The Beatles’ 1965 Song, ‘Nowhere Man’ Comes True!
The hit 1965 Beatles song “Nowhere Man” perfectly encapsulates puppet president Joe Biden. Listen and share!
Joe Biden releases new hit song, “Nowhere Man” pic.twitter.com/ZxLUkQdYIA
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Alex Jones lays out the next shoe to drop in the ongoing Democrat coup against Joe Biden in the wake of his disastrous debate. Roger Stone also joins the show to give his analysis of what the Democrats have planned for Biden and their strategy for defeating Donald Trump. Tune in now!
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Le Pen Is Mightier: Conservative National Rally Crushes Macron, Socialists In 1st Round Of French Election
As expected, Le Pen’s conservative (or in the world’s of the liberal media, “Far Right”) National Rally (RN) party won the first round of France’s parliamentary election on Sunday, exit polls showed, but the final result will depend on several days of horsetrading before next week’s run-off.
The RN was seen winning around 34% of the vote, exit polls from Ipsos, Ifop, OpinionWay and Elabe showed. That was ahead of both far-left and centrist rivals, including President Emmanuel Macron’s Together alliance, whose bloc was seen winning a paltry 20.5%-23%, a far cry from his crushing victory several years ago. The New Popular Front (NFP), a hastily assembled left-wing coalition, was projected to win around 29% of the vote, the exit polls showed.
France, Ifop-Fiducial exit poll:
— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) June 30, 2024
Snap national parliament election
RN and allies-ID: 34.2%
NFP-LEFT|G/EFA|S&D: 29.1%
Ensemble-RE: 21.5%
LR/Divers droite-EPP: 10%
Far-left candidates-*: 1.3%
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The exit polls were in line with opinion polls ahead of the election, but provided little clarity on whether the anti-immigrant, eurosceptic RN will be able to form a government to “cohabit” with the pro-EU Macron after next Sunday’s run-off.
The RN’s chances of winning power next week will depend on the political dealmaking made by its rivals over the coming days. In the past, centre-right and centre-left parties have teamed up to keep the RN from power, but that dynamic, known as the “republican front,” is less certain than ever.
If no candidate reaches 50% in the first round, the top two contenders automatically qualify for the second round, as well as all those with 12.5% of registered voters. In the run-off, whoever wins the most votes take the constituency.
According to Reuters, the high turnout on Sunday suggests France is heading for a record number of three-way run-offs. These generally benefit the RN much more than two-way contests, experts say.
Sure enough, the horsetrading began almost immediately on Sunday night. In a written statement to the press, Macron called on voters to rally behind candidates who are “clearly republican and democratic”, which, based on his recent declarations, would exclude candidates from the RN and from the hard-left France Unbowed (LFI) party. The problem, of course, is that Macron’s party was crushed in the recent European parliamentary elections precisely because the people have had enough with “clearly republican and democratic” puppets of the World Economic Forum and want actual change.
LFI leader Jean-Luc Melenchon said the second-placed NFP alliance will withdraw all its candidates who came third in the first round.”Our guideline is simple and clear: not a single more vote for the National Rally,” he said. It is, however, unlikely that many will care what the French socialists want: after all, last week the French socialist leftist alliance said it would raise the top marginal income tax rate to 90% if it were to take over the government.
Meanwhile, Jordan Bardella, the 28-year-old RN party president, said he was ready to be prime minister – if his party wins an absolute majority. That’s right, a 28 year old kid may soon be a prime minister of the 2nd largest European economy. He has ruled out trying to form a minority government and neither Macron nor the NFP will form an alliance with him.
“I will be a “cohabitation” Prime Minister, respectful of the constitution and of the office of President of the Republic, but uncompromising about the policies we will implement,” he said.
While the RN is seen winning the most seats in the National Assembly, only one of the pollsters – Elabe – had the party winning an absolute majority of 289 seats in the run-off. Experts say that seat projections after first-round votes can be highly inaccurate, and especially so in this election.
Voter participation was high compared with previous parliamentary elections, illustrating the political fervour Macron aroused with his stunning decision to call a parliamentary vote after the RN trounced his party in European Parliament elections earlier this month.
