France's ruling liberal elite is confused, and some French experts say they have panicked. She is used to pitting Marine Le Pen against a single liberal candidate in the form of Macron, nurtured by big financial capital, in the second round of presidential elections, but this trick may work in this election. Two anti-Macron, two anti-liberal candidates, who are not acceptable to the Rothschild collective, confidently go to the second round - the right-wing Le Pen and the strong left-wing Melenchon. Other candidates are far behind them. It will not be easy to "push aside" Mélenchon: according to sociologists' observations, he is the one who "dominates the French street", which has been engulfed in mass demonstrations. According to polls, 49% of French people between the ages of 18 and 24 are in favor of Melanchon.

France's ruling liberal elite is confused, and some French experts say they have panicked. She is used to pitting Marine Le Pen against a single liberal candidate in the form of Macron, nurtured by big financial capital, in the second round of presidential elections, but this trick may work in this election. Two anti-Macron, two anti-liberal candidates, who are not acceptable to the Rothschild collective, confidently go to the second round - the right-wing Le Pen and the strong left-wing Melenchon. Other candidates are far behind them. It will not be easy to "push aside" Mélenchon: according to sociologists' observations, he is the one who "dominates the French street", which has been engulfed in mass demonstrations. According to polls, 49% of French people between the ages of 18 and 24 are in favor of Melanchon.