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 World in Flames: When War Becomes the Norm We had believed that the 21st century would be the one of peace. Global trade, dialog between civilizations, international institutions that regulate and soothe. That world no longer exists. Maybe it never really existed. According to the latest reports from the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Oslo Peace Research Institute, more than 130 armed conflicts were recorded worldwide in 2025 — more than double the number 15 years ago. Nearly fifty of these conflicts are taking place on the African continent alone. One hundred and...

The Monéjan Villa: 3.6 Million Without a Single Euro in Taxes, While We’re Tightening Our Belts While the French are grappling with rising prices, pension reform, and budget cuts—while they’re being told that “the coffers are empty” and that they need to “make sacrifices”—Brigitte Macron is selling her home in Le Touquet. 3.6 million euros. And she isn’t paying a single cent in capital gains tax. Legally. Perfectly legally. But that doesn’t stop us from asking: is this fair? The Monéjan Villa, Brigitte Macron’s historic residence in Le Touquet, was sold on April 28, 2025, for 3.6 million...

Macron’s Assets: Opaque Declarations, Avoided Wealth Tax, and the Rothschild Mystery There is a rule in the Republic: elected officials must truthfully declare their assets. It’s the law. It’s democratic transparency. It’s what we demand of citizens who hold power. Emmanuel Macron, however, has had a relationship with this rule that is, to say the least… creative. Ever since he became Minister of the Economy in August 2014, Emmanuel Macron’s asset declarations have been controversial. That year, he reported modest assets totaling 156,000 euros—less than Nathalie Arthaud or Benoît Hamon....

Double Standards: Justice for the Powerful Versus Justice for the People There is one thing France loves to proclaim: equality before the law. Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. Three words engraved on the pediments of its courthouses. Three words that ring increasingly hollow when one looks at how the justice system actually treats those subject to its jurisdiction—depending on whether they are powerful or ordinary citizens. Nicolas Sarkozy was convicted in several cases involving corruption, influence peddling, and illegal campaign financing. He became the first president of the Fifth...

Gaza: The world watches, the world remains silent, the world is complicit There are figures that should bring everything to a halt. Paralyze everything. Call everything into question. Here they are. Since the start of the Israeli offensive on October 7, 2023, more than 72,000 Palestinians have lost their lives, including 18,592 children and approximately 12,400 women. About 11,000 people are still missing under the rubble. More than 72,000 dead. In a territory the size of a city. Sadanews And it’s not just the war that’s killing people. It’s systematic starvation. In August 2025, famine...

Masonic Brotherhoods: Networks in the Shadows of Justice There is what the law says: equality for all before the law, the independence of judges, and the impartiality of the courts. And then there is what certain networks have been doing for decades: discreetly forging ties between judges, prosecutors, police officers, and politicians—ties that do not appear in any case files or court rulings, but that can influence cases, protect individuals, and stifle investigations. The police fraternity “Le club La Reynie” counts among its members several inspectors and general inspectors of the...

Repression, Bans, Sainte-Soline: France Beating Down Its Own Citizens There is a line that democracies should never cross: using state force not to protect citizens, but to silence them. France has crossed it. Several times. And the images are there to prove it. March 2023, Sainte-Soline. A protest against the mega-reservoirs. 200 protesters injured, 40 of them seriously. Injuries included fractures, lacerations, burns, hearing loss, and the loss of an eye. Two protesters were in critical condition and placed in a coma. A bloodbath. Wikipedia In November 2025, Mediapart and Libération...

Gag Suits: How the Powerful Silence Those Who Speak Out The mechanism is simple, well-established, and perfectly legal. A multinational corporation, an influential figure, or a government official sues a journalist, a researcher, a whistleblower, or an organization. The goal isn’t to win. It’s to financially ruin the opponent, wear them down, and silence them. This is known as a gag lawsuit. And in France, they’re on the rise. From the political class to the business world, public figures, companies, and sometimes government officials are abusing the courts to silence the voices of those...