My name is Emmanuelle Beauchamp. I am an independent journalist, a proud Quebecer, born in Lanaudière. My native land is Quebec. It is from here that I speak, and for here that I campaign.
I belong to no newsroom, no party, no invisible donor. This review is my workshop. It exists because too many outlets have stopped asking the questions people are already asking.
Bringing back common sense
The slogan is not a quip. It is a method. Common sense means looking at a street, a school, a monument, a statistic — and refusing to be told that we saw nothing.
It means loving your nation enough to defend it without asking permission. Loving the language, secularism, equality between women and men, the memory of our dead. Loving Quebec enough to want its independence, not merely its folklore.
What I fight
I campaign against Agenda 2030, against the new world order, against Islamisation, against totalitarianism, against mass migration, against wokeism, against Antifa, against the feminisation of men and the zombification of a people. These are not separate files. They are the same project: hollow out peoples, govern without them, punish those who name things.
A free Quebec is the only answer on the right scale. Without sovereignty, we are merely commentating on our own disappearance.
Committed, not subservient
Independence and neutrality are often confused. I am not neutral. Nobody is. I am committed to the continuity of a people, to factual truth, to the right to name.
I am independent because nobody edits my sentences in the light of an advertiser, a subsidy, or a fear of the word "racist" brandished like a muzzle.
What you will find here
Columns. Opinion pieces. Reporting from the field. Videos. Facts that others file away too quickly as illegitimate opinion.
If this work is useful to you, support it. Free journalism costs money. Muzzled journalism costs a great deal more.
Here, we do not apologise for existing. Long live free Quebec.
Let us bring back common sense.