French Politics and pro-russian National Front

A contest between a white nationalist and a globalist

Neither has anything to offer Russia, IMO

Le Pen has been screaming about how Russia must not be pushed towards China

Well Mrs. Le Pen that ship has sailed. And you can either sail after it by quitting NATO and subservience to Washington, and become an equal partner to Russia and China in the construction of a multi-polar world order; no less and no more - or you can shut-up.

George1 wrote:Οnly Zemmour will support Le Pen in 2nd round

Choice between cholera and the plague anyway

There are protests in France at the moment against both Macron and Le Pen

GarryB wrote:

Well Mrs. Le Pen that ship has sailed. And you can either sail after it by quitting NATO and subservience to Washington, and become an equal partner to Russia and China in the construction of a multi-polar world order; no less and no more - or you can shut-up.

The irony is that France joining Russia and China means France gets a say in her own future... not really something they get now because the US controls the EU and the EU controls France.

But they don't get that yet.

Imagine an EU that actually could do what was best for the EU... it seems the leaders of the EU can't.

The irony is that the UK voted to leave the domineering controlling undemocratic EU... but still remain attached like an artificial leg to the US... domineering and controlling and undemocratic... a type of stockholm syndrome where former colonial powers need to be colonialised by a former colony.

Weird fetish there...

Both sides of the dividing line are for European dominance over the rest of the world

It's just a difference in approaches. One pretends at liberalism and human rights, and the other one for strong nation states and conservative values.. but both are for a 'united Europe', and one that tries to prevent Russia from making deals with those asiatics; for some reason they consider it their business.

Russia has divorced from Europe and the divorce is final. A total war has been declared against Russia militarily by a puppet govt in the Ukraine, and economically, socially by the rest of this Europe.
Any one of these countries is free to join Russia. Otherwise they ought to get on with their own affairs, and figure out where to get food and energy supplies from - because our own we need for ourselves and countries friendly to us first and foremost.

With 100% of the votes cast, Macron gets 27,84% in the 1 – day election round, Le Pen-23,15%, 11.04.2022.

Current French President Emmanuel Macron won 27,84% of the vote in the first round of the presidential election after 100% of the ballots were processed, according to results published by the Interior Ministry on Monday (11).

Far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen came in second with 23.15% of the vote, followed by left-wing presidential candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon with 21.95%.

Among the top five prominent candidates were also Eric Zemmour of the far-right Reconquista Party and the conservative Valerie Pecresse, with 7.07% and 4.78% respectively.

After the result, Valerie Pecresse of the Republicans admitted defeat and invited supporters to vote for Macron, just as she intends to do in the second round.

Other candidates who also expressed their favoritism and support for the current president were Jadot of the French Green Party and Hidalgo of the center-left. The conservative, Ciotti, said he will not vote for the current president.

Despite all the support he has been receiving, Macron is realistic in the face of the dispute. Earlier, with almost 100% of the polls cleared, he addressed the co-religionists and stated "Nothing is decided and the fight that we will lead in the next 15 days will be decisive for France and for Europe".

Candidate Jean-Marine Le Pen will face current President Emmanuel Macron in the second round of elections for the French chief executive on April 24.

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https://br.sputniknews.com/20220411/com-100-dos-votos-apurados-macron-obtem-2784-no-1-turno-das-eleicoes-le-pen--2315-22207190.html

Marine Le Pen vows to "leave NATO integrated command", but will not leave the European Union, 13.04.2022.

French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has said she wants to "leave NATO's integrated command," as was the case from 1966 to 2009, should she be elected in the second round of the presidential election. 

According to the French media, she, however, confirmed that she does not want to give up the "application of Article 5) concerning collective defense" and that she no longer intends to leave the European Union. "Frexit is not our project”.

https://www.brasil247.com/mundo/marine-le-pen-promete-deixar-o-comando-integrado-da-otan-mas-nao-vai-abandonar-a-uniao-europeia

To call Eric Zemmour and Marine le Pen far-rightists is a smearing and vilification act of the true right trend French politicians and journalism. The fact of designing someone a rightist or leftist is a French tradition that comes by the seat occupation at the National Assembly after 1789. Right now for instance, Emmanuel Macron is called a "centrist", when he's utterly a rightist, and "leftist" Jean-Luc Mélenchon calls for his voters not to vote for le Pen on the second round because "she's a far-rightist".

