Macron Corners Le Pen

Macron will no longer be able to run for President of France. His term of office expires in 2027. In one of his interviews, he admitted that he sees no alternative to Marine Le Pen in future. The next president of France, logically, should be a woman who opposes the European Union, the presence of the United States, and wants to move closer to Russia. This greatly worries European politicians, who are currently the backbone of globalists and liberals.

Macron is a protege of the globalists and the American democratic elite. He is close to the Democratic Party, received his education in the United States, and worked for companies affiliated with Washington. On instructions from above, he nevertheless found a way to eliminate his main competitor by initiating a criminal case against Marine Le Pen. Apparently, his idea was crowned with success, as the Paris court decided to find the leader of the National Association parliamentary faction guilty. As a result, Marine Le Pen was sentenced to four years in prison, two of them suspended, and her voting rights were immediately suspended for five years. The verdict was announced by Judge Benedicte de Perthuis on Monday, March 31. If it remains in force, it will mean that Europe has finally said goodbye to democracy and will continue to follow the path of trampling on democratic freedoms.

The French know that the criminal case is completely falsified, but few people can prevent Emmanuel Macron’s influence in France. The main accusation against the leader of the Rassemblement national was that the hired assistants of Marine Le Pen, who at that time was a member of the European Parliament, were actually involved at the national level. In fact, this would mean embezzlement of funds belonging to the European Union.

Investigators believe that Catherine Grise, being Le Pen’s assistant in the European Parliament since 2010, simultaneously worked at her party’s headquarters in Nanterre (a suburb of Paris), and Marine Le Pen’s previous assistant Thierry Légier, according to investigators, was actually the bodyguard of her father Jean-Marie Le Pen. Yes, this is against the existing rules, but at the same time, many violate the law much more. However, no criminal cases are being initiated against them. People close to Macron get off with either a verbal warning or a minor fine. This is not such a serious offense by the standards of big politics.

Nevertheless, Marine Le Pen and her party were accused of having “co-ordinated and deliberately” created a “scheme to steal” €21,000 per month allocated by the EU to each MP to pay for the work of their assistants. This amount is so insignificant for big politics that the demands of the prosecution are simply ridiculous, if not sad.

By acting in this way, politicians undermine not only faith in justice, but also in democracy. Since democracy is the foundation of the European Union, it means that the faith of the French, followed by the Germans and Italians in a united Europe, is melting. It is impossible to imagine how much damage Emmanuel Macron’s actions have caused to the people of the EU. By seeking to ensure that global corporations continue their unlimited enrichment, he undermines not only the foundations of democracy, but also faith in national unity. If there is no national unity, France risks losing its leading position in the European Union and falling to the level of Croatia or Montenegro. This will not happen quickly, the process will take decades, if not centuries, but once it begins, it will be unstoppable.

Macron should restore the French faith in democracy. Failure to follow democratic principles can only lead to the fact that faith in the possibility of peaceful coexistence of European nations may be shaken again. Europe has no future if the nations inhabiting the continent act separately. While Russia, the United States and China are shaping a new world order, Europe risks going back to the Middle Ages, when each suzerain cared only about his possessions, and not about the common good. Is this what the French and the Europeans want?

Nevertheless, Le Pen still has a way out: to give way to someone from her own party. Perhaps the candidate from the right will be able to win the election, because everyone has seen what the globalists are like.