Post: #1

I feel like this woman deserves her own thread instead of getting drown in the Europe invasion thread.

France has a reputation for getting its asses saved by a woman, as is the case with Joan of Arc Now I see the potential for another woman to drag it out of the gutter: Marion Maréchal Le Pen, niece of the famous Marine Le Pen.

First off, WBAMP (would bang and make president)



Schooled in traditionalist school, then got a Master of Law at the famous Pantheon-Ansas, then married to the Mayor of St-Cloud, then just got a daughter. At the age of 26. Not like your typical 35 years old and still single law school cunts.

Easy to see that she’s a brilliant: currently leading in the regional elections of Paca, and among her own party the Front National, she’s leading 80% compared to 95% for Marine Le Pen. Not bad for a young pup.

Now here’s the best part. While I don’t always agree with Marine Le Pen I find what Marion Le Pen has vocalized so far, not only very reasonable but also visionary and patriotic.

Here’s a few of her proposal: Muslims can not be considered French unless they have pledged to follows the lifestyle and values of the historically-Catholic France.

http://www.lepoint.fr/politique/les-musu...416_20.php

Best part: She proposes to cut free aid for voluntary repeated abortion because the State should not be responsible for the poor choices of women. I don’t need to explain to you RVF how fucking awesome this is. A redpill woman who knows that hypergamy and whoring should be at least ignored with not punished.

Of course she got denounced by the typical FB crowd with stupid comments like “So getting sick is a poor choice too?”, but I think a lot of people are starting to see the light with her. I looked around my FB and saw who denounce her: a 22 year old and a 25 year old virgin and a 30 and single girl.

What’s more: she promises to “not give a single coin” to family welfare if she is elected in Paca.

If this woman does actually make it, I’m fucking moving to Paca and buy her family a bottle.

It really gives you hope that there’s a political candidate who sees through the bullshit and tries to protect her country. If I ever becomes a citizen this is how I want things to be.

Going Strong might be able to give you more info and links.

Post: #2

Holy image size batman.

I don't trust her. What she did to her father leaves me uneasy in my gut. She's not to be trusted.

Post: #3

(12-02-2015 05:05 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  Holy image size batman.

I don't trust her. What she did to her father leaves me uneasy in my gut. She's not to be trusted.

It's not Marion who kicked her father out it's marine

Marion Marechal Le Pen


Marine Le Pen

Post: #4

Joan of Arc was a virgin though

Anyway, she's got quite the youth following which is great and is more aligned with Jean Marie ideologically (but isn't a blowhard).

Post: #5

Okay, we need a rating on Marion. I would grant her a solid 7 out of 10.

Post: #6

There have been a lot of good things coming from French youth of late. Those of you familiar with Ramzpaul will recall his video of the young (ahem) actress who spray painted over some offensive graffiti. I think he is quite correct when he says that the identitarian movement is likely to be supported by the youth, and the SJWs will increasingly look like relics of '68.

For those of you not familiar with their work, check out the band "Les Brigandes". Their shtick is a coolly ironic wholesome girl band image, but their lyrics are incisive and funny. Here is their song 'Antifa". (Sorry, I don't know how to embed this)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPzvcBFHnI0

They have other songs with titles like "The great replacement".

Vive la France!

PS. WBWVF (would bang, would vote for)

Post: #7

France has always been the soul of Western Europe since the fall of Rome. And there are some suggestions coming out of France, more than any other Western European country, that are cause for some optimism, that's why the cultural critics are trying everything they can to tear it down, as Roosh posted.

Would bang and vote for.

December 6th should be an exciting day.

(Also coincidentally this is the 210th anniversary of Napoleon's great victory at Austerlitz.)

Post: #8

This was a pleasant image search...

Post: #9

(12-02-2015 09:01 AM)Thomas the Rhymer Wrote:  This was a pleasant image search...

Totally agree, we should ditch most of the Euroland governments and replace them with similar blond haired beauties like above. Libtards.. it's time for you to go live carbon neutral, preferably in a cave in Northern Mongolia ..

Post: #10

(12-02-2015 04:55 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  Here’s a few of her proposal: Muslims can not be considered French unless they have pledged to follows the lifestyle and values of the historically-Catholic France.

