Comments on: AH! TO BE YOUNG, IN LOVE, AND IN PARIS IN THE FALL…

By: Burt

Burt — Thu, 23 Mar 2006 04:49:41 +0000

I think it is a sad affair with the current riots in France. I realize that they brought it on themselves in many ways, but many have said the same thing about 9/11. While I have no love for the French, in fact I hold a lot of contempt for the stoopid frogs, I think it is a disturbing sight.

I just wonder how long untill the frenchies surrender?

By: tristan

tristan — Fri, 11 Nov 2005 11:41:14 +0000

It’s really sad to read all these comments. You’re all dreaming about an islamic war in france because of the french disagree with iraq war? We’re living a social problem that’s wright, no more. This kind of comments are justs readable in US blogs, every european country understand what the riots problems are about, can’t you see farest your paranoiac fantasms?
No one in france have any regrets not to be in Iraq today, that’s a reality. Another is that we’re all deeply against terrorism and our police is working on it. At this time, french police make a very good job close and coordinated with US, german and UK police.
There is no islamic army today that can invade or win against US or european army, their only objective today is to brind fear and hate in occidental minds. You’re showing they’re begining to succeed.

By: geosciblog

geosciblog — Tue, 08 Nov 2005 14:24:06 +0000

WWIV Comes to France

When we look back after 9/11, we realized that the Islamist war against the West had been going on for years. But some nations thought they could sit on the sidelines and remain safe. France has bent over forward so many times to appease those that …

By: Conservative Cat

Conservative Cat — Mon, 07 Nov 2005 08:06:22 +0000

Carnival of the Vicious, Invading Paleface Bastards #5

Welcome once again to the biggest (and only) carnival dedicated to the great state of Illinois, home to the World-Series-winning White Sox and the Karl-Rove-losing Patrick Fitzgerald, where children sort of get sort of guaranteed health care and the on…

By: Eno

Eno — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 15:35:23 +0000

When I was in Paris (20 yrs ago) I stayed in a Hostel south of town in an Asian suburb. If the problems here are purely economic as the MSM wants us to believe, then the Vietnamese, Cambodian, Laotion and Hmong populaces must be up in arms as well. Something tells me only the islamic radicals are behind this. Until everyone admits this fact, then Paris (and Berlin?) will continue to burn.

The French have ignored this for so long the only solution may be Napolean’s “whiff of grapeshot.”

By: diamond

diamond — Sat, 05 Nov 2005 22:53:28 +0000

Is it possible that the French (assholes) thought that the wolves would eat them last?

Now they know, (no they don’t because they never learn) that appeasment never works with hungry animals.

Why are they hungry animals? Because the French (assholes) never included and aided them to become part of the whole. Being shuffled off to the slum will grow howling wolves. They are now in their streets, deal with it!

By: Giacomo

Giacomo — Sat, 05 Nov 2005 02:20:13 +0000

I’m trying to maintain a detached observer status in this dustup. In particular, I’m wondering just how long the French government is going to wring their hands and hope it all ends. Chirac needs to draw a line and stand by it. I just don’t think he’s capable.

I doubt France will wake up when this is over and place the blame where it belongs â€“ on their own overarching hubris. Theyâ€™ve been so busy looking down their Gallic noses at the rest of us that theyâ€™ve failed to see the wolf standing right in front of them. And now that wolf is through the door and is running wild in the house.

Nicely written.

By: stackja

stackja — Sat, 05 Nov 2005 01:14:13 +0000

Do the French know what the word “reality” means? They are sitting behind a cultural Maginot Line.