Antisemites like yourself using hatred of israel as justification for hate crimes, constitute the vast majority of such attacks

Israel fart right gov is definitely involved in destabilizing middle east, directly and indirectly. And it's not 1 agression, this is about 6 digits victims.
Diaspora Jews are paying for this, which is the really pathetic thing here. Along with over-mediatization.



keep your venom for you and your kind.

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on May 26 2019 11:21am

France estimations:

23% RN (Old National Front, classic far right)
22% LRM (cant be seriously translated, macron party, centrist)
13% "The Greens" (classic, left)
8% Republican party (classic right party)
7% Rebellious France (new far left - populists eventually)
7% Socialist Party (classic left party)

In 2014

RN 25%
Presidential party (ump, right) 21%
Socialist Party (classic left party) 14%
UDI (democratic union blabla centrists) 10%
"The Greens" (classic, left) 9.5%
FG (Left Front fart left) 6.5%


Globally this is a clear move to the left.

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on May 26 2019 12:26pm

what the hell are you talking about?

in 2014, you had far left + greens + socialists at 14+9.5+6.5 = 30%
in 2019, you have new populist far left + greens + socialists at 13+7+7 = 27%.

the camp of leftist parties didnt grow, Le Pen's right-wing party remained steady, the only major change is that under Macron, the centrist party switched places with the classical conservatives.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on May 26 2019 12:37pm

Ump was sarkozy party, mucho gracias right.
In 2014 UMP = 21, in 2019 = 0,

The fuck you better try to present a clear result for your country instead of barking

/e also 72% in 2019 vs 86% in 2014 (5%- isn't counted) so you can lower the numbers of 2014 (or increase the 2019 ones)
=>Thats all<=

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on May 26 2019 12:44pm

What's the difference between Macron and Sarkozy? In terms of actual policy, not in terms of rosy rhetoric.

Current projection:



Losers: EPP, S&D (Even though they will remain the largest fractions)

Winners: Greens, ALDE, EFDD

sauci cant even read the vote results of his own country

oh boy



i would have thought that you were the kind of guy to turn up there at 8 am

jokes aside though, there has been some criticism about the absentee vote by the federal election director
https://www.spiegel.de/politik/deutschland/europawahl-bundeswahlleiter-kritisiert-steigende-zahl-an-briefwaehlern-a-1268445.html
and there have been some issues and mistakes in recent elections

whats your take on that? just curious

do I read this correctly:

we basically have 4 big blocs in the EP which are of somewhat equal strength:
greens and GUE/NGL with 110ish seats, classical social democrats and leftists with 147 seats, the classical conservatives with 173 seats, various right-wing to far-right factions with a combined seat count of 171 (although they are fragmented and wont work together too much), liberals and centrists with 110ish seats, and some 50 or so others from small parties.


basically, neither EPP + ALDE nor EPP + S&D nor S&D + ALDE have a majority.
A progressive S&D + ALDE + Greens coalition also wouldnt have a majority.

so the only way out that I see is that the 3 classical big factions (conservatives, socialists and liberals) form a graaaaaand coalition.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on May 26 2019 12:58pm

Acting like a dumbfuck without any argument fits well with you.




First thing coming in my mind is the foreign policy regarding Israel
UMP right and LRM center is prolly is a simple and cautious way to summarize it, Sarzko trying to steal LePen votes with hating speech is something Macron will never do.


/E oh and this ofc:



LePen party itself moved to the left

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on May 26 2019 12:59pm