Zionist-LGBT Lobby Domain in French Govt. PM Attal (WEF member) Chose as FM his Gay Husband
In the cover image Stephane Sejourne and Gabriel Attal, new gay couple in the French Government
Introduction by Carlo Domenico Cristofori
French President Emmanuel Macron has named a politician of Jewish heritage as France’s youngest ever prime minister. Gabriel Attal, 34, replaces Élisabeth Borne, who resigned after 20 months in office, and is also of Jewish origin.
In just over a decade, he has climbed from a junior position in the health ministry to become France’s head of government. Attal, who is also openly gay, who served as education minister.
With a CV of this type, Gabriel Attal could only be part of the so-called Young Global Leaders, the organization founded by Klaus Schwab, the creator of the World Economic Forum which professes the Great Reset by bringing together multinationals, big finance and determined people in Switzerland every year. political exponents, including Macron himself, who made his career in the Rothischild Bank by managing a huge Pfizer deal.
Attal also participated in the last meeting of the Bilderberg group in Lisbon which, as documented by Byoblu, brings together selected personalities from the political, economic and banking fields in a closed room.
This appointment confirms the growing influence of the ideological “marriage” between the LGBT Lobby and the Zionist Movement, fanatically promoted by the B’Nai B’rth Masonic Lodge in the USA, and supported by the Zionist George Soros, puppet master of many EU parliamentarians such as the president of European Parliament Roberta Metsola, promoter of gender culture in schools.
Attal then nominated her gay husband, thus imposing a predominance of the LGBT Lobby in the French Government just as the Catholic Church is surrounded by controversy over the blessing of homosexual unions authorized by the Vatican.
French PM Gabriel Attal names gay partner as foreign minister
French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal appointed his husband Stephane Sejourne as foreign minister on Thursday, just days after he himself became the first openly gay man to hold his role.
Sejourne, who also leads President Emmanuel Macron’s Renaissance political party and the Renew group in the European Parliament, has replaced Catherine Colonna amid a cabinet reshuffle that followed former prime minister Elisabeth Borne’s resignation on Monday.
The 38-year-old Sejourne has advised Macron since the latter was Minister of the Economy and Finance, having joined his team in 2014 and remained with him through his election to President in 2017.
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Macron appointed Attal to replace Borne on Tuesday, making him France’s youngest-ever prime minister as well as its first openly gay one. He had previously served as minister of education. Attal spent 10 months as spokesperson for Macron’s party, then called La Republique en Marche, in 2018, having left the Socialist Party two years earlier to back the then-candidate in his run for president.
Attal and Sejourne made their relationship official with a civil union in 2017 and took it public the following year, when Attal came out as gay. In October, Attal claimed in an official declaration on conflicts of interest to the High Authority for Transparency in Public Life that he had no partner, though the pair had never publicly broken up.
Media coverage has soft-pedaled Stephane Sejourne’s relationship with France’s youngest-ever PM
by Russia Today
Most media coverage of the appointment studiously avoided mentioning Sejourne’s civil union with Attal.
Other additions to Macron’s cabinet include former justice minister Rachida Dati as culture minister. A former MEP from the conservative Les Republicains party, she has been under formal investigation for corruption since 2021, though she has denied wrongdoing. Dati is accused of having received €900,000 for lobbying the European Parliament from carmaker Renault over a three-year period while still serving as an MEP.
Borne’s letter of resignation suggested she did not step down of her own volition, referencing Macron’s “will” to “appoint a new prime minister,” according to the Associated Press.
Her departure came weeks after Macron passed a controversial immigration bill strengthening the government’s ability to deport foreigners. Having lost its majority in parliament last year, Macron’s centrist party was forced to ally with Les Republicains to pass the measure, a move that shifted public opinion even further against a government already wildly unpopular after last year’s pension reform raised the retirement age in a manner considered undemocratic by the majority of French voters, triggering weeks of protests.
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Thursday’s cabinet reshuffle has been widely reported as an effort by the president to salvage his government’s diminishing credibility. While he is constitutionally prohibited from running for a third term in 2027, European Parliament elections are scheduled for this year, and Renaissance is expected to lose several seats unless public opinion shifts favorably towards it.
originally published by Russia Today
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