Macron is playing either 1D or 4D chess.

@Suvaline1234

7 күн бұрын

fr

@ganyumaindayone1112

7 күн бұрын

as a french i think he was just frustrated and did the biggest mistake he could ever make, i fear that if the far right, or worse, the far left win a majority (which is unlikely for both and most likely no one win a majority) that the country is heading to bankruptcy

@zerotwo_.002

7 күн бұрын

​@@ganyumaindayone1112Why do you think the far left is worse ?

@Richard1A2B

7 күн бұрын

He's playing poker and unfortunately he's using France and the EU as his chips!

@florianschneider3982

7 күн бұрын

​@@ganyumaindayone1112or you do what France does best and grab the next best Bonaparte.

Bro is clicking random decisions in hoi4

@MrGRU-mn9zq

7 күн бұрын

Frfr 😂😂😂

@abarette_

7 күн бұрын

LOOL

@leopoto8531

7 күн бұрын

Lmao

@mikfug9235

4 күн бұрын

😢ជម្រាបសួរខថ​@@MrGRU-mn9zq

@aronax4492

4 күн бұрын

vibain nodwon

Ciotti being kicked from his own party is some Games of Thrones stuff and is making this election, albeit very important and concerning, surprisingly entertaining.

@DarkHarlequin

7 күн бұрын

If in Game of Thrones the Talgaryians locked the throne room, threw away the key and yelled "Can't be king if you can't get to the throne! My plan is flawless!" then yes 😁

@ludwigvonkoopa4998

7 күн бұрын

Not forgetting the moment the head president of the Ile de France region was seen approaching the LR hq while rolling up her sleeves to intimidate Ciotti😭😭😭😭😭😭

@alexlehrersh9951

7 күн бұрын

@@DarkHarlequin Nope he meant that the parties executives aretraitors like the greens or Lennister

@bobrong9645

7 күн бұрын

Spoiler: he hasn't been kicked out. Apparently, a court has ruled it off.

@VictouffeVideos

7 күн бұрын

@@ludwigvonkoopa4998 Best part is, after this image was taken, she slapped Ciotti XD

"France" and "most chaotic" being in the same sentence, makes me wonder if we're going to see the French 6th Republic soon.

@erwannthietart3602

7 күн бұрын

God i hope

@Minimmalmythicist

7 күн бұрын

I doubt it, it´s hard to get constitutional reforms done unless there is some consensus in favour. The FN want a more authoritarian state on the Victor Orban model, the left want to return to a parliamentary Republic like the fourth Republic. The Macronites want to keep the Gaullist constitution. What will happen if Marine Le Pen wins the presidency in 2027 is it will inevitably produce a constitutional crisis as much of what she wants to do is explicitly unconstitutional. She effectively wants to use a referendum to increase the presidency´s execuvtive powers (and they are already substantial in France!).

@2010AZ

7 күн бұрын

I hope to, it's in the left's program

@erwannthietart3602

7 күн бұрын

@@2010AZ even if the left fails, i still want a 6th republic, our current presidential constitution works only when the president is a good president, smt we didnt have in over a decade

@vicvicking1990

7 күн бұрын

Impossible, LFI will never win, majority of France prefers RN as less dangerous for our economy

*Tourist:* _"I can't wait to go to Paris for the Olympic Games!"_ *Me:* _"But the whole country will be on strike and plunged into chaos."_ *Tourist:* _"You do not have to try to convince me. I already said that I will go."_

@helkindown

7 күн бұрын

The tourist came for authentic french experience

@IK_MK

6 күн бұрын

Is it really France if they're not striking ? That's like Italy with no Pizza

@lennard9331

6 күн бұрын

​@@IK_MKwe go on strike less often than the Brits do. Only difference is that ours tend to be much louder on account of people trying to defend their rights instead of pay increase disputes, as is the case in the UK.

@federicobizzarricadorin9430

6 күн бұрын

I’m dead, if they try to win this with a broad coalition with the greens there’s gonna be a civil war in France, this year ending with trump election is gonna be CRAZY

@axanarahyanda628

6 күн бұрын

​@@lennard9331I would say that our reputation about strikes is 75% due to SNCF and RATP. SNCF even has a wikipedia page solely dedicated to its strikes! Out of the 20 past years, there have only been 2 when they didn't go on strike.

