Even Marine Le Penn No Longer Backs Brexit
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- We have Starmer ignoring #brexit and many of us hoping he will DEAL with it once in power.
France has Marine Le Pen now ignoring Frexit, hoping to win power to no doubt rip France out of the EU. Macron has rolled the dice and within the next month, things could look very much more consolidated or unstable.
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The same mistakes are being made today with people still listening to Nigel Farage, wake up UK
Will they never learn 😢
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@@Jj-ff9vqYA Muppet 🤡
@@Jj-ff9vq Go then and REFUK yourself.
Le Pen, like Meloni for Italy, will not advocate to leave EU.
Thanks U.K. for a lesson learnt 👍
7 years ago france was a larger exporter than britain
now britain is a bigger exporter than france
No EU member will leave the EU, not France, not Italy, not Hungary or any other. No need to worry there.
Marine le Pen is not the sharpest tool, the equivalent of liz Truss
I hope that the French are more clued up on political matters and less complacent than the English
That´s a big hope, if 40% of people vote for the far right, it´s not a very good sign.
Hope they vote for Marine, but true to form they will shit out at the last minute.
@@Minimmalmythicist It is the fault of the self seving liberal-socialists.
@@Minimmalmythicist Better than voting for the globalists.
@@user-qu8yx6nf5d I´m no fan of Macron, indeed Macron himself plays to right wing nativism quite a lot. But the idea of voting for the successors to the Vichy regime should be repugnant to anyone
Frenchman here. Macron has repeated J.Chirac mistake in 1997, thinking that calling for a snap election of MPs would help him. At the time Chirac was forced to appoint a socialist PM. Similarly, Macron could be forced to pick an RN PM. So nothing to do with Cameron except maybe arrogance and over confidence. Marine Le Pen benefits of never having to govern (some sort of virginity). So Frenchmen are not anymore afraid of the RN (her party) but the difficulty is she is clueless and doing a lot of demagogy because in her ranks are far-right and far-left people. So it is like a Soufflé that is OK as long as she stays away from governing and Macron is trying to ruin that soufflé. Will he succeed? Not sure AT ALL.
Yes M Le Pen is not anymore pushing for Frexit or leaving the Euro but she has to make her road to Damascus on many other points.
To some points we see the same cowardice in France (not accepting the reality of efforts needed and preferring demagogy) and in the UK (no-one addressing the elephant in the room that Brexit is).
Thankyou for giving us a clearer picture. As you know far right politics never bode well for europe. It has gained some ground in the Uk but not enough to keep the present government in power. Brexit should be taught in european schools on how not to do a referendum or leave a successful trade bloc.
The EEC was badged up as a free trade, common market.
The ulterior motive always was federal and political union with Europe to which we never agreed
or ever polled - as Heath/Major knew such a proposal would never be endorsed by voters.
I think Macron knows exactly what he is doing. His plan is to let the far right rule the country and prove itself ( inevitabily ) unfit for power. He hopes that Marie Le Pen will lose many voters and will not become next President. I think he is right.
@@user-yi6ui6pn4i , that was a lot of rubbish, the problem for some of you Brits is that you tend to feel that if you are not fully in charge then you are being ruled by somebody else.
Your ability to cooperate with other countries is thus limited, wounded.
It's hard even within the UK and it was hard in WW2 too.
That might change, I hope, with the younger generation of Brits (including the English).
I would recommend Fintan O'Toole, in "The Politics of Pain"
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As a Nordic and as a rule of thump I would suggest that other EU members never trust anything the British write or speak about France and the French.
There is just too much historical rubbish at the bottom.
This woman for instance thinks Macron is the PM and will have to go like say May in Britain, but he is the president and will remain until he has to go according to the law.
She also believes there is, or was a risk of a Frexit, but there never was and it's not possible today either.
I would claim that to be wishful thinking among some Brits who would love to have somebody in the EU to share their misery with.
Thanks Liz for drawing this parallel. It makes me angry when British political commentators talk about “far right governments” in Europe as though the UK was immune to fascism. They fail to realise that we’ve had a far right government in this country for years, starting with Theresa May’s “hostile environment” at the home office and culminating in Brexit and Johnson, Patel, Truss, Braverman…
You have no idea what your talking about, the standard of living all across the EU is falling fast because of the stupid EU Policies and Taxes. Why do you think people are voting for change ? its because the current EU Government has failed. Britain had a lucky escape. I regularly travel between France, Portugal and Spain and I can tell you people are not happy, especially their Farmers. The EU have been like the Conservatives, they do not listen to the little people.
