🇫🇷⚡️- Within only 48 hours of organization, a gathering initiated by the students union Cocarde Étudiante and Parisian nationalists in the memory of Quentin took place this afternoon in Paris.

With a few hundred people present, the most notable part of this tribute was a rare right-wing unity.

Members of the Cocarde, National Rally party, Reconquête party and other identitarian and nationalist groups put their differences aside to honor Quentin's legacy and denounce antifa violence.

Éric Zemmour and Marion Maréchal stood along members from the RN party despite years of animosity.

Les Républicains (center-right) were not present despite being invited.

Pictures sent by the Cocarde Étudiante to Rerum.

Restore vs Reform: best case

In the best-case scenario, Farage becomes the new center, while @RestoreBritain_ serves as the UK’s patriotic-progressive flank. This would shift the entire political discourse in Britain to the right.

a) In the first phase, it is crucial for Restore to establish a sharp profile and criticize Farage and Reform from the right.

b) That pressure would force Farage to abandon strategic ambiguity and clarify his positions. He would lose patriotic voters he has taken for granted simply because there was no credible alternative to his right.

c) At the same time, his public moderation would allow him to expand further into territory traditionally occupied by the legacy parties. In this dynamic, the right would not cannibalize itself or split the vote, but broaden its overall influence within British politics.

> Farage could attract moderate and even center-left voters who choose him as a moderate option compared to a more assertive Restore. Meanwhile, the ideological core of the movement would consolidate around Restore, positioning it as the driving force with escalation dominance on the right.

This would "terraform" the whole political environment in the UK and shift public opinion to normalize Remigration.

If you want I can also draft the worst case.