Actual tl;dr : c'est le bordel

@Nat-uw4fs

7 күн бұрын

😂

@regis_red

7 күн бұрын

Bordella 😂

@edsontransports9400

7 күн бұрын

@@regis_red 😂😂😂

@looped7979

7 күн бұрын

P*tain ouais... OSKOUR

@moimoi7973

5 күн бұрын

Et ce n’est que le début

Macron: Calls a surprise election France's left and right: F*ck it, we ball 💃💃

Left-wing parties to the right-wing ones: "Ah you think infighting is your ally? You merely adopted the circular firing squad. We were born in it, molded by it."

@feihceht656

7 күн бұрын

I didn't know solidarity or pragmatism until I was already a man!

Ah yes! Nothing says "I'm the serious competent and level headed leader France needs right now!" like locking the door to a meeting room and yelling "You can't vote me out if you can't get in the voting room I'll be here foreeeeeever!" A strategy right out the playbook of my mates 5 yo who didn't want to brush his teeth 🙄😅

@GSean2013

7 күн бұрын

Worked well for Louis XVI right 😂

@yalassa1

7 күн бұрын

Of course that's no plan for the long run but considering how short the time schedule is, it might work.

@Abraxium

7 күн бұрын

@@GSean2013 You beat me to it lmao

@flyingpharoah4867

7 күн бұрын

The court agreed with him

@goldenfiberwheat238

7 күн бұрын

It’s like a parody of the tennis court oath

French politics never disappoints, this shit is funnier than any political TV show

From France here IT'S A FUCKING DRAMA EVERY FUCKING DAY

@TurdBoi-tf5lf

Күн бұрын

Exaggeration

@papaipa

Күн бұрын

@@TurdBoi-tf5lfI don’t think you understand. It feels like a reality show in France. It’s not politics anymore.

@SWOONYMOONY

Күн бұрын

Real

Honnestly i could'nt have expected a better netflix series, and we have a new episode every day !

@Findair

7 күн бұрын

Every day ? Please, even every HOUR we have a plot twist 🤣

I'm amazed by the speed at which this and the UK elections are going. Here in the Netherlands, our PM announced in July of last year that there'd be new elections, which ended up happening 4 and a half months later. and we still don't have a new government.

@matthieuwojcik6609

7 күн бұрын

Don't worry, if the polls stay the same and is confirmed by the vote, establishing a government will be a mess for us too, with no possible majority coalition

@Piineapple.

7 күн бұрын

I'm afraid the UK and France will face a situation similar to Belgium's no government period

@yngvildrthevoracious

7 күн бұрын

Both decided they should act fast so their main opponents (Tories vs Reform and Renaissance vs The Myriad of Left that are back to fighting as of Saturday 15th at 10pm local time) couldn't regroup and are dramatically failing. Also the Left's programme is out I hope they make a video on the LFI Purge accusations, heck I want to help them write the script 😂

@EKsUrbanTracks

7 күн бұрын

One month is a bit short...

@holdenennis

7 күн бұрын

Meanwhile, the United States of America are in a state of permamnent electoral campaign.

French politic shenanigans are the most entertaining of all. Hands down 😂

This is too much democracy for me to understand as an American. I mean, they actually have choices. Wow!

@EKsUrbanTracks

7 күн бұрын

The illusion of choice, it feels more like a trap. Voting for your fave might not be the best strategy depending on the outcome you wish for. I used to vote FOR someone, but the "choices" have been so terrible that you ended up choosing the best candidate to beat the one you hate the most, or the least crappy one that has a chance to really win. You can't not vote, because it'd give other voters more power, you can't just "vote away" and waste it, and protest votes do not count. You know this ballot is important and all you can do is motivate people who are disillusioned by our biased elective process to just vote. Also voting at the start of Summer, just as people leave after a year of being fucked left and right, is a guarantee of a low turnout. I hope I'm wrong.

