Sex Politics Reveals Mitterrand Chirac'S Common Lover.

French President Chirac and former president Mitterrand may have a common lover, according to a book published last Thursday to describe the love life of French statesmen.

Although the book did not reveal the name of the "common lover", it has created a sensation among the French, breaking the unconventional rule of the French press, trying to avoid the scandal of political celebrities.

The book, SexusPoliticus, is written by two senior French journalists, Christopher Dibwa and Christopher Diloil. The book is 390 pages long. It contains stories about leaders of various political factions in French history. There are stories of Napoleon and Josephine, and also about President Christopher Diloil, who died in the bed of mistresses in 1899.

Books tell people that the "lewd genes" that the French political leaders are famous for is still going on from generation to generation.

The author claimed that all the contents in the book were carefully verified by their evidence.

The French media exclaimed, compared with the US President Clinton who had been impeached by a sex scandal that year, these French presidents were called his "master fathers".

The book describes in detail how a former minister stayed at a sex club, how a political mistress tried to commit suicide after he was abandoned, and a politician who was expected to run for president in 2007, who gave up his lover in cold blood.

"All these politicians are very strict in style, but virtually all French male statesmen are addicted to women."

Christopher Dibwa, one of the authors.

Three or four women are waiting for him to tell Dubois that Chirac, former president Mitterrand and Goldstein have been able to swim freely in the conflict between politics, family and countless lovers. One of the reasons is that the media have turned a blind eye to them.

"Chirac and Mitterrand still have more lovers to play."

He said, "I don't know who won, but neither is it."

He stressed: "this is a field that has never been explored, a forbidden area, and we have broken this forbidden area."

In the book "sex politics", the former president Mitterrand's fame is known in France.

From the political partners to the actress and the female reporter, his list of mistresses is numerous.

The book quoted Mitterrand Mitchell, a reporter who had been closely related to her, to recall: "it is hard to imagine that after the end of the political conference, Mitterrand did not leave with a girl.

Usually, he will let three or four women wait for him at the same time.

He told them, "be patient and wait for my call."

Then, make a decision at the last minute. "

In the book, Mitterrand and his close associates and drivers shared some women, and even once he and Chirac had the same lover.

Recently, the French version of Watergate, the "Elysee" incident, broke out in the name of anti-terrorism in 1983 to 1986. During the period from 1983 to 1986, a large number of bugs were installed. One of the listeners was Carol pogui, who played the role of a bond girl. It was said that Mitterrand was fascinated by her.

He once considered the divorce from his wife. Chirac's extramarital affair was revealed to the outside by 00 drivers. This book further shows that he is never tired when he is in the prime of life.

When he was mayor of Paris in the 80s and 90s of last century, a female employee gave him a nickname "three minutes, including a shower" in the town hall.

In 1974, Chirac entered the house of Prime Minister of France and began to interact with a beautiful journalist in the "Figaro".

Two people quickly fell in love, Chirac even once considered divorce with his wife.

However, the advisers at the time warned him that French voters would never elect a divorced man to be president, and Chirac, who was bent on joining the Elysee Palace, would dispel the idea of divorce.

In the summer of 1976, Chirac told her mistress on the phone: "it's all over.

I will never see you again. "

According to people familiar with the matter, the spoony female reporter was suffering from suicide.

When he became president, Chirac often left the Elysee Palace to go out for a tryst late at night. He also took some of his sweetheart abroad, and even used government funds to arrange a trip abroad for a mistress.

It is revealed in the book that the French First Lady Bernadette, who used to stay in a spare room on the night of Princess Diana in 1997, asked the driver: "do you know where my husband is tonight?" Bernadette said.

In many countries around the world, such misconduct usually ruined the future of politicians. But French society did not seem to complain about the "original sin" of political leaders. When the news came to Mitterrand that he had an illegitimate daughter, the whole press ignored it.

Of course, if the popular presidential candidate Seglena Royall of the socialist party wins the election next year, things may change.

"You can tolerate what men do. People will not tolerate women."

Dubois said, "if women leaders have extramarital affairs, they will lose their trust immediately."