France, Courant Alternatif CA #229 April 2013 - SUMMARY + EDITORIAL (fr)

SUMMARY ---- EDITORIAL PAGE 3 ---- Workers of the Country ... ---- PAGE 4 Notes on the 
strike of PSA Aulnay sous Bois ---- ECONOMY ---- PAGE 5 What crisis? ---- FOOD ---- PAGE 8 
Chevalgate: a cooperative in the back kitchens of the food industry. ---- RELIGION ---- 
PAGE 12 Political Islam ---- BIG BROTHER PAGE 26 ---- FEMINISM PAGE 18 What's new with the 
new feminism? ---- PAGE 22 Book - "feminism and anti-militarism" ---- RACISM ---- PAGE 23 
Islamophobia in France - Sainte secularism pray for us! ---- READ A PAGE 26 ---- BRIEF 
PAGE 27 ---- PLANNING PAGE 28 NDDL - After the dialogue ... castagne!? ---- INTERNATIONAL 
---- PAGE 29 Kurds: "the greatest people in the world without states" ---- PAGE 32 of Act 
assimilation Kemalist ---- EDITORIAL ---- Here as elsewhere, the social and political 
revolution remains to be done!

A good war, what a good idea in times of crisis of capitalism. Our General Holland and his 
faithful aide-de camps, Mr. Jean-Marc Ayrault decided to send our great army "colonial" to 
the reconquest of threatened Mali. The famous phrase "here is France," is a good summary 
of this beautiful France-Africa thought to be dead with Sarkozy. This imperialist war in 
Mali is in line with the policy followed by the former president: liberalization of the 
Malian economy, supporting an authoritarian and plunder resources.

For social democrats, politician logic is simple: war can wash problems through collective 
amnesia and garner dough. What's better than external threat against an enemy "in the 
shadows" to weld the nation and reassure the bourgeoisie.

Unfortunately for our two friends, we are no longer the last century and the old refrain 
of the sacred union seems less audible to many. The minions of power and other journalists 
bazaar, we have beautiful moons to believe the reality of the contradictions of capital 
are still there.

Unemployment, precariousness and explosion layoffs have not disappeared from everyday life.

Similarly, the revolutions in North Africa and the Middle East, the bourgeoisie thought 
buried back on the front of the stage. Thus, the proletariat in Egypt continues to 
mobilize to challenge the new government in place. Proponents of the religious find 
themselves in a situation insoluble social issues.

With the revolution in Syria is the issue of a Kurdish state becomes increasingly hot and 
it is not the killing of activists in Berlin or Paris, most likely instigated by the 
Turkish military which will stop the turmoil in the Middle East.

These regions are at the crossroads of a path and it may well be that the "great light in 
the East" is stoked by a Muslim proletariat that was said the story that emerged from our 
good bourgeois racist.

For us, this is the ZAD and struggles against unnecessary work which crystallize tensions. 
But not only because strikes are always there with the explosion of social plans.

Faced with this the bourgeoisie as a whole, taken in its logic of accumulation shows fangs 
to save her beloved capitalism break strikes by force as in Athens, divide the proletariat 
playing on religious differences and fear Islam, murdering leaders whenever possible 
example of the Kurds or South African workers.

As we can see, things do not change and the only possible direction for the proponents of 
the order is forging ahead. Anyway, no other way is possible to save the capital.

Yet every thing to an end and it is likely that gaps, more strong, that create social 
movements eventually turn the tide. The social revolution is still relevant!

OCL Strasbourg