pulled out the fast-track procedure to ram it through at breakneck speed.

What this bill aims to establish is a veritable arsenal of controls over online speech:

1/ An emergency judicial procedure allowing a court to silence what the government deems to be a “disinformation” campaign on social media.

2/ The expansion of the “anti-information manipulation” framework already in place since 2018—a net that keeps getting wider.

3/ Harsher penalties, which would increase from 1 to 3 years in prison for “information manipulation,” and up to 6 years in cases of alleged ties to a foreign state.

Imprisoning people for what they post: that’s where we stand.

And that’s where the mask slips. The bill proudly presents itself as a defense against “foreign interference”… but the Council of State itself, in its opinion, notes that its scope is by no means limited to interference from abroad.

In other words: we’re being sold protection against an external enemy, when in fact the tool itself can easily be turned inward—against citizens, opponents, and dissenting voices!