Discussion in 'The Case For...' started by enjoypolo, Dec 10, 2018.
So I finished reading the seminal book by Juan Branco, Crepuscule (link posted in the previous post), and man, does this guy dig deep into the mechanisms that's powering la Macronie.
To make a short summary of the book, it basically makes the legitimate case (after all, Branco is a lawyer by training) of how some of the well-known French billionaires, in this case Bernard Arnault, chairman of LVMH (personal net worth est. USD ~$87Bn), who owns many of the prestigious french press and media, incl. Le Figaro, L'Obs, Le Monde, etc. as well as Xavier Niels (married to the former's daughter, Delphine Arnault) another billionaire with a dark past (including prison term for pimping) who are Macron's handlers via his wife, and First Lady, Brigitte Macron.
The point of this however, is that this small circle of the Petit Paris are the ones who not only accosted Manu, but also the ones who later, when the time came, to manipulate the press to give smoke-and-mirrors, and ultimately allowing Macron to be elected, to everyone's surprise (after all, practically no one was aware of who he was only months prior). And who can forget this sort of brazen symbolism when he got elected. Shameless.
Some notes that I found interesting was an alleged dinner in NY & LA where Macron and his handlers were celebrating/conspiring to get him elected a few years prior the 2017 election (I'd love to find evidence for this, if possible).
The book basically shows the inevitable, how corrupt and hijacked the french institutions have become.
In France, as elsewhere, the trap is in the illusion of multiplicity of choice, that are in fact all networked by a few with vast resources. The control is done by the directors who are in charge of whom to hire/fire; promote;punish, in brief, everything you'd read in the Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars.
The second part of the book focuses on Gabriel Attal, a 29-year old nobody who managed to become the youngest public servant at the Elysee, whose journey is outlined in great details, and how this young man of the Petit Paris with not one work experience, has managed via his network to have a desk working in the Republic for his own interests. The case goes deeper, by showing that the details surrounding the Benalla case (a big scandal in France about Macron's protégé), and how Macron's basically hiring his own security detail outside of law-enforcement, guys like Alexandre Benalla who was caught in May 2018, kicking a citizen in the street prompting protests.
"Ces êtres ne sont pas corrompus. Ils sont la corruption." These people are not corrupted. They are the corruption.
The good news is, that this book is selling like hot-cakes, topping the charts with an increasingly informed citizenry that's waking up to this masquerade. One thing I realized from this cess-pool of archons however, is that the very fact that the corruption runs so deep, is their strength, but also their weakness. Meaning, if one card falls (and they can't put out the fire quick enough) the whole deck with it, falls apart. And that's why as hard as they are trying to ignore the fire, their end is too visible, thus the aptly named title Crepuscule (Twilight).
I have my own preconceptions and biases, including that the involvement of Dark Magic and RSA is present (although not explicitly mentioned in the book), and nothing points more to that, than having your own, corrupted security detail and hijacking of the French Military Force apparatus. but I digress.
Maybe, they are the proverbial hare that rushed too fast to get to the end, while the wise turtle manages, slowly, to overcome the situation at the end.
This second link is about the controversial law, and libertarian's dream, as it pertains to the recent legislature that voted for the privatisation of Aeroport De Paris (ADP).
Interestingly, this issue became so controversial that it made the French Senate members vote for a proposal on a mini-RIC type of law. I'm skeptical, as we all should be, but it seems like its finally falling on their deaf ears.
Very sad news today: Notre Dame cathedral’s upper structure was engulfed in flames today, as more than 400 firefighters are trying to control the situation. It’s precious and unique heritage of France, and in general, of History.
Though my gut instinct tells me there’s more to it than meets the eye. Arson? False Flag?
Whatever the case, it’ll give them some more time to distract us..
Edit: just when I was starting to think I’m a conspiracy theorist, this news comes out. Followed by the Clinton’s tweeting about it. What’s the saying? Birds of a feather flock together..
I hope everyone can forgive me for my caffeine-fuelled ramblings.