@goldenfiberwheat238

7 күн бұрын

@@EKsUrbanTracksthat’s just democracy in general: the illusion of choice. Who wins is who the elites want to win. Voting is pointless. It doesn’t matter who wins, all elections everywhere are rigged to some degree. Sometimes its a lot more blatant, like the American elections of 2000 and 2020, but most of the time it’s far more subtle

@truechaosmulala3831

2 күн бұрын

@@EKsUrbanTracksatleast you have more than 1 choice if you don’t like 1 party

@elementonly08

2 күн бұрын

Every single party is for open borders except one. It’s just a way of strangling out the actual will of the people. France for the French

@goldenfiberwheat238

2 күн бұрын

@@elementonly08 based

I appreciate how incredibly well researched your coverage of french elections is, it's rare coming from english media.

@FS-mi9sn

6 күн бұрын

Not really. But, well, quiet a lot is happening, so it's hard to catch it all accurately (especially with the opponents accusing each other). Two examples : 1. Ciotti is not the ex-leader, he still is the head of the LR. While big-shots of the LR oppose his decision and tried to oust him, the vote was in an illegal manner (they didn't even check who was voting, the vote was counted as "all those who are silent are for" and those who spoke up were shut down with no debate). He has support from many LR militants and many rightwing voters want a rightwing alliance. 2. Marion Marechal didn't defect of the RN, she left political life for several years before coming back to a party that was closer to her views. And, she didn't ask the voters to support the RN, but the national union (lead by the RN), which was the objective of her party (to form a right wing union). I haven't arrived at the leftwing shenanigans yet so don't know if they will be accurate or not.

The leader of a major political party locked himself in his office and started shouting "la la la la la can't hear you" and put his fingers in his ears while other party members tried to throw him out? This is some saturday morning cartoon level shit

This free French DLC looking lit!

Les républicains debacle is top tier entertainment

@VideaVice25

7 күн бұрын

Hey. He might be all alone in that room but it's HIS room.

@Kranidos22

7 күн бұрын

This are the only times I wish I knew French so I could better get a laugh out of the situation

@goldenfiberwheat238

7 күн бұрын

Them not being able to find the spare key and just going somewhere else to vote him out is like a parody of the tennis court oath

I'm French and I can say that your account of French politics is very well research, very to the point and fair. I'm impressed. Even on, the screen on the precedent video where you wrote that it was an oversimplification, it was really well done and I wish all French people would understand as much!

A most stable political situation in France sice Napoleon

@sodalitia

7 күн бұрын

At least they have plurality in their democracy. Not like US or UK fake democracies with two parties that are two sides of the same coin.

French here, very good analysis !

@hasmaraldespear4812

7 күн бұрын

Très heureux de voir TLDR news validé par le GOAT

@juliendurand1178

7 күн бұрын

Mais mais mais tu regarde aussi leur chaîne 🤣, si ça validé par toi tout va bien alors !

@kiramoth2766

7 күн бұрын

Jean Massiet approved!! Leur journalisme est vraiment excellent, c'est tellement bien recherché. Leur chaine est super utile pour expliquer notre situation à des amis de gauche anglophones!

@albevanhanoy

7 күн бұрын

Je ne m'attendais pas à te voir ici. Je Massiet de surprise.

@abarette_

7 күн бұрын

Massiet qui prépare sa meilleure vidéo all-time

You never talk how bad it it for french people to elect people so quickly. Their will be no campaigns and no ideas exchanged with the people of France. Politics isnt a game we comment.

@erwanmarie8756

6 күн бұрын

We all know what's the deal here, Nationalists on the right, the United States of Europe on the center, Cuckoo land on the left...

@VlastislavVelikij

6 күн бұрын

because it is Washington in France who chooses his slaves.

@ariehamm241

6 күн бұрын

​@VlastislavVelikij Bot

As of last, the court ruled in favor of Ciotti.

@quentinbraban-avenel8506

7 күн бұрын

Futhermore, the parti "Les Republicains" can't endorse any candidates without the agreement of Ciotti wich put them in quite a pickle since it has to be done before monday. Ciotti uses that power to negociate with the National Rally while the remainder of the party wants candidates in every circonscription to face the National Rally (and the other candidates).

