The French Strike Shows Workers Need to Deport the Oligarchy

As French rail workers braved the cold this Christmas, continuing to strike, editors in the mainstream media were also busy -- making up stories to distract from the class war! The front page of Ouest France ran a story about how the NGO, SOS Mediterranean was also working through Christmas. It showed a boat of migrants from Africa being helped onshore by another elite-funded NGO Medecins Sans Frontière. Why this focus on migrants at a time when the domestic population is engaged in the biggest revolt since 1968?

What the media is not telling readers is that the same people who bombed and destroyed Libya in 2011, imposed IMF debt and neoliberal regimes on African countries, are now trafficking migrants into Europe to drive down the price of labor. First, Western elites destroy developing countries; then they use the victims of these wars as social engineering weapons against their own working class.



From a ruling-class perspective, it’s abundantly clear: “You can continue to protest about your wages, the cost of living and dwindling pension funds all you want. We are importing millions of dirt-cheap wage slaves to replace you and they won’t complain because we’ll engineer them to be perfectly submissive.”

The tragedy of class struggle in France is the lack of leadership. For example, the CGT has, at least since the 1970s, functioned more as an appendix of class rule than an organization that serves workers. The French Communist Party, since embracing Soviet revisionism in the 1960s, has morphed into a dull talk shop for ideologically bankrupt intellectuals and students. Other major unions such as Force Ouvrière were actually formed by the CIA during the Cold War to weaken the French Communist Party.

Major leaders on the left collaborate with the Macron regime. For example, François Ruffin was recently exposed as a government agent when a telephone conversation he had with President Macron was leaked on the Internet. In the conversation, Ruffin and Macron were organizing a mise-en-scène whereby Macron would visit a factory and Ruffin would be there playing the role of the “workers opposition”. It should have been the end of Ruffin’s career but for so many people who identify with left-wing ideology, reality and truth are the least of their concerns.
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Ruffin said: “I think that if we think about strategy, you need to be strongly challenged, and publicly, by Ecopla’s employees, it will be an episode. And then, you respond to them by saying: ‘I’m ready to go to the factory, and there’s a second episode.’”

Macron: “Okay. Okay (...) One: we have an exchange about the dossier. Two: we keep you informed of progress. Three: you, you stop me publicly. Four: we agree upon a travel date together. On October 5, or in late September—and we see how we communicate on it together.”

As for the leader of La France Insoumise Jean-Luc Mélenchon, he has recently gained slightly in credibility after he was attacked by the French Jewish lobby, CRIF, for blaming their British equivalent for the defeat of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn in Britain’s recent general election. However, these kinds of antics won’t change the fact that the working class doesn’t vote for petty-bourgeois Trotskyites; what the working class in every country craves is a genuinely nationalist alternative to the New World Order; and almost every leftist party out there is anti-working- class.

Identity politics and ecologism have completely taken over working-class movements. Right now in France, there is a dangerous political vacuum. Most “nationalist” parties have been taken over by Zionists and Free Masons and there is, therefore, no real political leadership of the Yellow Vest movement.

There will be no solution to this economic crisis. The very idea of pensions and organized labor is disappearing. Soon, we will have as many old people in Europe as young. That means there will be no more pensions for working-class people. The wealthy don’t need state pensions. They have unlimited money and will live off a fraction of the interest on their investments. Workers at retirement age will be forced to do menial, low-paid jobs and when they are sick, they will be encouraged to consider euthanasia. In fact, it is not an exaggeration to say that once euthanasia is promoted and becomes the norm, it will be considered unethical for the elderly to want to live. So, there will be no more pensions. There will no more organized labor either.

Fear euthanasia and assisted suicide

As organized labor is led by globalists, strikes tend to exasperate many of the young entrepreneurs, middle-class managers and other independent laborers who can’t get to work. The strikes don’t really hurt the ruling elite because there is no effective political leadership. In fact, if the strike continues, it could even militate in favor of the ruling class.

Because the leaders of the labor movement do not explain to workers the purpose of the elite-funded agendas turning their society into a rubbish dump of zombies -- infinite debt and the entire gamut of social degeneracies that come from a debt-ridden society need to be the issues at the forefront of any radical movement. 

Having nowhere to turn, workers in desperation strike. The strike is perfectly justified; it is all they can do. But all is not enough. Demonstrations and strikes will not bring about a revolution. What France needs now is a genuinely patriotic party which puts French workers first; stops imperialist wars; stops immigration; stops the bourgeois nonsense about “saving the planet”; stops promoting infanticide and starts promoting the family as the basic and most important unit of society. Only when that happens will there be anything approximating a revolution.

When you have a government which upholds the natural family as the basic unit of society, you have a government which recognizes love as the most important social value. Therefore, all market relations will be subordinated to the material and spiritual wellbeing of that unit, from the new-born baby to the eldest among us.

