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Below is an English translation of the information about Dernière Rénovation, followed by some thoughts on why some might try to connect it to an “end of the world” scenario on March 27, 2025.

Translation:

Dernière Rénovation is a French civil resistance collective founded in 2022 with the goal of urging the government to implement an urgent plan for the energy renovation of buildings. Known for its acts of civil disobedience, the group has organized roadblocks and interventions at public events to raise awareness of the climate and social emergency. In December 2023, Dernière Rénovation announced the end of its campaign focused on energy renovation, believing that they had reached the limits of what they could achieve in that area. In January 2024, the collective launched a new initiative called Riposte Alimentaire, which aims to establish a sustainable food social security system.

On the “End of the World on March 27, 2025” Connection:

There isn’t any credible evidence linking Dernière Rénovation’s activities directly to an apocalyptic event. However, here’s why some might try to make that connection:

• Climate and Social Urgency: The group’s focus on urgent climate action and social issues can be misinterpreted by doomsday theorists as signs that society is on the brink of collapse. When people are already anxious about climate change, any dramatic action—even if meant to spur positive change—can be spun into an “end times” narrative.

• Civil Resistance and Disruption: Their acts of civil disobedience, such as roadblocks and public protests, might be seen by some as harbingers of broader societal breakdown, especially if combined with other alarming headlines. In a climate of uncertainty, such actions can fuel speculative theories about an impending catastrophe.

• Apocalyptic Narratives: The idea that “the end is near” is a common theme in apocalyptic and conspiracy circles. When groups like Dernière Rénovation bring attention to systemic failures (like inadequate responses to climate change), it can be co-opted by those who believe that such failures will culminate in an actual “end of the world” scenario—like the one supposedly occurring on March 27, 2025.

In short, while Dernière Rénovation’s work is focused on real and urgent issues, linking it to an end-of-the-world event is more about speculative, fear-based narratives than grounded evidence.