Le débat sur la sécurité du BlackBerry, (lancé récemment dans certains pays qui ne supportent pas qu’il leur soit impossible de briser les codes de transmission des messages) et plusieurs articles dans la presse spécialisée américaine (Clive Thomson, The death of the phone call, Wired) posent la question de l’avenir du téléphone mobile…
Without security there can be no growth, in any case not legal growth, and to have security, we must be able to exert authority
According to their founding fathers, capitalism and democracy could not function without respect for moral rules based on fairness and transparency.
We are currently experiencing in our beautiful France, several episodes of real life that look remarkably like those we are only accustomed to watch on reality TV shows:
Une défaite contre l’Afrique du sud nous débarrasserait de ces médiocres et donnerait une ultime joie aux sud-africains.
In the current debate on pensions, there are too many caricatures to have an opinion.
At the moment a little argument is spreading in the French political and intellectual world, which speaks volumes about who we are: whoever reveals some risk is accused of “pessimism”, serious accusation which discredits the person who is so accused: the pessimist sees everything in black, so his opinion has no interest, since he would swear it rains in full sun.