If I were dictator of France, I would employ all the migrants as shipbuilders. Then, I would use them to round up the globalist elites and their leftist collaborators and send them all in ships to Africa to rebuild the countries they have destroyed. Then the headlines would be different: “French workers cheer as African migrants send ships full of oligarchs to Africa for forced labor!”

Our revolutions and their coup

x Marcos Roitman Rosenmann: We do not call ourselves to deceit, the right does not believe in democracy, so it fights and represses. Will always

Since independence, Latin America has been the object of desire of the imperialist powers. If the Spanish empire was able to fill its coffers of how much wealth it could shed for three centuries, its inheritance was the advent of an oligarchic order, whose result bogged down any project of democratic revolution. Miranda, Bolívar, Morazán, Artigas, San Martín, Manuel Rodríguez and Zeledón suffered the betrayal of those who preferred to act as cipayos, alongside foreign powers, rather than defend their homeland. Invasions, spurious wars, expropriation of territories.

We can still trace the colonial footprints of extracontinental powers in the Caribbean or in Patagonia: Britain, France, the Netherlands, but it will be the US, reinforcing the so-called Monroe doctrine, with the incorporation of the Platt amendment into the constitutions of Cuba and Panama, who moves their natural competitors. Theodore Roosevelt synthesizes the prototype of action of Yankee imperialism, giving free rein to the politics of the big stick and the diplomacy of the dollar.

Rubén Darío does not miss the opportunity to dedicate an ode to him in 1904. His first stanza portrays him: "It is with the voice of the bible or the verse of Walt Whitman, which would come to you hunter! Primitive and modern, simple and complicated , with something from Washington and four from Nemrod.You are the USA, you are the future invader of naive America that has indigenous blood, who still prays to Jesus Christ and still speaks Spanish.You are superb and strong example of your race: you are cultured, you are weak; you oppose Tolstoy. And taming horses, or killing tigers, you are Alexander-Nebuchadnezzar (you are an energy teacher, as crazy people say today.) You think life is fire, that progress is eruption; where you put the bullet the future you put. No (). "

Thus, each national project is fought with blood and fire. From the nineteenth century to the present, democratic and popular revolutions have fallen as a result of coups, leaders, despots, tyrants, satraps, to which more bloodthirsty, clad in military honors, under the watchful eye, and the placet of the United States. First the red liberals were persecuted, then followed by anarchists, socialists, communists, Marxists, anti-imperialists, all radical democrats. In this bacchanal, the armed forces participate in the extermination of the original peoples, repressing all kinds of popular demands, such as trade union rights, salary improvements or civil liberties. The easy trigger. The machine gun against the working people.

However, in the academies of war, future generals visualize coups as a war against the internal enemy, moments of glory, surrender to the nation and defense of national values. Summoned by the pluto-oligarchies, with exceptions, they are quick to genocide. There is no country on the continent whose performance has no lucrative ephemeris where they have slaughtered the people. The disproportionate use of force and violence is recurrent, it emerges as a response to democratic struggles, to popular, socialist and anti-capitalist revolutions.



The Operation Condor trial in Buenos Aires is a historical case for justice and reparations for the victims of the reign of terror..

In front of them, the ruling classes respond with coups, repression and death. Today we see it in the coup in Bolivia. While popular revolutions defend life, produce dignity, social justice, encourage participation in decision-making processes, coups generate misery, social exclusion, pain, fear and, of course, inequality. That is the history. The rest a lie to implant state terrorism, under tyrannies of death.

In these two decades of the 21st century, Honduras, Paraguay, Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Guatemala and Chile have undertaken a trip to the caverns, destroying all vestiges of reforms in the oldest patriarchal style of power. Defense of the traditional family, ecclesiastical marriage, denial of gender violence, maintenance of retrograde laws on abortion and criminalization of equal rights, in addition to an apocalyptic biblical discourse. The battle against the heretic.

Under these circumstances, their coup d'etats are a wake-up call, in whatever mode. There are no options for establishing a democratic order. Any project is repressed. The social cost does not matter. The important thing is to maintain the political power and direction of the economic model.

Venezuela undergoing economic strangulation resists coups and Cuba, with the blockade of more than half a century, does not cease in its efforts to keep alive the flame of the revolution and the Martian emancipation project.

Likewise, Chile condenses the contradictions of a neoliberalism in crisis. The statements of the president of the Democratic Revolution, Catalina Pérez, after the signing of the agreement for peace and the new Constitution, are devastating. He said he did so under the explicit threat of the Piñera government to take the military to the street. In these circumstances, he bowed his knee and bowed his head, like the rest, with exceptions, betraying a mobilized people who resisted and did not abandon their proposal for a democratic Constituent Assembly.

This maneuver can be interpreted as a consensus coup between government and opposition, to keep the Pinochet project alive. We are not called to deceit, the right does not believe in democracy, that is why it fights and represses. It will always. On the contrary, our revolutions constitute the most democratic moments in the history of the emancipatory and libertarian projects of Our America.

The Jornada