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Nation First looks into the collapse of Macron’s government as the French resist the WEF agenda.

Leave it to the French to continue to make history.

Emmanuel Macron, the World Economic Forum (WEF) young global leader, had long tried to implement the Davos-based organisation’s totalitarian agenda in the country he rules, France.

Suppressing free speech, dismantling the middle class, eroding democracy, and pursuing uncontrolled immigration; these are all steps towards the WEF’s ultimate goal of making YOU own nothing and become entirely enslaved to their technocrats.

Yet, the French did not passively accept the imposition of this totalitarian scheme.

• Macron tried to impose the WEF’s totalitarian agenda in France but faced relentless public resistance.
• Sustained protests and snap elections revealed the French people’s defiance against his globalist policies.
• A vote of no confidence ousted Macron’s Prime Minister, marking the first such event since 1962.
• Marine Le Pen led the charge, criticising economic policies that burdened the middle class.
• Macron now clings to power with diminished influence, his legacy defined by division and failure.

Despite relentless propaganda, excessive police brutality, and growing economic hardships, the French people continued to resist in the streets.

One after another, there were sustained nationwide protests, ultimately thwarting Macron’s attempt at total control.

No Confidence

This defiance was evident in the snap elections earlier this year. Macron and his globalist allies, controlling much of the legacy media, made every effort to demonise the opposition, painting them as threats to the nation. How ironic.

He timed the elections specifically to reduce voter turnout during a public holiday.

Despite this, Macron’s coalition barely managed to secure enough seats to form a minority government.

However, on 4 December, a vote of no confidence was held in parliament against Macron’s handpicked prime minister, Michel Barnier.

The motion passed with a clear majority, leading to the resignation of Barnier’s government.

Now, a caretaker administration will take the helm until the next premier is appointed.

Marine Le Pen, leader of the conservative bloc, spearheaded the campaign against Barnier.

She criticised him for budget policies that would have burdened the French people with even higher taxes and an escalating cost of living.

This marks the first time French lawmakers have ousted a government this way since 1962.

Despite this big upset, Macron has vowed to cling to power until the end of his term in 2027.

However, let’s be honest, he has little clout left.

If he decides to stay, he will be forced to acknowledge that he is the President of a Republic that is no longer entirely at peace with itself.
— Marine Le Pen

Whether he limps on or is forced to step aside, he has exhausted all his options and now stands politically cornered. He could attempt to appoint another WEF-aligned figure to lead the government, but like Barnier, they, too, would likely face swift rejection.

When the next election comes and Macron is out for good, one thing is certain: his legacy will be one of division, defiance, and political failure.

Whether he ends up in self-imposed exile or facing charges, his chapter in French politics seems all but closed.

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Republished with thanks to Nation First. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.