How-to Guides Qu’est-ce qui se cache derrière Eurogendfor et son droit d’occupation ? A propos d’armées secrètes ou de troupes d’intervention policière secrètes. Elles existent depuis longtemps dans l’UE, mais peu de gens le savent. La troupe policière de l’UE existe depuis longtemps – et elle dispose de larges pouvoirs ! Actuellement, c’est une « troupe d’intervention spéciale » forte de 3000 hommes ( !) sous le sigle difficile à prononcer « Eurogendfor » (European Gendarmerie Force/troupes de police européennes). Ce corps de police a été créé à l’initiative de l’ancienne ministre de la Défense française Michèle Alliot-Marie, pour réprimer à l’avenir plus facilement les manifestations qui dégénèrent toujours à nouveau dans les villes françaises. Le grand problème est le suivant : Eurogendfor va à l’avenir réduire au niveau européen le droit national et la souveraineté nationale des Etats-membres de l’UE ! Cela représente pour les observateurs un droit d’occupation par l’UE. Eurogendfor résout divers problèmes pour les gouvernements européens.
ACTA Update XI Although I've not written about ACTA here for a few weeks, things are still bubbling away in Brussels. Here's a good summary of what's going on from La Quadrature du Net, probably the best source of information on ACTA: Since early March, the British rapporteur for ACTA, David Martin, has been pushing the EU Commission’s strategy: delaying the final vote of the EU Parliament on ACTA to avoid its rejection. While the Commission's referral of ACTA to the EU Court of Justice (ECJ) is about to be finalized, Mr. Similarly, David Martin is proposing to replace the Parliament's report - which would guide the vote - by a useless "interim report", in order to avoid taking any strong political position and recommending a vote against ACTA. MEPs must reject these cheap political tricks and instead work toward a strong, politically binding report, and toward the rejection of ACTA. Monday, March 26th : Coordinators of the INTA committee meet to decide whether to put ECJ referral to vote
SOPA/Blackoutpage Thank you. The Wikipedia blackout is over — and you have spoken. More than 162 million people saw our message asking if you could imagine a world without free knowledge. You said no. You shut down Congress’s switchboards. You melted their servers. For us, this is not about money. Our mission is to empower and engage people to document the sum of all human knowledge, and to make it available to all humanity, in perpetuity. SOPA and PIPA are not dead: they are waiting in the shadows. We’re turning the lights back on. Washington rend obligatoire l’implantation d’une puce RFID pour tous les américains. / IG L’anarchie (du grec αναρχία / anarkhia, composé de an, préfixe privatif ... anarchiste » comme celui qui est « purifié volontairement, par une révolution ... Le terme anarchie est un dérivé du grec « ἀναρχία » (« anarkhia. Composé ... Gaetano Manfredonia (Dir.), Les anarchistes et la révolution française, Paris, éd. du ML ... "Un exemple de révolution anarchiste sur une grande échelle, le meilleur à mon sens, c'est l'Espagne de 1936. On ne peut pas dire ce qui serait arrivé. Savoir et penser pour mieux agir Sujets Messages Dernier message; Histoire 136 Sujets 1002 Messages Dernier message de indignados 09 Juin 2012, 16:09 Arnaud Montebourg a écrit une lettre à Martine Aubry pour lui demander de fixer la limite d'âge à la candidature aux législatives en 2012 à 67 ans révolus.
Europe Rises Up Against ACTA Widespread Protests Are Starting to Turn the Tide Against Anti-Democratic Bill The widespread protests against the anti-democracy bill ACTA by the Polish people have forced Poland’s prime minister to stall – or perhaps even back out – of the treaty. As TechDirt notes: Following the growing protests about ACTA in Europe, as well as signs of US meddling, Poland’s prime minister is making it clear that Poland will not ratify ACTA for the time being, leading to speculation that the EU may not actually join ACTA. Tusk’s backtracking could spell the end of ACTA for the entire European Union. The Slovenian ambassador to Japan has apologized to her country and her children for signing ACTA, saying she signed it because her government told her to, and “out of civic carelessness” in not bothering to understand what ACTA meant before signing it. Bulgarian and Polish MPs wore Guy Fawkes masks to protest ACTA. Indeed, even the elderly are wearing Guy Fawkes masks in protest of ACTA:
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Today, Sweden Rallies Against ACTA And For Freedom Of Speech. We Can Win This. Just look at this map. I’ve never seen anything like it in terms of people all across Europe demanding their freedom of speech and being angry against backroom corporativist deals that steals their most basic civil liberties. Today, Sweden rallies for freedom of speech, a free net, and firmly against ACTA. This is not Hollywood versus Silicon Valley, as oldmedia likes to frame it. The copyright cartel thought they were battling Google. They’re not. They’re waging war against the people, with the help of the politicians. And we’re not standing for it. And there are visible cracks in the façade, especially seeing Poland falter and the copyright cartels visibly shaken from the SOPA defeat in the US, with the politicians having started to pay attention to what the Internet wants. Today, Sweden rallies. Stockholm: Sergels Torg, 12 noon. (The observant will note that less than half of these rallies are marked on the already-impressive map of European rallies. The Outcome
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