@Jeremy.Mekkaoui

7 күн бұрын

The court did not rule in favor of Ciotti, they simply considered that the situation was not obvious, that the case had to be handed over to the national courts, and that in the meantime the exclusion decision was suspended to let time for justice to decide. Normally, justice should end up validating Ciotti's suspension because he did not respect the statutes of the LR which specified that there would be no alliances with the RN.

@nox5555

7 күн бұрын

@@Jeremy.Mekkaoui Naja, davon gab es kaum noch welche bei Parteigründung.

@YgalSharon

7 күн бұрын

@@quentinbraban-avenel8506 I'm not sure this is accurate since the Republican party is not totally against Ciotti which makes it possible for him to still claim the validity of casual alliance with RN.

@TheTeeProd

7 күн бұрын

@@Jeremy.Mekkaoui From now till the the court decides, the elections would have passed. and nothing would matter at this point. Ciotti is a genius

It's amazing how you can just send an entire country into chaos based on vibes

@araen11

6 күн бұрын

A lot of politica is "based on vibes" as this is how the populua reacts. And the crowd is generally idiotic, even if it's members are not

Hahaha locking the building and hiding the keys so they couldn't meet up. He must be a schoolar of Ludwig the 16.

Okokok. They can’t ALL be far right. I feel like you’re using that term to describe all of them…

Update: - The court has ruled that for now Ciotti is the rightful president of Les Républicains - some major leaders from LFI (France Embowed) got kicked out and are making a splash saying it's because they criticized Mélenchon internally

@guillaumelandaburu1784

7 күн бұрын

Also the left alliance program was leaked

@iand3lond

7 күн бұрын

the court didn't ruled he was the rightful president, just that the exclusion should stay on hold until a final verdict.

@VeloxNazuna

6 күн бұрын

@@guillaumelandaburu1784 ? it was released not leaked

We have the best politics 🇫🇷

@freedompodcast4518

7 күн бұрын

French politics is just bloody insane that means I love it. French politics is so bad but so good it's like The Room of politics. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧🖕🖕🇫🇷

Really reminds me of Sunak who called a snap election and saw a similar(but more extreme) party poll ahead and the opposition skyrocket

Idk as a moderate it’s very frustrating to see the radical left and right rise like this, but the center leaning parties have to do a better job dealing with the people’s problems, meaning less ideological policies and more effective policy.

@Christophe-pl5xu

7 күн бұрын

Macron have done a very liberal politic. He have denied migrant were an issue. Then a lot of atrocity crimes were committed by illegal migrant. An little girl raped and cut in piece by a migrant girl . An great mother beat to death and raped also. Many others.he also says that the extreme right is irresponsible while macron has made as much debt in 7 years as there was in 40 years before... He then asks people to work longer. he reduces aid for the unemployed but in the same week he gives bonuses to civil servants for the Olympic games. (civil servants also negotiated not to have to work longer)

Thanks to explain french chaotic political situation, our medias are incapable of your clarity on the matter.

@Ggnmgjhg

7 күн бұрын

Because all the French media are subsidized by the state so they all propagate the same leftist crap. We call it “la presse aux ordres”

Everything with Ciotti is so so sad yet so so funny

Former president Hollande was just confirmed to be standing in Corrèze...

@Minimmalmythicist

7 күн бұрын

Don´t know why they´d want to stand him as a candidate of all people...

@lavillenouvelle

7 күн бұрын

He said: we have some marginal disagreements with La France Insoumise, about, for example, antisemitism, bit we basically agree on all the rest.

@abarette_

7 күн бұрын

kinda based of him tbh of course this is offset anytime he speaks

Hello I am French, this is problem of the macron system , he absorbed talents from left and right in his center party so , PS and les republicains have shrinken and now it is macron or Far left or far right, and today French are tired with Macron...

@french907

6 күн бұрын

Mélenchon is not far left though Poutou who is running in one of the circonscription IS. But he's thé only one in the left leaning alliance.

Mac literally made a battle royal

French politics are a pure circus right now.

France's biggest export; governmental drama.

Man, I love French politics

Great report, thank you. It's interesting how the French election has completely eclipsed the UK election in terms of international importance.

@dieterhofner7043

7 күн бұрын

Tbh its not that the reason why it has eclipsed us because we dont know who will win it. While in the UK we all know the winner.