Same will very soon happen with "Manu", Jean-Yves and Florence.

Moscow Bans UK's Johnson, Other Top Officials From Entering Russia - Foreign Ministry

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Moscow has enrolled individual sanctions against UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Foreign Minister Elizabeth Truss, Defence Minister Ben Wallace and other top-level officials, banning them from entering Russia, the Russian foreign ministry said on Saturday.

Le Pen Concedes Defeat in Presidential Election as Macron Projected to Win 57% of Vote, 24.04.2022.

The La Republique En Marche party founder and former Rothschild investment banker appears on track to repeating his 2017 victory against National Rally leader Marine Le Pen, whom he defeated 66.10% to 33.90% in a runoff race.

Incumbent Frence President Emmanuel Macron has achieved victory in Sunday's presidential elections, with rival Marine Le Pen conceding defeat.

Speaking to supporters from her campaign headquarters on Sunday evening, Le Pen vowed to "carry on" her political career, and promised to "never abandon" the French people. The National Rally politician called her showing a "resounding victory," with her results narrowing the gap between herself and Macron by nearly 10 points compared to the 2017 election.

"The ideas we represent are reaching new heights...The result represents in itself a resounding victory," Le Pen said. The National Rally leader vowed to move forward with a "great electoral battle" for the upcoming French National Assembly elections, scheduled to take place on 12 June.

"I will lead this battle alongside [acting National Rally president] Jordan Bardella, along with all those who had the courage to oppose Emmanuel Macron in the second round," she said. "I will continue my commitment to France and the French," she added.

Le Pen said she felt "no resentment" from her defeat, saying she could not help but feel "a form of hope."

Earlier, projections cited by French television channels indicated that Macron was leading Le Pen with a margin of 57.6-58.2 percent against her 41.8-42.4 percent.

Macron is the first French president in two decades to win a second five year term in office since Jacque Chirac did so in 2002.

The French went to the polls for a second round of voting in presidential elections on Sunday. The first round, held on 10 April, saw Macron secure 27.85 percent of the vote against 23.15 percent for Le Pen, with La France Insoumise candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon coming in third with 21.95 percent. Melenchon threw his support behind Macron after his defeat, with several other left, liberal and green candidates also expressing support for the incumbent president.

Macron's victory comes despite political pressures from both the left and right throughout much of his first term in office, from the Yellow Vests grass roots economic justice protests which began in 2018 and have taken place weekly ever since, to his government's hardline coronavirus response, which has sparked annoyance from bodily autonomy and freedom of choice advocates across the country, to a large-scale corruption scandal facing his government.

About 28 percent of the electorate abstained from Sunday's runoff, with polling by Ipsos-Sopra Steria showing that 46 percent of the French had a "negative feeling" about Macron's prospective reelection to a second term.

https://sputniknews.com/20220424/macron-on-course-to-secure-second-presidential-term-leading-against-le-pen-with-57-of-vote---tv-1095017216.html

French presidential and left-wing coalitions advance to second round of elections, 12.06.2022.

According to the results of the first round of parliamentary elections in France, the camp of President Emmanuel Macron won (25.7% of the vote) and the left bloc led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon - 25.64%. Marine Le Pen's party received 18.72%. The turnout was 39.42%.

https://www.rbc.ru/politics/13/06/2022/62a658fa9a794738ef567cfd

This means that to avoid chaos the frogs will be forced to introduce 'co-habitation". Yes, but it is requested not to "humiliate" him, thanks!

BFMTV: Macron's coalition fails to win absolute majority in French National Assembly

Coalition of French President Emmanuel Macron "Together!" failed to get an absolute majority of seats in the National Assembly, as evidenced by the results of the second round of the parliamentary elections.

According to BFMTV , the Together! will receive from 205 to 235 seats in the National Assembly, which has 577 deputies.

The opposition left bloc will have from 170 to 190 mandates.

Marine Le Pen's National Rally party, according to preliminary data, receives from 75 to 95 seats.

On June 19, France held the second round of elections to the National Assembly (lower house of parliament).

The turnout as of 17:00 local time was 38.11%, writes RIA Novosti .

Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of the French left-wing coalition New People's Ecological and Social Union, had earlier suspected French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin of manipulating the first round of parliamentary elections.

https://russian.rt.com/world/news/1016524-vybory-parlament-franciya