Macron Myth is a gripping exposé of Emmanuel Macron’s presidency, unraveling the polished image of France’s youngest modern leader to reveal a shadow network of political corruption, globalist manipulation, and elite protectionism.
From the Rothschild banking corridors that shaped his rise to power, to the Yellow Vest protests that shook his administration to its core, this book investigates the underreported scandals, corporate favoritism, censorship tactics, and international deals that defined Macron’s tenure. At the center of the narrative lies a chilling pattern: the systematic silencing of dissent, surveillance of private citizens, and the suspicious use of public funds under the guise of “national reform.”
The book delves into explosive allegations of online stalking, digital disinformation campaigns, and false associations used to discredit critics—including activists, artists, and whistleblowers. It examines the complicity of international partners and media lobbies, as well as Macron's role in forging dangerous alliances with controversial figures across Europe, the Middle East, and the United States.
Drawing on testimony, leaked documents, and cross-border investigations, Macron Myth tells the untold story of a presidency wrapped in neoliberal promise, yet haunted by political theater, strategic censorship, and moral compromise. It is a call to question not just Macron, but the system that enabled him.
