WILL FRANCE PUSH BRICE LACCRUCHE-ALIHANGA TO COMMIT THE IRREPARABLE? LA FRANCE VA-T-ELLE POUSSER BRICE LACCRUCHE-ALIHANGA À COMMETTRE L’IRREPARABLE ?






English version

According to La Lettre du Continent, Brice Laccruche Alihanga is visiting France, where he will meet the great figures of French business, including those of Eramet.

When we know that today, billboards in Gabon displayed the following note: "Everything is managed, I can leave serenely ..."; it is perfectly clear that the handover is under way and the successors have already been prepared. Those who needed to know, already know!

It seems that for France, one is never better served than by oneself; and oneself is the French Brice Laccruche-Alihanga aka Fargeon!





Version française

D’après La Lettre du Continent, Brice Laccruche Alihanga se trouve en visite en France, ou il rencontrera les grandes figures du patronat français dont ceux d’Eramet.

Quand on sait qu’aujourd’hui, les panneaux publicitaires au Gabon affriche la note suivante : « Tout est géré, je peux partir sereinement… » ; on comprend parfaitement que la passation de pouvoir est engagée et on a déjà préparé les successeurs. Ceux qui devaient savoir, savent déjà !

Il semble que pour la France, on n’est jamais mieux servi que par soi-même ; et soi-même c’est le français Brice Laccruche-Alihanga alias Fargeon !

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