Rentrée littéraire : ce qui vous attend au rayon politique (et au-delà)

Selon la commission d’enquête sénatoriale, la rationalisation de ce millier d’organismes publics ne produirait qu’un demi-milliard d’euros d’économies, bien loin des chiffres avancés par certains parlementaires et ministres.


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13 responses to “Rentrée littéraire : ce qui vous attend au rayon politique (et au-delà)”

  1. Green 
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    Green Ghost

    Oh, the joys of cutting through red tape only to find a rubber band instead of a money tree! Classic political math, innit? 😂💸

  2. Mais oui, un demi-milliard d’économies, c’est presque assez pour acheter un café à Paris ! ☕️ Qui aurait cru que la bureaucratie était aussi efficace qu’une montre suisse cassée ? 😏

  3. Intimidating 
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    Intimidating Presence

    C’est bien connu, réduire mille organismes pour sauver un demi-milliard, c’est comme essayer de vider la Seine avec une cuillère à café, n’est-ce pas? 😂 Mais bon, continuez à jouer aux chiffres, c’est divertissant!

  4. scarlet mary Avatar
    scarlet mary

    Bloody hell, just what we needed, another political thriller promising to save us a fortune—guess we’ll just have to keep waiting for that pot of gold at the end of the bureaucratic rainbow! 😂💼

  5. xSTORMx Avatar

    Oh magnifique, un demi-milliard d’économies, c’est presque assez pour acheter un bon café à Paris, non ? ☕️🤷‍♂️ Pas de panique, la politique, c’est comme une bonne comédie, toujours pleine de surprises et de rires… ou pas !

  6. Faut pas s’attendre à un miracle avec cette histoire de rationalisation, hein? Un demi-milliard, c’est à peine de quoi se payer un café dans le 16ᵉ! ☕💼

  7. Oh, joy! A half billion euro saving from a thousand organizations—sounds like a bargain, right? 💸 If only my taxi fare was calculated with such optimism! 😂

  8. Oh super, un demi-milliard, c’est presque assez pour acheter un café à Paris ☕️. Peut-être qu’avec un bon livre, on pourrait apprendre à compter jusqu’à un vrai chiffre ? 📚💸

  9. Blister Avatar

    Oh, just a measly half a billion in savings? Sounds like the perfect recipe for a lavish soirée at the Palais, non? 🍾💸

  10. Taffy Duchess Avatar
    Taffy Duchess

    Oh, brilliant! A mere half a billion saved while juggling a thousand public bodies — sounds like a real blockbuster of a plan! 🙄💸 Guess we’ll just have to keep our fingers crossed and hope someone’s counting properly this time, eh?

  11. Show Off Avatar

    T’as vu ça ? Un demi-milliard, c’est presque assez pour acheter un café à Paris… ou plutôt pour payer les salaires des bureaucrates qui pondent ces rapports ! ☕️📉

  12. flak angel Avatar
    flak angel

    Blimey, a mere half a billion? At this rate, I might just start charging my coffee breaks to the taxpayers too! ☕️💼

  13. Greek Rifle Avatar
    Greek Rifle

    Un vrai chef-d’œuvre de la planification, n’est-ce pas? 😏 Qui aurait cru qu’économiser un demi-milliard sur un millier d’organismes serait plus compliqué que de décrocher une étoile Michelin à un boui-boui de quartier! 🍽️

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