Russia Defeated in France & UK Elections!

France's elections were today and the Far Right party with ties to Russia was defeated and came in third. President Macron's party failed to gain the most seats, but support for Ukraine will likely continue now from France. Same with elections in UK, there will be a change in government but support for Ukraine will remain strong.
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[@JakeBroe]

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[@antlerman7644]

As a Brit I'm so happy we have a sensible government. Within the first day real experts were appointed to cabinet positions. That's a breath of fresh air. Happy wishes from across the pond.

[@rambleon2838]

Russian-British political activist and political activist Vladimir Cara-Murza was sentenced to 25 years a little over a year ago. Cara-Murza was also poisoned in 2015 by FSB agents and has been suffering from the consequences. Two days ago, he has been moved to a prison hospital do to lack of medical care. I'm astounded that the UK government has not yet put pressure, at least publicly, on the Russian government to release its citizens.

[@TheGrace020]

💛💙

[@daddyo69er]

Jake they are already after that mill bloger who videoed that, but its not russia whos wanting him, its the kadorites, the tik tok army 🤣 He stated in his video that there is russian convicts in the trenches behind him in the distance and hideing behind them are the stupid kaderites tik tok army stopping them from retreating. Well the kads arnt happy being called that so now they have put it out there that they would like 2 meet him and have a discussion lol. So maybe he will get it from both the russian goverment for filming that and the tik tok bregade for him calling them out as lazy and stuff. I actualy hope they find him and he goes out fireing and takes a few with 👊

[@ashroskell]

Lukashenko seems to be playing with fire? Hedging his bets is one thing, courting the Chinese so he still has influential backers after Putin withdraws from Ukraine and perhaps falls? But also showing Putin that he has a new, more powerful friend is inherently risky. Putin must be enraged?

[@Roddy1965]

Peter died an honorable man. Rest in peace.

[@andersjjensen]

More than an honorable man. Combat medics are the bravest people I've ever met. When I was injured in Afghanistan by an IED the medics didn't wait for the EOD or even getting the clear on defensive formation. They just rushed in. The shrapnel had barely landed before they floored it. I am only alive because of them. I like to joke that soldiers have a self preservation instinct but combat medics only have an "other people" preservation instinct. But... it's actually not a joke... They all seem to somehow have complete faith that because they're medics trying to save people the kinetic reality of war has no effect on them.

[@theguywhowasnumberone1018]

@@andersjjensen Thank you for your service, I'm glad you made it out.

[@Markle2k]

Just days before his death, he was making a video to cheer the spirits of another volunteer (and anyone else who watched, it was clear). He was selfless and larger than life at once.

[@Roddy1965]

@@andersjjensen uh ok. Anything else I missed?

[@rudolfyakich6653]

Seeing Pete's funeral service reminds me that my burning hatred for Russia will never be abated. My profound sympathy to Pete's family and to all the friends he made and lives he saved during this war.

[@stochastic42]

Please remember that the Russian people are also victims of Putin. I don't mean do absolve them of responsibility but remember that just like Germany was redeemed after world war 2, it is possible that Russia will one day become a decent, respectable country too. Putin and his oligarch supporters are the true enemies of Ukraine, and also of the Russian people even if they are too brainwashed to know it.

[@Maria-bd2mm]

So agree. It still blows my mind that we have such weak minded people in America that any one of them would consider Putin / Russia as any person / country to be a "friend" rather than a "foe". It just goes to show that people need to learn to stand up and learn to be stronger because it is the weak ones that get brainwashed.

[@rjs1138]

.... indeed, the man was an example to all and a a representation of true British spirit! 🇬🇧🇺🇦

[@Zomby_Woof]

​@@rjs1138As long as men like him are stepping up, Russia is doomed.

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

Only the Dead know the end of War

[@michaelkimber6203]

Thank you Jake from the UK. I am hoping that the USA follows the example of France and Great Britain and votes for democracy in November. That surely would end all pretence and Putin's barbaric invasion. RIP Pete. 💔 Viva the allies. Glory to the defenders. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦💪🇺🇦💪🇬🇧

[@christinekane6059]

Brilliant statements and sentiments on ALL counts. I have no idea what the American legal system is up to to provide presidential immunity to any wrongdoing for 6 January, inciting the insurrection 😮. America is a dangerous place to live in, and IF Rump takes office again, hell will be caused by Rump to each and every American, and this implication affects the world's population, too 🎉. Dangerous times ahead!

[@Dreammuncher]

As a brit, our support of ukraine has given me my first taste of national pride

[@whoareyou3571]

Don’t get to proud or you will be called a nationalist racist

[@zulubeatz1]

Same here.

[@mikitz]

You people really could use some national pride for a change, and by some I mean a whole lot.

[@adriantear849]

I think the lead that the UK has already and will continue to take should fill us all with pride.

[@Dreammuncher]

@mikitz unnecessarily antagonistic. Really poor way of cultivating national pride, if you actually care rather than posturing, providing reasons for pride would be more effective, along with a more pleasant tone

[@tabithan2978]

Why shouldn’t South Korea provide weapons to Ukraine. North Korea is providing weapons to Russia. 🤷‍♀️

[@vaevictis6990]

I'd laugh if the now apply for NATO membership given North Korea/Russia alliance

[@nonye0]

because master russia say so! how dare u question mighty russia!

