Abuse Hoax: The Fashion of Blaming Others for One's Own Problems

Myriam Remy, 49, a former nurse who spent just three years with her husband and two small children in the Community of the Beatitudes, is currently playing victim in front of the French regime's media.

"My life has been shattered by my stay at the Beatitudes", she wailed to France3-Regions.FranceTvInfo.fr (October 25). The thinly disguised reason for the article is to adverits an organisation of alleged victims founded by Remy.

She throws around wishy-washy accusations such as “psychological hold”, “mental manipulation”, "sectarian aberrations", “living in a vacuum” or being cut off from the “outside world”, and claims to have “lost” her savings of €10,000 but then admits that she spent them on her children.

Remy, who was the community's cook now complains that the hygiene conditions – for which she also was responsible - were “absolutely not up to standard".

The Remys left the group in June 2002. Three years later, she filed a criminal complaint for "abuse of weakness and disguised work" – which was dismissed.

She has since divorced, attempted suicide twice and is under psychiatric care.

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