Mister President,
On the last February the 25th I was summoned
to get urgently to the bailiff’s office, concerning the «LINCOT
Christian » case, in connection with the nuclear safety and AREVA.
Mr LINCOT is an engineer at the IRSN (the French Institute of Radiation
and Nuclear Safety).
Too often the professional rules are transgressed
despite of the risks. The worst may happen with AREVA, the French leading
nuclear operator, whose breaches of safety rules are recorded in a report
including over hundred pages.
In this regard, I have appealed to the president
of AREVA, Ms Anne LAUVERGEON ; in return the bailiff has been sent to
seize my property.
The bailiff's action comes after I discovered
damning irregularities ad I reported them to fulfill professional and
Quality Assurance requirements; the authorities have confirmed the reality
of deviations from the rules for nuclear reactors, but they preferred
to stifle the scandal; I refused to join the team of those who trespass
the safety rules and I was fired ; I filed a legal action and I was denigrated.
The methods against me compare with those of the Dreyfus affair and the
court decisions make me fall prey to unscrupulous opponents.
Against me, the bailiff searches around in
the neighborhood to know where I live, he goes to the police office or
pays a visit to my bank; nothing is too much to humiliate me... when the
public force obeys blindly to ruthless people the barbarism reaches appalling
levels; Ms Anne LAUVERGEON, AREVA’s boss, exhibits concern on ethics
by gathering the best of civil society - Nobel Prize, academicians, scholars…
but her attitude is flatly denied by how she behaves and by the harassment
which eventually could overwhelm me.
We should not wait for the accident and then
ask - as recently in the bank Société Générale,
six billions euro sunk -
What is the boss doing?
How regulatory bodies do perform ?
I ask you these two questions, referred to AREVA, because
AREVA is a state owned corporation and you as the President of the country,
should mind about the actual implementation of the International Convention
on Nuclear Safety (Vienna 1994), a law which imposes, among others, a
safety culture.
This safety culture is pushed aside; in the
attempt to find some kind of way out, I asked the bailiff a delay in order
for you to let know your answers to the above two questions . In the meantime,
Would you , Mr. President, accept the expression of my consideration.
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