Never ever underestimate what you will find there.

Actually, in Paris, if you own an SUV or drive one in the city, you’re rich. Poorer can’t afford one and even a car is too expensive. It’s already a tax on the rich.

For more taxes on the wealth, it’s up to the national government and it’s a complete different story.

As she headed to her son’s grave, she told the BBC that the Fleximan enigma reflected a culture that tells people they have the right to feel that rules do not apply to them.

Do the rules apply to the rich? It’s how many poorer think it is. Maybe, the authorities should begin with applying them to the rich with for example higher taxes and better welfare aka reducing poverty.

When you see all the precautions they take when dismantling a roof made of asbestos plates, the pipes aren’t good for the human health.

This is the French police. I’m not surprised at all.