France was hit by a wave of workers' strikes in response to a privatization policy led by a financial capital agent, French president, Emanuel Macron. In the foreground, a three-month railroad strike that began on April 3 paralyzed the French state, challenging not only the announced privatization of the French state railways (SNFC), but also the credibility of president Macron himself and his devastating, slavish, privatization policy. When the workers' power is strengthened so much that it threatens the power of capital over the people - the so-called "extreme left" (a left that not need the class), their main sponsors are George Soros along with his German friends from Die Linke and the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, is activated.
The goals of the extreme left all over the world are to dilute the power of the working class and make it dysfunctional, so that the energy of organized workers misses its goals, evaporates, goes empty. Labor actions are exhausted in that way. Extreme leftists showed their slavish function to capital not only in Tuzla 2014 but also elsewhere in the Balkans (in Sofia, Belgrade, in Ljubljana and Romania, while in Greece, where the people gave them power to rule, they carried out counterrevolution) and we see that „extreme leftists“ are equally serving to their masters in Western Europe, this time in Paris.
When a railroad strike erupted, blocking the work of the government, European Union envoy Jean-Luc Mélenchon , the leader of the extreme left-wing movement, "La France Insoumise" („Unbowed France“), emerged with the idea of starting "protest parties" in France (read: "plenums") against president Macron. According to the plan of Melenchon, these "parties" would be led by "multi-sector open assemblies" of citizens and workers. This means disassembling organized workers and their leadership (remember the shouts from provocateurs in Tuzla, Sofia, Ljubljana and Belgrade "We do not need leaders!") and subordinate them to "open assemblies" (read "plenums" of citizens) and that means destroying, diluting, the strike.
The party in Paris started yesterday on May 5, and the government sent 2,000 policemen on them (police action want to say: "parties" are dangerous to the government). It's completely redirecting attention from the strike to street clashes and possibly an attempt (future) banning strikes if the unrest is escalating. The escalation of the riot is also a threat to the workers. Who else has a suspicion of what is the role of Soros's left should start thinking about seriously... It is good that the leadership of the workers' strike were not fooled yet by Melenchon so that "parties" run without the workers.
(On the pictures: a railroad strike with the resulting crowds on the first two images and a third picture is the Melelenchon "party" in the Opera Square in Paris, 5.5.18)
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