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As expected, this debate was lame and boring: a commentary of the Macron/LePen debate.


There was the debate between Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen last night.

Of course, I didn't watch it.

Personally, I am against the "debate" on principle. No great leader of the people has ever "debated" to rise to power. He imposes his views by his momentum, charisma and oratory skills or military abilities, not by discussing the weight of carrots with a merchant from the ranks of democracy.



Debate is a symptom of the democratic disease. The more a society is eaten away by the democratic virus, the more it palaver, like the tribes of Africa at the foot of their baobabs. The more a nation fights over peccadilloes, the less it discerns the great problems of the day, smoked out by swindlers experienced in the art of sophistry and lies, fields in which the carpet salesman that is the eternal Jew excels.

It is such a cacophony that the opinion, saturated with opinions and derisive dramas, is permanently disoriented. We need far fewer debates, elections and politicians.

And if we still have to "debate" to be sure or not of the fact that France is turning into a country of negroes ravaged by Islamic fever, it is because the brains are too fucked up to hinder anything, on any subject.

It is also true that television should be banned all together. People would find an inner life. A person who spends an hour in a vegetable garden is in much better mental health than a person who spends an hour watching the filth of Jewish television.

But since we don't decide these things today, we have to endure this election circus.

Few people watched it. Only 16 million viewers. When Macron was making his announcements on the Covid, he could gather up to 30 million people in front of the TV.

That's even 4 million fewer than in 2007 and 2 million fewer than in 2017.


In other words, the masses are inexorably dropping out of democracy. If we subtract the boomers glued to their screens (17 million), we can be sure that 90% of people in France don't give a damn about the presidential debate.

This thing doesn't have at all the centrality it had 30 or 40 years ago.

From what I understood by polling the reactions of people who watched it, this debate was soporific. Macron was agitated by the huge volumes of drugs he ingests, more contemptuous and mocking than ever, while Marine Le Pen, specifically coached not to repeat her 2017 antics, was soft on form and substance, avoiding all the crucial issues so as not to appear "radical" or "extremist." She was also approximate or even lost, as usual.


Apparently, she mostly stuttered for two long hours, incessantly cut off by Macron, loaded on cocaine as ever. She fatally explained that the future of France was Africa and the DOMTOM, the obsession of French nationalism after two centuries spent policing negroes with its colonial empire.



So, once again, this debate is useless, never.

On Monday, Macron should be reappointed and France can peacefully return to total migratory submersion, generalized Islamization, the Great Reset and nuclear war against Russia.