One of Macron's Olympic referents signed two pro-pedophilia manifestos

Yesterday's Paris Olympics mess was not only controversial for its anti-Christian provocations and its apology for abortion.

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The Macron regime erected ten statues of supposed "heroines" of French history, which did not include Joan of Arc, to the surprise and outrage of many French people. One of those honoured was the communist Simone de Beauvoir, an admirer of Stalin, a defender of abortion and one of the pioneers of gender ideology. As I mentioned here in 2018, this activist was controversial at the time because she signed two manifestos defending the legalization of pedophile relations. These texts called for the repeal of the French law that at that time punished with sentences of 5 to 10 years in prison anyone who had sexual relations with a person under 15 years of age.

As Andy Martin recalled in The New York Times (a progressive newspaper) in 2013, Simone de Beauvoir worked at Radio Vichy, a station of the collaborationist Pétain regime (remember that many French communists collaborated with the Nazis on orders from Moscow until the German invasion of the USSR in June 1941). In 1943, she was fired from her job as a teacher for corrupting an underage student.

Martin recalled the particular relationship that the communist activist had with her partner: "Jean-Paul Sartre developed a pattern, which they called the "trio", in which Beauvoir seduced his students and then passed them on to Sartre." This explains the reasons that encouraged Beauvoir to sign those two manifestos in favour of the legalisation of paedophilia.

Presenting this pedophile activist as an Olympic role model is aberrant. However, it is very much in keeping with the garbage of the opening ceremony. Ironically, it seems that the statue of Beauvoir never rose from its pedestal due to some fault. You can read my full article on Simone de Beauvoir here.