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The Economist published a list of European countries that deliberately or unknowingly become Russia's accomplices. The list is called "Vladimir Putin’s useful idiots".

It includes Hungary, Austria, Greece, Turkey, Serbia and Switzerland. The role of pro-Russian politicians like Marine Le Pen, Robert Fico, Matteo Salvini and others is separately highlighted.

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- Timothy Snyder - The Road to Unfreedom

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🗺️💞 World Politicians' Relationships fanart 2 💞🗺️

Top: Portrait of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's relationship with French National Assembly Deputy Marine Le Pen

Left: Picture of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte outside the Elysée Palace in Paris, France

Right: Picture of French National Assembly Deputy Marine Le Pen smiling

I made the second world politicians' relationships fanart. After having a relationship with Macron, Rutte starts having another one but with French National Assembly Deputy Marine Le Pen, who had a blue flower on her left ear, while they're falling in love with each other.

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Macron loses majority in French Parliament

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And since there's no one left on the networks, a self-portrait of Michael Jackson and Marine le pen, I got it a long time ago.

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The French Far Rights, Marine Le Pen sets sail

By Roman Eldin

Breaking NEWS !

It is official, at the 18th congress of the Rassemblement National, Marine Le Pen officially leaves the presidency of the RN on Saturday, November 5, 2022. After 10 years at the head of the National Front, (which has meanwhile become a national rally), after 3 elections and two second rounds. The latter had already announced that this presidential election would be her last and that she would later leave the party's presidency.

(Copyrights: RTL)

What to remember

Whether you disagree or disagree with your ideas, you must be honest about your status as a party leader. She brought him to 89 deputies in the National Assembly, 41% in the last elections, which is a historic score for the RN. The party is now considered the first party to oppose Emmanuel Macron. While she was repeatedly dropped by party relatives such as Florian Philippot, Gilbert Colart, Marion Maréchal, Jean Messiah and so on. Some joined Eric Zemmour who was given the favorite at the beginning of the elections with his reconquest party, to finish in fourth place largely ahead of Marine le Pen. Appearing as less brutal and more maternal towards the French, where Éric Zemmour did not manage to convince public opinion in general, or would only be the stuff of a presidential according to many. Le Pen therefore succeeded there where Zemmour failed. Since it now relies on a more sympathetic approach and to detach itself from the bad reputation that the RN still holds in the minds of many French people.

One of Marine Le Pen's missions was to demonize the RN, already by building it Rassemblement National rather than Front National. This name change is important to her and allowed her to open the party rather than have a conservative connotation and close. She reaffirms it in her speech: "All patriots of all origins are free to join our fight". The biggest attempt to demonize the RN remains the exclusion in 2015 of Jean Marie Le Pen of the party for making inappropriate remarks when it was the founder of the party, the main donor and especially his father. It will go so far as to vote recently on one of the censorship mentions filed by the Nupes.

What Future?

In her last talks as presidents of the national rally, she says that with the current situation in France and Europe, the National Rally has never been so necessary. Since even if she leaves the presidency of the RN, she will remain mobilized within the party and still a deputy. She relies a lot on Europeans where even the legislative elections in the event of dissolution, she says with humor.

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It is officially the second of the party, Jordan Bardera, who succeeds the presidency. With 85% of the votes. Being only 27 years old, the future of the party is offered to it and perhaps even the presidential ambition. But as said before, Marine le Pen does not give up the party but only the position of president. It may not be excluded that she will show up in 2027 and the fact that there is no longer Macron and Mélanchon might be the perfect opportunity for her. Unless Bardella, then 32 years old in 2027, takes her place.

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Marine Le Pen sur le recours au 49-3 : "C'est l'échec personnel d'Emmanuel Macron"

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Thoughts on Emmanuel Macron

 Emmanuel Macron is a French politician serving as the President of France since 2017.

Introduction: As an observer of French politics, it is with deep concern and disappointment that I express my dissatisfaction with the leadership of Emmanuel Macron. Despite initial promises of reform, progress, and a new era of politics, Macron's tenure as President of France has been marred by numerous shortcomings and a failure to live up to the expectations set by his campaign. In this post, I will outline some key areas where Macron's leadership has fallen short, leaving many citizens disenchanted and disillusioned. During the 2022 French Presidential elections I wanted Marine Le Pen to win. In the near future. I shall do a post of support for Marine Le Pen.

