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François de Siebenthal (right) is one of the public figures of the group who was infiltrated by a journalist from western Switzerland. Image: keystone
Undercover journalist infiltrates Swiss crown denier network and reveals
A young journalist from western Switzerland spent two months “undercover” with conspiracy theorists. His revelations raise uncomfortable questions.
This article revolves around the revelations of a young journalist from western Switzerland who “infiltrated” a group of crown deniers and conspiracy theorists in French-speaking Switzerland. This on behalf of the French-speaking Swiss online outlet Heidi News, which now reports in a series on the actors and their troubling views.
In der Matrix
The pandemic was planned. The virus does not exist. Quite a huge conspiracy, combined with 5G and mandatory vaccines to control the population. Furthermore, the Swiss government has kidnapped children to take care of rich and powerful pedagogical criminals.
These are not tacky jokes, but rather some of the conspiracy theories championed by “a well-organized group” in French-speaking Switzerland, as Heidi News reports. The videos distributed on YouTube and Facebook reach millions of viewers.
The same people also form the referendum committee against the SwissCovid app. On board: a member of the federal parliament of the Valais.
To understand who these people are, how they think and what their intentions are. Sami Zaïbi infiltrated the conspiracy network. For almost two months, in the midst of the Corona crisis, the 24-year-old journalist investigated “undercover.” This on behalf of Heidi News, the French online magazine launched in the spring of 2019 and based in the canton of Geneva.
Heidi News published the first article on the main Sami Zaïbi investigation on Monday and a third on early Tuesday morning. More articles will follow.
Is that allowed?
“We introduced a journalist to the most ruthless conspirators in French-speaking Switzerland,” was the headline of French-language online outlet Heidi News on Monday. Editor-in-chief Serge Michel explains in the article why this journalistic method was used.
“It all started for us with these offensive letters that we received from some of you at the beginning of the pandemic. Journalists are submissive, idiots, kicking Bill Gates’ powerful henchmen in the ass, willful and mindless victims. Our death was announced, sometimes requested. “
The force of the words challenged journalists, writes Michel. As is the success of the conspiracy videos that were distributed via the YouTube channel Agora TV, which was founded in April 2020 (more on this below).
Furthermore, the creators of the conspiracy videos did not respond to questions posed. So he asked a former student if he could work as an investigative reporter. “A kamikaze mission”.
One is well aware that such “infiltration methods” would raise questions, admits the editor-in-chief of Heidi News. In accordance with article 4 of the Munich Convention on the rights and obligations of journalists, information must be obtained using “fair methods”. Article 1 asks to respect the truth.
With regard to undercover journalism and hidden cameras, Swiss and European jurisprudence, to justify them, requires that the information obtained in this way is in the public interest and that there is no other way to obtain it.
For him, these two conditions have been met, notes the editor-in-chief in the article and justifies it with rather disturbing findings, which we summarize below.
Does the group have something to do with the QAnon movement?
Yes, thinks the editor-in-chief of Heidi News, describing the two most striking similarities between the French-speaking Swiss movement and the American QAnon movement:
- All the known conspiracy theories circulating on the internet are being taken up: 5G, Bill Gates, vaccines, pandemic, state sponsored pedocritical crime.
- He intends to play a political role, as QAnon is doing by supporting Donald Trump and dozens of candidates for the United States Congress.
They are deeply undemocratic, but did not hesitate to use the instruments of direct democracy, commented one of the Heidi News reports. For example, by launching the SwissCovid referendum (signature collection ends Thursday, October 8) and organizing public demonstrations against masks, such as the one on September 12 in Geneva.
Are they all right-wing extremists?
No. In terms of political positioning, according to a Heidi News investigation, there is “a fusion of the two extremes, from the anti-globalization left to the ultra-nationalist right, from the ‘yellow vests’ to the SVP, including Donald Trump.” Controversial personalities such as the French comedian Dieudonné, who was condemned for racist statements, as well as other anti-Semites, would be supported.
What is the group doing?
Those responsible keep a low profile in terms of their real motivation, writes Zaïbi. This in order not to dissuade potential interested parties beforehand.
«Your strategy is clearly to win public opinion. To achieve this, they are willing to put aside their wildest ideas and rally around ‘dominant’ issues, such as resistance to the SwissCovid app or refusal to wear a mask. “
The group celebrated its biggest success to date in July with the launch of the signature collection against the SwissCovid app. A highly acclaimed public appearance at a press conference in the Bundesbern, broadcast across the country by journalists. Watson also reported.
Why do they do that?
According to the conspirators, all the “mainstream media” are accomplices of the powerful and feed an irrational fear of the corona virus.
The commitment of the crown deniers reveals religious traits, as Zaïbi describes:
“Their ideology is impregnated with a religious substrate that the traditional churches do not embody. His constant references to ‘Satan’ behind the alleged conspiracies he denounced are testimony to this. “
This was also evident in the internal preliminary discussion for the press conference on the SwissCovid referendum. Those responsible had discussed whether they should speak publicly about Bill Gates, fart crimes, etc. This was ultimately rejected out of fear that it would upset the population and lose goodwill.
What role does Agora TV play?
The YouTube channel, known in western Switzerland, is the group’s online spokesperson.
According to Heidi News, YouTube videos generally consist of “speeches” by alleged “whistleblowers” who told “the terrible truth” in front of the camera. In terms of content, there are five main topics: Satanism, child crime, 5G, vaccines, and of course the Corona crisis.
For the so-called “whistleblowers”, all the issues are closely linked and together they form an immense and dangerous conspiracy that is brewing in Geneva, the headquarters of globalization and the UN.
Who’s behind?
Chloe Frammery
She is the central figure, according to Heidi News. Mathematics teacher at a Geneva school. Franco-Belgian origin. She is a “star” of the conspiracy scene in western Switzerland, Zaïbi writes, and became known thanks to a Facebook video that went viral. “She organized a march against the wearing of masks and is also behind the referendum against SwissCovid.” And she was one of the organizers of the yellow vest protests in Geneva.
“If you can’t kill the message, you kill the messenger.” Frammery views Bill Gates as one of the masterminds of the pandemic, claiming that governments wanted to force people to vaccinate and implant small surveillance devices. Image: keystone
François de Siebenthal
He studied economist and banker, computer scientist and then Philippine consul in Lausanne. He comes from an old Swiss family that claims to have survived numerous conspiracies. The fight against Freemasonry has been its stated goal for two decades.
The 64-year-old from Vaud participated in the yellow vest protests at Bern’s Bundesplatz last year and campaigned for the full money initiative in 2018.
Heidi News describes him as a “liberal nationalist”: he made connections with the ultra-nationalist Resistance Helvétique movement and wrote all his struggles along the lines of the 1291 oath for the freedom and power of the Swiss citizen. Image: keystone
And another video that allows you to look in depth:
In five minutes, de Siebenthal explains the connections between a Berne source, pedophile offenses, “fake Jews,” Satan, the communists, Covid-19 and vitamin D, records Heidi News. Video: YouTube / NOW TVNEWS
These are just two figures on the governing body. Heidi News names other people, some of whom are also active as educators in French-speaking Switzerland.
How bad is it?
That depends on the perspective.
Heidi News writes:
“We have no intention of undermining their freedom of expression. But exposing children to their anti-scientific and anti-democratic theories doesn’t seem like a good idea to us. “
Therefore, the editors will ask the Directorates of Education (DIP) in the canton of Vaud and Geneva about this issue.
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