Post: #26

(12-06-2015 06:48 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  What Marine Le Pen did to her father was shamefull.

People forget Jean-Marie had HUGE popularity despite all these so called 'controversial' statements. Besides, he never denied Holocaust, but said it was a detail of history, which you can agree or disagree with.

Jean-Marie is an an unapologetic alpha leader and if you bothered to read what he actually writes and says and not mainstream talking points, then you might change your opinion.

The truth is that every so called right wing party who tries to 'clean up' ends up castrating themselves.

Jean Marie (Le Pen, the menhir) never said that "Holocaust was a detail of history"

He said, "whether Jewish prisoners were killed specifically in Gas chambers (or whether they were killed by some other lethal mean), is a detail within the global WW2 history"...

He was just saying, the method of execution is a detail. Not the execution itself.

Post: #27

Guess which party is the most popular among 18-24's?

https://twitter.com/oz_f/status/673639655670071296

According to FranceInfo

Post: #28

(12-06-2015 11:37 PM)Eskhander Wrote:  Guess which party is the most popular among 18-24's?

https://twitter.com/oz_f/status/673639655670071296

According to FranceInfo

This is why the US State Department and the former Jewish US Ambassador to France formed the Rivkin Project to specifically target young French people using weaponised pop-culture to psychologically prop up multiculturalism with.

Quote:The Rivkin Project:
How Globalism Uses Multiculturalism to Subvert Sovereign Nations, Part 1

France has long been a thorn in the side of US globalism because of its stubborn adherence to French interests around the world, rather than those of the manufactured “world community,” although the Sarkozy regime is an exception. However, France is one of the few states left in Western Europe with a strong national consciousness. The best way of destroying any such feeling — which translates too often into policy — is to weaken the concepts of nationhood and nationality by means of promoting “multiculturalism.”

http://www.counter-currents.com/2011/03/...ct-part-1/

The above is in three parts and is a very educational read.

Moreover a FN led France would seek closer ties to Russia. Remember the first rule of Anglo balance of power geopolitics in Europe: France and Germany are to be kept at similar levels of power and away from Russia.

Post: #29

It's true that France and Russia have a historical bond, since the early 20th century (at least).

Post: #30

Reading old Imperial German descriptions of Britain are pretty funny.

The Anglo need to meddle is referenced a lot.

Post: #31

I do not abandon

Post: #32

The left is still way too high.

Sure, the socialists only got 23 or so percent but then if you add all the smaller leftist parties and the greens, they're actually doing much better.

In my region the left got 37,47% of the votes.

Post: #33

(12-07-2015 07:21 AM)Tresor Wrote:  The left is still way too high.

Sure, the socialists only got 23 or so percent but then if you add all the smaller leftist parties and the greens, they're actually doing much better.

In my region the left got 37,47% of the votes.

Will all the left make an alliance to steamroll FN? Any chance that happens in the final election?

For the moment the republicans UMP central right Sarkozy has already refused an alliance with the left to combat FN, so that's good news. What I'm afraid of is that Marine is way too uncompromising to make any alliance (which is not bad IF she becomes president) and will come short in the final rounds.

At any rate this is still a great news. Everywhere on Facebook leftist cucks are denouncing their compatriots as stupid, fearful etc., but this time people are fighting back. In drove. Young people. Lots of rebukes from FN sympathisers and quite a lot of them WB by the way You dont see this often. Voting FN used to be like being gay in China, but now young people are no longer afraid to voice their opinions for their country. Still, many people see the FN as the least fucked up of all the evil.

Commentators are saying that France is entering "a new political era", because even if we can't put a FN elect on the president seat, Marine and Marion will surely be elected for their two regions, which "will put them in direct control of millions of euros of state funds" and a growing base of supporters.

This will give a certain degree of local authority to the FN leaders, and if things go south they can cause enough friction to bring France to the ultimatum we need. So say, for example, France wants 10k immigrants into Paca. Marion tell them to shove it up their Muslim-sodomized asses. Conflicts. Popcorn.

Post: #34

Local press here in Argentina still calls "extreme right wing" and "xenophobic" to the FN, but i am happy with their victory. Hope for the best in the ballotage.

Post: #35

It troubles me that France can make waves with their nationalism but here in England we are neutered like a dog. I am sure many millions of English people will follow France if it comes down to facing off against this US-German-EU cancer.

