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Cédric Louis JacquesAndré

Portrait of Cédric Louis Jacques André
Activist · Yellow Vest · Whistleblower · Île-de-France

Cédric Louis JacquesAndré

"Patate" — Honorary member, Strength and Honor
Yellow Vest Movement Sainte Rita Church MVT14 Fight against pedocriminality Support for whistleblowers
Presentation

Cédric Louis Jacques André was born in 1974 in the Paris region. After business studies, he moved to the province, started a family, had two children, worked in commerce, and then became an entrepreneur for 10 years. Following a divorce and the loss of his business, he returned to the Paris region and entered into dissidence.

Initially, within citizen requisitions where he often acted as a figure of authority for the many wandering and homeless youths living in these public utility spaces. Starting in the 77 department (Seine-et-Marne) with the Anonymous movement of France.
Next, he lived within the Sainte Rita Church, rue Bonvin, in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, with a tightly-knit team, in order to prevent the destruction of this religious building. During this period, his struggle became politicized and radicalized for the common good. There he met MVT14. For the Sainte Rita team and all those who had requisitioned it, he spent his last pennies buying tons of potatoes at Rungis to feed them all winter, which earned him the nickname "Patate". He refined his ideas and seceded from the Republic. He claimed his Christianity while remaining open to cultural diversity to work for peace and the common good.

He supported numerous whistleblowers and fought for the Truth throughout this journey, defending Stéphanie Gibaud, Thierry Kabile, Christian Cotten, Julian Assange, and many others before focusing more specifically on the cause of children, pedocriminality, and abusive placements.

Then came the Yellow Vest movement in 2018, in which he participated diligently, carrying the Palestinian flag, present at every act of mobilization. In 2019, he joined the support committee for Stan Maillaud and went, for over a year, every Friday with his partner, to the Venezuelan embassy—the country where Stan was incarcerated. They even secured a diplomatic meeting! The Epstein apartment being located near the Venezuelan Embassy, he and a team deployed a large anti-pedocriminality banner there as early as 2019.

Organizer of protests against pedocriminality and abusive placements, he supported numerous parents (Hélène Lombard, Sylvie Heffinger, Karine Trapp, Nadine Plestan, and many others). He hosted regular live streams, under the name Radio Mougeon on Facebook, to denounce crimes against children and institutionalized corruption, while addressing many topics with wit and humor, demanding the arrest of the entire corrupt political class for High Treason, and advocating for a fairer society. He covered various subjects but above all unveiled and denounced crimes against Children and Freemasonry.

A fervent Christian and radically anti-death penalty, he liked to say: Crime is Imprescriptible! This did not prevent him from loving Order and Justice and being radical in the sanctions to be applied to all criminals and traitors to the Nation.

Unfortunately, in 2022, cancer was diagnosed, and he passed away at the age of 50, on September 19, 2024, the day of Our Lady of Salette. Our Lady of Salette, who in her message warns against Freemasonry, which is certainly no coincidence!

Journey & commitment
Before 2010
From commerce to entrepreneurship
After business studies, he moved to the province, started a family, and worked in commerce before becoming an entrepreneur for ten years. A divorce and the loss of his business brought him back to the Paris region, where he entered into dissidence.
Citizen requisitions (77)
Solidarity with wandering youths
Within the citizen requisitions in Seine-et-Marne, alongside the Anonymous France movement, he often acted as a figure of authority for many homeless youths living in these public utility spaces.
Sainte Rita Church, Paris 15th arr.
Occupation to prevent demolition
He settled with a tightly-knit team inside the Sainte Rita Church, rue Bonvin, to prevent the destruction of this religious building. It was during this period that he met MVT14 and his activism became politicized. To feed the team all winter, he spent his last pennies buying tons of potatoes at Rungis—a gesture that earned him his nickname, "Patate".
2018
Yellow Vest Movement
He participated diligently in the Yellow Vest movement from its launch in 2018, carrying the Palestinian flag, present at every act of mobilization.
2019
Stan Maillaud support committee
He joined the Stan Maillaud support committee and went, with his partner, every Friday for over a year to the Venezuelan embassy—the country where Stan Maillaud was incarcerated. Their mobilization allowed them to secure a diplomatic meeting. In the same area, he and a team deployed a banner against pedocriminality, near the New York apartment linked to the Epstein affair.
2019 – 2024
Mobilizations against pedocriminality and abusive placements
Organizer of protests against pedocriminality and abusive child placements, he provided support to many parents engaged in these struggles, including Hélène Lombard, Sylvie Heffinger, Karine Trapp, and Nadine Plestan.
September 19, 2024
Death
Diagnosed with cancer in 2022, Cédric Louis Jacques André passed away on September 19, 2024, at the age of 50.
Supported causes
Support for whistleblowers
Throughout his activist journey, he supported numerous whistleblowers, including Stéphanie Gibaud, Thierry Kabile, Christian Cotten, and Julian Assange.
Fight against pedocriminality and abusive placements
From 2019, he focused much of his action on the cause of children: he organized protests denouncing pedocriminality and abusive placements, and supported parents facing these situations.
Field solidarity
Before his publicized activism, he daily supported wandering and homeless youths, as part of citizen requisitions in Seine-et-Marne.
Yellow Vest Movement
He participated diligently in the movement from 2018, present at every act of mobilization, where he carried the Palestinian flag.
Personal convictions
He claimed his attachment to Christianity while remaining open to cultural diversity, in the perspective of peace and the common good. A fervent defender of justice, he was also radically opposed to the death penalty.
Tribute
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Crime is Imprescriptible.
— Cédric Louis Jacques André, aka "Patate"
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Cédric Louis Jacques André, alias Patate, forever in our hearts. Strength and Honor.
— In memory of Patate, 1974–2024