BENALLA SAYS TO THE SENATE COMMISSION HE WAS NT THE BODYGUARD OF PREDIENT MACRON

AND ADDS HIS WEAPON IS FOR PERSONAL USE

Responsible Author: Rahma Sophia Rachdi, Jedi Foster | Paris, Washngton DC, 09/25/2018, 02:37 Time

USPA NEWS - During his hearing in front of the Senate, the so famous Alexandre Bengal, Emmanuel Macron's former collaborator assured that he had applied for a "personal" firearm to ensure his own »security » and not he was not the bodyguard of the President of the French Republic. This Friday, Mediapart unveils a photo compromising this version. The photograph is dated April 28, 2017, between the two rounds of the presidential election. During a dinner on the sidelines of a meeting in Poitiers, a waitress makes a selfie with members of Emmanuel Macron's security, including ... Alexandre Benalla. The latter releases a weapon at the time of the photo ..

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WE REACH A TURNNG POINT FOR CHURCHES UNITED ON THE PATH OF PEACE & SOLIDARITY

SAID BARI RICCARDI FRO M SAINT EGIDIO

Responsible Author: Rahma Sophia Rachdi, Jedi Foster | Paris, Washington DC, 09/25/2018, 02:21 Time

USPA NEWS - Bari represents a turning point in the history of ecumenism," says Andrea Riccardi commenting on the recent meeting between Pope Francis and the leaders of the Middle East churches. "It's no longer just bilateral meetings or theological dialogues," says the founder of the Community of Sant'Egidio, "but almost a" synod "between the pope and the leaders of the Middle East churches in the face of a terrible emergency

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HUNDREADS OF CADETS NORMANDS MAKE THE DREAM TRUE OF 116 VULNERABLE TO LOURDES

ITVW PDTT JP BALLY & SAMUEL CRAQUELIN

Responsible Author: RR, Jedi Foster | Paris, Lourdes, 08/26/2018, 22:44 Time

USPA NEWS - This summer, the Norman Cadets, with (123)hundred and twenty three nurses and (160) hundred and sixty Normans, once again organized a pilgrimage trip to Lourdes for the happiness of a (116) hundred and sixteen sick and disabled people. Which means that after 3 volunteers to take care of each "residents", ie the sick and or disabled. It is a rare ratio where the sick and / or disabled people will be supervised and pampered during the 13 days of their trip from Le Havre to Lourdes. The TGV Departs from Le Havre to Lourdes, for a journey of 7:50, was totally reserved by the Normans. They perpetrated the tradition of this association in the service of shrouds to accompany the most vulnerable and / or destitute, for once again to show sacrifice, piety and charity towards their neighbor. Samuel Craquelin and Jean Pierre Bally the current, are the two successive Presidents of the Association born in 1898. Marie Claire Delahouraie is the Vice President and in charge of the whole logistic organization before the pilgrimage of August, to Lourdes.

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ALEXANDRE BENALLA WAS IN COURTESY BECAUSE OF BEATING A YOUNG PROTESTER

HE WAS SECURITY CHIEF AT ELYSEE

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster | Paris, Washington DC, 07/20/2018, 22:21 Time

USPA NEWS - This Wednesday, July 18, Le Monde unveiled a video in which we see Alexandre Benalla, collaborator Emmanuel Macron, hit a protester on May 1 in Paris. Officially, Alexandre Benalla was, until this event, deputy chief of staff of the President of the Republic. In particular, he dealt with security issues at the Elysee. Alexandre Benalla was put in custody today, then released. A judicial inquiry was opened by the prosecution.
In the past, the young man has worked with many political figures including Arnaud Montebourg. The latter had hired Alexandre Benalla as a driver during the 2012 presidential campaign but had separated from him "after a week after a first-class misconduct: he had caused a car accident in my presence and wanted to run away, "says the former Socialist Minister to the World. Many personalities of the world of politics, but especially of the opposition are raised about this business and the "weakness of sanction" against Alexandre Benalla, who posed as a police officer and acts by violence on the young student who was demonstrating on May 1 in Paris. The French Parliament has also launched a commission of inquiry at the request of parliamentarians on Monday 23 July

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