We are conditioned to believe that the radical sweeping changes the left are making to our family structures, our institutions and our education system should be blindly accepted.

Every revolutionary knows that if they are to cement their power for generations to come, it is prudent to mould the minds of the youth as if they were clay.

Our society cannot see that the values it prioritises in raising future generations are wrong.

A serious government that was anti-crime could and would do this.

Housing crises are becoming more pervasive, so we must look at how to build and live in urban spaces – not just seek to build more.

As state, party politics, education, policing, public debate, mass media and social-media regulation all conform to what liberalist secular citizens unthinkingly accept, that stratum of society sees no politics in public life.

These results have exposed Macron’s presidential legitimacy (or lack thereof) as little more than an empty vote against the ‘far-right’.

Now it’s about minimum wage, zero-hours contracts and little job stability.