#rassemblement national

[hard--headed--woman]

DANS VOTRE CUL LE RN.

[bubblymooon]

Je viens de regarder le reportage arte sur les nouveaux votants RN (lien )et je comprends pas. Je comprends pas ces jeunes, je comprends pas qu'iels votent un parti aux origines fascistes et rasciste et je comprends pas comment c'est possible d'être autant à côté de la plaque ????

Y'a une des jeunes femmes qui dit qu'elle vote RN pour lutter contre les inégalités ??? Et son premier exemple d'inégalités c'est les personnes issues de l'immigration qui ont des aides sociales ???? Genre meuf. Toi aussi tu peux avoir des aides sociales, tu crois pas que le vrai problème c'est les MILLIARDAIRES genre ???

Un des gars quand on lui parle des origines du FN il dit que le parti a changé de nom depuis 2017 et que "il était pas au FN à l'époque". Donc changer de nom ça suffit pour changer d'histoire ??? Donc ne pas avoir été dans un parti c'est une raison valable pour en avoir rien à faire de son histoire ???

Y'a aussi une jeune qui dit qu'elle s'est fait arracher sa croix, traiter de sale blanche, et genre. Ça me fait de la peine, la meuf elle a que 15 ans, mais mademoiselle si tu penses que le racisme c'est mal qu'est ce que tu fous au RN genre ???

Bref. Autre monde.

[risiblesamour]

c’est juste pour dire que la jeunesse emmerde le Front National, bisous

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Le Monde/AFP:

A Paris court on Monday, March 31, sentenced far-right leader Marine Le Pen to a five-year ban on running for public office with immediate effect, throwing into doubt her bid to stand for president in 2027. She was also given a four-year prison term but will not go to jail, with two years of the term suspended and the other two to be served outside jail with an electronic bracelet, the court ruled. Le Pen's lawyer said two hours after the decision that she would appeal. Including Le Pen, nine current or former MEPs from the far-right Rassemblement National (RN) party were convicted. Twelve assistants were also convicted of concealing a crime, with the court estimating the scheme was worth €2.9 million. All the RN officials, including Le Pen, were banned from running for office, with the judge specifying that the sanction should come into force with immediate effect even if an appeal is lodged. Le Pen had left the courtroom before the judge announced how long the electoral ban would last and before rulings on a potential prison sentence and fine. She is due to give a primetime TV interview on Monday evening.

The three-time presidential candidate was accused of having hired four fictitious assistants when she was a member of the European Parliament (2004-2017). In reality, they were working for her party, the Front National (FN, now RN). The assistants, who were paid by the European Parliament, carried out tasks linked to the management of the party rather than work related to European parliamentary activity, as is normally required of such positions. In addition to the suspicions of fictitious employment, the court suspected Le Pen of having been at the heart of an organized and centralized "embezzlement system" of money paid by the European Union to her party between 2004 and 2016. [...] RN party leader Jordan Bardella, 29, said French democracy was being "executed" with the "unjust" court decision, which is "a democratic scandal," according to him. He also called for a peaceful "mobilization" in a post on X: "With our popular and peaceful mobilization, let's show them that the will of the people is stronger."

Far-right French political leader Marine Le Pen got handed down a 5-year political office ban and a 4-year prison sentence that won’t mean a single day of prison for her on embezzlement charges. With her 5-year ban on political office, Le Pen is ineligible to run for the 2027 elections in which she had great odds to make the runoff and decent odds of winning the election in the runoff.

See Also:

AP, via HuffPost: French Far-Right Leader Marine Le Pen Barred From Seeking Public Office For Embezzlement

The Guardian: Marine Le Pen attacks ban on French presidency run as a ‘political decision’

[thoughtlessarse]

A French court on Monday will rule in the trial of far-right leader Marine Le Pen over an alleged fake jobs scam at the EU parliament, a verdict which could ruin her chances of standing for president in 2027. Three-time presidential candidate Le Pen, who scents her best-ever chance to win the French presidency in 2027, has vehemently denied any wrongdoing. But prosecutors in the case, which also targets other top National Rally (RN) officials, have asked the court to issue Le Pen with both a jail sentence and a ban from holding public office. The latter would come into force even if she appeals, disqualifying her from the presidential polls if the court follows the recommendation. With her RN emerging as the single largest party in parliament after the 2024 legislative elections, Le Pen believes she has the momentum to finally take the Elysee in 2027 on the back of public concern over immigration and the cost of living. She was also instrumental in toppling the government of then-prime minister Michel Barnier in a no-confidence vote last year, highlighting her influence. If successful in 2027 she could join a growing number of hard- and far-right leaders around the world ranging from Giorgia Meloni in Italy to Hungary's Viktor Orban.

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Jeux olympiques les parigots accourent

Mais avant, l'heure est au rassemblement national

[bopinion]

2025 / 14

Aperçu of the week

"Keep your eyes on the stars, and your feet on the ground."