[@zykel621]

​@@vaevictis6990South Korea can't apply to the NORTH ATLANTIC Treaty Organization. But maybe NATO will expand to the "Pacific Ocean & Trans-Atlantic Treaty Organization". It would also have a funny acronym: POTATO Edit: Because so many people don't have a clue about NATO and think any country can join. Article 10 of the North Atlantic Treaty sets out how countries can join the Alliance. It states that membership is open to any "European State in a position to further the principles of this Treaty and to cor tribute to the security of the North Atlantic area". Look at that. Article 10 explicitly states that only European states can join (after NATOs foundation)

[@righthandstep5]

Trolls reported

[@righthandstep5]

​@@zykel621potato 😂😂😂😅😅😅still awesome

[@gabriellosson5525]

As a French, I'm really glad that Putin"s fascist crownies did not win the election here

[@Peter_S_]

Vive la France! 💙🤍❤🇫🇷 🤝 🇺🇦💙💛 Gloire à l'Ukraine!

[@aaronajb8983]

Don’t worry you’ll get some Muslim fascists instead.

[@AndrewBlucher]

Cronies?

[@boardcertifiable]

Thank you for supporting democracy.

[@MadMax-gc2vj]

Bow down to ALLAH.

[@ralphreg1]

Sad for Pete the Medic and all those who have lost their lives due to Putin's madness.

[@florrie2303]

I had a friend who was sent on a UN mission to South Sudan. The British troops were supposed to be relieved by Chinese troops. The first time they were shot at the Chinese ran and hid. The British ended up staying for a few months longer to hand hold the Chinese. I’m not worried about Chinese troops. At least 40% of their training is to learn Communist propaganda. They’ve not been involved in actual combat since the Korean War, and given their actions during the UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan, they don’t appear to have the motivation to fight.

[@agalah408]

What you say is sort of correct. Its not a mater of motivation, it is a matter of problem solving. From an early age in China critical thinking is not only avoided, it is actively suppressed. This runs deep through Chinese society. When faced with a decision - any decision, you either copy someone, or wait for someone to tell you what to do. This makes for an obedient, malleable society that the CCP have reinforced for generations. For Chinese soldiers, training comes easy. You just do what the chain of command tells you to do. No more, no less. It makes for impressive parade ground marches. However, warfare is different. At the pointy end hundreds of decisions must be made under adverse conditions and pressure. Where to shoot. When to shoot, What to shoot, all while trying to maintain a level of self-preservation. Sure a soldier must respond to orders under a chain of command, but a good, or even adequate soldier is also a critical thinker and decision maker - fast - and under fire. Deep-seated cultural programming in China has effectively deleted that functionality in Chinese society and military. The go-to response anywhere, anytime is "When in doubt - do nothing" We saw this with Chinese commuters stuck in train tunnels during floods. They just calmly stayed in their seats until the water rose and drowned them, while waiting for someone to tell them what to do. So in your South Sudan situation, I'm sure that what you said is true, but it was probably not a lack of motivation, but a complete lack of not knowing what to do, without being told at a macro level, other than to breathe in and out. When a shooting war breaks out, those that don't freeze outright, will just destroy themselves in pointless meat-wave attacks, like Russians, because they won't know what else to do and there are a lot of them. By way of contrast, we are seeing Ukrainian soldiers abandoning Russian command structures and embracing critical thought on the battlefield. One reason why the kill ratios are as high as 8:1. At least, these are my thoughts on the topic.... :)

[@AlmaVasquezjr]

The Chinese r only children, they are not expendable, they should go back to China n raise a family

[@lucabaki]

Slava Pete! Forever in our hearts.

[@Allanwify]

I really hate Russia.

[@alexmashine]

Its mean you are good human

[@falco447]

Hate the leadership and the people who support it, not the whole country.

[@GizzyDillespee]

So does Putin, apparently.

[@stonward]

Word....

[@pRaX85815]

@@falco447 This.

[@DahaktheDragon]

Now us Americans need to vote out those MAGA traitors.

[@whoareyou3571]

How are MAGA traitors if they’re pro American Isolationism, that makes no sense lol Can’t be a traitor to yourself if all you care about is yourself.

[@FreeButtSex]

no

[@matufamenulis8527]

That will be a challenge

[@GCarty80]

@@matufamenulis8527 It seems like the US is being let down by the biological frailty of its current President: that's a surprising failure mode that I wouldn't normally have expected in a republic. (Although it is of course common in traditional monarchies: for example if the king fails to produce an heir there can be a war of succession when he dies.)

[@cj55555c]

Ya cuz bidens 4 years were so great....

[@JMM33RanMA]

Thanks for all of your efforts for Ukraine, Jake. I sent a letter to my Governor asking for official recognition that what our citizens did in 1774 and the following years, resisting the Redcoats and driving them back from Concord to the sea, is the same struggle for democracy and independence from imperial aggression that the people of Ukraine are currently engaged in. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts should openly and loudly support the struggle of the people of Ukraine. Слава і перемога демократії, свободі та незалежності України!

[@martinlye2748]

RIP Pete and Slava Ukraine from a Canadian.

[@jobzagudn]

The United Kingdom is with you Ukraine

[@alexmashine]

Best supports its weapons , many weapons

[@daveoc.808]

Yes we are....

[@antlerman7644]

🫡 first time I've been proud to be a Brit in a while.

[@azishappy2035]

​@@antlerman7644❤

[@johnje4285]

#staywithukraine 🇺🇦 Slava Ukraini Love from 🇬🇧

[@Keln02]

RIP Pete I think Macron took the L, to save the republic. He gave people the chance to vote for their convictions after the disaster of the EU elections. He's a smart guy. He knew he wouldn't win, but the far right could not be left on a victory.

