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- Guadeloupe - strike


Strike leader denies allegations of inciting racial hatred
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Elie Domota, the leader of an umbrella movement of unions and leftist groups responsible for a crippling general strike in Guadeloupe, has denied allegations of making racist remarks following the opening of a judicial inquiry into the charges.
By FRANCE 24 (with wires) (text)
Carla WESTERHEIDE / FRANCE 2 / Nicholas RUSHWORTH (video)

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by Anonyme (not verified) - 09/03/2009 - 06:23

it is the old colonialist divide and conquer trick...lets see how well it works when the local inhabitants can not afford to live in a world someone else created for them.... plus it is clear that the elite does not give a damn how much anyone will suffer...so the only way out is submit or die...what a choice..speaks volumes about the true intent of a select few ......beware of murphys law...enjoy the show and go back to sleep...

Racist?

by Anonyme (not verified) - 09/03/2009 - 00:17

Sounds racist to me. There are those that say black people cannot be racist. Some black American civil rights leaders say Obama is not black enough. That sounds racist too.

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