France Is Living in Zemmour’s World - by Palladium Editors

French politician Éric Zemmour believes France is on the brink of self-destruction. Parts of the political establishment, including President Emmanuel Macron agree.

Illian Derex/Éric Zemmour opens his presidential campaign in Villepinte This article by François Valentin was originally published on Palladium Magazine on February 2, 2022. It was featured in PALLADIUM 16: After Populism. To receive PALLADIUM 16: After Populism, subscribe today. On the 5th of December, Éric Zemmour held his first official political rally. It was an intense affair, with 13,000 “Zemmouristes” assembled to listen to the newly minted candidate for the French presidency deliver a barnstorming speech in which he blasted the “eternal adolescent,” Emmanuel Macron. Despite some…

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