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Tribute · Singer · Whistleblower ClaireSéverac Singer, journalist, writerFrom Los Angeles to French stages,then an international whistleblower.   Born April 9, 1948 · Béziers Died December 25, 2016 · Paris In Memoriam Portrait Claire Séverac — born in Béziers on April 9, 1948, passed away on December 25, 2016 — was both an accomplished artist and a rare dissenting voice, capable of crossing continents and genres to follow a single compass: the truth. Of a Basque mother and an Occitan father, she studied political science before pursuing a career in...

Tribute to Michel Chanu   It is with deep emotion that we pay tribute to Michel Chanu, a man of faith, knowledge, and conviction.   A dedicated deacon committed to serving others, Michel Chanu devoted much of his life to sharing the values of brotherhood, justice, and hope. Through his ministry, he supported many people with kindness, a listening ear, and humility, leaving behind the memory of a man deeply committed to human dignity.   Passionate about history, he possessed...

  Tribute · Pianist · Whistleblower StéphaneBlet Great classical pianistRanked among the best in the world.Exiled, assassinated by silence.   In Memoriam Portrait Stéphane Blet was first and foremost an artist — a Great Artist, an immense musician. A great classical pianist ranked among the best in the world, he was endowed with exceptional intuition that allowed him to detect the most twisted schemes and to quickly understand the great events of this world. Because of the terrifying secrets he had discovered and denounced within Freemasonry, he...

Christine Cotton   "It is June 2, 2026; by the time you read these lines, I will have left this world. For those who do not know me, my name is Christine Cotton, and I am what is known as a whistleblower. I worked for 25 years in the pharmaceutical industry, managing and analyzing clinical data. As a biostatistician, I have been immersed in Pfizer’s COVID vaccine documents since December 2020. I have written numerous reports and appeared on many broadcasts to share the true results. My conclusions are catastrophic—beyond the invalidity of the results caused by errors or even...

General Dominique Delawarde left us on May 11, 2025, leaving behind a life entirely devoted to the service of France. Trained at the National Military Prytanée of La Flèche then at Saint-Cyr, he served with distinction in the Alpine hunters and the Foreign Legion — two corps which do not recruit lukewarm people. He commanded the 7th Alpine Hunter Battalion during the Bosnian War, engaged on Mount Igman at the gates of Sarajevo — where Europe looked at a besieged city and struggled for words. More than eight years of missions abroad — United States, South America, Middle East,...

Christophe CHALENCON, a former prominent figure of the "Yellow Vests" movement, has died at the age of 58. Christophe Chalençon, a blacksmith from Sault and a key figure of the Yellow Vests in the Vaucluse region, passed away on Wednesday, December 11, 2024, at the age of 58 following a battle with cancer, reports France Bleu Vaucluse. Known for his active participation in the movement's protests in Avignon and beyond, he leaves behind a legacy defined by dissent and his outspoken stances. A prominent public figure, Chalençon—who had gained national notoriety—was...