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No Country for French Boomers feat Anthony Mansuy (E284) (1 of 2)
June 28, 2024

No Country for French Boomers feat Anthony Mansuy (E284)

Self-exiled French conspiracy theorists attempt to set up a sovereign utopia in a desolate Bulgarian village called Mamarchevo. This turns into death threats, people getting scammed out of tens of thousands of euros, a plot to abduct a child, the flying of a Nazi flag, and lots and lots of alcohol. Our guest is journalist Anthony Mansuy, who you may remember from our exploration of French sovereign citizens and our two part investigation into the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The episode is based on an article he wrote for the French newspaper “Society”. He spent months chasing the story, and even traveled to Mamarchevo to interview those involved and experience their utopia first-hand. We also ask him about the general state of conspiracy theorizing in France and what the hell is happening with their recent political meltdown.

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Anthony Mansuy: https://x.com/AnthonyMansuy

Society Magazine: https://www.society-magazine.fr/

Editing by Corey Klotz. Theme by Nick Sena. Additional music by Pontus Berghe, Nick Sena & Jake Rockatansky. Theme Vocals by THEY/LIVE (https://instagram.com/theyylivve / https://sptfy.com/QrDm). Cover Art by Pedro Correa: (https://pedrocorrea.com)

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Comments (32)

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Sina Yeganeh · July 17, 2024

Please give the auto queue as its own download

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turkeysWant2live · July 3, 2024

Boomer comment https://youtu.be/HJl83vNuDL4

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Kevin B · July 2, 2024

Thanks for this episode! I nearly died from laughter a few times. What was the point of Perroud’s architectural plans (not qualified to do) that he couldn’t communicate with the Bulgarian workers about? One of many exercises in futility

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Harrison Sanchez · June 30, 2024

Ooh this isn't even the French boomer nonsense story I thought it was gonna be like but I shouldn't have been surprised that others have happened like this. Something about an old aristo family getting swindled by some smooth talking guy who had them all held up in isolation in this crumbling manse in his cult of personality. You know, normal shit.

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Ronin Fredricson · June 30, 2024

Gary Tall is like one of those Phoenix Wright names where they didn't even try

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Overzealous Euthanasiast · June 30, 2024

A pilled flat-earth, piss drinking (and rubbing in skin now too according to previous argument with them) holocaust-denying family member who keeps trying to get other family members (and god-knows who else) to stop taking their meds, swap to private healthcare (in UK) and question "the death numbers" of nazi genocide - almost talked a sibling of mine into going for some commune type dealio somewhat like this a couple of months back, though it didn't lead anywhere and luckily seen to have lost intest in it after a while. And yeah can easily imagine this being the kinda messy result in the timeline they, as of yet, have avoided lol.

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Chloe Showalter · June 30, 2024

I think talking about Europeans and who they think their ethnic ancestors are is very interesting. There’s a great book called The History of White People by Nell Irvin Painter that outlines the obsession with being a Saxon and the invention of prestigious lineages and rivalries between north German and south Germans. Who is more “Ancient Greek” and who is more “Saxon,” not to mention Thomas Jefferson’s obsession with believing the only true American is the “Anglo-Saxon.” In the 19th century, racial science categorized white people in various categories of “good” and “bad” witnesses, so it’s interesting to see some dregs of the past present in France now and by interesting I mean sad.

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Sarah S · July 5, 2024

Thanks for the book recommendation.

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b2b saas purveyor · June 29, 2024

the plot thckens: The Mamarchevo Bigfoot and the trash trolls https://a.co/d/0bLwikkP

