France: 'Les Mislerables'

Day 2,719, 09:13 • Published in Ireland Ireland • by James Connolly1916

A Charda,
Fáilte go dtí mo shliocht: France: 'Les Mislerables'. Ta súil agam go mbainfidh sibh taitnaeamh as. Agus le bhur dtoil, VÓTÁIL TÁ!

Dear Comrades,
Welcome to my article: France: 'Les Mislerables'. I hope you enjoy it. And don't forget, VOTE YES!



The topic of my article today is one of the songs from the movie about the French Revolution, 'Les Miserables' or in English 'The Miserables'. When they speak of 'The Miserables' they speak of the oppressed people of France before their victorious revolution.
In this song, 'Do you hear the people sing' you will see the revolutionaries, along side the oppressed workers, singing a song, to overthrow the king, who oppressed the poor. In it you will see the funeral of one of the kings best capitalist friends.
You might by this stage be wondering why I'm publishing an article about this. If you change the meaning of this video from France to Ireland, 18th century to 21st century, king to right wing leader, you will see a lot of similarities between us and them.
Click here to watch the video.
PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO BEFORE READING THE REST OF ARTICLE.
I am showing you this video to show you that we can live, here in eIreland AND REAL IRELAND! (which somehow everyone forgets on this game) to the best, most equal and SOCIALIST country in the eWorld and the real world.




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Thank you for reading my article,
Míle Buíochas,
James Connolly1916


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