His decision plunged France into political uncertainty, sent shockwaves around Europe and prompted a sell-off of French assets on financial markets.
A longtime pariah, the RN is now closer to power than it has ever been. Le Pen has sought to clean up the image of a party known for racism and antisemitism, a tactic that has worked amid voter anger at Macron, the high cost of living and growing concerns over immigration.
At 1500 GMT, turnout was nearly 60%, compared with 39.42% two years ago – the highest comparable turnout figures since the 1986 legislative vote, Ipsos France’s research director Mathieu Gallard said.
In short, the people have had enough and they finally want to be heard.
Sen. Coons: Biden the ‘Only Democrat Who Can Beat Donald Trump’
Biden campaign co-chairman Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) said Sunday on ABC’s “This Week” that Joe Biden was the only Democrat who can defeat former President Donald Trump in November.
Coons began by launching into a fawning speech about how effective and strong Biden was, claiming “it is always a bad bet to bet against Joe Biden.”
But host Jonathon Karl appeared dismayed by Coons’ remarks given the political fallout following Biden’s disastrous debate performance.
“But – but, Senator, as – as you have obviously seen, there is a loud course of people that agree with a lot of what you just said, who were so alarmed by Biden’s debate performance that they say it’s time for him to drop out of the race,” Karl noted, citing The New York Times editorial board calling on Biden to drop out after the debate.
“Now, these are all people who want to stop Donald Trump. Not stop Joe Biden. Is the president listening whatsoever to what these people, who have supported him, are saying?” he asked.
Coons responded that the Philadelphia Inquirer, Pennsylvania’s top newspaper, argued that Republicans should be the ones calling on Trump to drop out “after the torrent of lies and vengeance and anger that he unleashed on that debate stage.”
“I think the The Philadelphia Inquirer got it right and The New York Times got it wrong,” he said.
But Karl again wasn’t having it.
“But I’m not asking you who got it right or wrong. I’m asking you, is President Biden at all listening to, considering what these people are writing?” he asked Coons. “Again, allies of him in the past who were pleading with him to step out of the race. Is he — is he — does he hear it? How’s he reacting to that?”
Coons replied, “Well, the folks that you’re citing there, Jonathan, are The New York Times editorial page.”
“Well, you know it’s not limited to The New York Times,” Karl pointed out.
Coons doubled down, claiming top Democrats like Obama, the Clintons and the White House Cabinet are still behind Biden.
“He is our candidate for November. And he has the best shot to beat him,” Coons said.
A skeptical Karl then asked, “Well, let me ask, you don’t think that Joe Biden is the only Democrat that can beat Donald Trump, do you?”
Coons replied, “I think he’s the only Democrat who can beat Donald Trump.”
“…Really?” Karl asked, dumbfounded.
Coons then insisted that Biden’s polling went up and his campaign saw a major fundraising haul after the debate despite his halting performance.
“The polling I’ve seen after the debate has actually moved in the direction of Joe Biden,” Coons claimed.
“So, I do think it’s for Joe Biden to make any decision about his campaign, his debate prep, his path forward. But I was reassured that the next day we would see the Joe Biden who I’ve seen day in and day out on the world stage, who gave a compelling, strong speech on the beaches of Normandy, who was in command of the room at the G-7 in Italy.”
“OK,” an exasperated Karl said.
Contrary to Coons’ talking point that Biden has seen a bump in polling after the debate, numerous polls show most Americans believe Trump handily defeated Biden in Thursday’s debate.
Additionally, an alarming CBS News poll post-debate found a whopping 72% of Americans don’t think Biden is mentally or physically capable of serving as president.
Coons talking points about Biden were just so ridiculous that even Karl couldn’t believe what he was hearing.
Pilots Testify Bill Gates Is Carpet Bombing Cities With Chemtrails
We have all seen the freakish and unnatural chemtrail patterns in the skies above major cities and regional centers. While the mainstream media attempts to convince the public that there is nothing to see here, […]
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The Power of Spiritual Warfare — Toxic Culture
Brian Wilson is a biblical scholar, editor and host of Red Pilled TV. In this episode we breakdown the history of human spirituality, our ancestors and how we can use the godly power within ourselves to fight the spiritual war.
Episode 10: Brian Wilson
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