Excon influence on the 2016 French elections
Posted: Sat Apr 22, 2017 1:57 pm
Looks like another former prisoner has gone apeshit. As if it wasn't enough that the neoliberals have torn apart the French pink party.
(historical note: in the pink primaries, voters massively rejected the former prime minister (Valls), who has since rejoined powerful French (former) mayors like Delanoë (Paris Pink Party), Collomb (Lyon Pink Party), and of course the mostly unpink Bayrou (Pau "modem" party) promoting a previously unelected banker and tax collector who worked as the Pink secretary of the economy. He (Macaron) is most famous for reforming France's labor law by executive order (because the Pink parliament refused to pass his new über labor law).
Is it the Russians who handed the former prisoner an AK-47? The CIA? Daesh? the BNP? Why are Al Jazeera and France 24 only speaking of Macron, Fillon & Le Pen? (The NYT international edition Friday didn't even bother mentioning Fillon, for them it all boils down to Macron or LePen. Macron being the outsider from Sciences Po (*) and ENA after all, it's not surprising the only quotes they could get were from a professor at Sciences Po and, well, über-insider Jacques Attali).
Pfff... meanwhile, the neoliberals are surely finding JLM (Mélenchon) embarassingly popular (along with his platform of rewriting the constitution), so popular he's had to resort to costly holograms to be in more than one place at once. ^^ Will the last minute "attentat" save the day for the banking interest and propel Fillon to the second round? Or will everyone just vote Poutou? ^^
In any case, Hamon should have withdrawn. He resigned from the pink government in a huff and somehow ended up holding the bag for the Socialists. (If he gets 5%, the pink campaign expenses will be covered by French taxpayers. This is presumably the only reason he hasn't abandoned the race. As it is his presence is simply evidence of the "divide and conquer" strategy that has been quite effectively played out in the last months).
Well, at least we'll have a woman as president, eh?
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(*) a page chock-full of conflict on en.wiki too. ^^ (edited 99 times to deal with punctuation issues)
(historical note: in the pink primaries, voters massively rejected the former prime minister (Valls), who has since rejoined powerful French (former) mayors like Delanoë (Paris Pink Party), Collomb (Lyon Pink Party), and of course the mostly unpink Bayrou (Pau "modem" party) promoting a previously unelected banker and tax collector who worked as the Pink secretary of the economy. He (Macaron) is most famous for reforming France's labor law by executive order (because the Pink parliament refused to pass his new über labor law).
Is it the Russians who handed the former prisoner an AK-47? The CIA? Daesh? the BNP? Why are Al Jazeera and France 24 only speaking of Macron, Fillon & Le Pen? (The NYT international edition Friday didn't even bother mentioning Fillon, for them it all boils down to Macron or LePen. Macron being the outsider from Sciences Po (*) and ENA after all, it's not surprising the only quotes they could get were from a professor at Sciences Po and, well, über-insider Jacques Attali).
Pfff... meanwhile, the neoliberals are surely finding JLM (Mélenchon) embarassingly popular (along with his platform of rewriting the constitution), so popular he's had to resort to costly holograms to be in more than one place at once. ^^ Will the last minute "attentat" save the day for the banking interest and propel Fillon to the second round? Or will everyone just vote Poutou? ^^
In any case, Hamon should have withdrawn. He resigned from the pink government in a huff and somehow ended up holding the bag for the Socialists. (If he gets 5%, the pink campaign expenses will be covered by French taxpayers. This is presumably the only reason he hasn't abandoned the race. As it is his presence is simply evidence of the "divide and conquer" strategy that has been quite effectively played out in the last months).
Well, at least we'll have a woman as president, eh?
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(*) a page chock-full of conflict on en.wiki too. ^^ (edited 99 times to deal with punctuation issues)