Sorry, but I never understood this: How can someone from another country ever be considered a Frenchman (or any other nationality other than his original one)? There are Turks living in my country in the 5th generation - they all have a German passport and citizenship and were born here and everything. But they are still just that: Turks in Germany. They are not Germans. Just like me spending my life in France wouldn't make me a Frenchman, but still just a German in France. I fucking hate it when people claim otherwise. Even when I was in elementary school and didn't have any ideas about race or nationality or genes or whatever. I always assumed that the Turks in my class considered themselves to be Turks. When I was in 7th grade, it was the first time in my life that I overheard an Indian friend talk of himself as a German. Not only did it feel wrong, I smiled at it and looked around at the other pupils, sure I would see doubting faces about what was just said. As it turned out, I had supposedly wrong assumptions about what made people part of a nationality (not a nation) all my life. I immediately changed those assumptions to what was supposedly the right way to go about this. Well, recently I have allowed myself to come to the conclusion that how I felt about things as a kid, was natural and just. Just like when people are told to look at transvestites as something normal. "I used to be a man, but now I am a woman." - No, you are a man with mental health issues, who pretends to be a woman. I don't hate you for it, I'd like to help you deal with it, but there is a natural feeling I have about this and it tells me, this is not how things are supposed to go.

(12-02-2015 07:56 AM)Atticus Wrote:  For those of you not familiar with their work, check out the band "Les Brigandes". Their shtick is a coolly ironic wholesome girl band image, but their lyrics are incisive and funny. Here is their song 'Antifa". (Sorry, I don't know how to embed this)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPzvcBFHnI0

"This video is not available in your country." Man, as a German on the web, you're really fucked without proxies. GEMA coming at you from one side, the Jews form the other. The only thing you're officially allowed to see, is "Fuck you for being German. Believe and do, what we tell you."

Post: #11

Here's a twofer: Elect her president AND reshoot the Pirelli calendar with only her in in.

"WIN-WIN"

Post: #12

WBAFIOH- Would Bang And Fuck Infront Of Hollande. Just to make him feel like even more of a cuck.

Post: #13

(12-02-2015 10:10 AM)Requiem Wrote:  

(12-02-2015 04:55 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  Here’s a few of her proposal: Muslims can not be considered French unless they have pledged to follows the lifestyle and values of the historically-Catholic France.

Sorry, but I never understood this: How can someone from another country ever be considered a Frenchman (or any other nationality other than his original one)? There are Turks living in my country in the 5th generation - they all have a German passport and citizenship and were born here and everything. But they are still just that: Turks in Germany.

I think it's entirely possible for other cultures to fully integrate into society even after at least one generation. I've seen it all over the US and Canada. I would say though that most of Europe makes it easier not to integrate. Here at least in the US it is encouraged and more far more beneficial.

Oh and most definitely WB.

Post: #14

(12-02-2015 02:53 PM)Gmac Wrote:  

(12-02-2015 10:10 AM)Requiem Wrote:  

(12-02-2015 04:55 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  Here’s a few of her proposal: Muslims can not be considered French unless they have pledged to follows the lifestyle and values of the historically-Catholic France.

Sorry, but I never understood this: How can someone from another country ever be considered a Frenchman (or any other nationality other than his original one)? There are Turks living in my country in the 5th generation - they all have a German passport and citizenship and were born here and everything. But they are still just that: Turks in Germany.

I think it's entirely possible for other cultures to fully integrate into society even after at least one generation. I've seen it all over the US and Canada. I would say though that most of Europe makes it easier not to integrate. Here at least in the US it is encouraged and more far more beneficial.

Oh and most definitely WB.

Yeah integration is entirely possible if the newcomers are willing and able to be absorbed into the new cultures and adopt its values. Remember, there were Asian soldiers serving in the Wehrmacht. If they bring values, do not disrupt the social cohesion of host society and are willing to integrate, I dont see any reason not? For a long time Roman Emperors only recruit Batavian warriors to be his bodyguards because they are more loyal than Romans.

A lot of the disdain for foreigners come from the entitlements of immigrants. Those who did integrate well, you can hardly tell them apart if not for the physical traits. They work hard, live like you do, and never ask the host society to receive them. They know it is their duty to persuade the new country to accept them first. You can find plenty of people like that anywhere.

