Why the French revolt and we don't.

Nation First highlights a critical problem for the free people of Western nations.

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Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, the United States of America and France have all had their governments overtaken by globalists.

Across the Anglosphere, the so-called ‘elite’ have attempted to undermine democracy, freedom and privacy and weaken national sovereignty.

Yet, only in France do we see people protesting en masse, while in other Western nations, citizens passively accept the increasing tyranny from their governments.

So, what gives?

All of these countries have similar backgrounds.

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With both the USA and France, their modern identities were forged by waging a bloody revolution against their tyrannical governments.

The Americans got their independence from the British, and the French from their kings and nobles.

All of the aforementioned countries feature ‘democracy’ as a core feature of the State in their respective constitutions.

And last but not least, all of those countries, up till recently, had a strong tradition of protecting individual liberties.

So what is it that causes apathy across most of the West. Find out by reading on…