Biography
Emmanuelle Beauchamp
Independent journalist. Activist. Proud Quebecer.
Bringing back common sense
The path
Born in Saint-Jérôme in April 2003, Emmanuelle Beauchamp is an independent journalist and a campaigner for Quebec independence. She founded Ramenons le gros bon sens (“Bring back common sense”), a free publication with no party and no sponsor, which says out loud what many think quietly. Her homeland is not one subject among others: it is the centre. She speaks from here, for here, without asking permission from Ottawa or from newsrooms.
She does not speak from a tower. She writes from the ground: the streets, the rallies, the forgotten monuments, the matches that turn into riots, the schools and the mid-sized towns where the scenery changes faster than the official line. Drummondville, Carillon, Montreal: the same thread. A people being diluted, and which she refuses to watch fade away.
Her method fits in three words: look, name, document. On this site she follows the bills tabled in Quebec City and Ottawa, wanted notices, world news and the memory of the artists who made Quebec sing. Every column is signed, dated, corrected when needed, and sent without any intermediary to those who subscribe.
Her line is clear. A free Quebec, master of its borders and its laws. Naming mass migration, Islamisation, wokeism, Antifa, Agenda 2030, the new world order, and the engineering that feminises men in order to zombify a people. Insisting that secularism, language and equality between women and men are not optional.
"This is not hatred," she writes. "It is love for what we built. Only clear sight, and the courage to protect what is left to us."
Activism
The fights
Quebec independence
A people without a country remains a tenant. I campaign for a free Quebec, master of its laws, its borders and its language.
Agenda 2030
Behind the "sustainable" goals lies a programme of control: land, food, speech, movement. Quebec is not a laboratory.
Nouvel ordre mondial
Rootless institutions, elites without a people, global governance. I name the project: replacing nations with an administration.
Islamisation
Secularism, equality between women and men, and our customs are not negotiable. What is taking hold in our streets has a name.
Totalitarisme
Chat Control, the digital euro, the 2022 account freezes. They scan your messages "for the children". They will hold your money "for your safety".
Invasion migratoire
Mass immigration without consent or assimilation is not an asset. It is a replacement the people never voted for.
Wokisme
A state religion without a God: race, gender, climate, guilt. It dismantles the family, the school, history, and the right to say no.
Antifa
A militia. Designated terrorist in the United States and, for its European branches, in Hungary. Killings, hammers, Molotov cocktails. Here, it is still called a "social movement".
Zombification
Feminise the men, anaesthetise the people: screens, pornography, shame at being a boy, disconnection from the real. A zombie people does not revolt.
Why this review exists
Because too many newsrooms have stopped asking the questions people are already asking. This review belongs to no party. It exists for the independence of Quebec, for common sense, and so that a people’s memory stops being treated as an awkward relic.
Masters in our own house. Not tenants. Long live free Quebec.