Candace Owens recently shared her opinion on the rumors surrounding Brigitte Macron's gender, claiming that Brigitte's brother, Jean-Michel Trogneux, might have taken her identity. According to Owens, it's possible that the real Brigitte Trogneux was ill and gifted her identity to her brother, allowing him to live as a woman. This theory stems from Owens' long-held belief that Brigitte Macron was born male. Owens made these claims in her podcast "Becoming Brigitte," where she presented various arguments and speculations about Brigitte Macron's life and identity. However, French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte have denied these allegations, filing a 219-page defamation lawsuit against Owens in Delaware Superior Court. The lawsuit claims Owens' statements were "outlandish, defamatory, and far-fetched fictions" designed to harass and humiliate the couple.¹ ²
A recent report has revealed that approximately 1.2 million migrants living in the United Kingdom are currently receiving social benefits. This number has sparked concerns about the economic impact of immigration on the country's welfare system.
The data highlights the complexity of the issue, with many migrants contributing to the UK's economy through work and taxation, while others rely on social benefits to support themselves and their families.
The UK government has implemented various measures to address the issue, including changes to immigration policies and welfare reform. However, the debate surrounding immigration and its impact on the welfare system is likely to continue.
As the UK navigates its relationship with Europe and the world, finding a balance between supporting vulnerable migrants and ensuring the sustainability of its welfare system remains a key challenge.
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