Comments on: Jeanne d’Arc fights back!

By: dtlc

dtlc — Sun, 31 Jul 2005 17:23:23 +0000

1. At last France is doing something. Ahh, I mean a somewhat conservative politician is doing something.

2. But France needs to change its foreign policy which is very pro-Arab, anti-Israel, anti-American, pro-terrorist

Read this funny entry – hillarious and insightful

Its June 16, 2005 entry at http://satire.myblogsite.com/blog

3. It also has other entries about France, including a funny photo of Chirac congratulating President Bush on July 4, 2005.

By: larry

larry — Sun, 31 Jul 2005 15:37:30 +0000

Terrye, what’s the alternative to “shoot to kill”? I have no documentation, but I’m sure if you ask your local P D, they dont have R O E shoot to near miss, shoot to scare, shoot to disarm, shoot to injure or shoot to maim.

By: SteveGW

SteveGW — Sun, 31 Jul 2005 08:49:45 +0000

It’s not surprising that France can take this sort of drastic action. The French have a strong sense of the worth of their own culture – and, more importantly, the French elite have this strong sense. In Britain, America, Australia, and New Zealand (that I know of) the elite have ‘argued’ for decades that the host culture is largely worthless and the only culture worth speaking of is that imported or invented in pursuit of the multicultural ideal. Obviously, if they can’t admit to themselves the worth of their own culture they are going to be unable to articulate a case for its defence. Nor will they accept the arguments of others that might justify necessary action in its defence.

By: Yehudit

Yehudit — Sat, 30 Jul 2005 23:01:11 +0000

"You have seen the reaction of France to the war on terror, which is really nonexistant until now but suddenly France seems to have realized one undisputable fact.. . . I see no evidence whatsoever that the French want to join the US or Britain in the war on terror. They seem simply to want to go it on their own." Actually, even Daniel Pipes acknowledges that France is much harder on actual terrorists than Britain. And the US and French counterterrorism forces have been cooperating all along.

By: Terrye

Terrye — Sat, 30 Jul 2005 21:52:30 +0000

Kevin:

Two things I doubt would happen here in the land Mordor:

shoot to kill policy [I realize that people get shot by cops here but I just don't think the policy would ever allow for this kind of rules of engagement.]

stripping someone of their citizenship because they were deemed undesirable.

By: Kevin P

Kevin P — Sat, 30 Jul 2005 21:38:37 +0000

Roger;

For the last 3 years the democrats have been pointing to Europe as the perfect example of how to deal with islamo fascism. We stupid Americans have been described as simpleton cowboys who react with emotion and brutality, we have thrown away our sense of human rights, and because of our lack of nuance we have made the problem worse.I wonder how the MSM will treat the cowboy like actions of France. Don’t the french realize that if they return these rebels to their home countries these poor unfortunates will be tortured and killed. Where were their trials? Did they have the opportunity for appeals?Shouldn’t non-citizen residents get open and full trials, shouldn’t they be treated like full citizens? Didn’t the judge just scold America and point to his 22 year sentencing(which will translate to 14 years) of the LAX millinium terrorist show how treating these minutemen just as regular citizens show how superior we are as a society?

Ah, for shame France! You are acting like a Bushie! Of course there will be a boycott of French wines by the ACLU Michael Moore crowd to protest France’s cruel,Gitmo like treatment of these victims. Just because they call for their flock to kill jews and anyone associated with them does not mean these acts will actually happen. I feel the cold chilling winds of France’s trampling of freedom of Speech. Tim Robbins,shouldn’t you be picketing the French embassy with your masked theatre group? Rise Up!, what happens to a radical Immam could happen to anyone the next day.The denial of Human rights to one is a denial to everyone.

Kevin Peters

By: Terrye

Terrye — Sat, 30 Jul 2005 21:14:31 +0000

Peter:

If you put all the human rights lawyers end to end it would be a good thing.

sorry I coule not help myself.

But as for the French policy, people should not be surprised. The French are kinda mean. Always have been. Piss them off and they can get ugly.

By: Rick Ballard

Rick Ballard — Sat, 30 Jul 2005 19:40:19 +0000

Jamie,

If one had the unpolished portion gilded I can think of any number of politicians for whom it would make a most appropriate gift.

By: Jamie Irons

Jamie Irons — Sat, 30 Jul 2005 19:03:57 +0000

Sorry to be slow responding. Had to work for a while. Peter That comment about waking up, sitting bolt upright in bed, and "she is still there" was funny! Kyda You ask: What does one do with a polished half coprolite anyhow? Isn't it obvious? One uses it to hold down objects in a high wind! Jamie Irons

By: PeterUK

PeterUK — Sat, 30 Jul 2005 18:52:24 +0000

Kyda,

This really is sleeping with the enemy.