Comrade Johnson
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Epic Marine Le Pen rally (Vive La France)
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West of Russia, East of Russia... What are you talking about....
WheelieAddict
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The alt-right(neo-natzis) are trying hard. Lets hope they suffer another loss like they did in the Dutch election.
defcon4
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Is it too hard for you to follow the chain of responses? Attention deficit disorder?We were talking about West of Russia. They have laws against free speech there.
West of Russia, East of Russia... What are you talking about....
Comrade Johnson
Silver Member
Is it too hard for you to follow the chain of responses? Attention deficit disorder?
Where are you from, comrade? Are you mentally OK, exuse me asking it
Tommy Tainant
Diamond Member
The Vichy slag wont win. All you Putin fans are getting worked up for no reason.
Marine Lepen is not a fascist, and i want her to win !Her father, Jean-Marie, got into legal trouble for denying the holocaust .. look it up.
Her father is so crazy that she had to boot him out from his own party. Well, she is just much smarter, but a smart fascist is worse then a stupid one.
AsianTrumpSupporter
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French Socialist draws crowd, says victory still possible
PARIS (AP) — The Socialist candidate for the French presidency and his far-left rival have a big obstacle blocking their route to the presidential Elysee Palace: each other.
Benoit Hamon and Jean-Luc Melenchon proved this weekend they both can pull impressive crowds. Hamon, the Socialist, packed an indoor sports and concert arena in Paris with at least 20,000 people on Sunday. Melenchon rallied tens of thousands of people in Paris on Saturday.
But as long as both continue to hunt on shared ground for votes, and neither makes way for the other, their efforts to breathe new life into their campaigns look doomed.
"I have come to tell you that the left can win!" Hamon told his supporters.
They frequently interrupted him with chants of "Benoit, president!"
Minutes into the 90-minute speech that called for an open, tolerant and European France, Hamon quieted the crowd by calling for one minute of silence to remember victims of attacks in France. Sunday marked the fifth anniversary of a shooting at a Jewish school in southwest France by an Islamic extremist who killed a rabbi and his two young sons and an 8-year-old girl.
Theoretically, if their expected votes could somehow be added together, then either Hamon or Melenchon might have a shot of making the May runoff of the two-round presidential vote.
But with both standing and splitting votes on the left between them, polls suggest they are effectively fighting between themselves for fourth and fifth place among the 11 candidates — unless they can add momentum and galvanize more support before the first-round vote on April 23.
Hamon has struggled to carve out space for himself in a campaign largely overshadowed by the legal problems of conservative candidate Francois Fillon. He also has failed to unite the Socialists behind him since he won the party primary in January....
Like the Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton supporters here in America, it appears that the French leftists are cannibalizing each other.
PARIS (AP) — The Socialist candidate for the French presidency and his far-left rival have a big obstacle blocking their route to the presidential Elysee Palace: each other.
Benoit Hamon and Jean-Luc Melenchon proved this weekend they both can pull impressive crowds. Hamon, the Socialist, packed an indoor sports and concert arena in Paris with at least 20,000 people on Sunday. Melenchon rallied tens of thousands of people in Paris on Saturday.
But as long as both continue to hunt on shared ground for votes, and neither makes way for the other, their efforts to breathe new life into their campaigns look doomed.
"I have come to tell you that the left can win!" Hamon told his supporters.
They frequently interrupted him with chants of "Benoit, president!"
Minutes into the 90-minute speech that called for an open, tolerant and European France, Hamon quieted the crowd by calling for one minute of silence to remember victims of attacks in France. Sunday marked the fifth anniversary of a shooting at a Jewish school in southwest France by an Islamic extremist who killed a rabbi and his two young sons and an 8-year-old girl.
Theoretically, if their expected votes could somehow be added together, then either Hamon or Melenchon might have a shot of making the May runoff of the two-round presidential vote.
But with both standing and splitting votes on the left between them, polls suggest they are effectively fighting between themselves for fourth and fifth place among the 11 candidates — unless they can add momentum and galvanize more support before the first-round vote on April 23.
Hamon has struggled to carve out space for himself in a campaign largely overshadowed by the legal problems of conservative candidate Francois Fillon. He also has failed to unite the Socialists behind him since he won the party primary in January....
Like the Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton supporters here in America, it appears that the French leftists are cannibalizing each other.
Her father, Jean-Marie, got into legal trouble for denying the holocaust .. look it up.Marine's father was an apologist for Hitler.
Yes we know, anyone who disagrees with Left Globalists is a 'Nazi.' Such tired old lameness.
She is not her father!
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The Vichy slag wont win. All you Putin fans are getting worked up for no reason.
Le Pen is not in the same boat a Putin.
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Uncle Ferd thinks all French womens...
... is sexy.
... is sexy.
Comrade Johnson
Silver Member
Marine Lepen is not a fascist, and i want her to win !
OK, the only question remains why do you call Le Pen Lepen
The Vichy slag wont win. All you Putin fans are getting worked up for no reason.
Vulgarity and lies are not a strong argument.
You are an asshole.
Oui, Le Pen i have a big problem with my pc lately when i wrote, i will have to change itMarine Lepen is not a fascist, and i want her to win !
OK, the only question remains why do you call Le Pen Lepen
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