@pixelatedxenon9579

7 күн бұрын

Because the UK is a joke of a country now, Thanks to the tories.

@samv.g4231

7 күн бұрын

Cause the uk has lost any remaining geo-political importance after brexit

@Luci449

7 күн бұрын

Why would it be of importance now the results are pre ordained already

@Richard1A2B

7 күн бұрын

@@Luci449 it's not just that. The outcome of the UK elections is of little significance outside the UK, whereas the French elections will directly impact hundreds of millions of people across the EU.

That is very well summed up. Thanks.

Super helpful! Only good foreign coverage I have seen of French elections ever to be honest. Ppl usually totally misunderstand French politics. Well done!

France has finally seen light

I'm french, i watch TLDR to get an outsider's point of view in order to make decisions (btw, thank you!). Yet... It's such a mess that i don't know who to vote for anymore... Bardella : "-We need the dissolution of the assembly" Macron : "-Aight BET"

What software do you use? Your video thumbnails also look well edited and amazing😅❤

Can you also talk about the situation in Romania. Thats because even now we still have to count the votes. You see a lot of people saw that a number of votes simply dissapeareing during counting and so the opposition is trying to get them back and include them in the counting

This is the kind of choas you will see in tv on a drama series or telenovela.

Storms in wineglasses....Thanks for this update

You make quite a complicated topic very understandable! Keep up the great quality of work and your unbiased reporting

How come you never reported on the Chat Control law?

2:00 "...but Ciotti locked himself inside his office, prompting a hunt for the spare keys" sounds like the tail end of a news story in The Simpsons being read by Kent Brockman

Stop trying to go against the change made by people.

This whole week was hilarious.

Nothing new, French chaos.

Emmanuel Macron thinks he's playing 4D chess when in reality he's playing checkers.

You did not mention that the court sided with Ciotti

The situation is pretty fun but also worrying, I learn that the chief of "France Insoumise" call "La Garde Jeune" the action group of party.

@sixpom7993

7 күн бұрын

Can you provide a source ? I haven't heard that.

@Fortunatus144

7 күн бұрын

La Jeune Garde is a violent Antifa mob group, which somehow managed to get included in the Popular Front alliance, as if it was some minor political party. And its leader, who is a Hamas apologist and literally surveilled by police as a potential terror threat, was nominated to be the official Popular Front candidate in a winnable district. Bit crazy. I remind you that this alliance goes up to the very moderate center left including former President Hollande.

The Popular Front, the National Rally, and a disjointed government in between. HOI4 is that you?💀

2:26 😂😂

Bonjour baguette, vive la france

@Psyxic_Crimes

7 күн бұрын

Hon hon hooon

@5r32c

7 күн бұрын

frog leg delicious

@abarette_

7 күн бұрын

@@5r32c said no french person ever

@5r32c

7 күн бұрын

@@abarette_ yeah but it's funny to make jokes about it

@abarette_

7 күн бұрын

@@5r32c it is! lol

What in the Looney Toones was that lock in? 😂

"Sar Cozy"

@guillaumefigarella1704

7 күн бұрын

-he was a cosy tsar so its perfect

I think were going to see movements similar to that of that of 1848 revolutions across europe

So many questions, maybe somebody here can answer them: 1. Isn't there a minimum electoral campaign length? Three weeks between calling the elections and the first round seems like a short time for alliances to be made, campaigns to be organized, leaflets to be printed and so on. 2. I know the French President can dissolve the Nation Assembly, but it is the Government that organizes the elections. So why was Macon allowed to set the dates of the elections? 3. In some countries with a presidential system, the President cannot be involved in political debate while in office. By default, he resigns his statute as a party member. Why isn't this the case in France? Does it go back to the establishment of the Fifth Republic and de Gaulle's demands? Thanks

@Tasiturne

7 күн бұрын

the two votes for the assembly must be between 20 and 40 days after the dissolution is announced (09/06) so the choice of when is limited by that time frame For the third question he can participate in the sense of ''defending '' the party program but cannot organise a debate between himself and the opposition Macron can say '' hey you shloud really vote for the guy in your city who represent Renaissance'' bc it helps him, if he loose the elections he will have to choose a prime minister from the winning party even if it's not his wich we call ''cohabitation'' (it happenned twice in 65 years) Tldr: there's two options 1- Macron party wins the elections and reinforce their power to vote laws etc 2- far right or left coalition wins and Macron has to appoint a PM from said winner party (cohabitation)

I think Macron is right to call an election even though the outcome could be disastrous for his party, France, the EU and even the western alliance. The populist right cannot be wished away. I am English and hate Brexit but we had to have it to lance the boil. People who vote for populism have to experience what it does in power.

