Juliette Binoche, repeatedly criticized for its anti-vaccine positions and its statements against 5G, does not have the tongue in his pocket. So, rather twice than one, the actress who celebrated her 57th birthday on March 9, 2021, wanted to speak. After giving an interview to The Express, the heroine of The Good Wife spoke on Instagram, Friday, March 19, 2021. "Thank you to L’Express and to journalist Agnès Laurent for letting me express myself. (…) I will come back to the chronology of the events that made me carry the name of 'conspirator' that I am not – and that certain journalists continue to make me carry. I regret", writes the movie star.
To illustrate what she may have felt after being labeled "conspirator", Juliette Binoche spoke of a surprising anecdote to say the least. "I remember once on a movie I was making in Canada, sled dogs all agreed to bite one, the dominant leading all the others ", she said, before continuing: "It is sometimes this feeling that I may have had when this relentlessness (all things considered) swept over my name for reasons that are mysterious, close to fear, or collective angst on the cusp of change. "
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As a reminder, the controversy began on May 7, 2020, when Juliette Binoche shared on Instagram the speech of general practitioner Karim Khelfaoui, who alerted "against three breaches of medical confidentiality". In the caption of this video, the actress rebelled: "Hover : We won't be puppets, that's enough! " And to argue: "These are operations organized by international financial groups (mainly American), for a long time. They manipulate (without being paranoid!): the vaccines they prepare are part of it. Putting a subcutaneous chip for everyone: that's NO. NO to Bill Gates operations, NO to 5G. "
"My doubts and questions were legitimate"
In the columns of The Express, Wednesday March 10, 2021, Juliette Binoche reacted to accusations of conspiracy against her. "Following a question from one of my followers, I wrote a comment, perhaps a little awkwardly, but I think my doubts and questions were legitimate ", she explained, before lamenting: "All those who dare to ask questions are stored in the 'plot' box, which is one way to silence them. "
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