[@guillaume4519]

801 / 5 000 People in France see the European elections as something without values. Most do not move, and those who do move do so to express discontent. So the far right's score was TOTALLY OVERVALUED. Be careful, I'm not saying that the far right doesn't score well in France. This party which took the name of the former n.zi party, which speaks to its electorate like a slightly slow 8-year-old child, is enjoying significant success. But not as much as the Europeans made us believe. This is why President Macron organized these elections: to remind us that the racist, nationalist, anti-European, pro-putin and propagandist far right party is present in France. But as a minority. And that it must know where its place is.

[@christinekane6059]

That statement holds tremendous value, and thank you for your time expressing such information ❤. Bless you ​@@guillaume4519

[@cainabel2553]

Do you deny the fact measles is a benign disease?

[@rossminet]

Maybe he's a smart guy but governing France won't be easy now. The left is the biggest block but Macron is trying to form a coalition with the right (LR). The ultra-right RN vowed to sink any government. If Macron ignores the left, it's done: the left and the ultra-right will cancel the government.

[@MrSpasticdancer]

thankfully in the UK both our main parties are very much pro ukraine.

[@khanindustries]

Very proud of the UK and France for pulling through. Now let's hope we Americans don't let everyone down this election. It's time for us to reject our far-right, support Ukraine, and oppose Russia as the best path forward.

[@kevinl8440]

No way Biden is winning. Hopefully the Europeans can find a way to work with Trump. I think if the EU comes around to standing up to China then that might get Trump on board with Ukraine.

[@karinlindblom2934]

I also hope so but since I yesterday heard, I think it may have been on Meidas touch, that the CEOs of CNN, MSNBC and so on all funded Trumps campaign it became even more obvious that the main stream media are working to get him into power again. Biden has a work to do to overcome the desinformation from entire media.

[@PjRjHj]

France went into league with equally vile communist (who are also mostly themselves anti-ukraine) to keep the populist right at bay, for now. A few years of the Communists sabotaging their own country will see the populist right gain even more support

[@sallybaughn4376]

America needs a Macron right now - someone with the neck to call out the far right and wake the country up to the danger they pose.

[@Synth_enjoyer]

@@sallybaughn4376 You look jewish.

[@Hawkertempest1]

Oh, Pete, you were a true Hero of Ukraine. Rest in peace. 😭🤧 Slava Ukraini from New Zealand 🇳🇿🇺🇦

[@alice_evermore]

Great job France and UK - now if only the USA would follow suit in November!

[@monkeyfeed908]

Its such a huge contrast between how Russia treats their own people who died for their own country and how Ukraine treats even foreigners who fight for their freedom. Russia cant even be bothered to get the majority of their own men home and they bury them in unmarked graves. Ukraine holds ceremonies and memorials, even if the soldier isnt one of their citizens.

[@stevemawer848]

Maybe unmarked graves are more pig-proof?

[@TheRezro]

@@stevemawer848 You should ask how pigs could even reach the bodies? Did someone steal coffins?

[@user-yl9sw4ed2f]

Buried with honour or eaten by pigs. Whose side would you rather be on?

[@atkay4611]

I guess they haven't been buried deep enough, only about 1 or 2 meters...

[@atkay4611]

That's also a sign for carelessness for the fallen and is just respectless...

[@marcelbruin9151]

In Holland aswell. The new PM, still supporting Ukraine .✌️ 🇳🇱❤️🇺🇦

[@andrewcrowder4958]

Better yet is Mark Rutte being named Secretary General of NATO. He hasn’t forgotten the 2014 shootdown of MH17, which had 193 Dutch citizens aboard. This is a huge unmistakable eff you to VVP.

[@markbrisec3972]

That's incredible.. What happened to that right wing Putin loving nutjob that won the election? Was it Wilders or something?

[@bruceingalls7964]

Did you notice any anti-🇺🇦 messaging, as in 🇷🇺-funded propaganda in The Netherlands election? 🦝

[@TheEvertw]

​@@andrewcrowder4958 Another huge FU is that the new Dutch ministers of Foreign Affairs and Defense have already visited Kyiv and met Zelensky to express their enthusiastic support for Ukraine, only 4 (!) days after their installation. Literally the very first opportunity they had to travel there in their new role, after the obligatory debates that surround the transition of power.

[@romanplays1]

​@@andrewcrowder4958its PVV. Geert wilders' part is named Partij Voor de Vrijheid.

[@atklm1]

We say here in Europe that Belarusian army could be stopped by the police force of Poland. Belarusian armed forces are threat to no one. The fear is that Russian army uses Belarusian territory as a passageway.

[@Mantarr1]

You also left out the part where the Ruzzians are supposedly parking nuclear weapons there. However, whether or nor Putin trusts them with launch codes is debatable.

[@andersjjensen]

@@Mantarr1 The Russians say they deploy nukes there, and then they send dummies. Belarus is even more corrupt than Russia. Putin certainly trusts Lukashenko to not f around with the arrangement, but he doesn't trust Luka's officers... just as Luka doesn't trust his officers.

[@atklm1]

@@Mantarr1 Nuclear weapons are not military weapons, they are political weapons. Using them is not a military business, that requires meteorologists, physicists, computers, mathematicians, doctors, public safety methods and shelter maintenance etc. A whole can of worms that Russia can’t handle nor is prepapred or equipped for, unlike west. If that happens, that is compeltely different calulations and actions that are needed to take and completely different tools required, that Russia doesn’t have.

