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Marine Le Pen is a potential candidate for France's presidential election next year. She talked with RT about a possible revolution in France and the dying euro. Le Pen criticized French foreign policy saying Libya is not a humanitarian issue. RT's Daniel Bushell met with the head of France's nationalist party to get her views on the country's burning issues. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com

While the EU forces France to accept more and more immigrants, the country has already had enough, with anti-ethnic sentiments growing every year, believes Marine Le Pen, head of the far-right party National Front. Marine follows the political line of her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of the National Front, who is famous in France and all over the world for his conservative and anti-immigration views. In her interview to RT, Le Pen claims the EU is expanding at France's expense. "We no longer control our own territory, our currency or our laws. We don't decide who comes in, or stays in our country. They impose directives on us without even consulting people. All this is hurting our economy and discouraging foreign investment." According to Le Pen, the European Union wants to force 150 million immigrants on France over the next 30 years, explaining it by low birth rate. "Well let's encourage people to have kids, as they do elsewhere in the world, rather than wave in the immigrants," argues Le Pen. She believes the problem is also that French people should be liberated from the inside, freed of the "guilt that their leaders have placed in them for so many years". "Immigration is an organized replacement of our population. This threatens our very survival. We don't have the means to integrate those who are already here. The result is endless cultural conflict." Having worked as a lawyer who defended immigrants, Marine Le Pen claims she does not hate immigrants ...