@@garyb455..... and those French, Spanish and Portuguese farmers all complain to a Breeeteeesh travelling salesman (more likely: pensioner on his way to Benidorm) about their woes. One wonders why.
Sure daaahhhhlink, sure.
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oh the FN are far far worse than Theresa May
@@garyb455 Total bollocks!! Life Satisfaction in EU-countries rating: France 7.4 Portugal 7.4 Spain 7.6 all compared to Switzerland's 8.0.
@@garyb455 As a Brit living here in the EU I can assure you people here know which side their bread is buttered and - local grumbles aside - generally support EU policies and protections. As in the UK, it is simply a noisy voluble right-wing faction that pretends to more influence than it really has. Hence the talk of Frexit, Nexit, etc., but it’s all rubbish. People here know very well what post-Brexit Britain is now like: it has been a salutary warning.
Sovrinty? Ha! No thanks. Pooled sovereignty via the EU is far superior.
No member of the EU is considering leaving. An increasing proportion of EU citizens are insisting on shifting the political stance of the EU and the EU will accommodate their wishes. EU citizens haven't given up their power, only Brexiters did that.
We will have to wait and see if your bold assertion is correct.
@@keithhutchins8966 Le Pen or other right-wing parties cannot ignore EU citizens who want to stay in the EU and help to expand it, their vision!The EU Citizen Participation Portal shows very clearly what EU citizens want for their EU in the future!
The right-wing parties have many swing voters. AFD has a good 50%. Le Pen is no different.
The following sentence is already remarkable in its statement!
Eurobarometer survey.....88% of European citizens consider a social Europe to be important for them personally!...
They know exactly what the EU can do for their countries in the future, amazing! Who is thinking of leaving?
Or this answer says it all!!!
....In the run-up to the European elections, almost three quarters (74 percent) say that they feel like citizens of the EU. This is the highest value in more than two decades....
...A positive perception of the EU and EU citizenship.....
Continue here
....More than two thirds of European citizens (67 percent) agree that the EU is a place of stability in a difficult world....
That says a lot about what EU citizens want, to stay in the EU!
...Expectations of a stronger, more independent and more resilient EU...
...More than three quarters of Europeans (77 percent) are in favor of a common defense and security policy for EU countries. A good seven out of ten EU citizens (71 percent) believe that the EU must expand its capacity to produce military equipment. 69 percent are in favor of a common foreign policy for member states...
n!...
Also very interesting! ...In view of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine, almost nine out of ten citizens (87 percent) support humanitarian aid for those affected by the war....
...Six out of ten EU citizens (60 percent) think it is right that Ukraine has been granted the status of a candidate country...
Before you write something about EU citizens, you should analyze their way of thinking. The Eurobarometer, citizen participation portal and REDDIT are extremely good measurement systems for this!
For example, REDDIT BRD is one of the largest platforms in REDDIT and one of the fastest growing! Portals with 600k-2 million users and more have the power to change things.
Their reach and networking of USERS is gigantic, but across the EU and worldwide, mind you! You don't stand by and do nothing for long if things go in the wrong direction! The REDDIT viral sword is the most dangerous of its kind and they know how to use it perfectly. The smartest minds from all fields are at work there. Corporations can be driven into the ground within a few days if something like that happens. KitCat is one example among many. Even a major bank that was systemically important was taken to task.
Politicians are little dwarfs in comparison when it comes down to it!
@@keithhutchins8966 He surely is, there is no doubt at all about this. Approval of the EU is constantly rising in all EU member countries as well as in the UK. That is precisely why even LePen is no longer speaking of leaving the EU. IF she had mentioned it, she would never have received the half the votes she got and she knows that perfectly well.
@@PEdulis Ok I admire your confidence, but we will have to wait and see how the situation develops. For you I hope you are right.
@@keithhutchins8966 You must not forget that the loudest shouters are not those who get the most votes and that continental European countries have usually a wider range of media than the overwhelmingly right wing UK media, therefore, it is harder there to push a false narrative. Not impossible but much harder.
