Tremble bourgeois. Social protest leftist gangrene gradually our country is heading for disaster if nothing is done soon! The right-wing press in recent weeks has largely echoed the radicalization of employees against dismissal and the inequities of the crisis.
There was however a hint of anxiety, fear, romance under the feathers of editors alarmed to see that the people woke up. The first to bear the brunt of this panic is Olivier Besancenot, the postman of the NPA:
Horror! The NPA would "politicize" the strike , which as everyone knows, is not political. This title is indicative of the definition of "politics" as our friends from Fig '. Sarko to Pravda, strikes, demonstrations should certainly not enter the arena of political and policy field. Laws and other government measures might be to serve the greatest number. 
Other title Challenges, which released last February with a folder called-measure "the man without solutions."
magazine contradicted his own as partisan as it devotes 20 pages to Olivier Besancenot and his movement. According to a report rather seriously on the functioning of the NPA and the history of the LCR, follows a catalog of measures Besancenot classified into three categories: "proposals delusional" , "the proposals unrealistic" and "wasteful proposals. In the latter category include free public transport would cost 1.8 billion euros to the state. For comparison, Credit Agricole has received in recent years 3 billion euros of state aid. Finally
palm undisputed title back alarmist business daily La Tribune that , Tuesday, March 27. The newspaper will look up radicalization of today with the social uprisings, peasant uprisings of the fifteenth-century French, with a backdrop of flames, an employee of Continental, a modern version of the farmer to the fork upright . You're making, the mob at the gates of cities, ready to make off with your stock options, your wives and golden parachutes!
Sequestrations express plant managers at 3M or Sony France, burned effigies at Continental, the teachers' strike - reluctant to apply the minimum service - or the massive protests against the unjust economic policy Government have Yet not much to do with the France of the Hundred Years War, when hundreds of farmers took up arms to kill the noble blindness and plunder their castles. At issue: the laxity of the king and nobles to the bands of looters from the armies idle between major battles of the war against the English. At issue also the rapacity of the nobility only present on his land to make withdrawals without worrying about the long-term development of the peasant economy ... absurd comparison? Maybe not ... 
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