Is She or Isn"t She?

 

The internet is percolating with claims that Brigitte Macron, the wife of French President Macron, is actually a man. Without rehashing it here, the evidence looks convincing; and the Elysee Palace has not seemed able yet to rebut it.

So what? 

Candace Owens calls this “the biggest scandal in the history of the world.” But why should anyone even care?

Because it leaves the President of France vulnerable to blackmail? But he is only vulnerable to blackmail if we care in the first place. A good argument for leaving the private lives of politicians private.

But perhaps there is something more. Why, after all, if it is true, did they feel the need to cover it up? 

It might be that the historic prohibition on homosexuality has a hidden logic to it; the same logic that until recently required segregation of the sexes in the workplace. Sexual attraction makes people do crazy things: like promoting a lover over a more competent but less sexy candidate, say. Or sacrificing the interests of your employer in order to get sexual favours from an attractive supplier or competitor.

Ask the many spy agencies who regularly use “honey traps.” 

Blackmail is only one possibility. 

Over time, as well, a “gay mafia” might form within an organization, or an orgiastic “hellfire club,” a cabal of lovers promoting one another’s interests in return for sexual favours; with each able to blackmail the others should they deviate from some group programme.

Which might explain how gay and transgender issues have become dominant in political discussions everywhere, despite gays being only a tiny fraction, perhaps one percent, of the general population. They may form a higher percentage at the top of the social pyramid, due to logrolling.

And it may be important to keep their sexuality secret, so the general public does not realize there is a cabal.

What other world leaders might secretly be gay?

What other world leaders might secretly be pedophiles?