REPLY TO THE BLOG Joker REVOLISATION AND THEIR HEAD MUTANT
Thanks to you to be examined my humble blog proletarian-oriented and therefore against the current modes démocratoques. You are apparently a human cell which is defined as carrying a "egalitarian liberalism, the heir of the Commune and the Russian double revolution as I am an heir of Baron Munchausen. You abound in comparisons with incredible revolutions you poorly studied (89 and 17). You say "the masses" and "cousins Tunisian" (!??) with a curious novelty - the theory of formoisy (= middle class and its formations shit) - the cornerstone of which is a typical anarchist formalism : Application of the proletarian system of representation (of workers' councils) which is not described by Lenin and Trotsky, but by the historian Anweiler, application to the entire population of 14 Tunisian indistinct to 77! But unfortunately that is cons-indicated by your bard Yanick last fall with his phrase "a pyramid of delegates."
I must say I am tired a lot to read your blog from liberal anarchists. You have much to learn from me and I'm sure you're smart. But I have to give some advice to little Julie. First, do not accuse me of hatred Yanick or anyone of you, I do not know all the political controversy and I have no hatred. Deuxio respond point by point is the worst way to try to answer and reveals the misunderstanding. Troisio licking the boots of a guru or a wise old man always gives me boils. The accumulation of superlatives on the "Social mutant" Toutain (scientific to sociological analysis) sucks. I do not blame anything for this man who is undoubtedly a romantic poet but that is apolitical, or at least who does not understand politics. Reacting like a crazed groupie, Julie lends me judgments that I have not sought and does not point the delightful bard of morons but three Tunisians interviewed by Le Monde (1. I only have diplomas and fuck 2. In my latest book - The aristocracy Association - I castigated all those half-graduates pursuing careers in France mafias and anarchist union).
Finally, it is certain that your "formalism" ignores the real life of the proletarian masses (that you decree dead) and who, prior to any borough-formalization must be fought and eliminated all the cliques reaction leftists and trade unionists collaborators, conducted a real political thinking which drives the process of direct elections, not precisely quantified at 25 or 37. After the revolution Tunisian
the illusion you get the megaphone of an old bullshit: the African revolution! Basically I have to tell the world you're a glorified cult claim to nationalist politics underdeveloped, with a faux neo-Khmer Rouge of egalitarianism to the con. You do not offer a credible framework for thinking as we have seen so much need the intellectual desert of maximalism Marxist and political nullity the extreme left does not mean its reactionary social conservatism protest centered on the union aristocracy in France and Tunisia.
But the situation in Tunisia is not the key to the situation, there is MORE NATIONAL REVOLUTION TAKES: or internationalization of the class struggle or total failure in solutions-national or national-populist musulmaniaques. Here is my analysis of the time published yesterday on Libe:
Behind the self-congratulatory sores Democrats found the same joke of "democratic institutions" which are the bras of the financial oligarchy with the same justification "Minimum " the risk return musulmaniaques nerds. There is not no "national democratic solution" to the crisis in Tunisia. The bourgeois state with its old puppet Ghannouchi can leave Tunisian dance but the party is not meant to last. Beware of insubordination if tomorrow does not extend to France (rather shabby and grandpa with the Bid to the promenade of Union Retirees) and Algeria where there are strikes in a while. If the proletariat Tunisians continue to sleep wrapped in the national flag that they will facilitate the return of Islamo-nationalists. Why? Because democracy in the country would require secondary global economy in good health and not a fierce and unequal competition favored by totalitarian countries like China. Systemic crisis inevitably imposes the development of dictatorial regimes like Iran and Russia in this sense the moment in Tunisia (even if we love) is a parenthesis that the great powers want to see close. One can certainly
blablater to infinity at the moment but there is no more revolution than Tunisian couscous merguez for the poor proletarians without diplomas, as that confabulations are enclosed in the flag rising + star. The star is to dream utopia democratic the crescent is for the return of Islamo-cops.
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