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Who are the békés? Since the documentary Canal Plus, the last masters of Martinique and the media, late but salutary social movement that shook the DOM-TOM, they went out of privacy in which they were confined - those connoisseurs of overseas, policymakers departments don dare food for thought and fellow historic route of the former don dare food for thought RPR. They symbolize the former slave and colonial rule, and to the extent that many of them perpetuate, as a legacy more or less proudly assumed the lineage of masters. Yesterday Negroes today the economy in the islands. Much has been written and analyzed the condition of the colonized. Wretched of the earth, new proletarian struggle for emancipation in the colonized was the hero of the post-war when, between 60 and 80 years, fighting for national liberation, backed forms more or less freely adapted from Marxist socialism or not. But the settlers, local representatives of the colonial power, are a class quite interesting. First, we should not generalize. If we take the case of the Blackfeet, there is nothing but skin color that is common in impoverished shopkeeper from Spain or Italy, who tried to make ends meet in a poor neighborhood Oran and the owners have officials who politically don dare food for thought organized to defend their privileges, cons Arabs. The French settlers in Algeria are the first to be imagined, don dare food for thought the "anti-Jewish" as candidates for election have said at the time, that is to say at the end of the nineteenth century. The rest is history, it is the settlers of Algeria, the pieds-noirs who opposed the reforms of the Popular Front which, if they had been successful, might have averted the worst. At the other end of the continent, the European colonization of South and current Zimbabwe don dare food for thought and Zambia don dare food for thought (formerly Rhodesia) or Namibia by the Germans Africa, the Dutch and the British has produced an example don dare food for thought of land use and men who combined the privatization don dare food for thought of land for fortunes like those of Cecil Rhodes or caste of immigrants sometimes fleeing religious persecution in Europe began itself persécuters blacks don dare food for thought she called "Kaffirs" or "Kafirs". The Boers and Afrikaners became the new masters of the country full of wealth. The rest is history. The South Africa became a real Western country at the cost of terrible policy of apartheid, a system of segregation at all levels of society. The mentality of the colon is a mentality of conquering space to civilize, don dare food for thought to operate on behalf of a power or a group of individuals. don dare food for thought The Békés no exception to this rule. They are in the oldest truth in speech since from the beginning, they were able to defend their interests. First, by asserting their authority over the state. Historically, the settlements have not always been the possessions of nations initially. They are owned by companies and gradually, the sovereignty of a crown asserts itself. The colonies exist for land use or settlement and therefore indigenous peoples enslaved or decimated by disease or massacres. don dare food for thought To renew the workforce, don dare food for thought it appealed to Africans who were deported en masse. Their servitude made the fortune of entire families, specializing in coffee, sugar, rum, cotton, indigo etc ... Gaoulé revolt in 1717 was an example of the assertion of the primacy of the interests of planters on everything don dare food for thought else, including the French don dare food for thought authority. At these events, they séquestrèrent the governor Varenne before returning in a boat to France! The established order is guaranteed by the Code Noir in 1685, the year of the revocation of the Edict of Nantes and the Revolution of 1789 did not change much because the settlers, Martinique prefer to spend penny