Summary
Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of France’s far-right National Rally (formerly National Front), has died.
A former paratrooper, he led the party from 1972 to 2011 and was known for inflammatory rhetoric, including Holocaust denial and praise for the Nazi-collaborating Vichy regime, which led to multiple convictions.
He ran for president five times, shocking France in 2002 by advancing to the runoff against Jacques Chirac.
A divisive figure, he was expelled from the party by his daughter, Marine Le Pen, in 2015 as she sought to moderate its image.
J’irai pisser sur ta tombe, connard.
Je voyagerai en France pour le faire aussi. Ça deviendra une destination touristique pour pisse !
Hahha, ça tente de faire un tour mondial, Thatcher, Le Pen, Reagan etc. bien pisser sur les tombes de fachos.