While right wing parties did get more votes, there were likewise huge marches against right wing parties and their ideas and those parties did not get a majority except for Belgium and the right wing majority in Poland was overturned.
these are parliamentary elections, Macron will remain president until 2027, it is simply a reshuffling of parliament, no more, no less. This is the second time this has happened under Macron. so you cannot compare it with the English elections
The EU has been a fantastic success, for its founder members; France and Germany. So will the French let La Pen destroy their great work? I think not!!
You can´t assume people like this are rational. That´s the whole point, they aren´t. I.e Bolsonaro intentionally spread Covid around Brazil.
Look at what a clusterfuck the Trump presidency was.
You can´t assume they´ll moderate and act mainstream in power. That´s extremely naive.
Yes, sound like Vichy La Pen; could well be doing Putin's biding. However, I could also go differently. La Pen's sister-party in Denmark, the Danish National Party, was the third largest party in the Danish parliament.
After the result of the UK's referendum in 2016, they called for a similar referendum to be held in Denmark. However, the Danish parliament refused their request. This call by the Danish National Party; to leave the EU, would be their downfall. And a following general election would see the Danish National Party decimated. They would be reduce from the third largest party to the smallest. And general election since, has seen no recovery for the Danish National Party, whatsoever. The same is happening to the Tories.
La Pen is Vichy French and the last time they were in power; would see their leader executed as a traitor.
The final sentence of the young French journalist was chillingly true. "You know when the Far Right comes to power, but you never know when they will leave". History would show they rarely do. When the Fascists come to power, Democracy ends.
Macron is one of the most pro EU politicians in Europe, he won’t put France’s position in Europe at risk. Marine Le Pen is seen by the British as a Farage type politician but she is not. She has right wing policies but she also has socialist values and she too would never do anything to put France and her citizens in danger. She is aware of the financial damage that Brexit did to Britain and will not allow the same to happen to France.
Oh dear lepen socialist values. 😂 A very nasty piece of work indeed.
I'm tired of people not knowing the long history of far right politics trying to change the definition of socialism to appropriate it. Look up what the zi in nazi stood for and what they meant by that. Short version is that it didn't have anything to do with economics (socialism/communism/capitalism is about how economy is structured)
Nothing you said is actually true, she supported Frexit initially and the stuff she wants to do is against EU law.
La Pen is Vichy France; she is a full blown Fascist.Total rule by the Fascist-elite means total rule by the state.
@@Minimmalmythicist Certainly she and Meloni in Italy were in talks with Farage many years ago but ignoring the fact that so many EU citizens are already tightly integrated , for example around a 60km strip of land around all the borders where both / all nationalities work together daily puts a big spanner in the works of real 'nationalism'.
Giving the NF the reigns of power now will show them for what they to the electorate before the 2027 presidential election.
Regardless of whether the far right win, I can't believe the French would be stupid enough to Leave the EU.
They're not quite as blinkered as us. They'll be watching from across la manche and measuring the damage Brexit is doing.
They can't, they are trapped in the Euro.
Unfortunately that is what most people in Europe thought if the BREXIT movement in Britain in 2014 onwards. People from four EU countries asked me if Britain had gone insane in 2016 when I was in Sweden.
@@plunder1956 Insane my friend is the correct word, the craziest things seem to be coming to ahead, not good!
Oh I can, she is quite capable of blaming a lot on Europe
I always watch Liz Webster. Cheers! ❤🎉😊
French farmers will never let France leave the Sweet Mighty EU, they know they need the EU-market and would never want to cut themselves away from it.
And well, you know what French farmers will do should any such foolishness actually come to be on the agenda!
Question is how you who live in any of the 3 countries or the occupied region of Ireland of the uk think the French election will impact your own (undemocratic) election?
@@mfredholmThe election in the Uk is democratic. Not perfect but still democratic. As for the french election it has no real bearing on the british public.
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As for democratic, I do not see FPTP as beeing very democratic, nore do I see it beeing particularly democratic that a country such as Scotland is not allowed to leave, should they want that.
The british public, do you not think that if Macron will be forced to step down, that would trigger followers of Nigels Garage (Reform) to be able to attract more votes as they will probabaly see that as some sort of confirmation that they were right?
I can of course not speak for your countries, but I have a feeling it will and that in itself will deepen even further the political divide and crisis you have in your countries.
