730 vehicle burnt the night of the french-Bush election

Young people reacted to the election of the new fascist government in France, 730 vehicle burnt in Paris and France Suburbs the first night, and at least 461 the second night. Since sunday afternoon, anti riot police and army are largely deployed in France.

Anti-Sarko graffitis on the basement of bastille jully column. “Sarko facho le peuple aura ta peau” (Sarko, fascist, people will kill you) and nazi cross refering to similitudes between Sarkozy laws and french Vichy nazi collaborators laws during WWII.

peacefull strike at Bastille and first water canon usage

people throwing back gas grenades to police, firsts car burnings

Young people broking art salon standing at Bastille place

shop breaking and car tiping rue de Lyon (between Bastille and gare de Lyon)

Truck burning at Belleville poor and migrant area of Paris

In Paris, strikes started from the Bastille place, symbol of the French revolution. near Gare de Lyon barricades was made from BMW vehicles. Advertisement panels was broken. trashcan burnt. Police advanced in steet in military formation, people on the side of the street said ironically ” Allez les bleus ” in reference of color of police and the french soccer squad supporters. Arrondissements (Paris districts) at east of Bastille place are mostly for low and middle class and are traditionally at left. At least since the french revolution as they destroyed Bastille jail in 1789. West of Paris is traditionnalty more at right, that’s quarters of pro-monarchic people. For first time. young people go to destroy things in west suburb town of Neuilly-Sur-Seine, richest city, fief of Sarkozy (often called Sarkoland).

During monday several young students continue to strike on Bastille place and some other major popular place in Paris and some big french cities.

For the second night (monday evening), at least 461 cars burnt in France, some shops was broken in several big cities and their suburbs.

Some things about Sarkozy that aren’t said in massmedia :

* against free software, it passed laws for DRM, is pro-software patent, and mass logging of activities.

* Friend of Scientology Church (received Tom Cruse to help him) and help religious extremism (add finance for extrem muslim school (moderate muslims are angry), catholic school, and massivly reduce public and laïc school financement and teachers, mostly in poor suburbs).

* He push a “clash of civilization” vision, saying at each community than they are good and other bad.

* Reduce public health care and hospital financement.

* Reduce cultural financement

* Made the french record of state money lost during it’s financial ministry mandate (44,5 M€).

* Tricked on number of unemployed people. Europe employment organism put the finger on this.

* As it’s from right, it made for the first time in french history, the police majority syndicate go from right to left.

* Didn’t respect national law of low costs apartment proportion in it’s commune of Neuilly helping putting more people in street, even working people.