[@robderich8533]

@@Mantarr1 Still not tired of nuclear saber rattling, Igor? 🥱

[@mariastejereanu]

​@@robderich8533Threatening with nuclear weapons is what they have.

[@erikhumleker1880]

But... but... but Tucker Carlson told me Russia was great! You mean he lied?

[@RobDog-l8v]

Not exactly lying. He just thinks authoritarian, culturally conservative, and anti-woke is all you need for a great country. He rates those factors above life expectancy, healthcare, education, and quality of life.

[@arjan2777]

Tucker also thinks human rights and democracy are not as important as being anti woke.

[@Andy_the_engo]

"As American, this is very bizarre to me...." - well done, Sir

[@henrybright8531]

He’s also a homosexual

[@stargazer-elite]

M. Moscow A. Agents G. Governing A. America G. Goons O. Of P. Putin R. Russian N. Negotiators C. Corporation

[@AstroGremlinAmerican]

Kamala spells out P.H.O.N.Y. and Americans know it.

[@marianneb.7112]

Ooh. So clever, Boris. ​@@AstroGremlinAmerican

[@davidgray8089]

@@AstroGremlinAmerican trump supporters are going to be devastated again when none of their Russian bot online support, shows up at the voting booth.

[@jkarra2334]

Boohoo, left cant meme

[@rogermartinez78]

How about Goons of Putrid (GOP)

[@AnimuncuIus]

France has been a strong ally since the founding of the United States and I'm glad they haven't been reduced to being a Russian nesting doll.

[@thestraightroad305]

Well said👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@edmondsmith4259]

Now it's our turn to make sure we don't become one either.

[@zacharywolter]

@@AnimuncuIus I will say 10 July 1940 - 9 August 1944 was a rough patch in the relationship

[@GizzyDillespee]

Wasn't Russia just fighting France in sub-Saharan Africa, by proxy?

[@sharon_shaw]

poots and le pen counted their chickens before they hatched and ended up with nothing but rotten eggs. Good!! Slava 💪🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇫🇷 💥

[@kevinshowell6591]

In the UK, all the Conservatives M.P.s who previously were running the country, not only conceded but wished the incoming government lots of success.

[@pimpampet7053]

Let's hope we get some sort of same result as in France in the US in november.... People come to their senses that far-right is NEVER an option...

[@the_real_glabnurb]

Why is it called the far-right but only the "Left". Today "antifascists" in some French cities - as a celebration of their victory - burned down cars and destroyed businesses shouting the parole "everyone hates the police". What is so far about the right in France?

[@yvanmargineanu9807]

Ukraine gained its independence in 1991 after the collapse of the USSR. On December 1, 1991, 92% of Ukrainians who participated in a national referendum voted for independence. In every region of the country, including Crimea, a majority supported separation. According to the US State Department, Ukraine has the right and opportunity to reclaim the territories currently occupied by Russia and restore its internationally recognized borders that it had when it became independent in 1991. This is a complex and delicate subject which involves many international actors. It is important to note that any resolution must comply with international law and respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries involved. Crimea is Ukraine 🇺🇦 Luhansk is Ukraine 🇺🇦 Donetsk is Ukraine 🇺🇦 Zaporizhia is Ukraine 🇺🇦 Kherson is Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@rachelatwood9555]

for that to work, Corporate Democratic leadership needs to stop attacking & undermining the left flank of the party and let us organize.

[@jonno27]

The sooner the Russian economy completely collapses, the faster we can all be out of this mess. It gets closer every day.

[@danieljames2015]

Unfortunately, far too slow.

[@ProfessorFickle]

Unfortunately it will happen in 2026-2028 thanks to our dependence on oil-natural gas and lack of nuclear power .

[@SarahMould]

Yes, I think the avalanche is in motion. Slow start becoming unstoppable.

[@murphy7801]

​@@ProfessorFickledepends France has alot of nuclear

[@YTscrewedupmylayout]

- and when it does, then it's a really different kind of mess we have to face and deal with . . .

[@robertmiskey5502]

Great to hear Ukraine is not being abandoned by UK or France! Let’s all work hard to petition the US government.

[@daveoc.808]

UK here. We're not going to abandon Ukraine because after 1000 years of continued history we have long memories and we remember standing alone against Austrian painter for 2 years. There's no way were going to let the Kremlin finger painter have his way with Ukraine.

[@edmccahill5005]

If 45 gets in, Ukraine is done. He's said it many times. ( Keep the FAITH ) _____VIVA UKRAINE_____

[@franceyneireland1633]

@@daveoc.808 You weren't alone if you consider Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa declared war against Germany within days after Great Britain, although since the Statute of Westminster is a British law that was passed on 11 December 1931. It was the all-but-final achievement of independence from Britain. Plus British India officially declared war on Nazi Germany in September 1939. I apologize if I missed other former colonies of Britain who also declared war on Germany shortly after Britain did.

[@daveoc.808]

@@franceyneireland1633 Britain is it's empire and we stood alone.

[@defendandprotect-om5hv]

​@@edmccahill5005The rest of the democratic world doesn't have to listen to him. Does he think he God. Wait, he thinks he's the anointed one. All the rest of the democratic world has to do is turn their back on him.

[@Whatshisname346]

The reason why UK politicians have to concede when they lose is because they have a national independent electoral commission which draws boundaries, regulates financing and organises the elections. This takes politics out of the organisation of elections so losers can’t blame their opponents for their failures. All balloting is the same, there are no voting machines. This, of course, won’t happen in the US as the ability to draw boundaries keeps people in power who would otherwise lose their seats and ambiguity allows republicans a cop out whenever they lose. They still use First past the post, which is highly undemocratic, but it’s a much fairer system than that in the US.

