President Donald Trump’s globalist agenda has taken the world by storm… and liberals can’t stand it.
They’re so angry, in fact, many have given up civil discourse. Instead, leftists are responding with mindless violence against conservative politicians with anti-globalist ideas.
Paris police say a bomb hit the building housing French conservative presidential candidate Marine Le Pen’s campaign headquarters, causing a serious fire.
The Paris fire department says no one was injured in the incident overnight Thursday and the blaze was extinguished by authorities. The device hit an insurance office on the ground floor where Le Pen’s campaign is based.
An investigation is underway. Police say vandals also scrawled graffiti targeting Le Pen’s anti-immigration National Front party.
The extreme leftist group “Combat Xenophobia” told Agence France-Presse that they were responsibility for the attack and used Molotov cocktails to carry it out.
But Le Pen isn’t afraid, and instead dismissed the violence and criticized the government for allowing extremist groups to wildly attack those with differing ideals with little punishment.
She “expressed her intention to make an official complaint, claiming that her party was not informed of the attack by the services of the state, having to learn about the event from the news media. Security requested at the office had been refused, she claimed, despite her party having been revealed as a prime target for extremists,” the Gateway Pundit reported.
These pro-globalist bombing attacks is nothing new, of course.
In October, during the U.S. Presidential election, leftist radicals firebombed a GOP headquarters in North Carolina, leaving behind graffiti threatening, “Nazi Republicans leave town or else.”
This leftist violence is an attack on free speech and democracy worldwide.
Le Pen is a leading contender for France’s presidential election, held in two rounds April 23 and May 7.
If it goes anything like the U.S. presidential election, liberals will again lose — and anti-globalism will prevail.
The Associated Press contributed to this article.