One Nation wants to take a step forward. If this conspiratorial organization does not wish to take power by force, like Rémy Daillet, the movement no longer wants to be content to exist only on social networks. One Nation is an organization whose main idea is the theory of pedophile elites. According to its members, states and governments are made up of criminals who have only one objective: to attack children.
Alice Pazalmar is the head of One Nation. In one of her videos, viewed over 200,000 times on YouTube, she talks about these theories. “The ultimate horror of child sacrifices in satanic rituals among the elites who rule us all”, she asks. Pedophile elites, complicit justice, social assistance to children who would participate in child trafficking, etc. All of these subjects come back repeatedly in his mouth and those of his supporters.
To these classic conspiracy theories have recently been added those linked to the health crisis. The epidemic has given One Nation food for thought. To realize this, it is enough to interfere in the conversations of the members of the group on the encrypted Telegram messaging. You can read things like “The Covid: invented by the powerful!”, “The vaccine: made with human cells”, or “The sanitary pass: it is the beginning of a process aimed at reducing the populations into slavery.”
The activity of One Nation is monitored by the intelligence services for several reasons. Because the movement has more and more members. They are currently around 3,000 and their ideology is radical based on a rejection of all forms of institutions: police, justice, refusal to touch social assistance. In particular, members get rid of their identity papers, close their bank accounts and drop their children out of school. According to our information, the gendarmerie has also recently taken an interest in an alternative education project.
One Nation crisscrosses the country with branches in each department. The organization even extends abroad in Spain or Belgium. Another source of concern is the fact that One Nation wants to move from a virtual community, on social networks, to a physical community. In this video shot last summer, we see Alice Pazalmar and her companion Sylvain present their plan to purchase a 200 hectare estate in the Lot. “Our dream is super simple, we just want to live and be in all simplicity, to share our love of the living with benevolence and trust”Alice comments.
But all these values did not appeal to the 120 inhabitants of the town of Senaillac-Lauzès at all. The latter viewed with a dim view the arrival of more than 200 members of One Nation. And after a petition, calls to the media, reports to the prefecture, the organization ended up giving up its project in the Lot. But all this is far from over, as Alice Pazalmar promised to the mayor of Senaillac-Lauzès: “Alice, when she came to meet me at the town hall made me understand that if it was not done in Seneillac it would be done elsewhere in another territory. They want to do that”, confirms Christophe Bénac.
“The conspirator’s ambition is, at some point, to get into real life.”
Marie Peltier, historian, specialist in conspiracyto franceinfo
And it’s a safe bet that One Nation will eventually get there. On Telegram conversations, members are already looking for new ground. A desire that historian Marie Peltier has noted in recent years a desire to translate conspiratorial thoughts into action. “And we are at a political moment like that. I think it is not specific to One Nation. It is also what we saw in certain respects in the USA with what happened on Capitol Hill. Without to draw an absolute parallel is that at a given moment a digital mobilization can initiate actions in reality. “
Marie Peltier here refers to the movement in the United States. So One Nation shares conspiracy theses with QAnon, but the French movement claims to be pacifist.