[@SarahMould]

Yes, we had a rigged referendum on AV which failed, but the pressure is growing

[@stevemawer848]

@@SarahMould Like the "rigged" referendum on Brexit? No pressure growing where I sit. Face it - no party that gets in with a majority is going to throw away that majority.

[@marktrotter8971]

The "independent" electoral commision was taken over by Michael Gove when the Tories ended the "fixed term" rules we had for 5 minutes and added the voter ID rules, so it became politically controlled and completely toothless. They also massively increased financial limits (which also favoured them) Fortunately Johnson's government collapsed and the Tories didn't get the second Johnson term their original plans demanded to complete the transition from flawed FPTP democracy into sometihng even less democratic. Expect that process to be on speed if they or Reform win in 2029.

[@birdstwin1186]

There is no ambiguity. What are you talking about? The only Republican that ever questioned the election was Trump. That's it. The US has an actual system for the House and Senate where if a person has the votes they get the seat, which is much fairer than what happened in the UK recently and Reform got half the votes of Labor but 5 seats.

[@Whatshisname346]

@@birdstwin1186If I may rephrase; there is a perception of ambiguity. This is not the same as there being actual ambiguity. Some look for reasons why they lose and the mere perception of unfairness allows them to continue this pointless narrative. As for the US system being 'fairer', this is simply not true. It is perceived as fairer because of the dominance of the two parties, this is not necessarily a competitive democracy, just one where minority voices are ignored. In the UK you can have a competitive race between three or four parties in the same constituency, allowing for more minority representation. It is certainly not ideal but there is definitely much more diversity than in the US system. Obviously a proportional system with multi-seat constituencies is more efficient and representational but that would require a consensus between politicians and the electorate, an educational program etc which the US and Uk are simply unwilling or unprepared to undertake out of self interest or sheer laziness.

[@danielsurvivor1372]

1:25 Atleast UK losing party can take an L gracefully.

[@MetalBeastShred]

I have to admit: Macron is a shrewd politician. He managed to head La Pen off at the pass, which I wasn't sure was possible.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Macron knows what is at stake and if Macron will not lead then someone else who knows the situation must and it looks like France has done just that.

[@andersjjensen]

@@JustTooDamnHonest The colors on the map may look like he lost power, but he didn't. The French left and the French center are much much closer in alignment than the French right and the French center. All that's going to happen is that the left will get some points on the agenda that are important to them but the center is "uh, ok, I guess" about. Any major point that is truly important to Macron's party is also either important or very important to the left party.

[@oldworldpatriot8920]

This American has loved Macron since 2017,that crazy sonuvabitch rolled double 6s right when France and Ukraine needed it most. Hope they’re able to form a coalition with him retaining the spot,he’ll have to make concessions to actual Leftists,but I think if it’s not too unreasonable it can be done. Dudes name should be Houdini

[@SoundofSilence492]

@@andersjjensenGood news. Thnx.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

@@andersjjensen I never said that Macron lost power. But now the favor swings towards a different party and lucky for us that it is in favor of continuing support for Ukraine.

[@stochastic42]

I'm a right leaning voter in Canada (although Canadian politics are generally left leaning) but I will not be voting for any party that does not explicitly support Ukraine. I would even vote liberal if they would double our aid to Ukraine. This is the single biggest event of my life time so far and will determine if we live in a free world or a world run by dictators.

[@jessehachey2732]

Please vote liberal! Poilièvre is a mini-Drump wannabe, we can’t afford the Canadian MAGAts to have any power!

[@avroarchitect1793]

good news is that the big 3 are all in support of Ukraine. I think the only ones that aren't are the Greens and maybe the Blok (I need to check if the Blok are in support or not). Pretty sure the PPC are in support too.

[@danieljames2015]

Spot on. Ukraine 1st and foremost.

[@Sombody123]

In Finland it's nice to vote since all parties are firmly pro-Ukraine, so you can focus on voting by the other issues.

[@iamsneaker]

Being to the right is detached from supporting Ukraine: uphold international law & order, defend democracy, protect Canada’s strategic interests. None of these is anything to do with left or right. It would be a pretty strange right-winger who didn’t believe in those. The west’s right was firmly anti-Hitler and anti-Stalin 80 years ago. Same same today.

[@eifionhowells]

Thanks Jake for another excellent video. Ruzzia's collapse cannot come too soon. As a Brit I really hope Starmer lives up to his promise to continue support for Ukraine. I also hope the American voters do the right thing and do not put Putler's puppet, Trump, back in the White House. RIP Peter. Slava Ukraini

[@markloubser2433]

Pete, man of honour, respect. From South Africa.

[@Barnaclebrothers]

So sad, Pete was the best of them. I don't cry often but Pete's passing made me shed a few tears. Glory to the heroes, Slava Ukraine.🇨🇦

[@jimberry8417]

Yep, this grumpy old guy lost it again.

[@tabithan2978]

If partisans inside Russia targeted bridges, well, they are harder to just fix.

[@ravipuralena7747]

Don't underestimate Le Pen. She's still mightier than Le Sword

[@Tagumbol-kz4fn]

The French & Brits are staunchly freedom loving…Godbless France & UK.

[@knittingknut]

OMG how classy was that speech by Rishi Sunak? Can you imagine whiney Trump giving a speech like that ?

