It appears
that France dangerously sinks further into authoritarianism. After
Hollande's decision to bypass democratic processes in order to implement the new anti-labor
measures "by all means", a new round of anti-democratic
restrictions to certain groups of protesters - who apparently have
nothing to do with terrorism - has started.
As the
teleSUR
reported:
The Paris
administration has banned a dozen activists from demonstrating
against the controversial labor bill Tuesday, including a
photojournalist who regularly works with press agency AFP,
reported local media Monday.
A police
source later told AFP the prohibition was lifted once the
journalist's identity was unveiled, but his lawyer Hosni Maati
denied on Twitter he had any information regarding the lifting of
the ban.
The
French National Union of Journalists strongly condemned the
decision, saying it was an unbelievable attack against democracy
and freedom of press. The journalist had no criminal
record; he claimed he never covered his face nor acted
violently against security forces during the protests; and
denounced the attempt to clamp down on freedom of expression in
France when police brutality has been exposed in the media more
than ever thanks to social media.
The other activists involved, mostly
from the Paris Anti-fascist Action and the Independent Movement
Inter-Struggles, received a formal communique prohibiting them
from circulating in various Paris districts between 11 a.m. and 8
p.m., when the march was planned.
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Recall that, on the occasion of the COP21 climate change
summit, which took place in Paris, less than a month from the
November 2015 terror attacks, the French authorities proceeded in
unprecedented security measures, including activists who had nothing
to do with terrorism!
In previous article it was pointed that “... how the new
jihadist barbarians are useful to the elites in our era? [...] they
can apply further suppression measures inside the Western societies
without significant resistance, in order to justify the elimination
of - the excessively advertised in the past - civil liberties.
Progressively, no one would be allowed to protest against austerity
in the name of security from terror attacks.”
It appears
that the "imaginary dialogues" turn out to be true:
We need another major event at the
heart of Europe. We need to mobilize fanatic islamofascists to
proceed in terror attacks. In this way people won't dare to resist
against further suppression measures and they will turn to the far
Right. The Left will be eliminated for good. [...] At the end of
the day, we will have our desirable political puppets in power,
but with much more suppression for the citizens. It will be much
easier to implement the new conditions everywhere.
We will start with Italy and Spain.
We will order rating agencies to attack, exclude them from markets
and throw them to the ECB trap. They will be forced to take
similar measures, as Greece did, in order to receive liquidity.
Then, we will attack France and Germany. [...] We've already
forced governments in Greece and Spain to criminalize protests.
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