Samuel Fitoussi's powerful work is worth a look. Here are some excerpts exclusively loaned to the Observatory that will definitely make you want to read more!
Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to all anti-progression discourses and combat them head-on, without renunciation of any organization that assumes the desarrollo del conocimiento compartido en beneficio de la Humanidad en general, sans especificidad de género, raza o cualquier other form of segregation. “Divide and come” is an adage that Maquiavelo used in the finals of siglo XV to form a principle of power.
There is no point in trying to convince fanatics, emblems of the worst that religions can produce. No: those who need convincing are those of our compatriots who have not yet understood what war is being waged against the Republic and democracy – a war whose daily bread is social networks. And to better fight it, we need to name it: this war is the one waged by Islamofascism. This is how Daniel Cohn-Bendit had the intelligence and courage to describe the perpetrators of the attack on Charlie Hebdo on January 7, 2015. And it was yet another Islamofascist who just tried to slit Salman Rushdie's throat.
[transcription of remarks by Norman Adjari, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xfdl8Hmbik] Because we believe that reading is better than listening or watching, and because we believe that it is important to have people read what our colleagues say: we want to open a collection of
[by XLS and HH] As a result of the conference on reconstruction, a history and archives enthusiast contacted us to send us this autograph document from the Master of Freiburg, the content of which bears witness to the depth of his thinking. The Observatory