Elections 2007

alex · May 8th, 2007

The only positive thing we can take from these past elections is Le Pen encouraging his followers to stay home and boycott the option between pest and cholera.

Even if many of his followers didnt follow his advice ( 85% voter turnout) at least he won the moral high ground.

The far left again discredited itself not only to the public but to its own followers too by encouraging a vote for the "socialist" party.

Antifa has been a failure for the communists ever since it first came into action until this day.

Here some articles from the trotzkyists about the elections in France :

http://www.wsws.org/articles/2007/ma...fran-m08.shtml

http://www.wsws.org/articles/2007/ma...fran-m04.shtml

Kind Lampshade Maker · May 8th, 2007

If he keeps his promise, Turkey will not enter the "EU". His female rival promised the opposite

alex · May 9th, 2007

The problem is that establishment parties or politicians will always hold one important issue high while at the same time passing noumerous destructive laws in parlament and worsen the situation for the nation.

Sarkozy might be against an EU-entry of Turkey. But he hasnt said ,as far as i know, that he is against a new EU constitution. Should such a constitution pass no longer will single nations have veto power but the majority of the plutocrats will decide the fate and future of all peoples.

Voting for the lesser of two evils ,and i'm not convinced that Sarkozy is actually the lesser of two evils, is no option at all. Never will nationalists aquire power in any nation of the world if they start making concessions to the system they want to overthrow.

Le Pens followers should have at the very least boycottet the parody of choosing between Sarkozy and his female rival. In reality much more than just boycotting the election should have happened. Look at how the followers of the "socialist" party reacted after the lost election.

Kind Lampshade Maker · May 10th, 2007

LePen's followers were instructed to boycott the elections.
As in Germany, the French don't mind having the EU parliament represented by WN parties for strategic purposes. They seem to be uncomfortable with a WN leader at home, though

High Speed Nazi · May 10th, 2007

Curtis Maynard wrote they had a choice between a Jew (married to a Jew) and a woman married to a Jew. Yuck, yuck yuck. Those Jews kill me with their democracy antics.

May 8th, 2007	#1
alex Left-wing NS Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 1,062	Elections 2007 The only positive thing we can take from these past elections is Le Pen encouraging his followers to stay home and boycott the option between pest and cholera. Even if many of his followers didnt follow his advice ( 85% voter turnout) at least he won the moral high ground. The far left again discredited itself not only to the public but to its own followers too by encouraging a vote for the "socialist" party. Antifa has been a failure for the communists ever since it first came into action until this day. Here some articles from the trotzkyists about the elections in France : http://www.wsws.org/articles/2007/ma...fran-m08.shtml http://www.wsws.org/articles/2007/ma...fran-m04.shtml __________________ In the age of Globalization,its not the international Left,but the nationalist Right,which is the true anticapitalist force,which will set restrictions on the international Capital and will secure and improve the nation-state as a social shelter.

May 8th, 2007	#2
Kind Lampshade Maker The paranormal silent type Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Where you least expect Posts: 8,265	If he keeps his promise, Turkey will not enter the "EU". His female rival promised the opposite __________________ http://brd24.net

May 9th, 2007	#3
alex Left-wing NS Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 1,062	The problem is that establishment parties or politicians will always hold one important issue high while at the same time passing noumerous destructive laws in parlament and worsen the situation for the nation. Sarkozy might be against an EU-entry of Turkey. But he hasnt said ,as far as i know, that he is against a new EU constitution. Should such a constitution pass no longer will single nations have veto power but the majority of the plutocrats will decide the fate and future of all peoples. Voting for the lesser of two evils ,and i'm not convinced that Sarkozy is actually the lesser of two evils, is no option at all. Never will nationalists aquire power in any nation of the world if they start making concessions to the system they want to overthrow. Le Pens followers should have at the very least boycottet the parody of choosing between Sarkozy and his female rival. In reality much more than just boycotting the election should have happened. Look at how the followers of the "socialist" party reacted after the lost election. __________________ In the age of Globalization,its not the international Left,but the nationalist Right,which is the true anticapitalist force,which will set restrictions on the international Capital and will secure and improve the nation-state as a social shelter.

May 10th, 2007	#4
Kind Lampshade Maker The paranormal silent type Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Where you least expect Posts: 8,265	LePen's followers were instructed to boycott the elections. As in Germany, the French don't mind having the EU parliament represented by WN parties for strategic purposes. They seem to be uncomfortable with a WN leader at home, though __________________ http://brd24.net

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May 10th, 2007	#5
High Speed Nazi Banned Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 942	Curtis Maynard wrote they had a choice between a Jew (married to a Jew) and a woman married to a Jew. Yuck, yuck yuck. Those Jews kill me with their democracy antics.