The Influence of LGBT and Freemasonry in French Politics: Insights from Alain Juillet

2024-01-17 17:59:51

Alain Juillet, who served as director of intelligence at the DGSE, described the LGBT movement as the most powerful network of influence in France.

Implying the influence of the movement on the Élysée, the former Masonic Grand Master denied Macron’s membership in Freemasonry.

During his intervention in a YouTube show “Les Incorrectibles”, Alain Juillet, former director of the DGSE and former senior official in charge of economic intelligence to the French Prime Minister, did not mince his words in affirming that “ Today the most powerful network in France is not Freemasonry, it is that of the LGBT.”

This statement, coming from a public figure with a notable past in Freemasonry and intelligence, reignites the debate on the influence of different social groups and lobby groups in France. Especially since this coincides with the surprise appointment of Gabriel Attal as head of the French government, thus becoming the first openly homosexual tenant of Matignon.

Freemasonry a has-been movement?!

July estimated that the power of Freemasonry has diminished significantly compared to what it was during the 3rd Republic and the movement of sexual and gender minorities.

The former director of the DGSE explains that LGBT groups, through their organization and their ability to exert strong pressure, have become a considerable lobby.

“Today, we must face it, the most powerful network in France is not Freemasonry, it is the LGBT. They are the most powerful,” he said.

Alain Juillet suggests that, contrary to the traditional perception of Freemasonry as a major network of influence, today it is LGBT groups who wield the most power.

“For what? Because they have grouped together, the different tendencies, have grouped together, and are exerting extremely strong pressure, because they are very strong groups of influence and groups of oppression (..) Ah yes, it is a real lobby, a considerable, considerable lobby.” he exclaimed.

“I think there is no doubt, it is they who are much more powerful than Freemasonry. It’s not a criticism at all, it’s because, when minorities get together and try to influence, if they are made up of people who think a little, well, they can be extremely effective.”

Alain Juillet, former Grand Master of an obedience of more than 15,000 brothers

Questioned by journalist Éric Morillot about his membership in Freemasonry and its current influence on French politics, Alain Juillet did not deny it. Better yet, he claimed to have been Grand Master of an obedience of more than 15,000 members.

Juillet describes his adherence to Freemasonry as a spiritual and intellectual approach which significantly contributed to his understanding of the world and humanist values. He mentioned his entry into the Grand Loge Nationale de France (GLNF) motivated by the presence of friends in this obedience.

He also shared his experience as grand master of the GLNF, discussing internal problems, including business abuses, which led to the creation of a new obedience by a group of more than 15,000 brothers, of which he was elected. first grand master.

July benefits from an in-depth understanding of power dynamics within secret societies and influence groups. His observation on the diminishing power of Freemasonry in the face of the rise of the LGBT movement is a fact to be taken into account.

Transcription of Alain Juillet’s statements

Eric Morillot : Speaking of your world, I mentioned the term light. We are on a show where we are transparent, we talk about everything. Speaking of light, we must also mention the fact that you are openly a Freemason.

Alain July: Ah, well I can’t deny it, I was grand master of an obedience, it’s difficult to say otherwise.

Eric Morillot : I would like to talk about it for a moment. You have integrated this current. Has your membership in Freemasonry brought you a lot? We hear a lot about the occult influence of Freemasonry in France. What is it really?

So, first, you, your personal commitment.

Alain July: So, no, I joined Freemasonry for a spiritual quest, that is to say, if you want. I worked so much that I didn’t have time to force myself to read books to think about metaphysics, about the evolution of thought, about religions, about many things, I didn’t have time to didn’t force myself enough to read, to work on it.

And because I knew people who were in Freemasonry, I said to myself, if I ever enter Freemasonry, at that moment, as there is a whole spiritual and intellectual approach in Freemasonry, I said it will make me work, it will make me progress, it will improve my knowledge in these areas.

And there, I must say that indeed, it made me progress enormously in my understanding, I would say, of the world, at the human level, of the value of fundamental values.

I entered a lodge which was at the time at the Grand Loge Nationale de France, at the GLNF. Because I had friends there. You know, in lodges, we generally go to an obedience, not because we choose an obedience, but because we have friends who are there, and therefore naturally, we follow them.

