Jules Laurans : Frontières, le journal de la droite offensive (avec Florence Bergeaud-Blackler)

Is it possible to practice investigative journalism on the right without being immediately labeled as far-right? How does a generation adrift, raised in a multicultural public school system, come to want to fill a media void? Is France heading towards civil unrest, or is the solution still political? Florence Bergeaud-Blackler, anthropologist and president of CERIF, interviews Jules Laurans, journalist and editor-in-chief of Frontières at just 25 years old. This magazine has set itself the mission of practicing provocative investigative journalism on taboo subjects that traditional investigative media—mostly left-leaning—neglect: Islamism, immigration, insecurity, and French identity. Despite accusations, blacklisting, and labels, Frontières gains new readers every month. Chapters: 00:00:00 – Introduction & presentation of Jules Laurans 00:00:49 – How does one become editor-in-chief at 25? 00:03:25 – What did the multicultural public school system teach you? 00:05:37 – The death of Samuel Paty: a turning point in naming Islamism? 00:16:50 – Do you resent the adults who left you to face these problems? 00:25:19 – What is the “camp of good” and how can we leave it? 00:27:18 – Are you affiliated with any political parties or unions? 00:31:00 – How can we investigate Islamism without demonizing it? 00:38:00 – The investigation into the mosques in Haute-Savoie: what did you find? 00:59:08 – Is Frontière working for the National Rally? 01:01:02 – Radical Left and Hamas: Who are the most radical? 01:07:00 – What threats and pressures have you faced? 01:13:00 – Should we blame baby boomers for the lack of cultural transmission? 01:19:15 – How can we rebuild a French cultural identity? 01:28:40 – Is France heading towards civil war or a political solution? ☕️ To support CERIF: https://buymeacoffee.com/cerif 🔗 Useful links: https://linktr.ee/cerifrerisme #Media #Journalism #France #Politics