#exhibit B violents extrémistes: les photos devant le Théâtre Gérard Philipe

Le collectif contre Exhibit B a été présenté dans les médias comme des écervelés violents au mieux (Laurent Carpentier du Monde a gagné, à mon avis, le prix de la semaine pour journalisme de caniveau). Beaucoup de militants de gauche, qui devraient mieux connaître les médias, semblent avoir avalé ces mensonges. Voici quelques photos pour verser au débat.




jeudi: une membre de notre collectif discute avec un défenseur de l'oeuvre de Bailey





vendredi: cette dame était venue pour la table ronde que le TGP a annulé. Elle défendait l'oeuvre de Bailey, et a eu droit à un long débat personnalisé, entre deux rangées de CRS, avec un membre du collectif contre Exhibit B 



vendredi: une  de nos militantes s'asseoit par terre pour discuter longuement avec des personnes qui ont vu exhibit B et qui veulent en débattre


samedi: une passant n'était pas d'accord avec nous - elle défendait Exhibit B,  mais était prête à rester pour discuter avec deux militantes.

vendredi: évidemment des extrémistes violents bien déguisés





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