@@mfredholm As l said our democracy is not perfect but still a democracy. Scotland is intwined in a 300 year old union. It could not survive on it's own. Just pipe dreams. Farage has failed seven times in the past to become a british politician and he will fail again. French politics has very little influence on the Uk.Scotland had an a referendum on leaving the union in 2014 but chose to stay. Northern lreland can have a referendum if the majority wish it to vote to leave the union.
@@mfredholm How is it occupied? It is full of Irishmen. I think there are more Mainlanders in the Republic than in NI.
As far as I'm concerned, the Republic can have it back tomorrow. I think it is up to the people who live there though.
Thank you Liz, a very interesting and informative video, I sincerely hope that Macron can triumph. I’ve always admired the French people for their tenacity and friendliness and common sense.
Those qualities are as lacking in France as they are in the UK
Thanks Liz. Interesting thoughts,.
Marine le Penn in France and melosi in Italy and farage in the UK.
This move can go seriously wrong for him. It's very easy to loose the lot in this gamble, it depends how the French voters respond.
There´s less of an anti-FN vote these days, it still exists somewhat, but rather than say 30-40% of the electorate backing the non-FN candidate in the second round, it´s more like 15-20% at most.
France, The Netherlands and Germay need to see the UK going up in flames (or sinking into the sea) to get an understanding of how bad leaving the EU would be but there again with so many far right parties who are not known for cooperation being 'in power' the dangers are more subtle. The main problems being thatso many across Europe do not appreciate the calming and generally good guidance that meeting up in Brussels has on Europe as a whole. The Attal:Bardella debate was interesting with Mr Attal having solid arguments with a 'plan' but Mr Bardella was only using populist expressions put about by Farage and the uK Leave camp with NO actual solutions.
For those in France that are saying "It wouldn't be any different if we left the EU", here's the fact of the matter: There will be equipment that you will no longer be able to buy (at any price) because they are too expensive to import. Example: Recently DR wheeled strimmers (a handy farming tool) are no longer imported into the UK. Where they are still imported, there is often considerable extra expense, and we are typically paying 30-40% more than the EU price. Please France - don't do it !!!! You will regret it forever!
I’m currently doing some building work for a guy in Le Mans and we’re back and forth to Kent for materials due to eu inflated prices . Already pricing up more work for French locals that despise the eu
What's wrong with the humans?
Brexit was so successful in it's expected failure that nobody in EU wants to leave, not even Hungary. Instead, there is a big push for reform. No matter which party you name, they all want to reform the EU and that is way more healthy than leaving the union.
If this did happen then I fear for the future of Europe in general and for the matter the world, as nations seem to be ever drifting to the right the head of nationalism rears it’s ugly head, and while they seem to be on the same page now….it will not last, and history will indeed repeat itself!
Nah, don't be too pessimistic.
The UK currently has a far right government and that will be booted out on the 4th of July.
Poland has had a far right government for years and that has been voted out last year.
Italy currently has a far right PM but she is forced to water down her ideas because she has to work together with other Italian parties.
Hungary has a far right government for years and this last election was the very first time this government did not get a majority.
If and when France will have a far right PM, it will more than likely not be a majority and the PM will be forced to water down his ideas because he has to work together with other French parties. In the unlikely event of a majority, he still has to work together with Macron.
The thing that concerns me is.... Everyone is saying Labour will win BUT that leaves the door open for people to have an excuse NOT to vote. Why is it that here in Europe voting is on a Saturday but mainly on a Sunday... Would this not make it easier for people to vote in the UK or not?
Maybe. It’s not of cameronesque proportions just yet though. We are talking about France here. They have a bit more on the liberal side than Britain.
Oh that´s very much not true. I know France well, I speak French and have lived there. The French are not liberals on race and immigration.
Indeed, France is actually more right wing than the UK on freedom of religion, they already passed a burkha ban (which almost all parties support) and the FN are saying that headscarves should be banned in the street.
The French know it was a stupid idea and how it has turned out.
Even the French loony section know it’s a busted flush!
It's funny to hear English people comment on France when they don't know a thing about how the government system works there. that shows how much the English have always been involved with the European Union, it was only about the dollars, not about the game
Cynical but you have a point. How many British businesses have been swallowed up by the US?
All European countries are pretty cynical, i.e the French are only for the EU if they can be the ones running it.