As if the timing couldn't have been better, billionaires are quick to make big cash offers to rebuild Notre Dame. How sweet of them, right?
Well consider this. The same people who are being accused of nepotism, manipulation, tax evasion, and who are being exposed as we speak, by a growing minority including, but not limited to, Yellow Vests are now rushing to give money for this cause?
Not to mention Easter is right around the corner, this must be looked at from an esoteric perspective (as well inversion part of Ordo Ab Chao).

Call me crazy, and I sincerely hope I'm wrong and exaggerating, but it's becoming more and more likely..
Francois Pinault was the first in the series to pledge 100MEuros for the reconstruction.
Then came Bernard Arnault with a doubling offer of 200MEuros.
Now, Xavier Niels, billionaire and Macron's handler mentioned in my previous post about Crepuscule above, is claiming to put "All his fortune" to support this cause.
What kind of evil, childish game/auctioning are they playing? It's stranger than fiction, I'll tell you that.
Please elaborate, Monsieur.
EDIT: Macron, who was due to announce the results and actions following his months-long masquerade named "Grand Debat National" (Big National Debate), just now declared in a five-minute national speech, that the announcements will be delayed indefinitely, for in the aftermath of this tragedy, its not a good time to talk politics.
I need a glass of water..
EDIT2: According to journalist Didier Maisto, if Notre Dame (ND) is considered "National Treasure" all donations (we're up to 700M Euros already) will be de-fiscalized (not taxable).
Dare I say Macron will give away the heritage site to his buddies to throw their eyes wide shut parties at their convenience.

Rani shared the myth of the Petit Homme Rouge, a tale dating back to medieval times when Catherine De Medicis persecuted to death a man that had discovered her coveted secrets, only to haunt her whole life, afterwards, as well as those on the throne who have abused their power ever since (including Bonaparte).
And I can't help but feel he is due for an appearance soon.
EDIT 3: This interview of the former chief-architect of Notre Dame, Benjamin Mouton from 2000-2013, is becoming viral, with even a tweet from Catherine Austin Fitts about it: Basically talking about how oak wood that's more than 800-yrs old doesn't burn that easily, in fact very hard to make it burn. Unless you have bundles of kindle to start one (he says half-jokingly).
He also goes on to say that the cathedral's entire electrical system had been reset from the ground up, making it difficult to believe in the electrical shorting scenario, as well as having installed from the ground up, detectors that would've immediately alerted security in case of a fire. Furthermore, two security staffs are permanently on site.
"My Interpretation of the Notre-Dame fire.
Towards the end of my lucid dreaming, I received these words.
May Peace Prevail and May the Truth be known to all people."
Indeed with a botched coup of this scale, there's no way he will make it out unscathed.
Tomorrow will be the much awaited Act 23 on 4/20, a date with much esotericism associated with it.
I could go on and on about the investigation, expert testimony that's being uncovered, pointing out that every single protocol had been respected on that day, ruling out (almost) any possibility that it was an error/accident due to electrical failure, or otherwise.
Macron wants to turn Notre Dame into Freedom Tower, but he will not be allowed to.
Même si Macron ne veut pas, nous on est là.
Meme si Macron ne veut pas, nous on est là."
Even if Macron doesn't want it, we are here.
Even if Macron doesn't want it, we are here"
"Union creates Power"
PS: RT produced a documentary called "Yellow Vest Fever". Haven't gotten to it yet, but much respect to RT for doing this.
Sad to see even Labour Day used as an opportunity to get tear-gas the people in France...
we've lost our minds..
That is an amazing picture EP! I love it. Vive le petit homme rouge!
I live off grid, and we only have a wood stove for heat. i can confirm how hard it is to get a large piece of hard wood to light. It takes concerted effort, a wee little spark is not going to do it.
I think the fire is part psy op, part (dark) reconsecration of a sacred ground. The original structure is being weighted down with the burden of colonialism and, inevitably, it looks like they want to stick a big glass penis on the top to redefine it's meaning. Check the pull quotes on this video. When the books of the past are burned, stone monuments become our literature to understand our past. When we rewrite the stone, what have we left?
