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(en) France, Alternative Libertaire AL Septembre - UK: Brexit Brexit or not, that's not the issue (fr, it, pt) [machine translation]
Date
Fri, 23 Sep 2016 09:23:49 +0300
UK voters came out in June for the release of their country in the European Union. A blow
to Europe and a dilemma not easily resolved for the left, between interpretations in terms
of xenophobic withdrawal or slap to the liberal right. Lighting. ---- After the referendum
on the Brexit UK, Holland proclaimed that it would go quickly to make an example, block
the contagion. And the new English Premier Minister (anti-Brexit) repeats tirelessly
"Brexit is Brexit" to reassure English voters. But, pushed early 2017, negotiations could
wait for the end of 2017 to start major causes of elections in France and Germany ... ----
A divided country ---- The referendum was promised by the traditional right to win the
support of the xenophobic right but David Cameron was sure to win. The defeat cost him his
job. The vote is decided: against the Brexit, employers, most of the traditional right,
the majority of the media, the London elite, student youth, Scottish and Irish
nationalists, most of the union leaders, the leadership of Labour party, the radical left
around Ken Loach (close to the NPA and Ensemble). For Brexit, the xenophobic party (Ukip),
the press group Murdoch, some unions whose combative RMT (transport), both large
Trotskyist groups (SP and SWP waged a Lexit campaign for a left exit from the EU) and
community associations of Indian and Pakistani workers. Mathematically the case was folded!
Left, anti put forward the social protection provided by European laws, the risk of
recession and unable to vote as xenophobic. The pro accused them back to vote as employers
and the libertarian right and wanted a popular slap against capitalist Europe would cause
a powerful political earthquake. Note that our libertarian communist comrades of the Irish
group WSM were anti-Brexit denouncing alignment with xenophobic forces and kéneysienne
illusory vision of returning to the past greatness of the United Kingdom.
Nevertheless a tidal wave of popular vote offers a wide Brexit victory after a campaign
dominated by a sometimes delirious xenophobia. Despite these detestable aspects, consider
that this is a class vote in the sense of revolt, even confused, against the ultra-liberal
policies pursued by the right as by the British and European left. And we must put the
nationalist aspect including that Europe is nothing for English classes. They do not come
on holiday and do not drink wine or table wine sometimes an Australian, New Zealand ...
The feeling of belonging to the Anglo-Saxon era is much more powerful than that of
belonging to the continental Europe. It is built on long-standing remnants of the Empire,
the Commonnwealth, which includes wider than the EU 53 countries and more than 2 billion
people which must be added a particuière relation to the United States. An Englishman who
watches television knows better politics in Nigeria in Belgium!
pro-European leadership of a liberal
The results have detonated Europe, the right and the English left. In Brussels paralyzed
by snowball risks, each moves and calls for a re-orientation of economic policy and more
democracy. Scottish and Irish nationalists demanding their independence to stay in Europe.
Ireland particularly the restoration of border between North and South raises explosive
questions. The Conservative leadership explodes and the bourgeoisie requires the
leadership of a pro-European liberal. The Labour Party is him on the edge of the split.
Its general secretary, Jeremy Corbin, a local Mélenchon, was directly elected to the
surprise. long Eurosceptic, he is accused by the majority of management not to have led a
good campaign and be responsible for the defeat, which is partly true. And it accelerates
the construction of its own network (Monumental), one that made him win the primary open
internal election with many young and popular activists, who nevertheless refuse to
include the old socialist party totally discredited. Corbyn has the support of eighteen
Labour MPs. This crisis could revive a true reformist left that alone will not make us
happy but would still, after the open era by Thatcher, a positive sign!
In Brussels, the reformers elk were quickly extinguished. In late August, the French,
German and Italian leaders birth vague promises meant to calm the profound rejection of
authoritarian political, military and austéritaires: enhanced border security and the
fight against immigration, youth employment, investment revival (but without changing
monetary and fiscal policy that is no money to do it, even from a capitalist point of view).
The English and European bourgeoisies have obviously decided to move slowly and seek to
avoid the referendum. There are two options: renegotiate the economic agreements that
nothing changes in the field of business; find a reason to repeat the vote in two to three
years expecting a different result. Meanwhile, the English everyd
http://www.alternativelibertaire.org/?Royaume-Uni-Brexit-or-not-Brexit
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