More often than not they have a more active interest in preserving the host country than the locals, because for someone who are willing to forsake his entire heritage to join a new one, it must taken a deep and great passion for the new country.

Post: #15

(12-02-2015 03:32 PM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  

(12-02-2015 02:53 PM)Gmac Wrote:  

(12-02-2015 10:10 AM)Requiem Wrote:  

(12-02-2015 04:55 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  Here’s a few of her proposal: Muslims can not be considered French unless they have pledged to follows the lifestyle and values of the historically-Catholic France.

Sorry, but I never understood this: How can someone from another country ever be considered a Frenchman (or any other nationality other than his original one)? There are Turks living in my country in the 5th generation - they all have a German passport and citizenship and were born here and everything. But they are still just that: Turks in Germany.

I think it's entirely possible for other cultures to fully integrate into society even after at least one generation. I've seen it all over the US and Canada. I would say though that most of Europe makes it easier not to integrate. Here at least in the US it is encouraged and more far more beneficial.

Oh and most definitely WB.

Yeah integration is entirely possible if the newcomers are willing and able to be absorbed into the new cultures and adopt its values. Remember, there were Asian soldiers serving in the Wehrmacht. If they bring values, do not disrupt the social cohesion of host society and are willing to integrate, I dont see any reason not? For a long time Roman Emperors only recruit Batavian warriors to be his bodyguards because they are more loyal than Romans.

A lot of the disdain for foreigners come from the entitlements of immigrants. Those who did integrate well, you can hardly tell them apart if not for the physical traits. They work hard, live like you do, and never ask the host society to receive them. They know it is their duty to persuade the new country to accept them first. You can find plenty of people like that anywhere.

More often than not they have a more active interest in preserving the host country than the locals, because for someone who are willing to forsake his entire heritage to join a new one, it must taken a deep and great passion for the new country.

In Western Europe, this is encouraged as well, just not for as long as in the US.

My post was not about disdain towards foreigners. My best friend is foreign, I have other friends who are foreign, including Turks. It's not about being integrated or not. The Turks could all convert to Christianity, eat pork-schnitzel and drink beer at the Oktoberfest, what I'm saying is not about the behaviour of foreigners, it's about simply stating, that they are foreigners and always will be, no matter what they do. The mentioned Asians in the Wehrmacht were... Asians in the Wehrmacht. Integrating doesn't change your nationality in my opinion, that's all I'm saying. And again, I'm not saying this out of disdain.

Post: #16

I bet there is pretty good evidence that "racist" girls are better looking.

https://youtu.be/eeLpJOWyQbI?t=8m33s

Not embedding because only the tail end of the video is important.

Post: #17

Would vote for, bang, and purposely impregnate.

Post: #18

(12-02-2015 02:53 PM)Gmac Wrote:  

(12-02-2015 10:10 AM)Requiem Wrote:  

(12-02-2015 04:55 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  Here’s a few of her proposal: Muslims can not be considered French unless they have pledged to follows the lifestyle and values of the historically-Catholic France.

Sorry, but I never understood this: How can someone from another country ever be considered a Frenchman (or any other nationality other than his original one)? There are Turks living in my country in the 5th generation - they all have a German passport and citizenship and were born here and everything. But they are still just that: Turks in Germany.

I think it's entirely possible for other cultures to fully integrate into society even after at least one generation. I've seen it all over the US and Canada. I would say though that most of Europe makes it easier not to integrate. Here at least in the US it is encouraged and more far more beneficial.

Oh and most definitely WB.

Brainstorm!

If I relocate, let's say, 20,000 Nigerians to Japan and give 'em a generation or two to assimilate; could/should/would those Nigerians be considered "Japanese" after said generations?

I would wager to say no. Could 10,000 Turks after a few generations become true sons and daughters of Burma?

If the Nigerians and Turks assimilating in those countries sounds absurd, why then is Europe and North America the exception? Why do we feel importing a few thousand Somalians into Maine can make them vessels of Western culture and values. Why do we think El Salvadorians in Virginia will one day revere the Bill of Rights and free market economics?