RE: The French 'NO'

Dear All,

This French "NO" can and should also be understood as a reaction against
the global liberal policies, implemented in the whole world and inspired by
some industrial and financial oligarchies and global private
technostructures. This is a clear message to reject in the whole world this
kind a fraud. It is of our interest to understand in this way the result of
this referendum.
Best Regards,

Dimitri Uzunidis
France

At 17:15 30/05/05 +1000, vous avez écrit:
>Dear Trond
>I totally agree with you, I have been against the horrible Maastricht
>treaty, Dublin's stability pact, the Amsterdam Treaty and the Nice
>Treaty. The poliitics of the EU leading up to Maastricht have been a
>major cause of the war in Yugolasvia and specifically in Bosnia.
>Leftwing academics in the anglo world have no idea of intra european
>union's politics and economics, it totally by-passes them as they are
>not accustomed to Lucrezia Borgia's politics. Also Brussels is very deft
>at cheating and at parading - outside the EU - the social Europe version
>and not the true face of the Maastricht + all the rest stuff.
>Best regards, joseph
>
>joseph halevi
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
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>[mailto:she_forum-bounces_at_itk.ntnu.no] On Behalf Of trond andresen
>Sent: Monday, 30 May 2005 4:43 PM
>To: she_forum_at_itk.ntnu.no
>Subject: [HE] The French 'NO'
>
>
>As an European leftie that is a citizen of one of the two Western
>European
>countries which is not a member of the EU, I have through the years felt
>a
>bit exasperated that left-wing academics outside Europe cannot
>understand
>how radicals can be against the EU project: "such a position should be
>left
>to Le Pen and the British Conservatives."
>
>I remember having a brief discussion about this during one of the
>sessions
>at the SHE conference in Sydney in December last year.
>
>After the largely left-dominated 'NO' movement in France for everyone to
>
>observe, I hope it will now be more easy to get overseas academic
>left-wing
>acceptance for the position that the EU is mainly a
>capitalist-bureaucratic
>empire project, and that national domestic autonomy also under
>capitalism is
>preferable by far.
>
>Anyway, I don't expect to convince anyone by this, I only ask them to
>seriously consider the idea.
>
>Trond Andresen
>
>--
>Trond Andresen <trond.andresen_at_itk.ntnu.no>
>
>The Norwegian University of Science and Technology
>Faculty of Information Technology, Mathematics and Electrical
>Engineering Department of Engineering Cybernetics N-7491 Trondheim,
>NORWAY
>
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