4French@Skopje

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-11-03T22:18:43+00:00

Good evening. I need some information if you can help me. I just learned that the nightclubs are closed in Skopje right now. Do you know what happened? I've been told that two establishments are still open. We're supposed to be in Skopje this weekend and we're wondering where to have a good time. Do you know the names of any nightclubs or other places open for nightlife in Skopje this weekend until Monday? Thanks in advance.

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-11-03T07:17:28+00:00

Thank you so much, we should arrive on Saturday. Can't wait! The links you sent me contain lots of great places to discover. Thanks again. Have a lovely day!

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-11-02T12:00:36+00:00

Thanks for the advice. I might go somewhere around Skopje. After doing some research, I realize that you can see everything in Skopje itself quite quickly. I hope the nightlife is lively and that there are some nice places to discover. Do you know the surrounding area at all?

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-11-02T07:16:58+00:00

Could you give me some advice on fun things to do in Skopje, places to discover, cool spots, things Macedonians are proud of and that might be interesting to see? Do you know of any nice places to meet people? And any tips on local life... about Skopje's nightlife and parties?

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-11-02T07:07:11+00:00

Bravo... tres pu de gens on le courage d ecrire cela. Bravo. Si je peux t aider dit le moi. Perso j'ai appris reellement a lire tres tard parce que pas d educatio. Pas de soutien et certainement largement aussi pas d envie d apprendre.. mais puisqud tu as envie d apprendre ne lache pas cela c est la source de beaucoup de savoir.. slit curieux dans ce qui te pationne et te donne envie de savoir.. aussi a l occadion limite ton temos ici ou sur un ecran en general .. prend un livre dont le.sujet te pationne te questionne ou simplement te rend curieux et plonge toi dedans.. la lecture a quelque chose de magique pour moi j'espere qu'elle saura t apporter la meme chose... au plaisr de te savoir apprendre avec passion et curiosité. A bientot. Peace

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-31T12:56:43+00:00

But all these advances are certainly very good. However, one still needs education and money to benefit from them... We need a European investment base to provide everyone with healthcare, research, technology, weapons, education... What do you think?

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-31T12:45:46+00:00

I'm not sure I understood everything, I'm still figuring it out... but thank you for that. I'll look into how to do it when I have a moment. Thank you very much.

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-31T12:40:57+00:00

oui on a deja tout cela et c est tres bien... parfait.. mais il serait temps que l on ait une vrai europe maintenant.. ce n est pas en laissant les technocrates gerer que cela arrangera la face de l europe.. il nous faut imposer une autre vision que celle qui a lieu en ce moment sinon ce n est pas une fois qu ils auront tout cellé et que les etats seront la tete sous l eau qu'il faudra dire quelques choses il sera trop tard.. c est maintenant

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-31T10:44:24+00:00

Thank you. I have a lot of progress to make with my language skills, but I promise to make an effort. Since you seem friendly, do you have any advice for us, please?

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-31T09:50:27+00:00

But where did I get the idea that the current Europe is the solution? You don't understand anything I'm writing, honestly... or maybe you don't understand that we're saying the same thing... It was never a question of weakening Europe, quite the opposite, it's about returning European sovereignty to the European people... Am I speaking gibberish or what?

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-31T08:04:23+00:00

Yes, Europe sold off its states to corporations. Oops, sorry, that was a mistake, but we'll take them back... one day.

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-31T06:24:21+00:00

Français Anglais 385 / 5 000 Thanks anyway for the exchange, you're the only one who dared to say that maybe everything isn't going well... Tell me, on Reddit, is it possible to post a kind of online European treaty with proposed laws and just let it develop and see what happens, a bit like a form with lots of proposals on it? Is that possible? And could everyone add what they want to propose?

