Marion Maréchal-Le Pen to Withdraw from Politics?
There are reports surfacing that Marion Maréchal-Le Pen has sent a two page letter announcing her withdrawal from politics to the editor of Le Dauphiné libéré, a provincial daily French newspaper published in Grenoble and known for its emphasis on local news and events. Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, the niece of Front National (FN) leader Marine Le Pen and one of the far-right party’s only two MPs, is apparently abandoning politics after her aunt’s heavy defeat…
Le Pen Gracious in Defeat!
Following the publication of preliminary results, it is clear that as was very much expected, Emmanuel Macron has beaten Marine Le Pen in the second round of the French Presidential elections by approximately 65.5% to 34.5%. Despite defeat. Marine Le Pen has achieved a higher second round percentage of the vote than any nationalist candidate has ever achieved and more than twice the share of the vote achieved by her father Jean-Marie Le Pen in…
See the Power of the Media!
After the first round of the current presidential elections in France Marine Le Pen is to be congratulated on securing her place as one of the candidates to go through to the second round, and her success in this respect will no doubt be cause for much jubilation and speculation by both the chattering classes and also the majority of European nationalists around the world. In the first round, Marine Le Pen has secured the…
Je ne suis pas Charlie
By Max Musson: As the dust begins to settle around the offices of Parisian satirical magazine ‘Charlie Hebdo’, on Rue Nicholas Appert, and the French police continue their search for the perpetrators of yesterday’s blood-bath, it seems as though the whole media have gone into overdrive in an effort to convince us of two things: That we should mourn those slaughtered as ‘champions of free speech’ and all values quintessentially French; and that we should…
Francois Duprat – Co-founder of the Front National
By Jez Turner: Recently I made a trip, at the invitation of French Nationalists, to a cemetery in the Montmatre area of Paris to pay my respects at the grave and to the memory of a seminal figure on the European Identitarian scene. On this simple but elegant black marble tomb, there is no eulogy, no epitaph, but alongside a Celtic Cross and above the dates (26.10.1941 – 18.03.1978) – there is a name, ‘Francois Duprat’. He…