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bigphoton · June 29, 2024

I've found most people who want to live in a small town (less than 2k pop) in a poor county/country have no idea what it is like to really live there. I have lived urban and rural and the reality is; Big city= jobs, educational opportunities, wide range of services available.Noise, pollution, crowds, expensive housing. Rural= I live in a small town. The reality is...No services. Need a dentist? Drive 5 hours with an abscess to a dentist. Same goes for a doctor. Need a plummer? Call the only one in the county and wait for three weeks for him to show up. Need a car mechanic? Same thing, or do it yourself. Tree falls across your driveway blocking you in? You're not the only one in the county with that problem, so you wait for days or buy a chainsaw and get busy. Heater fails in the middle of winter? You're number 38 on the waiting list for service. Need a cop? If there are any you stand a good chance of getting one who couldn't get hired anywhere else, is corrupt, or just plain lazy and stupid. BTW, small towns/counties can't afford big jails, or law enforcement. So crimes get ignored, incompetently investigated, or unpunished. Need home insurance? If you can get it be prepared to pay through the nose. Need a job? Good luck unless you work from home and,BTW, fat chance getting fast, reliable, inexpensive internet. Good restaurant? Yeah, in your dreams. Learn to cook. Groceries? Not likely so you drive 3 hours to the nearest Costco. What few services there are are likely done by the incompetent. We have a saying in my community; Anyone who ever dream of being a brain surgeon move to a small town, buys a hacksaw and a staple gun, and hangs out a shingle saying Brain Surgery Dun Here.

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Katryn Adams · June 30, 2024

I think it would be a bit better in Western Europe because things are closer together and you tend to get more government services, but I imagine going from "totalitarian" France to DIY Bulgaria would have provided a similar culture shock.

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Claire · June 29, 2024

I just got back from France. I cycled from the Pyrenees to Nice. Everyone seemed pretty pissed in general but I just got the vibe that they exist as pissed. You know like their faces had pissed off lines? Anyway it was really beautiful. For real though they take the climate shit super seriously and as an American, not having AC when it’s 96° because of the environment was a trip. Like these places in Nice totally had air-conditioning, but they just weren’t using it because of the climate and that was a very new experience for me. I kept looking around like “do you guys believe this?” And they just did the French what can you do face. I don’t know if they are voting right wing for air conditioning but if so, that would kind of make sense. I have also heard that France does protest votes a lot so that the gov pays attention to certain things so you never really know if the French people believe in what they vote for or if they just want the roads repaved. Anyway. I loved France.

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Michael Vader · June 30, 2024

Hey I’m vacationing in France now too. I agree, I haven’t been anywhere with AC, ya just kind of get used to it. I was in Geneva for a bit, a lot of the guys look exactly like our boy Julian!!

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Leanders · June 29, 2024

Anybody know the spelling of the name of the main grifter? I have no ear for French and it’s driving me nuts that I can’t even understand what his name is while trying to follow the story. - dumb American

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sj · June 30, 2024

Éric Perroud

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Gege le magicien · June 29, 2024

Since the interview i think the far right went up and the left went down in the polls. Heading for a far right majority nost likely. C’est la merde :)

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Leyland · June 29, 2024

Unrelated: Liv covered a French streamer or YTuber on one of her pandemic streams in early 2020. Anyone know who that was? He made a song about partying? I sound crazy, I know.

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WildOmelet · July 1, 2024

https://youtu.be/Ri0r0_urwo8 :)

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piow · June 29, 2024

Ribbit ribbit fascisme ribbit

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piow · June 30, 2024

Coasse coasse

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Matthew Chandler · June 29, 2024

Is Jerry Tall's wife named Jenny?

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Last Years Man · June 29, 2024

The extreme aspects of centrism is a good turn of phrase and something that could be voiced more in our politics. He's right. The effects of centrism ARE extreme.

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Overzealous Euthanasiast · July 3, 2024

It's because the whole choice of wording political differences using Left/right just allows people to indulge the implied rhetorical fallacy that clearly there's a middle and clearly that middle must be balanced. I try to avoid using those labels where possible for precisely that reason.

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Jessica Oudbier · June 29, 2024

"C'est racist?" "Non" X3 Translated by ignorant American. You're welcome. 😀

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Shiv · June 29, 2024

Jakey et al, Jonestown was in Guyana, S America (not the country of S Africa or the continent of Africa) https://www.businessinsider.com/jonestown-guyana-abandoned-photos

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lyn · June 29, 2024

liv agar

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Dustin fuller · June 29, 2024

My headphones didn’t connect immediately and I missed the first 20 seconds of the intro music which is vital to the whole experience so I had to restart.. naturally.

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turkeysWant2live · July 1, 2024

Yes!

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Shiv · June 29, 2024

Encore un emission francophilic!!!

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Shiv · June 29, 2024

🇫🇷 Leev Agàrrrr 🇫🇷

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Smooth Shrek · June 29, 2024

I despoil this virgin comment thread!

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ploob · June 29, 2024

The ONLY Anti-Francophile podcast fighting the sicko elite