You look at the news today and you just want to throw up. That is the only normal reaction left. If you aren't sick to your stomach, you aren't paying attention. We have another breaking story regarding a **French Senator conviction**, and it proves exactly what I have been saying for years. The people in charge? The people with the fancy titles and the nice suits? They are the worst of us. They are not better than you. They are much, much worse.

Here is the latest nightmare. A **French Senator**—a man who makes the laws—has been convicted. He didn't just steal money this time. We are used to **political corruption** and politicians stealing money. That is just a Tuesday. No, this guy decided to engage in **drug-facilitated assault**. He drugged a colleague. He put something in her drink because he wanted to assault her. He wanted to take away her ability to say no.

Think about the level of evil it takes to do that. This wasn't a stranger in a dark alley. This was a coworker. This was someone he knew. She probably trusted him. She probably thought, "Hey, this is a Senator. I am safe here. We are just having a drink." That is the trap. These guys rely on that trust. They wear the suit like a costume to hide the monster underneath.

And let's be honest about what kind of man does this. It is a coward's move. It is the move of a weak, pathetic little man who knows he can't get what he wants honestly. So he has to use chemicals. He has to knock someone out to feel powerful. It is disgusting. It makes you want to drag every politician out of their office and check their pockets.

But here is the really scary part. This isn't just one bad apple. The story mentions that this happened right after another massive court case in France: the **Pelicot case**. That one was even worse. Dozens of men—regular guys, grandpas, neighbors—were found guilty of raping a woman while she was sedated. It is a trend. It is a sickness spreading through society, and it goes all the way to the top.

When you see a Senator doing the exact same thing as the creeps on the street, you realize the game is rigged. There is no "high society." There is no "elite." It is all just a lie. The only difference between a criminal in jail and a criminal in the Senate is the price of their lawyer.

What do the political parties say? The Left will scream about the system. The Right will scream about lost values. But neither of them will actually fix anything. They will just use this horror to score points against each other. They will go on TV, make their sad faces, and then go back to their fancy dinners. They don't care about the victim. They don't care about safety. They only care that one of their own got caught.

This Senator intended to assault her. That was the plan. He sat there, looked her in the eye, and waited for the drugs to kick in. Imagine the arrogance. Imagine thinking you are so important, so untouchable, that you can treat a human being like a toy. That is the mindset of the ruling class. They think we exist to serve them. Sometimes they steal our taxes. Sometimes they send our kids to war. And sometimes, like this, they try to take our **bodily autonomy**.

It is all the same impulse. It is about control. They want total control.

So, what do we do? We stop looking up to them. Stop treating these people like heroes just because they won an election. A title doesn't make you a good person. In fact, it seems like the desire to have a title usually means you are a bad person. Good people don't want power over others. Good people just want to live their lives.

France is dealing with this now, but don't think for a second it is just a French problem. This rot is everywhere. It is in D.C., it is in London, it is in Brussels. The suits are dirty. The champagne is poison. And if you trust them, you are the fool.

This conviction is a small win, I guess. One guy got caught. But how many others are out there? How many other "respected" leaders are mixing drinks and locking doors? I bet the number is higher than you think. And that should keep you up at night.

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### References & Fact-Check * **Primary Source:** Former French Senator Convicted of Drugging a Colleague, Intending to Assault Her (NYT, Jan 27, 2026). [Read Original Reporting](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/27/world/europe/french-senator-drug-assault.html) * **Context:** This incident highlights the growing scrutiny on **abuse of power** within French politics, following closely on the high-profile **Gisèle Pelicot case** regarding chemical submission and assault.