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This year, May 5th marked the 200th anniversary of the death of Napoleon, France’s most famous historical figure and the greatest military leader of the 19th century. The response to the event was as sad as it was predictable. Bonaparte, much of the country’s Left cried, was a

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ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Pollsters asked the question to test French belief in the concept of a Great Replacement, which has been touted by Eric Zemmour - a far-right candidate to take on Macron in the election.

Supporters of the so-called "great replacement" theory express concerns that white and Christian populations are under threat of becoming a minority or even... 27.10.2021, Sputnik International

Neon Nettle - Two-Thirds of French People Say Christians Face Extinction from Muslim Migration - French people said such a scenario will definitely happen

LONDON: Almost two-thirds of French people believe that white European Christian populations are being “threatened with extinction” as a result of immigration from Muslim and African countries, a new poll suggests. Sixty percent of French people responding to a Harris Interactive poll said such a scenario will “definitely” or “probably” play out in their country, the Daily

The followers of French television talk-show provocateur Eric Zemmour like to compare him to America's former President Donald Trump, believing he is the man to shake up France. And they were delighted by an opinion poll published Friday suggesting that the 63-year-old Zemmour, an apologist for the Vichy regime which collaborated with Nazi Germany during…

Zemmour represents the France of yesteryear: the France of Napoleon, Notre Dame de Paris and General Charles de Gaulle, a France that does not want to become an Islamic Republic. "The danger for France is to become a second Lebanon," Zemmour often says,

A poll published on Friday for Le Monde newspaper by Ipsos Sopra Steria gave Zemmour between 16-16.5% of votes in the first round of next years election.