Never mind unions of native French workers, “The Euro” must go on!

Posted by DanielS on Sunday, 05 June 2016 22:15.

Lets not be inconvenienced by native French unions and syndicates, we need to support the “French” football team!

The Telegraph, “French government labels strikers ‘irresponsible’ over threats to Euro 2016”, 3 June 2016:

The French government yesterday condemned pilots and rail workers as “irresponsible” for refusing to call off strikes that threaten to disrupt the Euro 2016 football championship.

Train services have been halved by an open-ended rail strike that began on Tuesday.

Dozens of flights were cancelled this week after a stoppage by French air traffic controllers although most of them called off plans to to extend industrial action through the weekend.

The Socialist government said no one would understand why Air France pilots were planning a four-day strike over pay to start on June 11, the day after the tournament kicks off.

“This is irresponsible,” said the transport minister, Alain Vidalies.

He said the Socialist government had made concessions to avert more action by air traffic controllers and had also met many of the demands of rail workers.

“It’s time to acknowledge the progress that’s been made and get back to work,” he told RTL radio.

The hardline CGT union has spearheaded a wave of strikes and industrial unrest in the past few months over planned labour reforms to make hiring and firing easier. Other more moderate unions have accepted the reforms, which the government has in any case watered down after weeks of street protests, many of which have ended in violence.

The prime minister, Manuel Valls, said the CGT was waging an increasingly lonely war.

“If we gave into the CGT, a union which is in the minority even if I respect its history and struggle, it would no longer be possible to reform France,” he said.

Fuel shortages at petrol stations have eased after riot police forcibly removed pickets from most blockaded refineries and fuel depots, but another protest has shut down several large waste treatment facilities around Paris, raising the prospect of rubbish piling up.

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Posted by French unions face Euro & gov't on Fri, 10 Jun 2016 18:24 | #

Unions and French government facing off over Euro inconvenience

Posted by Faye on France's predominantly black team on Sat, 25 Jun 2016 02:12 | #

Radix, “Euro 2016:Analysis and hope for a “Bleu” defeat”, 21 June 2016:

- Guillaume Faye

This article first appeared on Guillaume Faye’s blig “J’AI TOUT COMPRIS” here, translated by Hannibal Bateman.

Today, we are saturated with the Euro, vintage 2016. Formerly known as the “European Cup of Nations”, a name abandoned as it is now the 3rd international sporting event (based on spectators and turnover) after the Olympic Games and World Cup.

France is trying to forget reality with this tournament, trying to escape its problems like an ostrich buried in the spectacle of a fake sport plagued by filthy lucre. The rhythm of strikes and the threat of Islamist terrorism being the true national sports. Football has become a collective drug and a place for bizarre arrangements: Qatar, an Islamist, dictatorial, monarchical and pro-slavery state, effectively has the main French club and enjoys a free ride for all of its investments in France, the pretentious “country of human rights”…

A Predominately African Team

Of the 23 players selected(active and reserve) by Didier Deschamps(who has been accused of racism by Eric Cantona and Jamel Debbouze for daring to not select the thug Karim Benzema) in the French team, there were 10 Whites(Blancs), 11 Blacks with three born in Africa, one Arab(Beur) born in France and one mestizo born in Reunion. Therefore, the French team is comprised of a White minority. This fact is even more pronounced seeing the team actually on the field. Watching the team play in France, viewers from around the world say: “France is no longer predominately of European origin”.

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Posted by Paris: mass protests against labor reform on Tue, 05 Jul 2016 09:42 | #

About 60,000 Rallying Against French Labor Law Reform in Paris

Around 60,000 people are taking part in a demonstration in Paris against labor reforms, local L’Express newspaper reported Thursday.

According to L’Express newspaper citing the FO union, approximately 60,000 individuals are demonstrating. There had reportedly been 12 arrests.

Hollande Facing Showdown as Labor Law Protesters Defy Demo Ban Threat

Over 2,000 police officers have been mobilized to ensure security at the event in central Paris. As many as 85 have been reportedly arrested ahead of the event. In recent months, France has been hit by nationwide protests and sporadic strikes over a controversial labor reform bill. Among the reforms proposed by Prime Minister Manuel Valls’ government are highly unpopular attempts to increase daily working hours and simplify firing procedures.