Stoppage for the founder of a conspiratorial group, linked in particular to the kidnapping of a little girl.
Alice M., figure of the One Nation movement, was arrested by gendarmes on September 19, in Viviers-lès-Montagnes, south of Castres, then imprisoned in the Seysses remand center, in Haute-Garonne, a learned
Le Figaro
from well-informed sources this Wednesday, September 28.
She was wanted after being sentenced to six months in prison and a four-month suspended sentence following a series of traffic offenses including driving without a license, driving without insurance and possession of false plates of registration.
Alice M. did not show up for the hearings.
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Antisystem and covido-skeptic
The young woman led, until the day before her arrest, a “
sovereignty workshop
”, we are told.
Known on the networks under the pseudonym of Alice Pazalmar, the thirties is at the head of One Nation, a conspiratorial and anti-system movement which seeks to secede from French society.
Its members challenge the authority of the state, financial institutions and law enforcement, driven by the claimed way of life of Alice M., who said she raised her out-of-school children in a van “
without license plates .
'registration
'.
Very active on YouTube, she also relayed covid-skeptical and anti-vaccination theses.
One Nation had tens of thousands of subscribers on Facebook before its page was suspended in the spring of 2021, following the case of little Mia, an 8-year-old girl whose abduction had been organized by her mother.
Member of One Nation, the latter had asked the plotter Rémy Daillet to remove the child from his grandmother.
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At the end of 2021, Alice Pazalmar and her husband wanted to make the movement a reality, by acquiring an estate in the Lot, financed by several hundred donors.
The objective: to create a "
One Lab
", an "
oasis
" where to start a "
new world
".
But the purchase, which angered residents and local elected officials, was unsuccessful.
During her hearing following her arrest, Alice M. "
assumed the fact of not having gone to the judgments, because she did not recognize the French State
", we are told.
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