@@MinimmalmythicistThe French, though, aren't 'running' the EU. Still they are a member.
Explain your claim.
@@EllieD.Violet well, Germany is the country with the most power, but they are definitely the second power after that.
And yes, the French are for Europe to the extent it serves their own interests.
@@Minimmalmythicist Being second doesn't equal 'running the EU' (the Germans don't run it, either).
Yes - everyone is in for it for the same intetests:
1) peace in Europe
2) the economy
3) commin global political and economic clout
Not unique for France.
Le Pen or other right-wing parties cannot ignore EU citizens who want to stay in the EU and help to expand it, their vision!
The EU Citizen Participation Portal shows very clearly what EU citizens want for their EU in the future!
The right-wing parties have many swing voters. AFD has a good 50%. Le Pen is no different.
The following sentence is already remarkable in its statement!
Eurobarometer survey.....88% of European citizens consider a social Europe to be important for them personally!...
They know exactly what the EU can do for their countries in the future, amazing! Who is thinking of leaving?
Or this answer says it all!!!
....In the run-up to the European elections, almost three quarters (74 percent) say that they feel like citizens of the EU. This is the highest value in more than two decades....
...A positive perception of the EU and EU citizenship.....
Continue here
....More than two thirds of European citizens (67 percent) agree that the EU is a place of stability in a difficult world....
That says a lot about what EU citizens want, to stay in the EU!
...Expectations of a stronger, more independent and more resilient EU...
...More than three quarters of Europeans (77 percent) are in favor of a common defense and security policy for EU countries. A good seven out of ten EU citizens (71 percent) believe that the EU must expand its capacity to produce military equipment. 69 percent are in favor of a common foreign policy for member states...
n!...
Also very interesting! ...In view of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine, almost nine out of ten citizens (87 percent) support humanitarian aid for those affected by the war....
...Six out of ten EU citizens (60 percent) think it is right that Ukraine has been granted the status of a candidate country...
Before you write something about EU citizens, you should analyze their way of thinking. The Eurobarometer, citizen participation portal and REDDIT are extremely good measurement systems for this!
For example, REDDIT BRD is one of the largest platforms in REDDIT and one of the fastest growing! Portals with 600k-2 million users and more have the power to change things.
Their reach and networking of USERS is gigantic, but across the EU and worldwide, mind you! You don't stand by and do nothing for long if things go in the wrong direction! The REDDIT viral sword is the most dangerous of its kind and they know how to use it perfectly. The smartest minds from all fields are at work there. Corporations can be driven into the ground within a few days if something like that happens. KitCat is one example among many. Even a major bank that was systemically important was taken to task.
Politicians are little dwarfs in comparison when it comes down to it!
Democracy in the eu can only be properly endorsed when more than over half of the eu electorate bother to vote.
Oh politicians are very good at picking targets and blaming other people. And many voters are fools who listen to them
It´s surprisingly easy to get people to believe demagogues.
One last 'observation' ... The UK has left the EU. Why is it, it doesn't look across the Channel at the 27 countries and pick out all the good things from each of them and use them it's self.....
The latest poles that showed certain countries in Europe that wanted to follow the UK out of the EU are now (having seen what has happened to the UK) going in the opposite direction and are wanting to stay...
There wasn't a single country in Europe that wanted to follow the UK out of the EU.
It's worrying Liz , that's for sure. Thanks for your channel, you may not like what I say sometimes, I'm not sure tat I do, but it's always the truth as I see it. Love yar channel, keep up the good work
Well done keeping a straight face and soldering on while a large dog tries digging a hole in the sofa behind you.
I do try and see the bright side in all this insanity.
Dogs rule in our house!
@@lizwebstersbf sounds about right
Is your dog engaged in fracking?
She’s not called a Huntaway for nothing 🤣
No Political party is actually serious about leaving the EU. They would lose their favorite scapegoat....
France is fortunate in that it was in the ECSC etc at the outset where deal was that France got the agriculture and Germany got the manufacturing. The UK came along late and accepted a lousy deal which we should have declined as there was nothing much left for us, so they took out fish and our money. Eventually of course that was unacceptable so we left.
The EU12 was once 30% of World GDP. Now the EU27 is 14% and falling. It's becoming less significant on the world stage.