Afterwards, the problem that arises is, does this obedience correspond to you? Because you have the GE (Grand Orient de France) is much more materialistic, for example, than us,

Eric Morillot : more to the left too..

Alain July: the GNF was more in the center. Well, you have others, you have plenty. In France we have around a hundred different obediences, with different rites, and each corresponding to something. So, when you know Freemasonry well, then you can make a choice, can say, well, there is this obedience, there is this rite, there is one that suits me best, and you can go there.

Eric Morillot : And you have finished then, grand master?

Alain July: Yes, I finished grand master of an obedience, because I was in the GLNF. We had a big problem at the GNF, because there were terrible relationships, not the leadership at the obedience level. At one point, he completely lost his temper, started to become excessively involved in business dealings,… there are risks. Well, of course, it happens regularly in the major denominations. Well, at the time I was, there was one of these famous drifts. A certain number of brothers, as they say, of this obedience, said, we cannot stay in there with what is happening there. We slammed the door, we created a new obedience, and there were 15,000 of us, so it’s not nothing, all the same.

We left at 15,000, we set up a new obedience, of which they elected me the first grand master. So, I found myself the grand master, responsible for reassembling the machine and restarting it.

Eric Morillot : What is the status of the influence of Freemasonry in France today?

Alain July: It decreased a lot, it was very powerful. So, Freemasonry was all-powerful under the 3rd Republic.

Eric Morillot : At the level of current policies? Are there still that many Freemasons?

Alain July: There are some, but much less than before. No …

Eric Morillot : Macron, is he a Freemason, or not according to you?

Alain July: No, I don’t think so, no, no, I don’t think so, because, no, no. If you want, today, you have to say things to the face, eh, today, the most powerful network in France is not Freemasonry, it’s the LGBT, it’s them who are the most powerful.

For what? Because they have grouped together, the different tendencies, if you like, are grouped together, and exert extremely strong pressure, because they are very strong groups of influence and groups of oppression.

Eric Morillot : Similar to lobbies?

Alain July: Yes, ah yes, it’s a real lobby, a considerable, considerable lobby. Today, I think there is no photo. They are the ones who are much more powerful than Freemasonry.

Eric Morillot : Ah, so you think that it is the LGBT lobby that is the most influential in France today?

Alain July : Oh yes. No problem, there is no problem. This is not at all a criticism, it’s because, when minorities get together and try to influence, if they are made up of people who think a little, well they can be extremely effective.

Eric Morillot : You followed this week, there is a controversy there on LCI, it was, I believe, Guillaume Roquet, one of the editorial directors of Figé magazine, who expressed the fact that Emmanuel Macron was able to choose Gabriel Atal because he was also homosexual. He spoke of emancipation, and the sequence was removed from LCI.

Alain July : It’s not that, I don’t think so. This is the spirit I say.

Eric Morillot : You know very well that it will be exploited in this sense..

Eric Morillot : I knew the time and I still hear today: ah, but I lost a position because the Freemasons were against me.

When I hear that, my arms drop, because in 99% of cases, it’s people who fantasize and who try to explain their failure by trying to find someone to blame. So, you know, creating the culprit is a national sport in France. We are the kings of the anonymous letter.

So, we always, we always need someone to blame. We experienced this under Vichy.

Under Vichy during the World War, there were Jews and Freemasons. They were monsters, they had to be put in concentration camps, because they were public dangers. Well, we have to stop, it’s not true.

All Freemasons swear to defend the Republic when they return.

RRE Fran fr masonry we swear to respect the laws of the Republic

Eric Morillot : And not to put the Masonic order before justice?

Alain July : But no exactly. If people knew a little better what it was, they wouldn’t be talking nonsense.

That’s why I told you earlier about the groups. When you are in a lodge you see each other once or twice a month, the lodge in question after 5 years, 10 years or 20 years, it is difficult not to become friends with each other.

So when you see someone else outside, it’s a friend with a friend you react differently than you would with a stranger. It’s normal, it’s human. That’s not why everything is manipulated, everything is contrived and there are people who will come and pull your feet at night.

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