Besancenot, Sarkozy's Useful Idiot, Renaud Dély

The poster boy of human-faced Trotskyism, Olivier Besancenot established himself as the ideal son-in-law of the Revolution. In the eyes of the left-wing public, he appears as the best opponent to Nicolas Sarkozy. In reality, he is above all his best ally! Nicolas Sarkozy is not mistaken; he subtly gives him little boosts here and there. The President said it: he wants to make Besancenot "the Le Pen of the left". And the person concerned revels in this puppet role, of an "idiot useful to Sarkozyism", delighted to be served by the top to better fight his only two real enemies: the Socialist Party and the major trade unions. But behind this apparent complicity to annihilate the Socialist Party, lies a deeper danger: Sarkozy and Besancenot are eroding our secular and republican model from both ends. The historical heritage of the Republic, a certain idea of living together, the peaceful functioning of a balanced parliamentary democracy: all of this horrifies these two media beasts who use the same weapons, the same methods, the same artifices to impose their own Revolution. The liberal and the self-proclaimed leader of the anti-capitalists find common ground in a form of shared program which, rather than appeasing, uniting, and bringing the French together in the face of difficulties, pits categories and communities against each other, "big" against "small", "exploited" against "profiteers", etc. Renaud Dély tells us about the little helping hands and secret strategies of this true couple of false enemies!