My dear impertinents, dear impertinents,

“May I be given the strength to endure what cannot be changed and the courage to change what can be, but also the wisdom to know one from the other.”

That’s what the Stoic philosopher and Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius said almost 2000 years ago. These thoughts for himself and for us have survived through the centuries and are still extremely relevant.

We can lament this together, and from a political point of view I am totally against it, not against some form of liberalization of the energy market in the sense that new energy producers could be allowed to enter the market, but that doesn’t do anything. This has nothing to do with the end of the regulated market, because the French state could well enforce a regulated selling price, as it has done for decades, thus avoiding torture for its people.

But no, it will be imposed on us at the worst moment, namely the war in Ukraine and the scarcity, more or less significant and permanent depending on the moment, deregulation.

A dark date. July 1. The day you need to become your own energy trader.

In less than two weeks, on July 1, 2023, all gas consumers must go to the open market and negotiate an offer there.

We’ll all become our own dealers.

On this issue, as on many others, it is necessary to separate the collective political approach (demonstrations, protests, political struggles, etc., depending on each individual’s beliefs) and the necessary adaptation of each individual as a rational economic actor who wants to protect his interests Interests.

Although these two aspects of the same question must be separated, they are by no means contradictory.

So that you are not assholes, I wrote a special file with the title “These truths hidden from you in the free gas market and how to get the best deal.”

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In this file we will quickly see that there are some major paradoxes that will be difficult not to fret about collectively, but we will also see the personal strategies we can try to implement to best protect our interests .

I will of course provide an update on prices, the prospects for price changes over the coming months and the risks that we can fully anticipate weighing on the energy market. You will see how to create all the necessary simulations and offers, how to find and choose the best offer, how not to fall into the trap of semantic marketing of so-called “alternative” operators, but also see the price and operational differences between each operator Offers. Fixed or variable, the contract and termination conditions, or how and according to what criteria to choose your gas operator, without forgetting the contract offer that guarantees fixed prices over 4 years, which seems to me the best. In this 33-page file you will find all the details and all the necessary information to enable you to best protect your interests and those of your relatives who use gas.

1,500 euros annual budget! A big effort with a bad contract and explosive additional costs!

The average annual cost of a gas contract is 125 euros per month for a family of four in a 100m2 house. That corresponds to an average note of 1,500 euros per year, but that was before.

Before the war in Ukraine.

Before the end of regulated tariffs.

You probably remember all the small traders who were forced to close the curtain because they couldn’t cope with the changes in energy prices.

This is what awaits each of us now.

At any time.

We will be at the mercy of a gas shortage, an international event, or even geopolitical tensions.

From July 1st, getting the best energy contract with a good network operator is no longer an option, but an obligation for you.

Not doing it or doing it badly puts you at risk of multiplying by 2, 3 or even 8, which was the case at the worst moment of the war in Ukraine, when traders and companies were forced to go through the crisis On in the “free” market, their scores sometimes multiplied tenfold.

According to one family, this means that those who use gas today can theoretically expect their average bill to increase from €125 a month to €1250!

However, a customs protection shield is not planned.

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The state will leave you alone in this terrible “free” market.

What you definitely need to understand, and what I’m trying to show you, is that the government wants to end gas, the government being pushed by the European technocrats in Brussels.

Related to this is the end of regulated gas tariffs, the price instability of which will force households and economic operators to switch to other, more legible and predictable energy sources.

The Europaths organize price uncertainty and extreme volatility on the gas market, which are incompatible with the functioning and everyday expectations of all economic actors.

They create the conditions of our disgust and our disgust from the ground up.

It’s very evil, and that’s how our world works. Between outrageous perversity and utter hypocrisy, to hide a form of dictatorship whose name will become increasingly difficult to hide.

In short, in this file you will learn how to subscribe, when to subscribe, how to compare offers and avoid pitfalls so that you can become your own merchant. It should not have happened, but “may you be given the strength to endure what cannot be changed and the courage to change what can be, but also the wisdom to know one from the other.”

You too take part The community of strategists is here.

It’s already too late, but all is not lost.

Prepare yourself!

Charles SANNAT

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About forty leaders, including Brazilian Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Colombian Gustavo Petro and Cuban Miguel Díaz-Canel, as well as heads of various international organizations will spend two days discussing how to support the most vulnerable countries in the face of the crisis the double challenge of poverty and climate change at the summit opened by French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris this Thursday (June 22, 2023).

Macron called for “very concrete solutions” to reform development financing now so that affected countries are also confronted with the consequences of climate change. “No country should have to choose between reducing poverty and protecting the planet,” Macron said in his opening speech at the summit for a new global financial pact.

Looking for an up-to-date alternative to Bretton Woods

This two-day event brings together leaders, international institutions and civil society representatives in Paris to try to lay the groundwork for a new development finance system that will enable participating countries to lift themselves out of poverty while addressing the challenges of the climate change.

Macron called for a “public funding shock” and more private funding to meet these challenges, warning that each country must be “sovereign” to find its own solution. The aim of the summit is to review the international financial architecture that emerged with the Bretton Woods Accords in 1944, when the priority was to rebuild Europe to face the challenges of the 21st century, such as climate change, to adjust.

Macron greets South African President Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa upon his arrival at the summit. Image: Ludovic Marin/Portal

France wants to give “political impetus” to the idea of ​​a global tax on CO2 emissions from maritime trade, which experts say could amount to 20,000 million dollars a year, just days before a major meeting of the International Maritime Organization (IMO). The “toolbox” of possible solutions also includes the idea of ​​reusing $100 billion in Special Drawing Rights, the IMF’s reserve currency.

Russia protests possible French presence at BRICS meeting

At the same time, Russia criticized France’s interest in attending the next meeting of the BRICS group in August in South Africa. Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said he was an “inappropriate guest” because he had “such a hostile and unacceptable policy towards us” that he insisted on Russia’s international isolation, according to the RIA news agency. “And we do not hide this approach, we told our colleagues in South Africa about it – we hope that our point of view will be fully accepted,” Ryabkov said.

South Africa is considering the legal ramifications of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s possible participation in the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa itself) summit. The country is a member of the International Criminal Court and should theoretically arrest him if he enters the country, as demanded by the opposition, since he has an arrest warrant for crimes against humanity by Russian troops in Ukraine. .

LGC (afp/efe/rtr)

According to initial findings, the smuggler had traveled from Romania to Slovenia. He tried to hide the 24 refugees he was transporting in the cargo area among pallets and liquor bottles.

A 48-year-old Turkish man was caught by police in Carinthia as a smuggler. According to the police, the man’s truck was checked on Tuesday night in the Karawanken tunnel when entering from Slovenia. Officers found 24 people from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India and Pakistan in the loading area, who were hiding among pallets and liquor bottles. The 48-year-old man was arrested and three Romanian license plates were stored in the driver’s cab.

According to initial findings, the smuggler had traveled from Romania to Slovenia, through the Karawanken tunnel he wanted to go to Austria and then to Italy. Most of the smuggled people were taken in by fraudulent recruitment agencies: when they traveled from their home countries to Romania via the UAE, they found that the paid placement service was not respected. After several periods of stay in Romania, they should finally have been transported to Italy. (APA)