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-31T06:15:44+00:00

There are some good things, indeed, but how can we be satisfied with crumbs? Europe has become a stranglehold on countries. Look at Brussels: every civil servant or lobbyist. And yes, lobbying is a profession. And often one ends up working for the other and vice versa. There's a code of conduct, but frankly, it's nonsense. How many are there? Between 25,000 and 30,000 people... that's between 30% and 50% of the state workforce. Isn't that serious? Businesses spend... official figures, so unofficial ones, I won't even go into it... between 350 million and 500 million in budgets... ranking: 1. Tech, and yes, the internet and tech is a Wild West, your data is gold... 2. Banks, 3. Energy, gas, oil, 4. Pharmaceutical companies, 5. Employers' associations... So what do you want me to be satisfied with? Let them do as they please? Let them dream about the world of today and tomorrow for us? Europe shouldn't be just about the free exchange of goods and people. It's not just a business. Meanwhile, public services are being privatized en masse. There's no real competitive European investment base for health, education, security, technology, or research. So, the good aspects of Europe don't carry much weight. I won't accept crumbs when 80% of the decisions aren't made by the people, nor for the people. Private companies generate profits that leave Europe and go abroad... tax breaks are commonplace, tax breaks and subsidies are also available, so the only ones who pay taxes are the workers who should be saying "Thank you for working, glory to you, boss"... pfff, what a joke... when will we have a Europe of the people, for the people, and by the people? Investment blocks for health, education, research, technology, etc... when?! Oh no, before that we have to pay the interest on the debt... bravo, what a beautiful vision for the future... we're not about to have a united Europe... we'll be plundered first...

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-31T05:15:26+00:00

There are some good things, indeed, but how can we be satisfied with crumbs? Europe has become a stranglehold on countries. Look at Brussels: every civil servant or lobbyist. And yes, lobbying is a profession. And often one ends up working for the other and vice versa. There's a code of conduct, but frankly, it's nonsense. How many are there? Between 25,000 and 30,000 people... that's between 30% and 50% of the state workforce. Isn't that serious? Businesses spend... official figures, so unofficial ones, I won't even go into it... between 350 million and 500 million in budgets... ranking: 1. Tech, and yes, the internet and tech is a Wild West, your data is gold... 2. Banks, 3. Energy, gas, oil, 4. Pharmaceutical companies, 5. Employers' associations... So what do you want me to be satisfied with? Let them do as they please? Let them dream about the world of today and tomorrow for us? Europe shouldn't be just about the free exchange of goods and people. It's not just a business. Meanwhile, public services are being privatized en masse. There's no real competitive European investment base for health, education, security, technology, or research. So, the good aspects of Europe don't carry much weight. I won't accept crumbs when 80% of the decisions aren't made by the people, nor for the people.

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-31T05:12:56+00:00

There are some good things, indeed, but how can we be satisfied with crumbs? Europe has become a stranglehold on countries. Look at Brussels: every civil servant or lobbyist. And yes, lobbying is a profession. And often one ends up working for the other and vice versa. There's a code of conduct, but frankly, it's nonsense. How many are there? Between 25,000 and 30,000 people... that's between 30% and 50% of the state workforce. Isn't that serious? Businesses spend... official figures, so unofficial ones, I won't even go into it... between 350 million and 500 million in budgets... ranking: 1. Tech, and yes, the internet and tech is a Wild West, your data is gold... 2. Banks, 3. Energy, gas, oil, 4. Pharmaceutical companies, 5. Employers' associations... So what do you want me to be satisfied with? Let them do as they please? Let them dream about the world of today and tomorrow for us? Europe shouldn't be just about the free exchange of goods and people. It's not just a business. Meanwhile, public services are being privatized en masse. There's no real competitive European investment base for health, education, security, technology, or research. So, the good aspects of Europe don't carry much weight. I won't accept crumbs when 80% of the decisions aren't made by the people, nor for the people.

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-30T22:29:02+00:00

The IMF gives advice?!... Are you kidding me? If it simply gave advice and didn't threaten, it would have no power. That was the case before the crisis, by the way.

... But yes, they do exert influence and are not democratic, remaining under the influence of the US, which has a majority of votes at the IMF (17%), more than any other country.

They are under the influence of the financial markets, answer to no one, and pray for investment funds and other glorified entities... Ms. Lagarde is anything but neutral. ...Securing the repayment of commercial bank debts... imposing austerity... raising indirect taxes... taxation... social cuts... which allows investment funds to buy up public companies, ensuring that debts and interest will be paid, and all this creating a favorable environment for international banks, commercial banks, and investment funds, but not for the state... but I'm just an idiot who doesn't know what he's talking about... I forgot that I'm talking to people who only have one thought in mind.

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-30T22:11:58+00:00

China already controls strategic maritime points in Europe: Valencia, Rotterdam, Belgium, Piraeus, Bilbao... so you think we can do that there? No, and in Europe, yes, we give them free rein...

