Alors... Petit site au nom anglais #TheConversation... pour bien planter le décor.
Et donc, après 3-4 minutes de lecture : 30 traqueurs déjà, sur la page, du gogole à mort.
Un site bien vérolé.

Avec une orientation #politique très nette : le #néo-libéralisme !
Car on voit un encadré vidéo d'une émission d'Arte, la chaîne pro-UE, une chaîne que je regarde souvent, mais dont je sais très bien ce qu'il en est...
Et donc, tout naturellement, après avoir bien démonté qlq détours sur le mot " #Populisme", pour se la jouer fiable aux yeux du lecteur, à la fin, là où donc on place le message important :

En particulier, dans le contexte européen contemporain, où la crise de la #démocratie représentative se marque dans le déclin des corps intermédiaires (partis et syndicats) qui assuraient le lien continu entre les groupes sociaux et l’État, la difficulté des mouvements populistes à reconstruire ces canaux de médiation de façon durable constitue un écueil fondamental du point de vue démocratique.

Faudrait surtout pas rappeler que ce sont les institutions européennes, qui sont à la manœuvre, pour DÉTRUIRE le fonctionnement des syndicats ! Faut-il rappeler que tous ces syndicats ont été obligés de faire allégeance à la CES (Confédération Européenne des Syndicats) pour obtenir du pognon ? Traduction = véhicule la bonne parole néolibérale européenne, et on te subventionnera !
Voilà la vraie raison de l'écroulement des syndics, de la perte de confiance et d'adhérents : les syndics sont beaucoup trop devenus une courroie d'entraînement de la politique néolibérale !

Attention, cela ne nie pas que des gens dans les syndics, soient vraiment dans la #lutte, évidemment, et d'ailleurs, au sein même des syndics, il y a justement des conflits quant à cette affiliation à la CES !

Le temps d'écrire ce commentaire ? 50 traqueurs environ, en augmentation ! Site pourri, à ne pas partager !
Et en augmentation constante, comme le montre la capture d'écran.

Et certains n'ont toujours pas conscience, que la montée de l'extrême-droite en #France, n'a pas pu se faire sans l'aide des petits #bourgeois !

#Néolibéralisme #Fascisme #UE #EU #Travailleurs #Syndicats #CES

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https://theconversation.com/floodplains-arent-separate-to-a-river-theyre-an-extension-of-it-its-time-to-change-how-we-connect-with-them-157890

We would see a natural process of river expansion and contraction, of rivers doing exactly what they’re supposed to do from time to time. We’d see them exceeding what we humans have deemed to be their boundaries and depositing sediment across their floodplains. We’d see reproductive opportunities for fish, frogs, birds and trees. The floods would also enrich the soils. Floods can be catastrophic for humans, but they are a natural part of an ecosystem from which we benefit.

#nature #environment #floodplains #floods #theconversation

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