Post: #36

(12-07-2015 07:59 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  You dont see this often. Voting FN used to be like being gay in China, but now young people are no longer afraid to voice their opinions for their country. Still, many people see the FN as the least fucked up of all the evil.

Or as one of my law teachers once said: "Auparavant, voter FN c'était comme aller aux putes: ça ne s'avouait pas...".

Post: #37

(12-06-2015 03:52 PM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  Its too far of a hope that Marion would be leading the party by 2017 election, I think her priorities are much better than her aunts. Still if she could be placed in charge of key issues that would be enough.

Her recent policies focus a lot on combating the corrupt wellfare state, which means a lot more budgets for things that matters and no freebies to whorish singlemothers/cat ladies. If this goes well it might even turn the whole decadent lifestyle around for that matter.

I'd be interested to hear more about this. In what way are Marion's priorities different from Marine's? The way I see it, the Front National is relevant for one thing and one thing only: the demographic battle to keep France French. Everything else, be it economy, foreign affairs, etc is icing on the cake. I'd be happy to have the icing, but give me the cake alone over icing alone any day.

So which of them is emphasizing the icing and which is focusing on the cake?

Post: #38

(12-07-2015 08:21 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  It troubles me that France can make waves with their nationalism but here in England we are neutered like a dog. I am sure many millions of English people will follow France if it comes down to facing off against this US-German-EU cancer.

Nothing personal, but funny you should say that.
Here on the continent we´d call it the US/UK-German/EU cancer.
Most people around here view the UK as the fifth column of the US.
The lapdogs of Washington, the 51st state, you get the idea.

Post: #39

(12-07-2015 07:21 AM)Tresor Wrote:  The left is still way too high.

Sure, the socialists only got 23 or so percent but then if you add all the smaller leftist parties and the greens, they're actually doing much better.

In my region the left got 37,47% of the votes.

The left could never go lower than 23% or 30%. Because, they have a secure base: the ethnic vote: the Black vote (4 or 5 millions registered voters), and 80% of the North-African vote.

Anyway, the Left is now clearly, undeniably, just an ethnic party surviving by importing migrants. No native Europeans vote for them anymore (except some Parisians, often gays, and some old, isolated, clueless Bretons)

Post: #40

I saw something on Weev's twitter that was interesting. Apparently Marion's biological father was an investigative journalist and Mossad agent Roger Auque. Not saying this means anything necessarily, but it's interesting to note.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Auque

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marion_Mar...hal-Le_Pen

Post: #41

It would be great news if this party won several elections and got a mainstream stake in France's government. Will send a major shock to the EU and also make some liberal heads spin on this side of the pond. Spain, Germany, and England are next.

Post: #42

(12-07-2015 09:12 AM)Tresor Wrote:  

(12-07-2015 07:59 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  You dont see this often. Voting FN used to be like being gay in China, but now young people are no longer afraid to voice their opinions for their country. Still, many people see the FN as the least fucked up of all the evil.

Or as one of my law teachers once said: "Auparavant, voter FN c'était comme aller aux putes: ça ne s'avouait pas...".

Qu'est-ce que la difference entre une 'salope' et une 'pute'?

Post: #43

(12-07-2015 01:18 PM)britchard Wrote:  

(12-07-2015 09:12 AM)Tresor Wrote:  

(12-07-2015 07:59 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  You dont see this often. Voting FN used to be like being gay in China, but now young people are no longer afraid to voice their opinions for their country. Still, many people see the FN as the least fucked up of all the evil.

Or as one of my law teachers once said: "Auparavant, voter FN c'était comme aller aux putes: ça ne s'avouait pas...".

Qu'est-ce que la difference entre une 'salope' et une 'pute'?

Une pute couche avec tout le monde, une salope couche avec tout le monde sauf toi

Another joke:

In 2007, a muslim asks Sarkozy:

-Me leave France, how much you give me?
-500 euro

He waits 5 years and got 2 kids, then asks Hollande:

-Me leave France with kids, how much you give?
-5000

Muslim guy thinks if he waits another 5 years and make 2 more children it would be jackpot>

2017, he asks Marine le Pen:

-Me leave France, how much you give?
-5 minutes

Post: #44

How certain are we that FN is not controlled opposition?

Post: #45

The 2-round voting system is a travesty and totally un-democratic. It is meant to maintain the hegemony of the 2 traditional mainstream parties and crush all hopes of a 3rd party entering the political sphere.