Elitism and Disconnect: One of the most glaring issues with Macron's leadership is his perceived elitism and disconnect from the everyday struggles of ordinary citizens. His background in finance and his association with the wealthy elite have often overshadowed his ability to relate to and understand the challenges faced by the working class and marginalized communities. This disconnect has bred resentment and further exacerbated the societal divide.

Economic Inequality: Despite claims of economic reform, Macron's policies have failed to address the persistent issue of economic inequality in France. The burden of economic reforms, such as tax cuts for the wealthy and labor market reforms, have fallen disproportionately on the middle and lower classes, while the rich continue to benefit. This approach has widened the wealth gap and contributed to growing social unrest.

Lack of Social Welfare: Macron's presidency has been marked by a perceived lack of attention to social welfare. From the controversial pension reforms to inadequate measures to address poverty and inequality, Macron's policies have often left vulnerable groups behind. The erosion of social safety nets and the failure to adequately address pressing social issues have created a sense of neglect among those who rely on the government for support.

Authoritarian Tendencies: While presenting himself as a progressive and centrist leader, Macron has displayed authoritarian tendencies during his tenure. The heavy-handed response to protests, attempts to curtail freedom of speech, and a perceived disregard for dissenting voices have raised concerns about the erosion of democratic values and the stifling of political discourse. Macron's approach to governance has been marked by a top-down decision-making style that undermines the principles of inclusivity and participatory democracy.

Climate Change Inadequacies: Despite championing himself as a leader committed to addressing climate change, Macron's actions have fallen short of the urgent and ambitious measures needed to combat this global crisis. France's progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions has been slow, and significant environmental concerns such as deforestation and biodiversity loss have not received the necessary attention. Macron's rhetoric on the environment has often surpassed tangible actions.

Conclusion: Emmanuel Macron's presidency has been marked by a series of disappointments and unfulfilled promises. From a perceived elitism and disconnect from ordinary citizens to a failure to address economic inequality and social welfare concerns, Macron's leadership has left many feeling neglected and disillusioned. Furthermore, his authoritarian tendencies and inadequate response to the climate crisis raise questions about his commitment to democratic principles and the well-being of future generations. France deserves a leader who can bridge divides, prioritize social justice, and genuinely address the pressing challenges of our time.

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- Timothy Snyder - The Road to Unfreedom

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🇳🇱🇫🇷👩‍❤️‍👨 Mark Rutte x Marine Le Pen fanart 👩‍❤️‍👨🇫🇷🇳🇱

This is another political shipping fanart I made two days earlier. These are Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and French National Assembly deputy Marine Le Pen.

Top: Coloured pencil and brush marker portrait of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and French National Assembly Deputy Marine Le Pen - 25th March 2024

Left: Picture of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte in the Dutch Parliament

Right: Picture of French National Assembly deputy Marine Le Pen smiling with her open arms

For your information, I'm shipping Rutte again but with Le Pen. It seems that they're both smiling, being political friends with benefits and fell in love with each other which because she's twice divorcée and he's unmarried.

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On avait dit pas le physique.

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The link between loneliness and the rise of right-wing populism was first made by Hannah Arendt, one of the most important political theorists of the twentieth century. Arendt fled anti-Semitic persecution in Hitler’s Germany and immigrated to the United States. In 1951, she published a seminal text called “The Origins of Totalitarianism.” It argues that totalitarianism attracts lonely individuals by offering them the potential to reclaim self-respect and a sense of purpose.

Today, a similar trend is unfolding because of economics. There are fewer traditional jobs in industry, and, as we’ve already seen, neoliberalism is driving inequality. As a result, many white, working-class men are left to suffer the loss of economic security and social status. 

That feeds exactly the kind of marginalization that right-wing populists such as Trump and France’s Marine Le Pen play upon.

Trump’s promise to “Make America Great Again'' appealed to lonely individuals who desired a return to days of yore. They clamored for traditional employment, a sense of self-worth, and community spirit. The matching hats and shirts they wore to rallies fed a community ritual. They no longer felt isolated and, instead, became part of a fellowship.

Trump knew how to benefit from this feeling of commonality, always using words like we and us in his speeches. Yet, like all other right-wing populist movements, Trump’s community was also based on exclusion. It alienated other people through xenophobic messages. For disgruntled Trump voters, immigration was an easier target than neoliberalism, automation, or government spending priorities.

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