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What was Macrons speech supposed to acheive?

The centenary of world war one brought together world leaders to Paris, to remember the fallen, the ones that gave their lives for the sovereign nations these brave men fought for. One such thing that these soldiers stood up for was the national ideas that they felt strongly about. When their national identity and culture was under threat. they stood up to oppression.

The French president took to the stage, in front of world press to openly say that ‘nationalism is destroying the patriotism’. What a time to bring something like this to up to say, on the day the world was remembering fallen heroes. This centrist president quoted by the guardian newspaper as saying, ‘old demons were resurfacing’. In my opinion this was a clear dig at the populist movement, bringing down elitism throughout not only Europe but furthermore the world. World leaders met later in the day after remembrance for a peace forum. One that president Trump did not attend. This very much shows that they Americans are giving the Europeans the breathing space to be able to sort out their own internal problems.

Mainstream media however, with their dog whistles are twisting this into a travesty of international proportions. That in some way, the American president did not care about fallen soldiers. This is an absolute pile of garbage and for them to have the audacity to voice such a notion is nothing short of ‘old demons’ destroying the very patriotism that Macron was speaking about.

What is left of the pro elitist politicians with any credibility (I do not hold Macron in this list) are clinging on to any stage they can to try and fix what they destroyed. Gone of the times that neo liberals ruled the Europe with an invisible iron fist. Sovereign European citizens are clued onto how these liberals were destroying their own identities, the very core of what made, not only themselves but the country they reside in unique, powerful and a key player in geopolitical terms.

Rather than propping up corrupt politicians and liberals why are we not investing in the infrastructure that is able to monitor these dirt bag people? The European Union and the September 2017 resolution on anti-corruption is clearly not going far enough to tackle this problem. Instead why not take advice from a country like my own, New Zealand. It has the lowest rates of corruption in the world. The fact that so much of the civil service in New Zealand is regulated is paramount to the success of it consistently being named the most anti corrupt country in the world. This however is not in the self- interests of the elitist culture. If they were to be regulated, no more could they sway their back-door deals to financially benefit themselves as the end user is screwed over. Macron and to extension Angela Merkel are the public faces of this corrupt agenda. They have been the forerunners on the mass immigration policies that are destroying the continent. It has been these two that have opened their countries to the extremities of radical ideological individuals. The types of people that our fallen fought so fiercely against, to protect us from the dangers of these people. But what the French and Germans want to promote in order to appease their master, George Soros. What that man is doing to the continent is nothing short of criminal, he should be made to answer for the travesty that he himself has put into motion.

In my opinion the power that Emmanuel Macron holds these days has dwindled considerably since coming to power in France. A new type of president for the French republic in the way that he is very much a centrist, rather than the more traditional left that the French have typically had to rule their country, are now seeing that this president has a very unclear idea of French history. The notion that he compared himself to the great Charles de Gaul was an absolute joke. One that the French public did not find funny at all. No, it seems that the centrist views of this green politician are in every way of the word unfit for the political system of French government. What about what your men fought for? Does that hold no significance to you at all Mr Macron? If it did then you would not be politicizing the elitists views of EU bureaucrats. Do your country a favour and step aside Mr Macron. You will not only be doing your country a great justice but also the European continent as well. Take the lead of your close partner Angela Merkel and resign.

 

 

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The populist movement in Europe

During the last French democratically held elections, there was a big shock as it seemed as though a right-wing party would actually be a front running contender to win the general election. Hard fought though the national front and Merine Le Pen narrowly missed out. Defeated by the centrist Macron. The liberal left of Europe thought that they could breathe a sigh of relief. That however was not the case. Not long after the cracks within the parties, Europe-wide were being put to the test. The Alternative for Germany (AFD) gained 94 seats in the Bundestag (Germany’s government), the anti-immigrant businessman Andrei Babis became the prime minister of the Czech Republic (a politician plagued by corruption allegations I may add), and then there was in Austria the right-wing Freedom Party, which took 26% of the national vote to become a coalition partner. Further south you have the five-star movement in Italy. Not to mention Brexit and the election of Donald Trump to the highest position in the land, President of the United States of America.

