[MTVN]

Don't see a thread for this. Big gains looking likely for the right across Europe. Exit poll has Le Pen's National Rally topping the French vote with almost twice as many votes as any other party

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-europe-69102843

[arista]

Yes Good Thread

How many in Germany
are going to pick the wrong people?

After the break
SkyNewsHD Political Hub

Gives us the EU Update

[MTVN]

Speaking to supporters, National Rally list chief Jordan Bardella has said that French people have given a "verdict without appeal" by giving his party more than 30% of the votes. This is more than double what President Emmanuel Macron's party managed to achieve (15%).

French media have reported that President Macron will take the unusual step of addressing the nation later this evening.

"We welcome this verdict with humility and with seriousness. Our fellow Frenchmen have expressed a desire for change. This clear message for European leaders shows the will of the French to see Europe change course," Bardella said.

"A wind of hope is blowing over France, and it's just the beginning."

"The president cannot stay deaf to the message sent tonight by the French people," he added.

He also said President Macron should dissolve the government and call a general election.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Let's go Le Pen

Unlike despicable Spain, France is looking good

[arista]

FT reporter Live in Athens on SkyNewsHD

As France backs Le Pen
and Germany will they all co operate?

[bots]

and, much like America, the progressives will blame the voters for being stupid

[arista]

Belguim's Prme Minister
Alexander De Croo
to Resign

He got under 10%

SkyNewsHD EU reporter

[arista]

720 seats in the EU.

Projected Greens to lose many seats

SkyNews reports

[Crimson Dynamo]

’Giorgia Melonis party wins EU elections in Italy

Another win for moderate right wing

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

’Giorgia Melonis party wins EU elections in Italy

Another win for moderate right wing

Yes they're Lucky she is there.

[Nicky91]

Frans Timmermans's Groenlinks-PVDA biggest winner for Netherlands, second biggest are Wilders's PVV

[DemRed]

Looks to me like the house of cards is falling

Tousi tv are worth following

Youtube video

[bots]

the well known source Tousi TV

[Crimson Dynamo]

Marine Le Pen💙🤍💓 has dominated the French EU Parliament elections,
with her National Rally party winning 31.5% of the vote and leaving President
Macron trailing far behind with 15.2% of the vote.


Her policies:

• Anti-immigration

• Firm support of Israel

• Promised to Protect French Jews

• Economic Nationalism

• Calls for De-Islamization of France

• Opposes Globalization

• Promote Patriotism & French Culture

• Tough Border Controls

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Marine Le Pen💙🤍💓 has dominated the French EU Parliament elections,
with her National Rally party winning 31.5% of the vote and leaving President
Macron trailing far behind with 15.2% of the vote.


Her policies:

• Anti-immigration

• Firm support of Israel

• Promised to Protect French Jews

• Economic Nationalism

• Calls for De-Islamization of France

• Opposes Globalization

• Promote Patriotism & French Culture

• Tough Border Controls

all very strong points honestly, and France are definitely due a leader who takes on the horribly out of control refugee crisis, same goes for tougher border controls and stricter security measures in general to prevent more terrorist attacks


apart from the de-islamization, no comment from me on that though, i've said it plenty of times what i personally think of that

[Crimson Dynamo]

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

you should control the EU, instead of letting the EU control you



the UK should've stood up more for themselves within the EU, rather than going for the easy way out with their brexit, look where that brexit got the UK, i mean not an improvement regarding their own politics but tbh looking even worse than before the brexit


or instead of trolling during the EU anthem, could've come across a bit more sympathetic, the saying goes ''you get what you give'' and it wasn't a big surprise the UK was disliked within the EU