Comment la France élimine secrètement ses ennemis

To take advantage of Mammouth.ai, the platform that brings together premium AIs like GPT-5, Gemini, Mistral, Grok, and many more... Click the link right here: https://urlr.me/wCeJrU ************************************ In 1985, DGSE spies sank the Rainbow Warrior, a Greenpeace NGO vessel, in New Zealand. The result: 1 death. After this fiasco, the French secret service reportedly created a top-secret unit: Cell Alpha. Highly trained clandestine agents were tasked with the most sensitive missions for the French Republic: "Homicide Operations." Nicknamed "Homo Operations," these targeted assassinations, decided at the highest levels of government, aimed to eliminate France's enemies in the shadows, without leaving a trace. Who decides on these missions? Does France still conduct secret elimination operations today? An investigation into one of the least known aspects of French intelligence. Sources that helped us: "The Killers of the Republic" – Vincent Nouzille (Fayard, 2015) General Rondot's notebooks: Seized during the Clearstream affair, they revealed the inner workings of power regarding targeted assassinations after 9/11. "Targeted Assassinations: A Critique of Armed Liberalism" – Amélie Férey (CNRS Editions, 2020) "Secret History of the DGSE" – Jean Guisnel (Robert Laffont, 2019) ************************************ 00:00 Introduction 01:10 Commercial Collaboration 02:24 Continued from video ************************************ Find a new video and four new shorts every week on our channel. #staycurious Follow us on social media: Instagram: http://expl.tv/Instagram TikTok: http://expl.tv/TikTok Facebook: http://expl.tv/Facebook Snapchat: http://expl.tv/Snapchat