Throughout Europe the governing political bodies have drastically fallen out of favour with the voting public. But why is this? Well. One reason is the sway held by the Philanthropist and businessman George Soros. He has single handedly destroyed the very essence that made Europe so great, with his Open Borders policy (amongst others). For once the people of Europe are fighting back. What the liberal bureaucrats never envisioned (or were completely blind to), was the fact that it is the people that hold the true power. Not pencil pushing desk jockies. Oh, but I could not just blame this on just one man. After all, it has been a collective fau-par. The overbearingness of the European Union: its authoritarian rule over its members have indeed cast aside the loyalties that once were awarded to the Union. Just like the Soviet Union fell, so is the European Union. Alll from the miscalculations from the top. This is a problem with the extreme left. They think of good ideas, but when it comes to putting in that all too important hierarchical system, they fall depressingly short.

The rise of this populist movement has been quite ingenious. Toning down the rhetoric has taken these parties from merely ‘surviving on scraps’, to actual being in positions of power. Really able to make change happen. Le Penn was a master at this.  Now, because of the lessons learnt, the right now has the ability to bring the liberal elitists to their knees. In my opinion, they should be put behind bars. Their dirty tactics have destroyed the Union that was supposed to bring all the European countries together.

Come the European Elections next year there comes the time that the liberal elitists can finally be brought to justice.  I hope that the new order will bring to these liberals what they deserve. To see Europe taking a different direction is going to be something that is going to be monumentally significant to the entire global system. What I am worried about though is that we will be replacing one authoritarian regime with another.

The Brexit Scapegoat

The top story that has been constantly at the forefront of the British news has? The terrible Brexit negotiations handled by the British Prime Minister, Theresa May and the in-party squabbles of the conservatives. I am a blue supporter. I always have been. However, the ability of this current conservative party and the ground it has given away to the communist hard-left labor party is a real travesty to the democratization of the United Kingdom.

Unfortunately, Britain has probably ‘thebrexit’ most unfit, unqualified leader that the conservatives have had ruling the party… ever. She has given in to leftist liberals, given too much privileges away. For Christ sake, she decided to not even stand up to live political debates in the lead up to the last general election. Why? People, she isn’t a good public person. Her trip to Africa was a clear example of how uncomfortable she is in the public eye. Away from being on camera the prime minister can hide behind pre-made speeches, she is able to hide behind well devised speeches. On the global stage, she just cannot do that. In these countries, important trading partners to the UK after Brexit. I found that she was just unable to create a lasting image of solidarity. Something that emerging countries look to places like Britain to ascend to, a framework that they can mirror.

Most people in Britain would love to see Boris Johnson as the new Prime Minister. Yes, he is an amazing public speaker, calls it how he sees it. In the current political climate here in the UK, I don’t see that being the most ideal situation for the conservatives, at all. Jeremy Hunt? He can’t even manage the National Health System. How can he be trusted to manage a whole country? The Home Secretary, Sadiq Khan, I think the whole issue of  knife crime in the capital alone and his inability to tackle this problem will not even put him as a front runner for the big job. Now, currently there is no suitable candidate that could viably take over from Theresa May, without bringing the whole conservative party to its knees. I see that the party, until Britain has formerly left the European Union will not oust her. I do see though that the conservatives will use her as a scape goat for the awful way she has handled Brexit. Unfortunately, she has given into the liberal left. Given them too much room to spread their toxic feelers, as to say.

After March you are going to be hearing a lot of “right, she has gone, we can start making the putting in the steps that are going to make Britain great again”. It is going to be an interesting political time, Just before the EU parliament elections. What a time to be in this part of the world. I can’t wait.