It takes a heart of stone not to laugh at the dumb Angerlanders when they preach about the "irrelevant" EU and its falling part of world GDP. >funny how they never speak about the UK's part in the global GDP. 🤣
Liz. Had your farming communities voted to remain, the UK would not be in this predicament.
Not a question of hindsight, it was all about England/English and Johnny Foreigner.
Own it and enjoy it !!
Own it and
It is estimated about half farmers voted Brexit - that’s same as the national vote. Given there are only 200k farmers, their vote was and is irrelevant.
I voted remain.
How can you say their vote was irrelevant ?. I passed field after field when driving from the midlands to Devon with huge “Brexit, Project Fear” signs visable to all using public roads. Can’t ever remember seeing an equally located Remain sign.
If all the people who now claim that they voted Remain, the result would have been a landslide.
indian politic😂😂😂😂
2:48 'do something about Brexit'
Well, Liz, Starmet can do very close to nothing 'about Brexit' - so why talk about it incessantly?
Has been explained to you dozens of times now - any chance the penny might drop eventually?
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Congratulations on saying something sensible for a change. So you are not a complete moron after all. credit were credit is due.
HE can make brexit work. That is his mandate and he will. He has no choice. And as you are a fellow "Roast Beef" it in your interests they do so. Because as much as you pretend to be"European".You are British too.
@@JohnRice-vb2ze"for a change".
This has been Ellies message since donkeys years, so you make a rather strange observation.
But at least Ellie is 1-nil ahead of you than.
@@JohnRice-vb2ze I've read some of her stuff and she's clearly shown how it is! There was almost nothing I disagreed with!
So don't write such rubbish about her. As far as idiots in the UK go, the UK could put on its own clown show in every village!
@@ab-ym3bf 1-nil ahead of me, how do you work that one out?
No point talking about the EU because there is very little chance of the UK getting back into the EU as there are still many hardcore Brexiteers out there. They've even blamed the Conservatives for not getting Brexit done by the increased number of immigrants for example. They don't seem to understand that the population of our country is declining so we need migrant workers. Now that the EU workers have gone home (as they were made unwelcome), their jobs are being filled by workers from all over the globe.
I am happy not to talk about Brexit, but I will never vote for a party dominated by candidates that advocated it, namely Tory and Reform. Polls suggest many others are in the same boat. The time for rejoining or even getting closer may not yet be ripe. But when we do it's curtains for the £ and welcome to Schengen.
I welcome the Euro and Schengen.
If you're happy not to talk about Brexit why are you watching the Brexit videos?
I like to watch the video because at the end she shows the beautiful landscape and animals...
I left the EC/EU end of the 80's for good and I am a happy immigrants in a country where foreigners are welcome...
@@lizwebstersbf Many millions more than just yourself, Liz. The overwhelming majority have to go along with it.
Who cares what the French think ?
I do. But not dumbed-down Little Angerlanders locked up in their monolingual world of course.
@@sambaliwingo the french only speak french as well
We should be extremely concerned about this. If Le Pen wins then it likely will embolden more people on this side of the Channel to vote for rightwing parties in the UK's GE.
I can’t believe that Macron could be so reckless like this.
You 🇬🇧 already have had right-wing governments since the better part of a decade. Can't go any more rightwing.
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@@EllieD.Violet Except that they don't think they're right wing enough.
@@GeorgeGeorgeOnly That's true, but I doubt they need encouragement from abroad.
@@EllieD.Violet Thanks Ellie, but personally I wouldn't bet on that. I suspect there are still a lot of undecided Tory voters out there who will feel like they've had permission to vote for something more radical because, "Well, y'know, is it all that radical anymore? The French have done it!"
I feel that if this National Rally party gets into power then hard rightwing politics becomes all the more normalised. So no offence, Ellie, but I think that people are being complacent here.
8% surveyed stated Brexit was in the top three issues in the UK, 2% said it was the main issue.
This channel is a perfect example of "misery loves company".
""SO!"" It's 'WAR' then..
If only young Rishi could have had Sky TV.....like they do on Labour's ''poverty'' council estates,..... huge satellite dishes mushrooming everywhere. 🤣🤣🤣
Well we know France will get it wrong just as we did!.
Democracy is wrong then.
IF it goes wrong the UK will start to really suffer as the number of strikes and non cooperation would escalate at the ports supplying goods to the UK.
@@mattsyson3980 I'F IT goes WRONG, bit late for IFF'S.
