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To nobody’s great surprise, the French government collapsed today, and President Emmanuel Macron will have to seek yet another new Prime Minister – his sixth since winning the presidency in Continue Reading →
H&D has posted our first video podcast, recorded on 13th July. Assistant editor Peter Rushton reflects on the extraordinary elections in the UK and France. Were these turning points for Continue Reading →
On 7th July, Marine Le Pen’s National Rally (Rassemblement National – RN) secured the greatest vote in its history, but paradoxically one which was immediately seen as a setback! And Continue Reading →
During the past 48 hours Nigel Farage has shown why no true nationalist should support Reform UK. Regular readers will know that we were already disgusted by Farage’s blatant betrayal Continue Reading →
Marine Le Pen’s National Rally (RN) has made huge gains in the first round of the French parliamentary elections. While it is obvious that there has been a tremendous swing Continue Reading →
The hysteria of Holocaustianity – otherwise known as ‘Shoah business’ – has claimed a new victim: and this time, with rich irony, it’s an ‘anti-fascist’ who has fallen victim to Continue Reading →
It’s difficult to keep up with rapid developments in French politics this week. After predictable success in last weekend’s Euro-election for Marine Le Pen’s anti-immigration party National Rally (RN), France’s Continue Reading →
Last week Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella (the president of her Rassemblement National party) gave unequivocal support to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Le Pen’s niece Marion Maréchal, who Continue Reading →
‘Centrist’ French President Emmanuel Macron – the ultimate Rothschild / Goldman Sachs politician – was lionised by international liberal journalists when he defeated nationalist candidate Marine Le Pen in 2017 Continue Reading →
Marine Le Pen’s Rassemblement National did well in Sunday’s by-election for one of the two seats in the National Assembly allocated to the department de l’Ariège, which is a very Continue Reading →