Anti-CPE youths confront fascists in Paris riot
Submitted by gav on Mar 16 2006 11:39
From http://libcom.org/news/article.php/anti-cpe-front-national-160306:
Quote:
“Last night, Tuesday evening, in front of the Sorbonne, several hundreds of people gathered to ask for the withdrawal of the CPE. Once again the police force made use of violence to prevent the students from expressing themselves. But this time they received the support of a hundred youth members of the Le Pens National Front. The latter, as faithful servants of the system, gathered towards 19h30, with helmets and bars of iron, a hundred metres from the Sorbonne, in order to attack the anti-CPE gathering.”
What position do you think the BNP would take if something similar happened in Britain? Would they 'stand up for white workers rights', or just show hostility to the demonstrations like the Front National in France?
Mar 16 2006 13:42
#2
Sorry - can I be thick and ask what the CPE is?
Mar 16 2006 13:46
#3
In Paris and Toulouse we have reports of fascist gangs armed up with motor cycle helmets attacking students / workers.
What level of co-ordination between these far right lot, its seems similar, whats the police involment in this ... have we got any pictures of the french state helping out the fascists attacking the demos or sumthing.
We all know the French want to quell the anti - cpe protests, lets find them guilty of being to violent against the protestors....
Mar 16 2006 13:48
#4
PaulMarsh wrote:
Sorry - can I be thick and ask what the CPE is?
check this out, very exciting stuff:
Mar 16 2006 13:59
#5
Smells like teen spirit!
Mar 16 2006 14:26
#6
PaulMarsh wrote:
Smells like teen spirit!
have you any idea how close I came to puking up all over my keyboard?!!
That is the most cringe inducing comment ever! 
Mar 16 2006 14:32
#7
PaulMarsh wrote:
Smells like teen spirit!
Il sent comme l'esprit de l'adolescence, surely. 
Mar 16 2006 15:03
#8
the button wrote:
PaulMarsh wrote:
Smells like teen spirit!Il sent comme l'esprit de l'adolescence, surely.
These things always sound better in French, don't they?
Mar 16 2006 15:22
#9
C'est vrai, malhereusement. 
Or should that be, "C'est une verite"?
and here: http://libcom.org/news/article.php/anti-cpe-right-wing-toulouse-160306