[@kieragard]

I can't. I get second hand embarrassment when he speaks.

[@lordiari7110]

No chance. Trumpie is not a politician but a greedy, filthy and misogynistic business character.

[@briansmith6862]

And Jake only played half the speech. I'm no Tory, but I felt a little sorry for him... for about a minute.

[@oeokosko]

The election campaign was SIX WEEKS. The result was known the next day, Friday. The new PM assigned his ministers to their various departments over the weekend and EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING was in place to carry on running the country by Monday morning. There won't be another election for up to 5 years and, when there is, there will not be any attempts to exclude groups of voters; quite the opposite, local governments regularly send forms to every household for people to self-register as a voter in both local and national elections. Imagine that America!

[@Nessy-of-the-Lynn]

Yeah, hopefully the Tory party will self reflect and fix their issues. It's best if all parties are sensible and do their job right, that way no matter who wins an election the country will be alright.

[@viper_db5727]

Appreciate it Jake. From UK, love to the American people, long live democracy!! and Slava Ukraine!!

[@tero2444]

Putin is such a great diplomat, uniting so many countries and convincing them to join NATO.

[@IDKnow89]

Electric scooters on the battle field is crazy 😂😂

[@savocurlija2168]

RIP Peter Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 from Australia 🇦🇺

[@toni-leeblair5869]

🇺🇦💙💪🌻✌️🇦🇺🌏

[@andrewgordon790]

Slava Peter ❤️! You will never be forgotten 🇺🇦!

[@phuqdcreator]

That russian priest looked almost like Steven Segal !! It could also be that they frequent the same pie shop 😁

[@anthonystevens749]

I think he ate the pigs that ate... 😖🤣🤣

[@CosmicBrain21]

Jake, I’m from the UK. Our General election gives the impression that Labour won the vote by a landslide which isn’t correct, they won the majority of seats but they were far from having a voter majority. Less than 21% of eligible voters voted for Labour, not a huge change from the last election. However a lot of conservative voters just withdrew from voting at all.

[@qZbGmYjS4QusYqv5]

Why vote when all you get is the same clowns dressed in the other party colours

[@AndyBonesSynthPro]

Dear Jake, I've only recently discovered your channel and have seen several interviews with you on those of others. You provide great insight into this horrible conflict, my chief takeaway is that all of us, all Democratic nations willing to defend against tyranny and brutality- we must maintain & increase pressure on putin from all angles. Lethal assets are of the most immediate importance, and they must make their way onto the battlefield at a much greater pace. I am an American patriot, I understand the power- and the fragility, of Democracy. Let's all do our part to preserve it in November. We have a very clear choice: uphold a free democratic nation that partners with our fine global allies, or dive into an authoritarian abyss. Fellow citizens, we are all Americans. We all want safety, security and a path to become better people. That can only happen if we accept our duty as the most powerful nation on Earth. We defend freedom, we bring justice to those who would take it, and we honor those who defend it. Glory to Ukraine, and God Bless America.

[@defendandprotect-om5hv]

Keep sabotaging those railroads! Good for you Russian Partisans.

[@artfx9]

Finally people are starting to wake up! ❤

[@markgarcia5845]

I think people have been waking up for some time now. It's just taking them a while to get out of bed.

[@christiandietz6341]

In times of crisis like this, it appesrs that parliamentarian democracy is a weakness.

[@CAPSLOCKPUNDIT]

Authoritarian power structures can be extremely stable, but also very brittle. Mr Putin has hitched his nation's wagon to the belief that western societies will fail from inherent decadence, conveniently forgetting they have outlived several iterations of Russian imperialism.

[@greenlover247]

as always Jake, thanks for your excellent posting , peace an one love to you and yours ....

[@JakeBroe]

Thank you forever and always greenlover! I really appreciate the long time support!

[@valueradar3362]

Great job, the people of France and the United Kingdom, voting in favor of democracy and resistance against aggression from dictatorships. ❤

[@bj6515]

And they are doing it by voting and then accepting the outcome of that vote. They are supporting democracy by acting democratically.

[@murphy7801]

UK Vs France is very interesting. UK had a low voter turnout. France had a huge voter turn out. Wonder if Biden will slide back in with low turnout

[@definitelysus506]

@@superchilledbru neither of you are wrong, it depends if we talk about turnout as an absolute or as a trend with previous similar elections in mind. French turnout for these election saw a massive increase compared to previous legislative elections and it seems like the last time we saw such percentage was back in the early 80's.

[@whoareyou3571]

Labour got just over 30% of the vote, meaning just over 60% of people didn’t even vote for them.

[@boelensds]

by having the minority take the power from the group who was voted for by the most people. Yep the real way putin came to power.

[@l33tnobody1337]

Thank You so much France! I was fearing for the worst, glad it was avoided

[@placerpacklifeppl5842]

Now, may Americans show the same, basic wisdom!

[@PoppaBeavereater]

Marine Le Pen must do Putler like a French Poodle in heat.

[@Krang_e_Shreddy]

Nice....I'm italian and we have the far-right in power here in Italy, but the problem for Putin is, historically the italian far-right has always been anti-USSR/anti-Russia and so even with a far-right government, we still support and provide weapons to Ukraine 😅😂

[@yyyy-uv3po]

@@Krang_e_Shreddy Totally the opposite of France's far-right, who have many Rus. donators and are Pooptin's puppet.

[@Poppagee69]

Marine Le Pen must be Putin's little French Poodle he mounts when she is in heat.