@NitwitsWorld

3 күн бұрын

It's about big money I guess 😅

@jontalbot1

2 күн бұрын

@@NitwitsWorld No- it’s about exposing people to their ignorance. For the populist politicians used to casual sloganising, imagining its easy to govern and the electorate who also think there must be easy solutions. In Britain we have had an essentially populist government for 14 years and it is about to be annihilated. There is a minority who cling to their fantasies but the vast majority are tired of the lies. The French have to get it out of their system too.

@NitwitsWorld

2 күн бұрын

@@jontalbot1 It is probably too late fam

I have a suspicion that a Bonaparte will try and took advantage of this situation

So accurate tksj

These videos are great, but it is so confusing using translated English names for the parties. It would be much better to say Front Populaire, Ensemble, La France Insoumise, Rassemblement National and so on -- give the translation side by side if necessary. I want to be able to keep up in conversation with other Europeans and that requires knowing the real names of parties.

@Americanbadashh

7 күн бұрын

That word require they attempt to speak the french names, and french is very easily butchered by English speakers.

@jeddgangman4502

7 күн бұрын

It’s far easier using the English names and most of Europe doesn’t speak French

@abarette_

7 күн бұрын

yes I highly agree. some translations can be misleading.

seeing this video is just making me realise how much my country looks like a GOT series right now

Honestly just waiting for napoleon at this point

@Christophe-pl5xu

7 күн бұрын

Bardella ll win . Far Left is a joke. They dont have a chief and they would send France under supervision as the financiers leave. They said: “we are going to play Robin Hood on the rich.” they are crazy and also support hamas

In 20 years there will definitely be a Netflix show made depicting these events

France unbowed is considered as a left party in France and not a "far left" one. In France it's the "conseil d'État" that classifies the parties into different ideologies.

@holius1

7 күн бұрын

it's considered "radical left" and not just "left"

@abarette_

7 күн бұрын

it is considered left to far-left.

@s1me007

7 күн бұрын

There’s only one party that’s slightly more left than LFI (NPA) and it’s insignificant

@Kyragos

7 күн бұрын

​​@@s1me007There are more than one. The communist party is supposedly at their left, even though I admit their program these last years has softened. There is also Lutte Ouvrière, that has the same Marxist revolutionary tendencies than NPA. In the end, I feel that LFI is a mixed bag of political leanings, from the left to the far left, but mostly radical left.

@dantealighieri4857

7 күн бұрын

They are communists so it doesn’t matter but I agree

If I had a nickel for everytime a French leader locked up a room so people couldn't vote against him I'd have two nickels. Which is not a lot, but it's weird ot happened twice.

You know, initially I couldn't understand why Marcon would make such a move after losing so blatantly... now I get it.

Anything happens yup: Ciotti being confirmed as president of LR and the New Popular Front started infighting again, despite publishing their program, because 5 key France Unbowed MPs were kicked out of their seats' campaign... Crikey!

@FairyCRat

7 күн бұрын

And also, known wifebeater Adrien Quatennens was still chosen to run in his constituency, despite how controversial he obviously is.

@bothi00

7 күн бұрын

And they made hollande a candidate, and Adrien quattenens, who was convicted for domestic abuse

@french907

6 күн бұрын

This just in Quatennens agreed not to run in his circonscription (electoral ​region where he was elected) so that's good.@@bothi00

@bothi00

6 күн бұрын

@@french907 delighted to hear. Shameful he was even let back into the party. Ruffin must be PM

@french907

6 күн бұрын

@@bothi00 Yeah agreed. For Ruffin remains to be Seen. He seems to be the most consensual figure. However it remains to be Seen whether or not Mélenchon will just allow him to take his spot as the most important place for candidate for a United left in 2024. And whether hardcore Mélenchon voters will accept it.

