Posted on 10/29/2006 7:04:11 AM PST by drzz
Despite an enormous anti-US feeling toward the cut and run Europe, the Web has became the new counter-power for Europeans concerned about the War on Terror, the triumph of the idea of freedom and for all the Europeans who deeply admire President George W. Bush and see him as a new Ronald Reagan.
Just take a look on this blog.
http://drzz.over-blog.org/
Let a message under the article ("commentaires) to support Republican revolution in Europe. It certainly needs a lot of courage to refuse political correctness and US hatred and to look for the truth about the USA and the party of conscience.
Go GOP !
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Reminds me of the two headed frog curiosities that sometimes pop up in zoos.
It usually STARTS with one...
I'll take what we can get!
If you go to that website, you can select all, click on the right button, and there should be a menu item which says, "Translate this page into English." It works pretty well. Amazing.
George W. Bush
YES!
Read the web address and understand that you're responding to the author of that blog. Do you think it's a bad thing, a waste of time? I think it's to be encouraged. All of France is not Paris.
Thank you, David!
In my travels on the internet I've found a lot more support in europe and the rest of the world than the media would ever admit to.
"I don't expect praises from people with short term views. It takes time for historians to understand big things." George W. Bush
If you can't find the button on the page to translate, copy the website address and go to http://www.appliedlanguage.com
Look for the link to free online translation, and there is a field to translate the entire page.
That doesn't work in my firefox, but maybe this helps?
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=fr&u=http://drzz.over-blog.org/&sa=X&oi=translate&resnum=1&ct=result&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dhttp://drzz.over-blog.org/%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla:en-US:official_s%26sa%3DG
Read post #5 above. You can translate it into English.
The blog was praised and is visited by French professor Guy Milière, a close friend of Tony Blankley, William Kristol, David Horrowitz and David Frum, and a former advisor of President Ronald Reagan.
See especially the "Al Qaeda-Saddam" special pages with comments of French terrorism experts that say those links existed (one of the expert wrote about the links in 2001). The Senate Intelligence Comitee LIED.
Saddam and Bin Laden :
http://drzz.over-blog.org/article-4202190.html
The WMD :
http://drzz.over-blog.org/article-3765611.html
Good Grief. The poster appears to be the one you flippantly refer to as an outcast.
Do you think it is worthy of FR to demean a French supporter of the US and President Bush?
Bravo! Thank you so much! It's an excellent blog and I'm going to pass the link on to others.
Merci!
I'll take a peek at it..Thanks.
Thank you all for your comments !
Have a good read
The blog has an interesting article on General Custer and the ongoing effort to "deconstruct" American heroes and portray Americans as imperialist babykillers, especially after the fall of the Evil Empire.
Hello
Yes, General Custer is really one of the most tarnished figure of American history, which is a shame for those who know the real story of this man.
see http://www.custerwest.org (you can have the English translation on the top of the main page)
Yes, I thought the use of Custer particularly interesting as the symbol of the anti-American colonialist, cowboy myth.
Thanks for the link. I've been looking for some French conservative blogs.
Cheers
Hello DRZZ
So, another french pro-Bush Blog
www.u-blog.net/davereflexions/
Come, freedom lovers. Even in France, W has a lot of support
Hello DRZZ
So, another french pro-Bush Blog
www.u-blog.net/davereflexions/
Come, freedom lovers. Even in France, W has a lot of support
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