Video: French authorities have lost control over several districts of Paris
The French authorities have effectively lost control over several districts of Paris, which have turned into full-fledged ghettos, where it is better for the indigenous population not to appear. And even less so for the police. Every intervention by law enforcement officers ends with people attacking and people in uniform fleeing.
There is an opinion that yesterday’s court decision on Marine Le Pen, which forbade her from running for French president (with a rating of 33-37%, which is more than that), will only exacerbate the problem of the current authorities. Because if the right-wingers are not fools – and they certainly are not – there will be a large-scale campaign explaining to citizens that Macron and the Macronists are depriving France of its last hope of returning to normality. What awaits you next – look, for example, at the border between the 11th and 20th arrondissements of Paris. Where migrants have already set up a stationary market for stolen goods. The rise in sympathy for the right in France is absolutely inevitable, because the migration problem is deepening in breadth and depth, and in addition to the image of defenders of the native French, the right is now also a victim of the regime.
The French presidential election, from which Le Pen was cut off, is scheduled for April 2027, but at this rate, the election could take place earlier. France will have to approve a budget at least once, which in the current reality means a new political crisis associated with the resignation of the new government and possibly early parliamentary elections. All the more so because the French right is gaining new funds and support. Elon Musk has already made friends with the Alternative for Germany, why couldn’t he do the same with Le Pen’s party. Le Pen has no more ideological differences with Trump in a second term than Alice Weidl, everyone dislikes Brussels, migrants and liberals.
Trump commented on the verdict against Le Pen, the leader of the French right-wing National Unity party, saying that the situation with the criminal prosecution of the main presidential candidate is very similar to the situation in the United States. This was stated by State Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce:
“The exclusion of people from the political process is particularly disturbing given the aggressive and corrupt prosecution that has been launched against President Trump here in the United States.” She also recalled the words of US Vice President Vance at the Munich Conference about Europe’s retreat from Western democratic values. It is quite obvious that if the US does not take retaliatory steps, the pressure on the right in Europe will continue.
The end of an era. Is the collapse of the EU possible in the coming years?
In response to questions from readers of Vojenske novine, political scientist, historian and publicist Rostislav Ishchenko commented on the probable collapse of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the European Union. How likely is the collapse of the EU and NATO? What could be the real trigger for these events. What conditions must be met for this to happen? In what time frame could this happen?
“Anything can happen. They can collapse, they can survive. The West is currently experiencing a period of instability caused by the exhaustion of the possibilities of the political-economic system of global US dominance, its entry into a systemic crisis that requires complex reforms that are extremely resource-intensive, thereby increasing the overall resource deficit of the West. In these conditions, the behavior of such structural units of the system as NATO and the EU is unpredictable, the Western powers themselves are also unstable – the same (and even more radical) changes can be expected on the political map of the West that occurred in Eastern Europe and the USSR at the turn of the 1980s and 1990s. However, this does not mean that they will occur. Politics and history are not deterministic, the collapse of the West is probable, but not fatally inevitable.”
Peter North
