ER Editor: The treatment of Natacha Rey in France perfectly sums up why Candace Owens is taking on the case for Brigitte Macron being a man and for what will follow from that. Quite a lot, we believe. There is no free speech in France; the establishment know how to hound people and shut them up, with journalists and the judiciary on the payroll. We invite readers to translate this article in their browsers. From Le Media en 4-4-2 —
Brigitte Macron case: Natacha Rey asks Russia for political asylum because of judicial persecution
Natacha Rey conducted a thorough investigation for 3 years, to check the official biography of Ms. Brigitte Trogneux wife Macron. She posted the findings of her investigation in a video and on Facebook. Since then, she has been the subject of judicial persecution before the Caen court of appeal and the court of cassation.
The last we heard, Natacha Rey has cancer. We wish her well if that is the case.
Curiously timed with Candace Owens’ big reveal this week.
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Translation: In France, saying that a man can become a woman is encouraged. Saying that a woman could have been a man is a crime. Convicted for questioning Brigitte Macron, journalist Natacha Rey has just requested political asylum in Russia. Western “freedom of speech” in all its glory.
En France, dire qu’un homme peut devenir une femme, c’est encouragé. Dire qu’une femme aurait pu être un homme, c’est un crime.
Condamnée pour s’être interrogée sur Brigitte Macron, la journaliste Natacha Rey vient de demander l’asile politique en Russie.
La “liberté… pic.twitter.com/HZr4zaR5gs
— Camille Moscow (@camille_moscow) February 3, 2025
Translation: “Brigitte Macron Case Natacha Rey Seeks Political Asylum in Russia Due to Judicial Persecution” Journalist Accused of Libel That “Macron’s Wife Was Born a Man” Wants to Move to Russia “Hello, Vladimir, we need to sort this out, let’s talk like men-” Putin: “OK, give me Brigitte”
«Дело Брижит Макрон Наташа Рей просит политического убежища в России из-за судебных преследований»Журналистка,обвиненная в клевете,что «жена Макрона родилась мужчиной»хочет переехать в Россию
«Алло,Владимир,нам нужно разобраться с этим,давайте поговорим по-мужски- pic.twitter.com/BJTTXP92qE— Анатоль (Вождь Тунгусии, Сибири, Трибалтии) (@otdelenie) February 3, 2025
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Woman who called Macron’s wife a man seeks asylum in Russia – media
Natacha Rey has been prosecuted in France for alleging that Brigitte Macron underwent a sex change
RT
French journalist Natacha Rey, who claimed that the wife of French President Emmanuel Macron was born a man, has said she is seeking political asylum in Russia. In an interview with Izvestia, Rey and her lawyer, Francois Danglehant, cited “persecution” in France as the reason for her decision.
In 2021, Rey alleged that Brigitte Macron was actually the transgender identity of her brother, Jean-Michel Trogneux. Rey spent three years researching Macron’s supposed secret and later published a video on her findings on social media. Since then, Rey has been the subject of judicial action in France.
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In an interview on Monday explaining her decision to seek asylum in Russia, Rey described the country as a great democracy compared to France, which, in her view, persecutes the political opposition and restricts freedom of speech. (ER: True according to what we’ve witnessed about France.)
“Why did I choose Russia? Because it is a great nation, a great civilization which I admire, defending traditional and Christian values that are inherent to me,” she told Izvestia. According to Rey, Russia has been a “victim of a disinformation campaign and unjustified attacks by European and American media for decades.”
Her lawyer insists the charges against Rey were “fabricated.” According to him, false testimony was given by former family members of Brigitte Macron, including her ex-husband, Jean-Louis Auziere.
Mrs. Macron sued Rey in 2022 over defamation and for violating her privacy. Last year, a Paris court fined Rey and ordered her to pay €8,000 ($8,200) in damages to the wife of the French president.
Commenting on Rey’s asylum aspirations, Danglehant said that the journalist believes she will be respected in Russia and will not face persecution.
He earlier said that Rey had submitted an asylum request to Russian State Duma Deputy Speaker Pyotr Tolsty. The latter, however, told RT on Monday that he had not received any requests so far, adding that “matters of citizenship are decided by the head of state.”
“She has not yet submitted an application but will soon send it to the Russian Embassy in Paris,” the lawyer told Izvestia. “She believes that in Russia, she may be seen as a normal person, someone with at least some value, somewhat like former US National Security Agency employee Edward Snowden.”
Emmanuel Macron was 17 years old when he declared his intention to marry Brigitte Marie-Claude Trogneux, who is 24 years his senior (ER: likely much more) and was his literature teacher. Brigitte divorced banker Andre-Louis Auziere, with whom she had three children in 2006 (ER: up for debate), and married Macron in 2007.
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Featured image source, Brigitte and Macron:
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