2024-02-01 18:03:35
Pierre de Gaulle, is the grandson of the General who marked the history of France with his stature, his vision of France and the place given to our country on the world stage.
Pierre is not one of those countless politicians who like to claim Gaullist heritage. It simply bears the family surname and clearly explains the duties and responsibilities associated with it. After a career in business strategy consulting, in France and abroad, he put himself at the service of France and the French by creating the Pierre de Gaulle foundation, a think tank committed to peace and prosperity between peoples. He also calls on all those who want to defend this ideal to join him.
In this essential Interview, after presenting his values and the reasons for his commitment, Pierre de Gaulle discusses in turn his foundation, his mission, presents his diagnosis of the current state of France today and details his vision for the country.
He says he is concerned about the political, moral and economic crisis that our country is going through and affects all our fellow citizens. Regarding the farmers’ crisis, Pierre de Gaulle declared: “My grandfather would never have let this happen”. For him, the agricultural world is one of the most important pillars of our country since it feeds it.
It is therefore an uncompromising analysis of a France having lost its bearings, of politicians seeing little further than the short term and getting lost in communication, that Pierre de Gaulle gives us. We also discuss with him France’s relations with Russia, which he considers essential due to the common history of the two countries. But also the various controversies born – and blown out of proportion by the French media – from his supposed Russophilia. However, no other passport exists for a de Gaulle than the French passport!
At the end of the interview, we discuss the upcoming American elections. In addition to former President Donald Trump and current Joe Biden, a third candidate, Robert Kennedy Jr., is running outside the party system, since he left the race for the Democratic Party nomination. He is also made invisible by the French and American media because of his honest speech and his thirst to put an end to a system where corruption has taken precedence over the general interest.
An interesting parallel can be made between the future of Robert Kennedy and that of Pierre de Gaulle. A meeting between these two personalities, little known to citizens due to their invisibility by the media, would make it possible to assess the real role that diplomacy should play and the importance of objective and useful alliances.
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