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Dutroux, Zandvoort: when institutions protect the perpetrators

  There are cases that should never be forgotten. Not because they are fascinating. Because they reveal something unbearable about the world we live in: that children can be tortured, raped, killed — and that their tormentors can be protected by those who should be pursuing them. The Dutroux case began in 1996 as a topic for sensationalist news and became a political and judicial earthquake. Marc Dutroux was sentenced in 2004 to life imprisonment for the abduction, rape, and murder of young girls and teenagers — Julie and Mélissa, An and Eefje, Sabine and Laëtitia. The shock caused in the...

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Schools Are in Crisis: When Education Gives Way to Ideology

Schools Are in Crisis: When Education Gives Way to Ideology    While the purpose of schools is to educate and train younger generations, it is clear that they are now straying dangerously far from this mission. Worse still, they are encroaching on an area that should remain the domain of parents: the teaching of family values and morals.Let us first recall a few founding principles.   The Origins of the Republican School System Jules Ferry, Minister of Public Instruction in the late 19th century, entrusted teachers with a clear mission: to impart a moral and civic education, without...

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Epstein: The Network of the Powerful, Organized Impunity

Epstein: The Network of the Powerful, Organized Impunity His name has become synonymous with a truth that the world’s elites would like to erase: child sexual abuse is not just the work of lone predators lurking in the shadows. It can thrive in broad daylight, protected by the powerful, covered up by institutions, and tolerated by those who know about it but remain silent. The “Epstein Files” consist of millions of pages of documents declassified by the U.S. Department of Justice between 2024 and 2026. Comprising emails, photos, videos, and contact lists, these documents reveal serious...

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Child Sexual Abuse and Impunity: The Crime Our Societies Refuse to Face Head-On

Child Sexual Abuse and Impunity: The Crime Our Societies Refuse to Face Head-On There is a crime that our societies have a particular way of dealing with: acknowledging it only half-heartedly, condemning the perpetrators, and carefully keeping those who order, finance, and protect them in the shadows. Organized child sexual abuse is that crime. From Dutroux to Epstein, from Zandvoort to the scandals that erupt every year within our institutions—the National Education System, sports, and child welfare services—a common thread emerges: the child sexual abuse network involves powerful...

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ASE: 11 Billion Euros, and Children Plunged into Hell

ASE: 11 Billion Euros, and Children Plunged into Hell Eleven billion euros. That is the budget France allocates each year to child protection. In 2023, the departments spent 11 billion euros on child protection, 80% of which went toward ASE foster care services. The average annual cost of care per beneficiary is 41,000 euros nationwide. Eleven billion. And what is the result? DREES A parliamentary investigative report presented on April 8, 2025, by Representative Isabelle Santiago denounces “a state scandal” and “an ecosystem that is now in a state of collapse.” Children in the ASE system...

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ASE Shelters: The Republic’s Children Left at the Mercy of Pimps

ASE Shelters: The Republic’s Children Left at the Mercy of Pimps What is happening in some Child Welfare Agency shelters is not a mere dysfunction. It is a moral collapse. Young girls placed in state care—who are supposed to be protected by the state—are being recruited by pimps right outside the gates of their shelters. In France. In 2025. According to the recent parliamentary commission of inquiry on children in foster care, 15,000 minors are victims of prostitution in France, the majority of whom are children in the care of the Child Welfare Services (ASE). The Ministry of Justice...

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The Judge Who Offered Up His Daughter, Le Scouarnec, and the Impunity of the Powerful

The Judge Who Offered Up His Daughter, Le Scouarnec, and the Impunity of the Powerful There are cases that say it all. Cases that encapsulate in a single instance the horror of a system—its failures, its silences, and the impunity of those who should have been the guardians of the most vulnerable. A 55-year-old former juvenile court judge from Dijon has been indicted for offering his 12-year-old daughter for rape on swingers’ websites. He posted photos of the child in a swimsuit to illustrate his ads. After being indicted, he was released and placed under simple judicial supervision....

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Linky, IMSI Catchers, Spied-On Phones: Welcome to a Surveillance StateLinky, IMSI Catchers, Spied-On Phones: Welcome to a Surveillance State

Linky, IMSI Catchers, Spied-On Phones: Welcome to a Surveillance State Your electric meter is watching you. Your phone is spying on you. Your movements are being tracked. Your communications can be intercepted on demand. And all of this is perfectly legal—sanctioned by laws passed quietly, often under the guise of security or the energy transition. As of August 1, 2025, the installation of the Linky meter has become mandatory across the board. Households that refuse to have their old meter replaced are now subject to additional charges on their electricity bill. By 2025, Enedis reports...

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When Taxes Expose Injustice

When Taxes Expose Injustice It all started with a few cents per liter of diesel. A measure presented as “environmentally friendly,” pushed by a government that portrays itself as a champion of the climate but which, in reality, is making the least well-off pay for the energy transition. Just one more injustice. But one injustice too many. Because the problem isn’t the tax itself. The problem is what it reveals: a deeply unequal tax system, where someone earning the minimum wage pays proportionally much more than a millionaire, where the sales tax hits everyone equally without regard to...

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