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Radical Globalists Are Losing France

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Judging from the first round of elections, Klaus Schwab’s top pupil’s party seems to be getting axed.  Macron shouldn’t have called for snap elections – he lost big and this is huge! As expected, the French left is rioting.

Marine Le Pen’s right-wing party, National Rally (RN), won the first round of parliamentary elections in France by 6 points. Should they win next Sunday’s second round, they could have an absolute majority in the country’s National Assembly.

Macron’s party came in with a last-place finish today, as he called for these snap elections. The Ensemble came in 8 points behind the left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) coalition.

This is huge. For the liberal French to want to vote so heavily for Marine Le Pen, we must be witnessing an awareness of what is happening to French sovereignty and identity thanks to globalists.

She is also opposed to wars and unvetted immigration in general.

According to CNN: “After an unusually high turnout, the RN bloc leads with 34% of the vote, while left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) coalition is in second with 28.1% and President Emmanuel Macron’s Ensemble alliance slumped to a dismal third with 20.3%, according to initial estimates by Ipsos.”

The National Rally, among other things, does not support the open-ended immigration system that France and Europe have seen over the last two decades. With the ever-increasing number of Muslim migrants from Africa flooding Europe, you can understand why National Rally is suddenly winning.

Watch the Left Behaving Badly:

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  1. And as per usual the left and the globalists seek to destroy what they can’t rule. Creating fear in those that do not agree with them by violence and other planned anarchy reveals them unfit to rule.

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