France - Interesting

[Billy_Kinetta]

It's getting close to election day.

Macron PLUMMETS in the polls as Marine Le Pen enjoys boost a WEEK AWAY from election vote

 

[Dalia]

Thank you, Marine is getting some vote for her , he did not win for sure like he though .

 

[skye]

Hope she wins!

 

[montelatici]

The Fascist will lose.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Hope she wins!

The French people I'm in contact with hope that also.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Sounds good. A weak Europe will be easy for the U.S. to take advantage of

 

[montelatici]

There are only that many Fascists in France. Macron will win in a landslide.

 

[montelatici]

The Russians are working overtime to try to defeat Macron, but the French aren't as stupid as the Americans.

 

[Mindful]

When did he say this?

 

[Mindful]

The Russians are working overtime to try to defeat Macron, but the French aren't as stupid as the Americans.

Another fatuous broad brushed statement. Which has no meaning or depth.

 

[Meane]

The Russians are working overtime to try to defeat Macron, but the French aren't as stupid as the Americans.

Another fatuous broad brushed statement. Which has no meaning or depth.

actually it sums up the entire election all the way and us pretty much all that needs to be said.

 

[montelatici]

The Russians are working overtime to try to defeat Macron, but the French aren't as stupid as the Americans.

Another fatuous broad brushed statement. Which has no meaning or depth.

Absolute fact, the French weren't as stupid as the Americans. Hope you remember Macron's landslide victory against the fascist piece of crap for a long time.

 

[Mindful]

The Russians are working overtime to try to defeat Macron, but the French aren't as stupid as the Americans.

Another fatuous broad brushed statement. Which has no meaning or depth.

Absolute fact, the French weren't as stupid as the Americans. Hope you remember Macron's landslide victory against the fascist piece of crap for a long time.

More meaningless purely emotive rhetoric.

 

[montelatici]

The Russians are working overtime to try to defeat Macron, but the French aren't as stupid as the Americans.

Another fatuous broad brushed statement. Which has no meaning or depth.

Absolute fact, the French weren't as stupid as the Americans. Hope you remember Macron's landslide victory against the fascist piece of crap for a long time.

More meaningless purely emotive rhetoric.

Nothing emotive about fact.

 

[Mindful]

The Russians are working overtime to try to defeat Macron, but the French aren't as stupid as the Americans.

Another fatuous broad brushed statement. Which has no meaning or depth.

Absolute fact, the French weren't as stupid as the Americans. Hope you remember Macron's landslide victory against the fascist piece of crap for a long time.

More meaningless purely emotive rhetoric.

Nothing emotive about fact.

Your posts are emotive.

 

[montelatici]

You are emotive. I present fact.

 

[Dalia]

When did he say this?

Oui, he did say that and people still elect him , France is become really creepy not a very nice place to live.

 

[Mindful]

You are emotive. I present fact.

This isn't about you

 

[Mindful]

When did he say this?

Oui, he did say that and people still elect him , France is become really creepy not a very nice place to live.

I think it's because they didn't want Marine?

 

[American_Jihad]

TEACHER'S PET
If there's anything wrong with France, it's that the men are too macho.
May 18, 2017

Bruce Bawer

...

The article, by Susan Chira and Lilia Blaise, summed up the basics: Emmanuel Macron, the record-breakingly young new president of France, and his wife, Brigitte, met “when he was 15 and she was his 39-year-old drama teacher, married with three children.” He's now 39, she's 64. The couple deny, of course, that there was any hanky-panky between them while he was still her pupil, or a minor – and Chira and Blaise seem to accept that claim, or at least they don't seem to care about it: what matters to them (this is, after all, the New York Times) is that “this unusual couple is already stirring a lively and erudite debate” – hey, naturally it's erudite, we're talking about France here, you lowbrow stateside deplorables – “about sexism, ageism, masculinity, contemporary marriage, political stagecraft and what a modern French first lady should actually be.” Good idea! Given the intensifying nightmare of the banlieues, the nightly car-burnings, and the brutal jihadist massacres in Paris, Nice, and elsewhere, this is, needless to say, exactly the debate France needs right now.

(All of which raises the question: do Susan Chira and Lilia Blaise actually exist, or does the Times now have a computer program to churn out this kind of nonsense?)

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