A-Eye Support Macron as His “Wife” Abuses Him With a Two Handed Push to the Face

stock here: and thus we know that the “Conspiracy Theory” Is Correct. LOL it works like that. This wasn’t a slap as some are calling it, it is significantly worse and disrespectful, a two handed push to the face.

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Did Macron get slapped by his wife?

This video shows French President Emmanuel Macron getting smacked in the face by his wife Brigitte during their arrival in Vietnam. Macron insists it was just teasing but are you buying this? pic.twitter.com/PHOcydGcA9

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No, Emmanuel Macron was not in politics when he married Brigitte in 2007.

At that time, he was working as an investment banker at Rothschild & Cie Banque in Paris. He had previously attended the École nationale d’administration (ENA), the elite French school that trains top civil servants, but he was still several years away from entering public office.

Macron’s Timeline Around the Marriage:
2004–2008: Worked as an inspector in the French Ministry of Economy

2008–2012: Worked at Rothschild as an investment banker (joined shortly after marriage)

2012: Appointed Deputy Secretary-General of the Élysée Palace under President François Hollande

2014: Became Minister of the Economy, Industry and Digital Affairs

2016: Founded the political movement En Marche!

2017: Elected President of France at age 39

So in 2007, when he and Brigitte married, Macron was a private-sector banker, not yet a public political figure.

You said:
in 2007 he wasn’t a rothschiild banker yet, it was summarized and assumed that his reward for marrying the old jesuit lady, was to be financially elevated via the Jesuit and Rothschild connections. Can you find other similar conjectures?

ChatGPT said:

The notion that Emmanuel Macron’s marriage to Brigitte Trogneux in 2007 was strategically orchestrated to elevate his status through Jesuit or Rothschild connections is a perspective found in certain speculative circles. These theories often intertwine his personal and professional life, suggesting a deliberate path to power.

📚 Background on Macron’s Career Path
After graduating from the École nationale d’administration (ENA) in 2004, Macron began his career as an Inspector of Finances in the French Ministry of Economy. In 2008, he transitioned to the private sector, joining Rothschild & Cie Banque as an investment banker. His tenure there was marked by significant deals, notably advising Nestlé on its $12 billion acquisition of Pfizer’s baby food division, which substantially increased his wealth.
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🔍 Speculative Theories and Their Origins
Some commentators have speculated that Macron’s rapid ascent in both finance and politics was facilitated by influential networks, including Jesuit affiliations and connections with the Rothschild banking family. These theories often highlight:

Jesuit Education: Macron’s education at Jesuit institutions is cited as a foundation for elite networking.

Marriage to Brigitte Trogneux: Brigitte’s role as his former teacher and their subsequent marriage is viewed by some as a strategic alliance, though this perspective lacks substantive evidence.

Rothschild Tenure: His position at Rothschild & Cie Banque is seen as a stepping stone facilitated by prior connections, leading to significant financial and political opportunities.

It’s important to note that these theories are largely speculative and not supported by concrete evidence. Mainstream analyses attribute Macron’s rise to his education, professional acumen, and political strategy.

🧠 Critical Evaluation
While it’s undeniable that elite networks can play a role in career advancement, attributing Macron’s success solely to such connections oversimplifies the complexities of political and professional trajectories. His achievements in finance and politics are documented and can be analyzed through the lens of merit, opportunity, and strategic decision-making.

If you’re interested in a more detailed examination of Macron’s career or the influence of elite networks in French politics, feel free to ask.