Le Front National won 6 regions in the 1st round. SIX.

With the second round coming, the Socialists ad The Republicans will start forming alliances and play dirty games to counter the FN who will still win ONLY 2 regions.
This isn't democracy anymore. This is politics and corruption.

The people have spoken and the votes were cast. The 2nd round shouldn't exist.

Post: #46

(12-07-2015 03:09 PM)storm Wrote:  How certain are we that FN is not controlled opposition?

I don't hear any cucking in this speech, and you?

Post: #47

The great loser here is actually not the dying Left, which already knew what was coming, but LesRepublicains, and especially Nicolas Sarkozy himself.

For Sarkozy now is open to inside attacks from LesRepublicains' SJW traitors, NKM and "grand-daddy" Juppette...

Sarkozy made the huge mistake of putting tons of UDI center-leftists on his LesRepublicains lists... whereas traditional LesRepublicains-UMP voters hate centrists!... so Sarkozy lost tons of voters.

Sarkozy should act quickly, fire NKM, declare open war on Juppette, and give control of the party line to La droite Pop' et La droite Forte.

If he stays on his unsustainable lukewarm centrist way, he'll lose all. He has to get rid of NKM and follow the rightist will of the UMP-LesRepublicains base.

I mean, Sarkozy is showing such a weak frame here vis-a-vis NKM... the NKM woman is continuously challenging him, going against his orders, and he never fires her!
On top of that, NKM proved in the 14th area of Paris (when she tried to be elected and got humiliated) that she is despised or even hated by voters...

So why is Sarkozy still taking so much shit from this pale, malnourished, extreme SJW female?



Look at the following picture:

It's Sarkozy asking the LesRepublicains leadership to vote (raising their hands) to confirm his voting orders... look how he's, like, supplicating the NKM blondish woman to raise her hand, and she doesn't, openly defying him.
How can an Alpha male tolerate such a disobedience? Would you?

Post: #48

(12-07-2015 03:24 PM)Going strong Wrote:  The great loser here is actually not the dying Left, which already knew what was coming, but LesRepublicains, and especially Nicolas Sarkozy himself.

For Sarkozy now is open to inside attacks from LesRepublicains' SJW traitors, NKM and "grand-daddy" Juppette...

Sarkozy made the huge mistake of putting tons of UDI center-leftists on his LesRepublicains lists... whereas traditional LesRepublicains-UMP voters hate centrists!... so Sarkozy lost tons of voters.

Sarkozy should act quickly, fire NKM, declare open war on Juppette, and give control of the party line to La droite Pop' et La droite Forte.

If he stays on his unsustainable lukewarm centrist way, he'll lose all. He has to get rid of NKM and follow the rightist will of the UMP-LesRepublicains base.

Your post is hard to understand for non-french readers. I think you should make it simple and avoid using nicknames only known to French people.

Post: #49

(12-07-2015 03:34 PM)Edelweiss Wrote:  

(12-07-2015 03:24 PM)Going strong Wrote:  The great loser here is actually not the dying Left, which already knew what was coming, but LesRepublicains, and especially Nicolas Sarkozy himself.

For Sarkozy now is open to inside attacks from LesRepublicains' SJW traitors, NKM and "grand-daddy" Juppette...

Sarkozy made the huge mistake of putting tons of UDI center-leftists on his LesRepublicains lists... whereas traditional LesRepublicains-UMP voters hate centrists!... so Sarkozy lost tons of voters.

Sarkozy should act quickly, fire NKM, declare open war on Juppette, and give control of the party line to La droite Pop' et La droite Forte.

If he stays on his unsustainable lukewarm centrist way, he'll lose all. He has to get rid of NKM and follow the rightist will of the UMP-LesRepublicains base.

Your post is hard to understand for non-french readers. I think you should make it simple and avoid using nicknames only known to French people.

I might have legal concerns regarding precisely naming some hateful and powerful individuals (especially the old baldie)... But, my friend, feel free to precisely name them, if you want.

Post: #50

(12-06-2015 04:00 PM)Khan Wrote:  If I'm not mistaken, the FN always fares better in French regional elections, compared to national elections. What are the odds they'll turn things around and win a substantial amount of votes in 2017?

The FN has doubled their results since last regional elections.

But the thing is, they will only have 2 or 3 regions in the end, because people who don't want the front national to rule will go out of their way and vote even for a party they don't like.