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Only regret the most?

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

; That regret the most?

The death of Annie Girardot? The cons-attack on Gaddafi Benghazi? The appalling spectacle of yet another cabinet reshuffle? John Galliano? All this at a time ... And some more things.

Annie Girardot first. Great actress, if any. I remain her a film by Alain Jessua, with Alain Delon, called Shock Treatment. In a charming Breton thalassotherapy center, rich clients are seeking eternal youth with gold. The secret? The use of blood and fresh tissue taken from Portuguese immigrants (we are in the early 1970s). Annie lies with the Chief Medical Officer (Alain Delon, which is seen frolicking naked in the waves), discovers the pot to the roses, and kill the boss before ending up in jail. Sad end, Annie, but thank you for everything ...

Gaddafi. He has guts, still with its cons-offensive hopeless. This reinforces my belief that it will end up like Hitler giving orders absurd, delusional to analysis (the interview with ABC is a monument: "All the Libyans like me ... those who are attacking me agents of Al Qaeda ") prior to probably blow up the box in his bunker in Tripoli. Do not disappoint us, Muammar!

Redesign. As noted by Laurent Joffrin on France Inter, the day after the presidential address last Sunday, this is the first time a French head of state takes the guise of global turmoil to overhaul his government. Exit the nullissime MAM handover super Juppe who claim to refile Defence Longuet while qu'Hortefeux exchange places with Gueant. Phew! At last, our new ambassador in Tunis shock, the one who insults the local journalists in Arabic as in French and in underwear showing off on the internet, this one keeps its position. With Sarkozy, who expects the worst and the grotesque is never disappointed.

John Galliano. I always hated the fashion world, especially in fashion. Tarlouze bunch of pretentious, ugly clothes and pricey, girls transformed into survivors of death camps. After slipping from John Galliano, anti-Semitic and racist anti-Asian, poor Guerlain and his joke about blacks is to store in the amiable potacheries. Thank you again, John, give me a new reason to hate your pathetic little world.

Rising energy prices. is great, privatization and 'open to competition. " EDF will make us pay the more expensive juice to make a margin on the course it will sell to private (friends of Sarkozy are in the running, including Alain Minc and Direct Energy), which we refourguera at a price much lower, but with a good margin above. Bravo, shareholders, thank you, the European Union and its directives to the liberal idiot, and congratulations to our few remaining media talkative on this scandal.

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How to kill a rebel? If José Bové.

Sunday, February 27, 2011

How to kill a rebel? If José Bové.

Gaddafi is a fool. Crush a rebellion without firing a shot, it is perfectly feasible, evidence by the European Union and José Bové. In the late 1990s, José Bové became known as one of the leaders of the liberal anti-globalization. He participates in large lectures utopian Porto Alegre, in all the forums of ATTAC. At the head of the commando leftist peasants Larzac, dismantles the Millau McDonald's before launching his campaign for mowing large anti-GMO. In 2005, he thunders with many other pseudo-cons the European Constitutional Treaty, contributing to his defeat at the polls and disarray of the Eurocrats.

Then comes the good doctor Cohn-Bendit, who won in the General Staff of the Greens, illico renamed "Europe-Ecology," which announced the program at least. The former troublemaker became one policeman thought it brought the thundering Jose, before facilitating his election to Parliament. And the miracle is accomplished. Over the months, a holy mutation occurs. The demon Larzac calms down. It approves the Treaty of Lisbon, substitute the European constitution in 2005 that he had vomited, imposed on people through parliament in 2008. He is convinced that only "Europe" will find a solution to all our ills. In his latest book of interviews (From Larzac Brussels), transfer ends when the Braves Jose says he never liked the term "anti-globalization", too redolent of xenophobic or nationalistic, and always preferred to that of "alternative globalization", a "world without passports" ... Laissez-faire, laissez passer, goods, capital and people, if every guy in the world, etc ... A little more power-se shave that mustache too Gallic and proletarian, for example-and Mr. Bove will join the club of Alain Minc.

Poor Gaddafi! But you had had a great idea to mulch your rebellion with the Arab Maghreb Union. Sarko had regained the ball with his Union for the Mediterranean remained in dry dock. The fantasy of unity, a large market, left to the most ferocious appetite, chambers of recycling of political leaders turned into spokesmen for "the only possible policy, people confused and deprived of resilience other than a protest vote immediately demonized.

The great popular earthquake which shakes the entire Arab world makes it urgent thing now. Quick, quick, a "great thing" to stifle all that!