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Charlatans, birds of bad omen

On the internet, in the absence of any control over the divinatory arts, so-called mediums, clairvoyants, spiritualists and other sorcerers give free rein to their fantasies. They manage to reach many people through unsavory practices. In doing so, they discredit the entire profession. And, in fact, the world of clairvoyance in general is largely impacted by the scandalous facts in which these dealers indulge without being worried by the authorities. These sourfins flaunt their supposed powers, even pretending to enter into relationships with missing loved ones. In reality, they are extremely dangerous people, especially as they take advantage of the weakness of vulnerable people. These practices  are, to say the least, detestable, unworthy and revolting.   Some people are just idiots, others are truly enlightened, mythomaniacs and psychotics. This category of professionals ruins the hope that one can expect to find in a truly serious professional. It is common knowledge that the practice of clairvoyance and divinatory arts, particularly via the internet (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, etc.) descends into total anarchy. The mediocrity of scammers is widespread and generalized to take the form of organized fraud. The vast majority of these miracle workers, sellers of chimeras, compete in ingenuity to retain attention, arouse interest and abuse a fragile population. A population which, as everyone knows, is going through a particularly stressful and anxiety-provoking period.  These ‘illusionists’ are no longer hiding. They no longer hesitate to stir up fear and anxiety in the minds of people in situations of unhappiness, going so far as to announce dark days to them: incurable illnesses, accidents, the planned death of a loved one, etc.  

We have been alerted by many people to the case of a so-called professional: Mike B: Clairvoyant, medium, cook in his spare time, pseudo doctor of body and soul. Mike B does not hesitate to make morbid diagnoses, fruits of his imagination.  He announces to his unfortunate clients, clearly duped, death, a serious illness for them or one of their loved ones. This so-called medium is also a gadget seller. He thus makes ends meet and, to top it all off, he does not hesitate to let it be known that he is capable of communicating with the deceased. He openly mocks  the suffering people who seek his help. He is not content with collecting 70 euros for a charlatanic consultation, he takes great care to refer his clients to so-called accomplices, specialists in white magic. This individual does not, in reality, possess any gift, except for selling false hopes or making destructive and morbid predictions.  A professional in lies and manipulation, he feels neither shame nor false modesty. He acts in full view of everyone.  He is not the only one to work with impunity. It is appropriate to react and inform customers of the fraudulent and dangerous practices of a large number of false clairvoyants, false sorcerers, but nevertheless real scammers. All these ignominious practices of rogue psychics can only fuel and give creditto the detractors of clairvoyance who think that all clairvoyants are charlatans. Among the victims who filed a complaint against the psychic Mike B, two of them asked us to report the painful experience that disturbed them, by publishing their testimonies:   

Tatiana: On February 17 around 2 a.m. I was tormented by a large number of problems. I couldn’t find an answer, let alone  sleep. So I decided to connect to the internet.  I discovered the Facebook live of a man named Mike B., a so-called clairvoyant, medium. He presents himself as a spiritualist specialist with the following particularities: contact with the deceased, photo feelings and offering to answer one question per area. In reality, he is not the one who answers. A sidekick, probably an accomplice, Jérémy G. offers to answer, free of charge, a question for two selected people,  lucky winners. Faced with him, Mike B declines the offer of the generous clairvoyant, a false speaker but nevertheless a true accomplice. He proposes to answer himself, the two questions of the two people chosen by him. But Jérémy is not discouraged, he outbids. Two additional people will be able to benefit from his offer. Mike B selects Lucas and Tatiana. From the outset, Mike B asks Mathilde to show him her photo and to state her date of birth, first name and last name. He asks her if she ever had cancer or a tumor. Tatiana, her voice muffled, answers him in the negative. He then asks her if she has ever worked in a morgue. Again negative response from Tatiana. Brandishing his pendulum, Mike specifies that he sees the hospital, the intensive care unit, the ambulance… He then asks her if she has ever had a urinary infection. Once again, negative answer. That’s when Mike continues: “I see a diseased tube, you’re infertile! You have head and pelvic problems. Are you into magnetism? I see, in a past life you cared for sick children in Africa. You are a soul conveyor, you should come to La Rochelle to meet Yvan.” The consultation ends. Marke B, does not hesitate to affirm that Tatiana should pay attention to herself and specifies that she must, urgently, go see Yvon to resolve her health problems.  For him,  the tumor is very real. Tatiana has to undergo examinations, quickly. 

  Kathy: Last year, Mike. B clairvoyant, medium predicts to Kathy the death of her son in a car accident. The consultation will be billed at seventy euros. But before closing the session, he urges Kathy to opt for white magic in order to thwart this unfortunate prediction. By arguing: “And then, what does 200 euros represent in relation to a life?…”.  And since this episode, that is to say more than a year, Katy has lived in the terrible anguish of losing her son.    However, on social networks, particularly Facebook, many people have realized the obvious. This unscrupulous individual clearly manipulates a lot of people. He demands money and names names. During his live broadcasts, he sells stones, shoes, etc. He imposes additional costs if the consultants do not pay via Paypal. On his professional site, he does “live” videos whose subjects have no connection with clairvoyance and mediumship. This is how he presents himself in his bath, or even in the middle of the kitchen workshop… as if to furnish alife, all in all ordinary!  Without any restraint, and even less scruple, he uses the weakness of vulnerable or fragile people to achieve his ends. Announcing the death of a child or loved one, bluntly and with the sole aim of making money, is fraud. It is unacceptable that today, still, such charlatans work criminally, without worrying about the psychological and human impact that their actions cause. Ruining an individual, annihilating him, are all collateral damages suffered by consultants weakened by their life journey and having crossed paths with such charlatans! You should be careful and not trust the words of false practitioners who pretend to be experts in magic, witchcraft or clairvoyance…   

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