Tag: Electoral Fraud
20 entries
Tweet: a reminder, in 2026, of what I was already explaining in 2020
On February 24, 2026, I republish my message from July 8, 2020 about illegal campaign financing through the use of State accounts, noting that I was already explaining this back then. The argument thus spans more than five years.
Tweet: campaign messages appear on X accounts of the Republic
On June 25, 2024, I ask how to explain that electoral campaign messages in favor of Gérald Darmanin appear when visiting X (Twitter) accounts of the Republic, such as that of the Sécurité civile (the French term means “Civil Security”). Screenshots attached.
Tweet: call to act on the use of the X account I consider to be State property
On June 25, 2024, I ask Senator Hélène Conway-Mouret to act urgently regarding Gérald Darmanin, whom I accuse of illegal taking of interest — the French term « prise illégale d’intérêts » — and regarding the use of an X account that, in my view, should have remained the property of the State. Screenshots attached.
Hélène Conway-Mouret’s tweet on the 2024 snap legislative elections
On June 23, 2024, senator Hélène Conway-Mouret posts a message on X (Twitter) addressed to voters about the far right, ahead of the snap legislative elections. This is the message I reply to two days later regarding Gérald Darmanin’s X account.
WOW: Twitter labels my truthful tweet about French electoral fraud "Misleading"
On April 8, 2022, I reacted on X (Twitter) after the platform tagged one of my truthful tweets about electoral fraud in France as "Misleading" and locked replies, shares and likes on it. I copied the U.S. Ambassadors to France and China and asked the FBI to investigate.
Tweet: “it’s as if the French government had illegally funded the election campaign”
On July 8, 2020, I conclude that the use of a State account during a campaign amounts to illegal campaign financing by the government, copying the anti-corruption association Anticor. Screenshots attached.
Tweet: the @gouvernementFR account retweets ministers’ personal accounts
On July 8, 2020, I note that the institutional account @gouvernementFR retweets the accounts of several ministers, and I announce that I am going to look into the use of the @GDarmanin account during the municipal campaign. Screenshots attached.
Tweet: "prioritised" or, in my view, strictly illegal?
On 8 July 2020, I note Antoine Bondaz's agreement while stressing that he speaks of "prioritised" accounts whereas, in my view, the practice is strictly illegal. This tweet quotes his previous answer.
Fabrice Epelboin: followers taken over onto the personal account
On 8 July 2020, Fabrice Epelboin confirms that followers and following had been taken over onto the personal account, and mentions the upcoming Trump/Biden succession.
Tweet: the problem would also arise in the United States, but it is more serious in France
On 8 July 2020, I continue: the problem could also arise in the United States, but it is above all important in France, where the laws on campaign financing are stricter.
Tweet: parenthesis on Barack Obama's POTUS account and its followers
On 8 July 2020, I open a parenthesis on Barack Obama and the POTUS account left to his successor, and I ask whether Twitter had left Obama a copy of the POTUS followers.
Antoine Bondaz: "institutional accounts should be the ones used and prioritised"
On 8 July 2020, Antoine Bondaz agrees that institutional accounts should be the ones used and prioritised, a shift from his previous answer.
Reply from Fabrice Epelboin: in the United States the personal account is distinguished from the POTUS account
On 8 July 2020, Fabrice Epelboin replies that the United States distinguishes the personal account from the POTUS account, but France does not, where in his view the subject is not even understood.
Tweet: the limits on electoral spending make these misappropriations exceptionally serious
On 8 July 2020, I also ask Fabrice Epelboin for his view and recall that in France electoral spending is capped, which makes these misappropriations exceptionally serious.
Tweet: if the account is in his name, why do the ministries retweet personal accounts?
On 8 July 2020, I reply to Antoine Bondaz and quote the tweet he had not answered, so that he sees it: if the account is indeed in a personal capacity, why do the ministries retweet personal accounts?
Tweet: do the administrations retweet a personal account or the President's?
On 8 July 2020, I ask for what reasons the administrations retweet the @EmmanuelMacron account, and whether it is a personal account or the account of the eighth President of the Fifth Republic.
Antoine Bondaz’s reply: “a Twitter account in his own name and not an institutional account”
On July 8, 2020, Antoine Bondaz replies to me that the account in question is an account in his own name and not an institutional account like @Matignon or @Elysee, and that he sees no problem with it. This is the counter-argument opposed to my thesis, kept in the file as-is.
Tweet: Édouard Philippe and the 786,000 followers of the Prime Minister’s account
On July 8, 2020, I ask Antoine Bondaz for his opinion on what I consider to be the illegal hijacking of the Prime Minister’s Twitter account by Édouard Philippe, and of its 786,000-plus followers.
Tweet: online influence and the possible hijacking of algorithms during elections
On July 8, 2020, in reply to Antoine Bondaz, I raise the question of tools like Facebook or Twitter and the hijacking of algorithms to favor certain candidates during elections.
Tweet by Antoine Bondaz: a presidential TikTok account and personal data
On July 8, 2020, researcher Antoine Bondaz posts an ironic message on X (Twitter) about the opening of a presidential TikTok account and the risks related to personal data. This post opens the exchange in which I raise the question of the hijacking of institutional accounts.