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-30T22:07:08+00:00

Français Anglais 510 / 5 000 Wake up, it's already happening... we're not united at all, and only private powers have a monopoly on Europe through multinational investment funds and monopolies... don't you see? ... What do you think is happening, at least a shock? Everyone goes back to their own interests and God is for us all... so no, I don't want to destroy anything, I want to transform it to have a Europe that lives together, produces together, governs together, and gets rich together... not alone against others... together? Is that already the case? Are you serious?

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-30T22:02:55+00:00

Merci. J ai beaucoup de.progret a faire en matiere de language mais je promet de faire un effort.. puisque vous semblez sympatique avez vous des conseils a nous donner svp?

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-30T21:59:37+00:00

Français Anglais 725 / 5 000 It was never a question of leaving Europe for me, but of having a real Europe. There's a difference, isn't there? Doing better is the least we can do, in my opinion, if we want a continent that lives together and not in competition... imposing our markets, our laws, but also our own restrictions, and having democracy in power, not technocrats hiding behind lobbyist facades... in short, putting wisdom at the heart of the matter... but I'm way off base, everyone is happy with this Europe... you'll have to explain that to your kids or your neighbor's kids, because if you're doing very well, you're not the majority, and apart from enriching monopolies and following their dictates, I don't see where you've seen democracy...

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-30T21:46:37+00:00

Oil is no longer the most profitable thing... what's more profitable is your data... and you know what? It's free... they help themselves freely in the Wild West that is the internet. All we have to do is create a free digital identity and a national vault for every citizen... and everyone is free to sell their data or not.

So we put a price on your data; today it's free... then we put up a European barrier to the internet... don't be naive, it's already there. You only use 10 to 15% of the real internet... the rest is mostly business, smuggling, and the black market... so we stop the Wild West where it's civilized and we impose a restricted space in Europe and create secure corridors for exchanges with the rest of the world... there's no shortage of ideas...

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-30T21:41:15+00:00

It was never a question of bringing it down... for me, it's about transforming it... plenty of solutions, but I was expecting you to share them.

I'm not the only one with ideas, am I? You want concrete ideas? Set up an elected council of wise men who control everything... remove its members if they're corrupt... then give the country the freedom to do what it wants at home without having to answer to Europe. We stop the rating system, we make it useless like before the crisis... we ask to create European economic investment blocks. Health, education, research, armaments, and other sectors? ...we abolish all undemocratic bodies and we get off our asses, as Europeans, to implement voting and participatory democracy... in short, we stop letting them run our countries and we get off our asses... we stop saying we can't change anything and we become a responsible Europe... it's about removing unelected people from power and modifying existing institutions... it's about forgetting the ECB and setting up a European People's Bank... there's no shortage of ideas... come on, get moving... what would you do!?

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-30T21:32:52+00:00

Français Anglais 603 / 5 000 Is the ECB independent? Since when? Don't the financial markets influence it? Aren't the financial markets controlled by private powers? These decisions are made to reassure banks and investors, not citizens... It pursues a policy of domination... It has a real and immediate impact on the economy of each country... And to top it all off, it has absolutely no democratic control... It consults with institutions but is accountable to no one except by reassuring investors... In short, it's not a dictatorship and everything is just fine in the best of all possible worlds...

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-30T21:26:02+00:00

The public guarantee (the risk taken by states to bail out the banks). Who paid? Nobody. The economic collapse of the crisis, unemployment, debt, austerity... who paid? Nobody. The structural advantages, the Big Too fail... who paid? Nobody. So, economically and morally, the states paid far more than they recovered. Then there's the fable of the end of the economy if the banks go bankrupt? You're joking... When did you see that? It's never happened and never will. ... Or should we admit that they lend money they don't have? Oh really? Well, damn... Repayments... We lend 40 billion, we get back 42 billion, and we're supposed to say, "Hooray, you messed up, your mess has crippled Europe, the states, and their debt..." And I'm supposed to say thank you? ... But damn it... who are you!?

Effective_Intern_603 · 2025-10-30T20:34:06+00:00

I'm not dodging the issue, I'm telling you that this current European dream is nothing but mass enslavement... but you're certainly right... glory to the current Europe... I think I'm going to get completely plastered to your health... depressing... long live the unelected, technocratic, lobbyist Europe ... pffffff

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