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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....

📰 Article 1 — Dutroux, Zandvoort: When Institutions Protect the Perpetrators There are cases that should never be forgotten. Not because they are fascinating. But because they reveal something unbearable about the world we live in: that children can be tortured, raped, and killed—and that their perpetrators can be protected by the very people who should be prosecuting them.   The Dutroux case began in 1996 as a news item and turned into a political and judicial earthquake. In 2004, Marc Dutroux was sentenced to life in prison for the abductions, rapes, and murders of young girls and...