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De opvolger van Le Pen (Bardella) staat trouwens al klaar en is nog populairder dan Le pen.
Dat benoemde rechters zich met de politiek bemoeien is al te gek voor woorden maar nu gaan ze ook al bepalen wie wel of niet met de verkiezingen mee mogen doen. Dan doen ze alleen in dictaturen. In Iran zie je dat ook, daar bepaalt de religieuze Raad van Hoeders of je mee mag doen aan de verkiezingen.
Ze is veroordeeld voor de door haar gepleegde misdrijven.
Dat jij dat niet als een misdrijf zie is totaal onbelangrijk.
Ook is het geen enkele rechter die haar veroordeelde maar het waren er meerdere die tot dezelfde conclusie kwamen.
Dat is slechts iets wat in de complotbreintjes bestaat.
Of in de extreemrechtse breintjes die niet accepteren dat de wet voor iedereen geldt.
Het is een misdadiger en ze is er voor veroordeeld. Moeilijker is het niet.
Jullie hebben alles al geprobeerd om de rechtse groei tegen te houden en niets helpt. 😁 Wat nu?