Quote from: AdolfinWolf on May 05, 2017, 06:09:31 PM

Quote from: Lieldoryn on May 05, 2017, 06:02:24 PM

Quote from: Mometaskers on May 05, 2017, 05:37:05 PM

We can still never be sure. Macron might not recover from a scandal this close to the polls but we'll never now, in close races anything can happen.

What I'm most concerned is what would the effects be on the EU and hence, on global economy. I couldn't agree more with their stance towards immigration but I'm not sure what their economic policies would result to. It's ok if it's just them but it would send ripples worldwide.

On the other hand, uncertainty is good for bitcoin.

Quote from: santaclaws on May 05, 2017, 02:43:24 PM

Quote from: notbatman on May 05, 2017, 08:58:42 AM

Calling it now, Macaroni doxxed as a scammer and faggot by the chans.

This exact same thing happened to Clinton just before the election. It seems fishy to me that this info was released in such a timely manner. I'm with you I think Le Pen will win because of this.

Ha and they were worried about Russian interference when all along its someone in their own government.

Russia would benefit the most from EU break-up and American isolationism.

The Russians have put everything in to destroy the European Union. I'm sure that immigrant crisis is also the handiwork of Russian. Of course a hasty decision to help the people of Angela Merkel played a crucial role, but the flow of refugees was organized by the Russian.

Surely everything is done by the russians, isn't it? Don't you think its a bit too easy to waive it away like that?

The flow of refugees wasn't organised by the russians, at most they were part of the cause.

Erdogan let them go through, and there has been made a deal since with him with the members of the EU to stop all these "refugees".

We can still believe they're doing their best to make good use of the situation. Without the EU, they'd be able to negotiate more easily with the former member states. There would also be less resistance to territorial expansion, if they swing that way.

Same with Erdogan, he can always threaten to send in more people. I doubt they'd move against him as he further consolidate power in his regime because of this.

Quote from: AdolfinWolf on May 05, 2017, 07:02:26 PM

Quote from: GetFreeCoins on May 05, 2017, 06:26:09 PM

Le Pen will support the legalization bitcoin?

No she is against the entire " cryptocurrency " thing. See

http://bitcoinist.com/france-le-pen-national-front-ban-bitcoin/

The statement of FN is that bitcoin is a "Ponzi Scheme". Funny.

"Le Pen authored a press release last May outlining the dissent against Bitcoin. The problem stems from the World Economic Forum Davos 2016, where digital currencies were actually lauded by some presenters. This promotion by known globalists at the exclusive event cast Bitcoin in a negative light with Le Pen, seeing Bitcoin as a globalist plot against cash and the French people."

""The powerful business lobby Wall Street banks (JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs) relayed by the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2016, sold two ideas to states and institutions like the EU: virtual currencies or cryptocurrencies (the best known is the bitcoin) and a cashless society.""

She thinks it would support globalism?!

http://www.coindesk.com/french-presidential-hopeful-bitcoin-ban/

And at first I only thought she was just against immigration and France not being very independent as a member of the EU. Oh well, it's not like any single person can just kill the cryptocurrency industry. If she's be adamant though, then let her country stagnate. That might make it a less attractive place for freeloaders.