LePen will ship any immigrant in France via La Manche to the UK - she needs to please her electorate who hate les rosbifs with a passion. She may well slow down Calais ports and thus food delivery to the UK just to demonstrate 'strength'.
LePen being in government might turn out to be a nightmare for the UK.
It would seem your grasp of politics is a rather poor one if you think that the French far-right live the British far-right.
😂 here we go again. Putin donation for her pays off 👏
Hi Liz why are you removing my messages?
She takes out the trash - as one does.
If only she did
You tube does this. Not Liz.
Most likely YT's over zelous algorithms doing the removing.
Viva Le Pen
Youve exposed yourself Liz.
You have no idea what your talking about, the standard of living all across the EU is falling fast because of the stupid EU Policies and Taxes. Why do you think people are voting for change ? its because the current EU Government has failed. Britain had a lucky escape. I regularly travel between France, Portugal and Spain and I can tell you people are not happy, especially their Farmers. The EU have been like the Conservatives, they do not listen to the little people.
Fun fact: farmers are but a fraction of the electorate. Just to prove you actually are capable of conversing with them, continue the conversation in French or Spanish.
Greetings from civilization 🇪🇺
There is no EU government. And you traveling places doesn't mean you know the mood of the country, especially if you do not speak the local language. Which I'm sure you will claim to master..
Greetings from Portugal
Utter drivel
@@michaelmayo3127 ever seen anything else from him?
Looking at the state of Britain, if you call that a lucky escape, your perception filter must be on the blink.
HAHA maybe we should rejoin the EU after all now that the EU is becoming far right.
'The EU' by numbers is still centrist.
You couldn't join if you wanted - since it's not the random applicant that decides.
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@@EllieD.Violet Haha here she is, so youve come out from hiding from under your rock. You are denying reality again. Europe is moving to the right and are voting for parties who are anti EU and anti immigration. They are rejecting your ideology.
@@EllieD.Violet They are leaning further to the right, you are still in denial. The people of Europe are voting for parties who are anti EU and ani immigration.
Except the EU isn't becoming far right. An actual "overwhelming majority" (not a British one) is not even close to far right. But it is very convenient for the brits to portray it as such, to draw the attention away from UK politics where the choice in July will be far right, extreme far right and center right.
@@EllieD.Violet You are denying reality again. The people of Europe are fed up of the EU and mass immigration.
That is ironic. Interesting that you blame the cost of living crisis in France and Europe on the Ukraine war and lock downs but you blame our cost of living crisis in the UK on Brexit. Seems a bit of a contradiction and double standards. The reason the French people are rebelling is because of the EU and mass immigration.
Covid and the war in Ukraine are factors in the cost of living crisis which is affecting the whole of Europe (including the UK). Brexit is unique to the UK and it is the difference which makes the situation in the UK significantly worse.
The effects of Brexit are far worse and damaging than the effect of the pandemic and Ukraine. Britain has had 4% of gdp wiped off the budget on top of the effects of furlough, pandemic or Ukraine. Britain is in a far worse state than France or Germany and the full effect of trade excise and border controls still hasn’t been full realised or implemented yet.
@@MaximilianvonPinneberg nonsense. Sick of this manipulation of figures. And GDP is not a measure of success. Not interested in GDP, if we brought in the entire population of India our GDP might be wonderful but who would want to live on a tiny island with over a billion people with not enough houses or infrastructure to cope. GDP is a misleading figure and is basically irrelevant. The only things that are important are quality of life, standard of living, life expectancy, disposable income Access to public services etc.
@@MaximilianvonPinneberg Also we were never delivered a true Brexit. The only part of Brexit we got was the ability to make our own trade deals and now as a result we are the 4th largest exporter in the world, so from that respect Brexit has been a success. The damage to Britain has nothing to do with Brexit because we were never given Brexit. The damage to Britain has been because of a combination of factors, namely the lock downs the Ukraine war and the self inflicted green energy agenda, but most importantly because of mass immigration. Brexit was all about taking back control and in particular controlling immigration. Not only have we not reduced immigration we have increased it by millions. This has had all kinds of negative effects and has been a huge burden on the country.
@@MaximilianvonPinneberg if things are going so well for France and Germany, why are they voting for parties who are anti EU and anti immigration. You can't see the wood for the trees.