[@sebastianahlin9677]

RIP Peter Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@Bohda1877]

Thank you for your support and work!

[@clarechomyn9686]

Thanks, Jake. I watched the very moving services for Pete. I also watched the 9 trucks with your birthday patch on them being handed over to the very brave warriors at the front. It is so heartwarming to see all the support for Ukraine and it's people from ordinary citizens of the world. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 Heroyam slava 🇺🇦 RIP Pete ❤️

[@MammothPaige]

Glory to Ukraine

[@paranoidpatty2710]

Ty jake❤❤❤

[@justaguy7083]

Uk immediately announces a military aid package

[@user-oi3jz6fv8p]

Thank you, Jake, for your commitment to Ukraine!

[@theconqueringram5295]

Putler must fall!

[@jeanlibre1715]

Proud to be French. When we go to secondary school we have lots of history about WW1, and even more important WW2. We learn how people collaborate with evil, but how others with values resist. We also go on the streets to protest, more motivated to not go to class and have a good fun, but that's a lesson we learn that if we go altogether, in millions, and in France when there is a major protest we are literally millions, then no government, no police can stop us, we have the power. And we go early, making sure there won't be any step to the side. That's the difference between a democracy (although we could do better like the Swiss people), and a country turning into an authoritarian regime like Russia. If you don't fight for your right, the you won't have any. Also we have philosophy courses, where the main target is to learn to think by ourselves. Unfortunately too many of my compatriots have forgotten these lessons. But the majority holds so the allies of the fascist regimes, the heirs of Marshal Pétain will never come back. May this be true.

[@johnje4285]

You are so correct about the UK. Our support for Ukraine is one of the most important thing to me after together with my country rejoining with the EU

[@Pimpemon]

My favorite story coming out of the UK election was Scott Ritters good friend George Galloway losing his seat 4 months after getting elected. 🤣🤣🤣

[@CountScarlioni]

Galloway was also a long time employee of RT and a dedicated Putin apologist. His old boss Neil Kinnock described Galloway as a revolting and repulsive chancer live on air on election night coverage! It was indeed one of the best moments of the election... although Liz Truss facing oblivion was funnier!

[@GCarty80]

Although note than 4 Labour MPs in heavily-Muslim districts were defeated by independent candidates running on pro-Palestinian tickets.

[@neiltitmus9744]

​@GCarty8thats up. To them

[@neiltitmus9744]

If china is there he has arms that are not russia defined

[@neiltitmus9744]

How would Belarus get arms physically from China if not though russia

[@righthandstep5]

Ruzzia should stop meddling in other countries elections and worry about their own house! Slava Ukraini!

[@allangibson8494]

Putin should stop meddling in Russian elections…

[@Waffle_the_Great]

The Priest looks like an older version of Steven Segal

[@ricardotongol567]

👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦rest in peace Pete…God Bless you🙏🙏🙏

[@felixdk8727]

As a european I am glad that the elections in France and Great Britain turned out like they did.

[@Felixdehuiskat-ul2mb]

It means mass migration for Europe. Good luck whit it

[@paularchard5796]

Whichever UK party won it would have continued strong support for Ukraine except possibly Reform.

[@canuckprogressive.3435]

As a human on Earth so am I.

[@whoareyou3571]

@@paularchard5796I supported reform because the policies they provided are very pro British, in the sense they will help average people, which is my top priority, but I still don’t know where they stand on Ukraine, I want Ukraine to be supported, but they haven’t made their position clear yet, Nigel said putins actions are reprehensible, but he also wants to cut foreign aid, whether or not that will be Ukraine aid, no one knows.

[@clam371384]

Judgement’s day will comes for Putin soon, real soon

[@user-tn3qf1gg1j]

I'm planning on it

[@Kodakcompactdisc]

🤞🏽

[@heathermccall8015]

Winter is coming....

[@clam371384]

@@heathermccall8015 that’s right!

[@TopazzTt]

I have faith in America, and Humaity as a whole. there are reasons for these national parties, but that time for now has passed. The time we live in now has to be a vote for the whole not jsut the country, as the whole is affecting our individual countries and our living standards. To not assist Ukraine period, is affecting votes here in the UK and France it seems ;O) WD France, and this GOOD to see, I have faith In America they too will find their way and it will be the right way for the whole I am sure. ;O) much love to all free societies of the world x

[@CaveGent]

UK voter here. I voted for the Lib Dems, but Labour will be fine. It's nice that the other party winning isn't the end of the world.

[@stevemawer848]

Yeah, we're lucky to live in a civilised society.

[@MrMacavity]

It's good to call out Le Pen's connection and friendly relations with Putin and Russia. Do not allow her any position of power 👍

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Le Pen will not at this point since Macron took the offensive by calling in that early poll.

[@PropaneWP]

Nice to see you Maca, I used to watch your streams when I was a WoWs player. I fully agree!

[@frankb1]

If Putin is unhappy, well that just makes my day

[@gregwhitford9684]

Thanks Jake! Glory too Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@francis2811]

Don't be too assured that British Aid for Ukraine continues under a Labour government.

[@mariabengtssonviking]

Good for UK, Viva La France, Democracy, Freedom and Slava Ukraine ❤✊🖖🏳️‍🌈🇪🇺🇺🇦 from Scandinavian Vikings/Sweden 🇸🇪

[@ghostindamachine]

Steven Segal is now a priest in the Russian army?

[@Pimpemon]

It wouldn't surprise me. Look up some of the things he has been accused in the of in the US and then it makes sense.