(Theodore Roosevelt, inspiration for the Teddy bear and US president, who was the first American to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize after making a significant contribution to ending the Russo-Japanese War)

Bad News of the Week

If all the clouds in the world were condensed into water, they would cover the globe with a film of just 0.1 millimetres. Just as thick as a sheet of paper. This seemingly minimal hint of moisture has an incredible effect. If it were to decrease by just 4 percent, the Earth would rise by two degrees Celsius due to the lack of a cooling effect - which would be the death of much of today's vegetation, biodiversity and food supply. As if humanity, which is a very stupid species, were not already working very effectively on global warming.

Unfortunately, it is not so easy as just to stop wishing that the sun would please come out again soon. Because the cloud cover is currently decreasing by 1.5 percent every decade. So that's a lot. In 1997, NASA launched the Ceres satellite-based Earth observation program. Among other things, it records how much radiation from the sun hits the earth's atmosphere and how much is thrown back into space by the earth - a kind of energy balance. Which is currently positive. Which is negative. The Earth absorbs more energy than it emits, so it heats up.

This sets a lot of things in motion. A very simplified example: the more heat there is, the more ice melts at the polar ice caps. The more ice melts, the less sun-reflecting surface there is. The ice that melts into water in turn makes the water deeper and therefore darker, so it reflects less. This generates more heat. Melting more ice. That's what I call a vicious circle.

Aerosols offer another explanation for the alarming Ceres data. In the course of industrialization, smog has settled around the earth as a fine veil of tiny particles. These catch sunlight, reflect it back into space and thus cool the Earth. More recently, however, the trend has reversed: air pollution control measures have significantly reduced smog emissions. This is good for health, but bad for the radiation balance. The cooling veil is dissolving, resulting in warming. Absurdly, this puts us in a strange dilemma: we could almost choose between two evils.

Normally, everyone involved in an ecosystem comes to an arrangement with each other. Because only then is joint survival ensured. Zoology has a term for this. It is called symbiosis. Selfishly seeking our own interests without regard for the losses of those around us seems to be our thing. A colleague of mine recently said that human existence makes no sense in this respect. Humans behave as if they are not of this world, as if they have learned nothing from evolution. Zoology also has a term for this. It is called parasitism.

Good News of the Week

Marine Le Pen, figurehead of the at least right-wing populist, if not right-wing extremist Rassemblement National (RN) party in France, made a very clear statement: anyone who steals should lose their passive voting rights - for life. Why not? After all, politicians should clearly subordinate themselves to the rule of law, if not be a role model. After all, it would be absurd if the legislator himself would not abide to the law. This is why French case law provides for the loss of eligibility for public office for defined crimes - yes: crimes, not misdemeanors or administrative offenses.

And that is exactly what Le Pen is now facing. Because she has stolen. She diverted several million euros from the EU budget into her party's coffers using non-existent jobs in her group in the European Parliament. She has now been sentenced for this. The four years in prison hardly matter. Two of them were suspended, the other two she is to spend in house arrest and wear an electronic ankle tag. More decisive is the loss of the right to stand for election. Because in 2027, the French will be asked to go to the polls again for the presidential election. And Marine Le Pen, who already came close to incumbent Emmanuel Macron in 2022, is clearly leading in the polls.

For me, it's simple: no one is above the law. And anyone who commits a crime should be prosecuted for it. That's why I don't understand the current uproar that the ruling could be politically motivated. Because none of this is new. For example, Alain Juppé lost his right to stand for election in 2004, although the then mayor of Bordeaux was supposed to be the candidate of the conservative UMP party in the 2007 presidential elections. And former President Nicolas Sarkozy is also currently wearing an electronic ankle tag - for illegal campaign financing.

So the rule of law simply works here. Just as it should be. I can live with the fact that - as a positive side effect, so to speak - a far-right politician is being denied access to France's highest office. But one thing must not be forgotten: The chairman of the RN is Jordan Bardella, who is just 29 years old. And even against his hypothetical candidacy, the incumbent Macron would currently lose. But he still has two years to turn things around. Because right now we need nothing more than convinced Europeans. And certainly not separatists.

Personal happy moment of the week

Fortunately, there is a lot of culture whose relevance I can agree on with my children. And with some of my passions, their enthusiasm even overtakes me - as is the case with my daughter and the "Rocky Horror Picture Show". For Christmas, she gave me tickets to Richard O'Brien's original musical. Now we were in the theater, feather boas and lipstick included. And had a great evening. Thank you.

I couldn't care less...

...that Boris Becker is now also being accused of a Hitler conspiracy theory. The former German prodigy on the tennis court has had an unprecedented fall from grace: first a national icon, pop culture superstar and Wimbledon legend, then bad investments, insolvency, prison. It seems very desperate when someone who is only good enough for the C-list celebrity jungle camp is so desperate for the limelight that he loses all style in the process.

It's fine with me...

...that the civil courage of civilian aid organizations does not shy away from a military regime. Myanmar is suffering from the consequences of a severe earthquake with thousands of victims. Fortunately, the military junta, which is back in power after a brief democratic interlude with Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi, is allowing external aid into the desperately poor country. And the aid is coming. Even without the USA. There are few things that deserve as much admiration as the civil courage of these people. I know one of them personally, she is going to Chad in a few weeks with "Doctors without Borders". Respect.

As I write this...

