That's news to me..
Posted on 05/08/2005 7:05:22 PM PDT by Panerai
The performance in office of French President Jacques Chirac, who is marking the 10th anniversary of his presidency, wins uneven reviews in the national press.
Some papers praise his international standing and strong convictions, but most note that his domestic support has slumped to a new low.
(Excerpt) Read more at news.bbc.co.uk ...
That's news to me..
With or without Chirac, the French can NEVER be trusted.
Screw the Frogs!!!!
Chirac a "STAR"???
Now, I don't want to defend Jack Chirac, but I'm not going to allow a newspaper to dictate the public mood (even of France). Anyway, I suspect they are just beginning to fume over the upcoming rejection of the EU constitution.
But he's John Kerry's "international" friend, how could this be.
But he's John Kerry's "international" friend, how could this be.
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Would that not have been a sight? Kerry licking this maggot's boots. The ramifications make me ill, just thinking about it...
They meant to say his pentagram.
Chirac is not liked in France because he's not socialist enough! That says it all about France. For all their good education standards they are taught nothing useful regarding how economics work.
Strong international standing? Among whom? Communists, Socialists and Muslims?
Looks like they're both going down the same sh*thole! LOL! ROTFL!
Chirac is not liked in France because he's not socialist enough!
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No, but he is crooked enough. To find out ANYTHING about Chirac, just follow the money. France is in for a real revival, when the Muslims keep coming in and keep breeding. Socialism in France just may end up doing battle with terrorism and Islam, as opposed to capitalism.
Here's the kicker: while the global news media has been claiming that the War On Iraq was unpopular, the two main opponents of that war, Chirac and Schroeder, are now very unpopular in their own countries of France and Germany.
Moreover, the main proponents of that war, Bush, Blair, and Howard of Australia...have all been re-elected by substantial margins above their anti-war opposition.
Hmmm...methinks the press has been getting what is popular and what is unpopular...backwards.
Chirac had a star? That's news to me. Oh wait, he did have one brief period of time with his buddy Saddam Hussien.
:)
LOL
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