[@andrewtodaro2874]

His act is just as boring and wooden as a sermon! 😂

[@edmccahill5005]

There was a rumor that trump wanted him for sec. of defense in his administration? I'm NOT making it up. The way things are in the world.......??? Keep the FAITH & _______VIVA UKRAINE______

[@thegunslinger1363]

Well done to those French voters from Ireland.

[@margaridamigueis5809]

Now we have to dispatch Orban, in Europe

[@Phantom-mg5cg]

Next elections in Hungary are in 2026.

[@TheAlchaemist]

He controlls mass media... it's nearly impossible

[@user-in6ud8bx7n]

Thank you as always Jake. Information packed as usual. No matter how many times I see the news about Pete, I start sobbing. It is a comfort to see him honored. Thank you for also mentioning that these memorials are happening every day. A Ukrainian parent, spouse, child, friend, loses a loved one every day, and feels a loss that far exceeds that of an outsider looking in. All the while, they are surviving each day in defense against an enemy that has come to their land to annihilate them. Glory to Ukraine. Heroaim Slava.

[@anthonystevens749]

Well said. 🇬🇧🇺🇦🇺🇲

[@edmccahill5005]

Like we don't have any issues in the USA???

[@jordanover804]

Shot for the updates Jake! Love from New Zealand! 🇳🇿

[@Exitlad27]

Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@deultima]

The worst part of war is how it takes the best of us. RIP Pete.

[@relicresells4884]

Putin is a professional rake stepper oh my God

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Silent Bob is a legendary rake stepper!

[@AstroGremlinAmerican]

But he's a pro at shifting the blame. This isn't his first rodeo.

[@SuperiorFirestone]

God save the King🇬🇧 and Viva le France 🇫🇷

[@steffenberr6760]

I just arrived in kyiv to help deliver more broe mobiles! Well done jake

[@JustARandomFio]

The UK is the best evidence that Ukraine's support isn't a matter of left or right but of moderate vs radical. Germany isn't different in that matter, nor are other decent countries. France is one more evidence that radicals are still in the minority. A large one at this moment, but this will change as it always has in the past. Radicals have a short lifespan in Western democracies. No matter their orientation. France is also evidence that moderates can unite and work together despite their different agendas and that the saying "United we stand, divided we fall" still applies. A special greeting to Mr. P and his minions and fandom. We may be "woke" but we aren't dumb. And we can bite back if needed.

[@johnsdeath]

You are 100% correct

[@robderich8533]

Somehow I hope this nightmare will pass once Moscow is too broke to continue supporting these useful idiots.

[@EEX97623]

Apparently according to polls 91% of UK supports Ukraine. Farage’s Kremlin talking points will backfire.

[@wout4yt]

I think a lot of people realize that voting radical is all fun and games, untill the chips are down and you need a competent government.

[@murphy7801]

Also France two round system is better voting system tbh than most

[@canuckprogressive.3435]

Sunak conceded and stepped down, unlike someone else we could mention.

[@davidgray8089]

Are you referring to a certain orange hued, 320 lb toddler?

[@canuckprogressive.3435]

@@davidgray8089 That would be him.

[@brianSalem541]

He who must not be named

[@Mantarr1]

You left out 'deranged' in it's description.

[@KarlJeager]

@@canuckprogressive.3435 Probably up there as one of the stupidest things he has done, peaceful transfers of power are one of the most valuable traditions a country can posses, you would have to be crazy to want to go back to the practice of bloody civil wars every succession.

[@user-ny5hp8qd4v]

Thank you Jake. Thank you for the coverage of Pete's ceremony. Your must be very proud. I thank him as well. When men such as Pete stand up to evel, the fight will be won. Slava Ukraini

[@PimvP]

Thank you, Jake. Every time I feel disheartened by another terrible act committed by russia, your videos and optimism help me cope.

[@larsrons7937]

Thanks for the stream, Jake. Yes. russia will be defeated. Stay safe, all. Slava Ukraini!

[@colorful.nature]

Indeed Ukraine will win

[@brianaicheler6253]

"As an American this is very bizzare to me, the guy who got fewer votes in the election conceded and accepted defeat..." Thats because we do NOT vote for a Prime Minister or a Party or a Government in the UK system. We only have a vote for a constituency Parliamentary representative. Sunak did not get fewer votes, he was re-elected as an MP in his constituency and beat the labour candidate as well as everyone else.. At one time each candidates name on the voting form did not include their party membership. This was introduced not so long ago giving the impression that you could vote for party and its leader. This, however has never been the case in the UK. So who votes for the PM? Its the party membership that votes for the party leader and it is the party who has the greatest number of parliamentary seats in a general election that form the Government. This first past the post system means that although you can have more votes for a particular party overall, you can still lose the election. That is why some want proportional representation rather than the silly system that we have at present. It was the party electorate of the Conservative party that voted in in the past four leaders and hence the past four Prime Ministers and NOT voted in by the the overall electorate.

[@BFP1]

Takk!

[@JakeBroe]

Thanks for the amazing support Peer! I greatly appreciate it! Takk!

[@user-le3ut9gv7q]

Great news from France!!!🇫🇷 and great that Labour won in the UK!!! Slava Ukraini forever!!!👍🏻💪🇺🇦🇬🇧

[@Spinikar]

At this point in time, even if I was the staunchest Russia, at some point, you gotta start asking some questions. No Western army sends their soldiers into battle that poorly equipped. It's just embarrassing at this point.

[@duncanroebuck89]

Thanks as always Jake, you are a constant.

[@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl]

The future is looking good!