>France's far-right National Front party has asked Russia for a 27-million-euro ($30 million) loan, claiming that the party needs it to finance its election campaigns in 2017, The Times newspaper reported Friday, citing the party’s treasurer
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/news/article/marine-le-pens-party-asks-russia-for-27-million-loan/560066.html
Tad bit embarrassing don't you think?
Saudi Arabia has been pumping millions into U.S. elections for decades.
>>25048
>can't borrow it from French banks since UMP, one of the biggest parties had problems with banks
It's not like the party had other choices.
>>25048
>far-right
Lmao
>>25153
Farer right
>>25049
>2016
>not realizing the central banks of both countries are owned by the same people
>>25048
Not really.
Also, FN is not far-right.
>>25048
Russia already gave a lot to the FN. Made the news last year, supporters didn't seem to care.
In the USA, if a party accepted money from Russia, it would be shocking : the arch-enemy, the cold war, the spies...
In France, Russia is just a country among others. Often an ally (when Washington doesn't slap our fingers, like when we had to cancel the selling of military frigates we had already made). In 1917, France was Russia's biggest creditor.
Nowadays, Russia supports nationalism, while the USA represents no-border internationalism.
This is why Russia supports the FN.
