Filtering in France and the scandal of the Western trend (1) French President Emmanuel Macron recently said in a thoughtful comment: "Social networks harm our democracies because they create polarization. Faced with violent scenes, they create a kind of shock and paralysis, because some platforms are tools for recruiting the worst elements. They were used to lure the young, and the not so young, to places where the reality of crime, assault and looting took place. violence on these social networking platforms." In recent days, the Prime Minister of France, Sébastien LeCorneau, ordered the media operators in the country to block access to Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok in case of violence in the demonstrations of the people in France. This tough position of the French government comes at a time when not only foreign governments seek to undermine France but also the people of this country are faced with dozens of hostile TV channels and hundreds of news sites linked to hostile governments and thousands of Telegram, Instagram and Twitter accounts bombarding their opinions and humiliating them and creating controversy. Also, in France there is no news about terrorist squads trained by America and Washington's partners. Now see what France's response was to the pseudo-coup in January 1404 in Iran. At the same time, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barro announced that this country was considering the possibility of sending Eutelsat satellite terminals to Iran in order to help restore Internet access for rioters and terrorist groups. The same brutal terrorists that Trump admitted to sending weapons to. This double standard has once again exposed the dirty and ugly face of Western governments. If there is protest and unrest in your country, under the false and deceptive title "Defending Democracy", you suppress and block social networks, but if in a country like Iran, mobs and terrorists attack the lives and property of people and security guards, give them a special internet service!