Wise men not so wise Investigation into the Constitutional Council - Yvan Stefanovitch - Max Milo - broché - Essai

The nine “Sages” of the Constitutional Council are responsible for censoring laws if they are not in line with the Constitution. However, the presidents of the Republic, the Senate, and the National Assembly legally appoint these judges for a non-renewable nine-year term, without requiring them to have any particular expertise or experience. Welcome to the madhouse.These nine septuagenarians are former politicians or senior civil servants appointed through political cronyism and therefore answerable to the executive branch. In fact, the work of these “wise men” is discreetly carried out by a dozen senior civil servants who are competent and experienced. The club of silencers imposes a terrible silence on both the right and the left...For convenience, journalists and comedians have nicknamed them “Sages” since the Council was created by General De Gaulle. This label is an illusion, a pipe dream, even a figment of the imagination. It masks the incredible and multiple dysfunctions of what