France Elections: Macron and Le Pen though to run-off, projections say

originally posted by: UKTruth
One step closer?

Macron made it through, so the chances of Frexit are non existent - he easily wins a run off.
He's a stooge for Brussels.

That he is. A full monty eurofile!

The only cat in hells hope for La Pen is the fact that she is offering the French a referendum.

Will the other failed candidate form the right move to the right or left is the key!

Although I predicted BREXIT I am not confident in FREXIT. But who knows the momentum of nationalism may continue!

originally posted by: UKTruth
One step closer?

Macron made it through, so the chances of Frexit are non existent - he easily wins a run off.
He's a stooge for Brussels.

That he is. A full monty eurofile!

The only cat in hells hope for La Pen is the fact that she is offering the French a referendum.

Will the other failed candidate form the right move to the right or left is the key!

Although I predicted BREXIT I am not confident in FREXIT. But who knows the momentum of nationalism may continue!

a reply to: gortex

Something to consider would be the UK people who voted to leave as a protest vote, not believing it would actually happen and then wishing they hadn't.
We could see a lot of votes for Le Pen this time then changing and flipping if they think she might actually win.

I can't claim to know much about French politics at all but having several rounds of voting kind of tips people off before the final so the end result might not go how we see things now. Eleven prospective candidates seems a bit odd to me. We only get a realistic choice of three... OK ... Two.

a reply to: UKTruth

A stooge for Brussels and for Rothschilds. A dangerous upset globalist. I have just heard his empty speech.
From what I have seen I'm afraid that France is a bitch full of immigrants and socialists but she was realizing a very agressive agenda through EU.
Le Penn's France could be safer and aboard the current revolutionary train. Her view is rather the peaceful one - being out of NATO illegal wars. I like this one.

a reply to: Perfectenemy

Same with fining Poland. I heard 250k Euro per refugee. (The range we were supposed to take in from what I recollect is 7-12k.)

a reply to: Manouche

Macron married his school teacher, she's 24 years older. Blimey I really fancied my chemistry teacher but he ended up marrying her. What a dream to a young lad

The fact that Le Pen made it to round 2 in a near tie proves just how much discontent there is for the EU and it's open borders policy. The Right is making massive gains one way or another.

Here's hoping that Macron clown gets tarred, feathered and run out of the country.

Literally anyone but that guy.

Not that opinion polls mean anything, but Macron has been steadily trending downward, while Le Pen has been gradually trending upward.

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originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: gortex

Do you think she'll be able to stand with both of the defeated parties now backing Macron? How closely are you following?

As in America with Trump, the establishment backing of Macron will propel Le Pen to victory on May 7th. Count on it.

It is amazing how easy it is to manipulate the french elections! All it took to push top NATO puppet Fillon out of the race was Putin telling he liked him and the french magistrates practically demolished his candidacy in a matter of a couple of weeks.

So, now the CIA knows what to do with the leftovers ...

a reply to: Flanker86

yes its amazing how much mileage they elite are getting with the russian boogeyman thing.

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

originally posted by: UKTruth
One step closer?

Macron made it through, so the chances of Frexit are non existent - he easily wins a run off.
He's a stooge for Brussels.

That he is. A full monty eurofile!

The only cat in hells hope for La Pen is the fact that she is offering the French a referendum.

Will the other failed candidate form the right move to the right or left is the key!

Although I predicted BREXIT I am not confident in FREXIT. But who knows the momentum of nationalism may continue!

I suspect Fillon was there to take votes away from Le Pen, that is all. He has already told his supporters to vote for Macron.

No matter how hard the EU media machines might try to hide it , the French election is now pretty much a single issue decision , the EPP leaves or stays in France .
Macron - they stay
Le Pen - they get out

Je ne voterais pas pour Macron si j'étais vous.

a reply to: UKTruth

Macron made it through, so the chances of Frexit are non existent - he easily wins a run off.

A weeks is a long time in politics , a fortnight is an eternity.
We will see.

If she rode on horseback around Paris like Jeanne d'Arc - even communists should be in her pocket.
Man, I should be into PR or something. These manipulation skills...it's almost scary

www.bbc.co.uk...
France elections: Le Pen steps aside as National Front leader

Far-right French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has announced that she is stepping aside as leader of her National Front (FN) party.

The move comes just a day after she reached the second round of the French election, where she will face centrist Emmanuel Macron.

She has fought long and hard to achieve for herself and her party their station in the election... Something is weird IMO about her withdrawal ... Maybe she is burned out or they showed her the real JFK assassination video ? OR..?...She believes the French polls that say she can not beat Macron ? Anyway I just find this odd...

a reply to: 727Sky

Ms Le Pen said her decision had been made out of the "profound conviction" that the president must bring together all of the French people. "So, this evening, I am no longer the president of the National Front. I am the candidate for the French presidency," she said. The BBC's Hugh Schofield in Paris says this is a symbolic act intended to show her concerns are for the country as a whole and not for her party, and that she is reaching out for the voters of candidates defeated in the first round, particularly those of the Republicans' François Fillon.

It's a good move , she will continue to stand for president and she is the one the french in general respect . It makes the vote even more of a single issue election : the EPP vs France . Even the BBC is trying spread this 'relief' for Europe message , 'subsiding fears' etc . Oh the poor EU fearing the French voting for person who is actually minded for the French !

The positive side of Macron is that his dependency to the IMF, World Bank and ECB will force him to preserve the value and integrity of the Euro, which is very good for central banks that have stocked up a significant amount of Euros in their overall currency portfolio.