Makes sense as she says she will stop them at Italy. If they don't get to France then no problem.
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Don’t know how Italy will feel about that
they’ll just fly in.Well, they do fly in also. It'll be interesting to see if anything is done. After decades of it I just can't imagine it stopping or slowingDon’t know how Italy will feel about that
'Today is a sad day': public reaction to the first round of votes
published at 17:05
17:05
Justina Pukaite
Reporting from Paris
Headshot of Félicia in a Parisian street
There's been a lot of chatter today from various political factions in France - but how are the people feeling today? Let's check in.
Félicia is rushing across the street in the heart of Paris on this Monday afternoon.
When asked about yesterday’s snap election’s first round results, she says she feels shame.
“It’s fascism winning today and that’s not something to be proud of. Today is a sad day, we all lost something”.
The 35-year-old woman lives in the capital and as most Parisians, she voted for the left alliance.
Most of the National Rally voters come from smaller cities and 61% of them say they are unsatisfied with their lives, according to recent polls.
“I think that the poor people don’t understand what they’re voting for and it’s really sad," says Félicia.
But she is not shocked by the result.
“Macron comes back, hoping that it’s going to be always the same game, that he will always be winning the same part - no!’
“Macron did nothing for the people, he didn’t listen to anybody”, she adds
The “poor people” don’t know how fortunate they are to be seeing the glories of diversity in their time and need guidance from the Parisian elite who just know so much more than them.
I doubt it ever occurs to Felicia that she is in fact the problem….
published at 17:05
17:05
Justina Pukaite
Reporting from Paris
Headshot of Félicia in a Parisian street
There's been a lot of chatter today from various political factions in France - but how are the people feeling today? Let's check in.
Félicia is rushing across the street in the heart of Paris on this Monday afternoon.
When asked about yesterday’s snap election’s first round results, she says she feels shame.
“It’s fascism winning today and that’s not something to be proud of. Today is a sad day, we all lost something”.
The 35-year-old woman lives in the capital and as most Parisians, she voted for the left alliance.
Most of the National Rally voters come from smaller cities and 61% of them say they are unsatisfied with their lives, according to recent polls.
“I think that the poor people don’t understand what they’re voting for and it’s really sad," says Félicia.
But she is not shocked by the result.
“Macron comes back, hoping that it’s going to be always the same game, that he will always be winning the same part - no!’
“Macron did nothing for the people, he didn’t listen to anybody”, she adds
French election latest: France's parties pull candidates and trade votes in bid to stop National Rally election victory
Jordan Bardella aims to be prime minister after Marine Le Pen's National Rally won 34%, while French President Macron's centrist alliance won 20.3%.
www.bbc.co.uk
The “poor people” don’t know how fortunate they are to be seeing the glories of diversity in their time and need guidance from the Parisian elite who just know so much more than them.
I doubt it ever occurs to Felicia that she is in fact the problem….
More desperate displaced soon to be paramedics responding with love and positivity to the country that saved them from the dictatorial shithole they themselves created.
What would Allah say?
Watch: Syrians attack Turkish troops after anti-migrant riots
Footage on social media shows people firing at Turkish military vehicles and throwing stones at a base.
www.bbc.co.uk
What would Allah say?
Essex lorry deaths: Marius Draghici to be deported to Romania
A total of 11 people have been convicted in the UK over the lorry deaths discovered in Essex.
www.bbc.co.uk
“No assets have been discovered”. Translation - he had a very efficient laundering operation.