It’s razor thin.
I wouldn’t ordinarily do this, but since the election in France is so important for the New World Order—whatever that turns out to be—here’s some exit polling, via a Polish Twitter feed:
Exit Poll La Libre Belgique:
Emmanuel Macron: 24%
Marine Le Pen: 24%
Mélenchon: 19%
Pécresse: 8%
Zemmour: 8%
Other Twitter commenters are calling BS, that it’s too early, gada, gada, gada (as they say in Russian, but also in Polish).
Meanwhile, back in the US, back in the US, back in the USSA—our Intel Community is hard at work trying to make sure our elections work right, er, Left:
Translation: US intelligence officials have authorized a new interference campaign in American politics.
The Associated Press @AP
We need to get rid of the machines here….they lie! And their manufacturers lie. Have you checked out any of the forensic reports from Maricopa? Jovan Hutton Pulitzer has been putting out detailed precinct level reports from his forensic studies. The dead shouldn’t be voting. In many precincts inactive voters (lists provided by ERIC) were reactivated, votes cast for them, then deleted immediately after. 2000Mules, coming documentary from .dinesh DSousa will demonstrate the problem of stuffing ballot boxes for money… the printer printed almost a million extra ballots for Maricopa and there’s no accounting for what happened to those extras. The USPS stopped keeping images of mail for the election period, and then started again after…..very fishy stuff! France used ONLY paper ballots, and voting was ONLY on Election Day. Machines can always use algorithms to change numbers, like happened in Michigan. I hope we get our elections fixed, or we are doomed.
Often the British are the most astute observers of the French. Here follows a deeper dive into the dismal election results (1st round), cast more as a struggle between the haves (formerly of May 68 and very content to surrender liberty here and there to maintain their lifestyles) and the have-nots (of all ages, some still working, some known as gilets jaunes or “yellow vests.”) Ça promet, as the French say…
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/french-election-the-country-is-divided