This channel is so far left anything conservative is far-right. They consider center right as right wing.

@zaydalaoui9397

6 күн бұрын

They don’t chose the categories, these denomination are given by the « conseil d’état » in France

This is so confusing!

Why can't they vote on whether they want him as leader😂

@Dendarang

7 күн бұрын

they don't have the time, election season is too short.

@triceratops7084

7 күн бұрын

@@Dendarang more like they're scared the republican base wants them to ally with Lepen and not Macron

"Our leaders won't allow us to assemble in this building, and locked the doors? Lets just go next door then!" Classic France.

Pas mal non ? C est français

the chaos in France is hilarious to watch. hearing of someone locking themselves in the party HQ is so crazy 😂😂 all this just before the Paris Olympics is pure cinema

@axanarahyanda628

6 күн бұрын

As a frenchman, I can guarantee you we find the situation hilarious too. To add another funny event to the list, did you know that Paris' current mayor, Anne Hildago, has promised to swim in the Seine before the Olympic Games? It was planned for June 23rd, but was cancelled due to "strong currents". We're still waiting for it to laugh about the health consequences in the following days.

Is it the Judean People’s Front or the People’s Front of Judea?

Why did macron suddenly ask for election? He could have just stayed comfortably

1:55 So the parties executives are left

The socialist party is center left but LePen is far right...

@bothi00

7 күн бұрын

Yes.

@spacemarine3482

6 күн бұрын

The socialist party is just a social democrat party nowadays

@bothi00

6 күн бұрын

@@spacemarine3482 actually, it's a néolibéral party, and the communist party is a social democratic party

@zaydalaoui9397

6 күн бұрын

Socialist party ruled France serveral times. They’re the historical left opposed to the historical right « republicans ». So yes nothing wrong in what is said

most stable French election:

5:04 What about Corsica?

@franciscouderq1100

7 күн бұрын

Still somewhere in the South, why ?

@Eurodrummer666

7 күн бұрын

@@franciscouderq1100 there is no infographic for corsica in the video. They forgot to add it I assume.

Well summed up but I think the video is missing the point that French's national assembly elections are a series of small elections to elect one single member of parliament for each district and that the alliance are thus very very necessary to make sure to get to the second round. And this fact highlights the weak position of Macron who could end up missing on many (most) second rounds if the trends continue

@deisandmis

7 күн бұрын

The previous video on this topic does explain it but this comment is addressed to people who didn't see it or missed the point ;)

Macron is either doing a Littlefinger (Chaos is a ladder, all this stuff) or a Rushi Sunak

Since Cioti has been ruled leader of the Republicans, a National Rally government can happen through coalition with the Republicans

@Dendarang

7 күн бұрын

with Macron as president and head of state.

@user-ht1vg5we2p

7 күн бұрын

@@Dendarang not for long

Tennis Court anyone? Lol

These events deserve a movie seriously, this is just House of cards level of messy

I'm watching my country fall into chaos and cannot get me to do anything but laugh

were any of his close aides duplicitous enough to place a bet on the date?

HBO should make a series out of this mess

I don't think the Poles care a whole lot *whispering* oh, the POLLS

Is not chaos is taxpayer versus irresponsible coalition of thieves, Where decent citizens is seen as extremist by asking too many questions.

Honestly, no idea how it can be legal to call for a snap election in so little time.

@edsontransports9400

7 күн бұрын

Pun intended, I feel like Macron's rule and influence is gonna snap. But he can't even run in 2027.

@anthonywilliammoreau5038

7 күн бұрын

It's actually the law, the new election mustctake place within 40 days of the dissolution.

@gsbeak

7 күн бұрын

It's called the French Constitution !

@zaydalaoui9397

6 күн бұрын

It’s actually designed to be this way, to avoid campaigning and time for parties to manipulate the public

@edsontransports9400

5 күн бұрын

@@zaydalaoui9397 well it could be that he's playing 1D chess or 4D chess.

Let me Join the Paris Club without chaos and enjoy my life happily thereafter.

3:51 There was no far-left in the NUPES, PCF and LFI are just tagged as left by the state council which is the authority responsible for classifying parties