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If you looked at the video in the previous post, you saw that Marine Le Pen is in masterly form right now, exposing the snotty left-wing journalists who attack her with dog whistle predictability at every venue. I think her confidence comes from knowing that the people of France are finally waking up to the dark and sinister population replacement agenda that has been going on there for thirty years. In the five years of Sarkozy's presidency, one million non-european legal immigrants have made France their new home, bloating the welfare rolls and contributing to a deteriorating climate of "incivilité." How can this possibly be justified when unemployment stands at five million, and eight million are officially "pauvre" in France?
Answer: it can't be justified.
Like every other Western nation on earth, France is in the middle stages of a sick process of third-worldization. This blog won't get into assigning blame to the evil individuals behind this war on the west - literally the mother of all conspiracies - we'll just stick to fingering the Times' rather major role in facilitating it.
From the article :
It is dishonest beyond belief for the Times not to mention that Marine Le Pen has an historically high percentage of intentions de vote. Their criminal perfidy will be made clear for all to see come Sunday.
The New York Times: Eagerly Complicity In The Death (Murder) Of The West Since 1999.
2 comments:
It truly is amazing that what is happening in France is analogous to what is happening to EVERY white nation on earth: the relentless substitution of native-born white people with 3rd world non-whites.
You are right it is the conspiracy of the century.
Bonjour Artur,
Such a pleasure to see Marine doing her thing, rhetorically knocking the heads of these gauche caviar journalists. Particularly the little connasse on France Inter, one can only hope she ends up getting a nice taste of that immigration she loves so much on a late night in an empty RER car. Sincerely.
The latest opinion polls are here. FN is always underreported, people are even afraid to admit their support anonymously, so if it's swinging between 14% and 17% I'd knock that up a point or two. Honestly the feeling I get here is 'anything but Sarkozy', much as I may support his policies his personality is like nails on a chalkboard and France is just sick of him, right as well as left.
So I think it's safe to say, unhappily, that for the first time since the horror that was François Mitterand, we're going to have a Socialist at the Elysée. Watch for the already exploding debt to go nuclear, inflation to rise, more businessmen to leave the country, unemployment to climb, and the Arabization/Africanization of France to rev into even higher gear.
Your extremely pessimistic ex-pat,
M.G.
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