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French Bashing is not just a temporary political phenomenon, although the election of French President Nicholas Sarkozy was an amazing development that signaled a new awareness among the French electorate. We admired his chutzpah when he walked out on a CBS 60 Minute interview. Now we admire the stand he is taking to protect French culture from the cancer of the Islamic invasion. As we Anglophiles accelerate our descent into the abyss of European-style socialism and political correctness, we should hope that a nation that has already made every possible mistake could by their bad example serve to warn us of the consequences of such folly. But even as Sarkozy attempts to make the necessary reforms, France's intractable unions are fighting him at every turn. Their death wish is mirrored in the U.S as a similar parasitic infestation consumes the Obamanation. So rather than lament our own miserable situation, we continue to find solace in mocking the French:
Mark
Twain observed in 1879:
The French bash the U.S.
too. It doesn't get much attention outside France, Belgium, and Quebec because
it's written in a
declining
language.
For
a serious look at the kind of sophistry that passes in Europe for critical
analysis, look at this
shallow
diatribe. (HERE)
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"France has neither winter nor summer nor morals. Apart from these drawbacks it is a fine country. France has usually been governed by prostitutes." Mark Twain
More of the same: PDF Files - A | B | C We just found a
better-than-average
joke. The web site is good too! (Make that VERY good)
See " No end in sight for the grave national problem of
French-bashing" posted on April 25, 2003 on:
Join
Bill O'Reilly's Boycott of French Stuff Google Search for "French Military Victories" "The French are
always reticent to surrender to the wishes of their friends and always
more than willing to surrender to the wishes of their enemies." George Bush, Jaques Chirac and
Tony Blair all go hunting. At the end of the night, they are cleaning
their game and having a drink when Tony Blair stands, throws a bottle of
whiskey in the air and yells "For Queen and country". He then
pulls out a pistol and shoots the bottle out of the air. Astronomers spotted a meteor
heading towards the earth.
They calculate that it will strike France in four days and is large enough to wipe France from
the face of the earth. As President, he must decide: (1) Does
he stay up that
night to watch live coverage of the impact, or (2) Does he tape it and
watch it the next day?
Read
about the "French Hiss"
Dangerous eruptions of anti-French sentiment
Now
the French are claiming that the anti-French sentiment is a
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