...I realize that not only people who stand up for others deserve my honors. Sometimes it's also animals that provide valuable services to humanity that we can't do ourselves. Ronin the mine-detecting rat from Cambodia has now been entered in the Guinness Book of Records for his incredible sniffer nose. The five-year-old rodent has detected 109 landmines and 15 unexploded ordnance since it began its mission three and a half years ago. With better accuracy than technical detectors. Respect.

Post Scriptum

When something doesn't seem complicated, people like to say that it's not rocket science. After all, this still seems to be the pinnacle of engineering. And it seems that this field is not to be left to the American trillionaires, for whom space travel apparently serves to top superyachts. More and more European companies are also managing to mobilize the not inconsiderable financial resources to conquer space for communication and science. But there are often misunderstandings.

A Munich startup - aptly named "Isar Aerospace" - launched its first rocket in Norway, which did anything but land in the water. It exploded after 30 seconds and you couldn't help but wonder why the employees were still downright euphorically happy. I learned two things: firstly, that the decisive factor (despite all the computer simulations) is the launch - when the rocket takes off, you've already won. And secondly, that the explosion is intentional. Because shortly after the launch and still over controlled terrain, the wreckage can simply be collected again - for technical analysis and so that it doesn't fall on inhabited areas. Fly me to the moon, Frankieboy would probably comment now.

[hard--headed--woman]

Le Rassemblement National est en tête je vais craquer, je vous jure, c'est catastrophique. La situation politique actuelle est DÉSASTREUSE et profondément stressante.

[ecrisettaistoi]

Lève-toi

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Lève-toi, ducon et va voter

oui c'est de toi qu'il est question,

toi l'enfoiré

qui laisse d'autres décider

d'autres qui usent, eux, de leur droit,

qui votent, font entendre leur voix,

leur front bas

avant de relever la tête,

le menton,

le bras,

lève-toi, enfoiré

ou le vent va tous

nous emporter.

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[anchesetuttinoino]

Mi duole dover citare ancora Ilaria Salis, ma l’ultima considerazione della neo eroina della sinistra ci permette di realizzare un’analisi. Cosa ha detto? Che il risultato in Francia è stato “non solo il tradizionale argine repubblicano” contro Le Pen” ma “una vera e propria sollevazione popolare”. Ma è davvero così? Ieri ci siamo divertiti a immaginare il risultato delle elezioni in Francia applicando il sistema inglese e abbiamo visto che, in tal caso, oggi Bardella sarebbe premier e parleremmo di trionfo lepenista. Senza contare che sia al primo turno che al secondo turno (sì, anche al secondo in cui è stata “sconfitta”) le Pen ha preso più voti di tutti gli altri partiti. Ma se anche guardiamo ai seggi conquistati dai singoli partiti, e non dalle coalizioni che peraltro al loro interno sono litigiose mica poco, il risultato tutto fa immaginare tranne che una “sollevazione popolare” della sinistra. Quale è il primo partito? Il Rassemblement National con 125 seggi, molti più dei 78 de La France Insoumise. Ma il tanto decantato Melenchon, indicato dai più come il grande vincitore, in realtà in Assemblea avrà meno rappresentanti del partito di Macron (che ne ha 99). Senza contare che, rispetto all’ultima legislatura, RN ha guadagnato 36 seggi, i melenchoniani solo 3 mentre i marconisti esultano ma ne hanno persi 85. Poi è chiaro: le alleanze contano nei sistemi elettorali, così come conta la legge elettorale che determina il sistema politico ben più di tante discussioni sociologiche. Anche Donald Trump divenne presidente con meno voti assoluti di Hillary Clinton. Ma se consideriamo che Mélenchon e il partito socialista, due azionisti di maggioranza del Nuovo Fronte Popolare, in realtà si amano come Renzi e Calenda, vien da dire che anziché parlare di “tracollo di Le Pen”, come va di moda fare, forse occorrerebbe analizzare meglio il sistema politico, quello elettorale e il gran caos che si prospetta in Parlamento. E magari provare ad essere un pochino più oggettivi.

[echo-s-land]

Go vote.

[we-fucked-up-evolution]

apprendre qu'un collectif de rap a fait un son anti RN qui s'appelle "no pasaran"

taper "no pasaran rap rn" dans youtube pour aller l'écouter

tomber d'abord sur 3 vidéos d'Europe1 qui démontent le truc

se rappeler que Bolloré détient Europe1 et qu'Europe1 a les moyens de payer pour que leurs vidéos s'affichent en premier malgré qu'elles aient moins de vues et d'engagement

soupirer, scroller, enfin trouver le clip

écouter le son (des bon trucs des mauvais trucs bref je trouve pas ça incroyable et souvent maladroit mais je salue l'initiative même si certains couplets sont atterrants)

lire les commentaires et se rendre compte que c'est rempli de réacs racistes et de bots probablement payés par le RN, se rendre compte une fois encore que la politique française est tellement manipulée par l'argent et les médias privatisés que finalement on ne puisse plus vraiment s'étonner de l'état des choses

soupirer, fermer youtube, se désoler.

rouvrir youtube, aller écouter Clément Viktorovitch.

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