YEAR OF SURPRISE: SARKOZY VOTED OUT IN FRANCE

[Littlejoe]

Socialist Hollande triumphs in French presidential poll. According to Ipsos polling institute, the left-wing candidate took 51.9% of the vote to incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy’s 48.1%.

Celebrations are underway at the iconic Place de la Bastille in central Paris, the same spot where the last Socialist to win a presidential election, François Mitterrand, celebrated his victory back in 1981.

Hollande, who voted on Sunday in the central Corrèze region, which he represents in the French parliament, was considered the frontrunner throughout the campaign, at times leading his rival by as much as 10% in opinion polls.

He finished ahead in the first round on April 22, claiming 28.63% of votes cast against Sarkozy's 27.18%.

Socialist Hollande triumphs in French presidential poll - FRENCH ELECTIONS 2012 - FRANCE 24

[makememeek]

The Germans aren't going to like that.


Do I see the European Union falling apart in the next few years?


Yes, I do.


A TEN NATION chunk shall break away, France among them,
leaving Germany (never really part of the Roman Empire) and seventeen
other nations to realign themselves..

[readyforhome]

I understand the people in America and other countries being frustrated, but one can simply not spend more than they are taking in. Its unfeasible. I see major cuts coming here to America; even more then before, if things don't get straightened out.

[YeuEmMaiMai]

i am not shocked in the least bit. The socialist promises to spend more money they do not have and the incumbent does not.....because there is no money left.

[Lujack Skylark]

The Germans aren't going to like that.


Do I see the European Union falling apart in the next few years?


Yes, I do.


A TEN NATION chunk shall break away, France among them,
leaving Germany (never really part of the Roman Empire) and seventeen
other nations to realign themselves..

At the end there will be 10 nations coming together briefly (Revelation 17:12) with the anti-Christ. They are most likely from the 10 permanent members of the former Western European Union (W.E.U.) (1)Belgium (2)France (3)Germany(4)Greece(5)Italy(6)Luxembourg(7)the Netherlands(8)Portugal(9)Spain & (10) the United Kingdom