“I see something with your left ear…”
If you missed the show seven to eight on TF1, last November 7, don’t worry, because the set was not worth it, except for the announced end of Madame Irma with the arrival of new relatively young witches, and without the power to fly on a broom. Who are we kidding? Rather than revealing to the general public the illusory skills of a company of novices in the field, we give them credit. Today, we no longer hunt grandmothers, we consult little girls in the hope of benefiting from good photos of their existence on condition of having the financial means because perlimpinpin powder is much more expensive than a barrel of oil.
The production of the program seven to eight was probably abused to highlight such deception at the risk of lessening its credibility in terms of reporting. From now on, kids on social networks who improvise as clairvoyants are overwhelmed by a clientele of all ages with colossal incomes, like Julia who, in a restaurant in Paris, pockets 1000 euros for two hours of vaudeville show apparently satisfying for a few empty dreams. Julia, who prides herself on divining people’s privacy, seriously announces to a client: “I see something with your left ear, an ear infection or a piercing.” The stunned customer replies: “I had my left ear pierced yesterday”. It was not very difficult for this suspicious clairvoyant on the 24th spring to see the small hole in the earlobe of the client in front of her. TF1 did well by giving the opportunity to express themselves to a host of new crazy witches with powers that would make “the beloved witch” laugh, except that there, the magic wand is not essential to collect the much-loved money of these young buffoons who pocket several thousand euros monthly, enough to give pole emploi the idea of creating a paranormal section. These story telling clairvoyants not only attract new clients, but rely heavily on the most vulnerable who consume the Marseille tarot like a drug, and who are seriously victims of addiction. Buying a tarot is within the reach of any clown who wishes to settle on the web with only lies and greed. We see on social networks that young pseudo-clairvoyants, most of them students, offer consultations probably to get the hang of it before puncturing the pigeon. Others prefer to immediately announce the color with diversity in prices. A card draw between 10 and 50 euros, or the answer to a question between 6 and 20 euros. To differentiate themselves from fortune tellers, there are those who use the pendulum so as not to get lost in false explanations since the pendulum responds, falsely, with yes or no. It’s choosing technical ease for easy gain.
In this report that TF1 Angélises, a young student earns 6,000 euros per month. The César of fantasy goes to a certain Sandrine with a monthly income of 18,000 euros, a former accountant who for 16 years has been said to speak with the dead. She explains that she kept the secret for a long time so as not to end up among the mad, andthat today his young son also speaks, without laughing, with the deceased. All these details strangely resemble the plot of the American series Ghost Whisperer, except that she does not have an antique shop, but a hairdresser husband who probably works for fun. This person who pretends to believe what he says goes a little far by certifying that he has the key to certain legal cases, what’s more by emphasizing that Dupont de Ligonnès is still alive, and that he is hiding in France with an accomplice couple in a wooded setting, and that we will find him next year. This so-called medium has a lot of imagination. In addition, she explains teaching Reiki to her young children with a ritual, shown in the report, on a pancake so that it is more nourishing. Sandrine has more than one string to her bow, she owns her (illusory) witchcraft workshop on the Net.
Christo
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