The article critiques the far-right media controlled by billionaire Vincent Bollore, noting their blatant support for Putin and Trump, and antipathy towards Macron and the EU. It asserts that their propaganda has painted Macron as an antagonist stirring up conflict with Russia. Despite these narratives, public opinion appears resilient; Macron's approval rating has modestly risen, with many appreciating his stance against Russian aggression. Meanwhile, Marine Le Pen's approach indicates a strategic shift within the far-right, focusing on issues like immigration rather than outright support for Putin. The political landscape is tense as the next presidential election approaches.
According to Bollore-controlled media, Macron is deliberately 'stoking fear' of peace-loving Russia, pushing a narrative that aligns with far-right ideologies.
Bollore's media empire has turned overtly pro-Putin and pro-Trump, while casting Macron as a warmonger seeking to prolong his presidency through conflict.
Despite the barrage of propaganda, Macron's approval rating has increased slightly, indicating a disconnect between media narratives and public opinion in France.
As the next French election approaches, the far right fears that Macron's legacy could be rejuvenated by his response to the Russian threat.
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