Clear Evidence of Election Fraud in French Presidential Elections

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Clear Evidence of Election Fraud in French Presidential Elections

April 27, 2022

Evidence of election fraud has emerged from the recent French presidential elections, which handed a victory to Emmanuel Macron.  In this first video, France 2 news anchor, Jean-Baptiste Marteau  announces that data received directly from France's Ministry of the  Interior showed Marine Le Pen was slightly ahead of Macron with exactly  13,899,494 votes. But by the end of the night, her vote tally had  decreased by over 1.13 million votes. This is causing many to cry foul.

A second video shows how the fraud was accomplished: The ballots for  Le Pen were intentionally damaged in order that they be invalidated. On his Telegram account, Aaron Hawkins,  who lives in France says that many are pointing to the obvious  parallels with the 2020 Elections in the US but he says that we will not  likely see a repeat of what happened in America, because the politics  are very different in France. As Aaron explains: "[Macron] is the most hated  politician in the history of France. He isn't viewed as a champion of  the Left, but rather as a puppet of the banking elite. The fact that he  literally worked for the Rothschild bank in France, and made a name for  himself by brokering Nestlé's acquisition of Pfizer's baby food division  made this the case from the very beginning, and his policies while in  office only reinforced this perception. "The post election riots in France  may dissipate temporarily but with evidence of election fraud hanging  over Macron as the food and energy crisis begins, revolution isn't just  possible, it's probable. Separatist movements in Corsica, and various  overseas territories will accelerate this, and fighters from all over  the world will participate...

"Revolution isn't just possible, it's probable"

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