That's exactly right. I must confess though, I haven't followed closely the polemics regarding to proposed designs, but they are sure to be even worse than we can imagine.
Just saw your video about crystal tower.. Could they be trying to siphon off the grid energy?
As we I speak, Act 25 of the movement is unfolding. The situation since May 1 Labour Day has considerably grown, due to the inability of the macronist-cabal to do anything to appease the situation, but in fact, pouring oil by the barrel.
Notably the Pitié-Salpetriere Hospital incident which would likely to have have been captured, if not for smartphone footages and decentralized spreading of media.
Le combat continue.
Yes, I think so. And they are sure going to need it. France is clearly in revolution. Italy follows suit. More power to the MS5 party!
I'm laughing and laughing and laughing and.....
Talking of laughing. Ukraine elects a comedian who played the president on the tv as their actual president....
I wonder how they’re doing so far.
Today is Act 28 (or 29?) as well as being election day for European Union Parliamentary (for whoever will be representing us in Brussells).
Full disclosure, I won’t be voting, for one, because I’m at work all day long.
But two, it’s a bit ironic to vote for EU elections when the premise of the EU is based on a global dictatorship.
Maybe i’m experiencing mild cognitive dissonance, who knows.
Anyhow, the Gilets Jaunes are as committed and loyal to their causes as ever, and it’s hopeful. I can only guess for how long this tyranny can stay in power at this point. My bet is that this year’s July 14 will be an interesting event.
PS: for the francophones out there: a mock trial of Macron. It’s hilarious, but also quite prophetic in a way.
That mock trial was amazing, full of energy and joy. I'm glad they are laughing too!
It's probably a bit too early to analyze his moves. I, for one, am skeptical of any politician who boasts about greatness without a concrete plan (i.e., policies; a vision). The fact that he's a comedian gives me hope, as those are usually the ones who bring truth to the public in digestible format (court's jester) (not all of them obviously).
I wish the Ukrainians all the best, especially with the strong US-EU influence they're dealing with.
PS: Thanks for the Notre-Dame link as well. I'm glad there's still a bit of common-sense left in the French Senate.
I applaud the Gilets Jaunes for showing solidarity with people living in suburbs. Saint-Denis is considered one of Paris' not-so-good areas, with high-number of immigrants and low-income, but it's important to note that they're the bottom rung of the ladder; i.e., Tough Luck.
During the week, a number of hospitals and medical institutions (and their staffs) have also been striking to complaint about low-wages/ lack of governmental support and resources; lack of staffing, etc. With absolutely no communication from the government, it's as if they're welcoming their demise!
- Juan Branco and his team present EU Migration flux "genocide" case to the International Criminal Court (ICC): Very glad that Juan Branco, the charismatic-and-outspoken lawyer/Gilet Jaune (author of the book Crepuscule) has presented a case that denounces EU's forced migration policies that have resulted in the deaths of over 14,000 people so far (probably worse than that), mainly people from Africa who are trying to cross the Mediterranean sea, as well folks from the Middle-East whom we are bombing the shit out-of.
Surprisingly, this made the rounds all over the world, including Guardian, WaPo, and even the Himalayan Times. It goes without saying, the case will probably fall on deaf ears. Still, the World is watching!
For those unaware, Europe is in quite the turmoil right now. And I like what I'm seeing with Salvio and the Italians as well. It looks like the EU house of cards is disintegrating itself faster than it can find excuses to come up with.
The danger, as always with these lizards, is that a cornered rat usually will fight back with all it's might (jihad), which could possibly prop up more false-flags. But there's no going back; the proverbial toothpaste is out!
I enjoy Rick Sanchez in his candid reporting at RT America regarding the trend of social eruptions worldwide, from Albania to Kazakhstan, and well beyond.
They are protesting against a new law that would allow China to extradite HK dissidents to go to court. Interestingly, the Chinese government is blaming US interference for the movement.
On the cusp of something big and monumental, soon.
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