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The Affable Raffarin, the supposed rightist French Prime, has been threatening the employers (calling them "bosses" actually - maybe a hint to the far left? Anyway...) while interviewed on the French channel TF1.Stating that "some" employers were "taking advantage of the international economical crisis to fire their employees", the Affable Raffarin announced that the government
"Taking advantage of the international economical crisis to fire their employees". I'm not making that up. I translated it literally.
We were told that the Affable Raffarin ran his own business a few years ago. We were somehow expecting (we bloody fools) that he would know a bit more about that than the usual gang of Professional Civil Servants who learned to rule countries at the ENA.
Maybe it's also worth mentioning that this guy was supposedly a "classical liberal" before he joined Mr. Chirac's (supposedly rightist) Unique Party and got commissioned.
Meanwhile, "some" employers are starting to pay the price for Jacques "de Gaulle Junior" Chirac and the Affable Raffarin's Happy Circus' policy.
Let me put that straight: the British Prime is not to blame and Thales, the French company who, at first, won the contract is not either (in fact, "(it) is said to have produced by far the best design").
From their point of view, Mr. Chirac and Mr. Affable Raffarin aren't to blame neither. They just got themselves another occasion to bop those bosses bastards who "take advantage of the international economical crisis to fire their employees".
French politics' best interests actually.
So what comes next? Joining Le Pen, Laguillier, the Mamère Gang, the Crestfallen Socialists United and the trade unions in the cesspool to bash together the only economic system which proved its adequacy to create prosperity for the masses? (Yep, it is a smart way to write "Capitalism" while filling the page a bit more).
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