French Government Closing White Flag Factories…..Maybe

October 19, 2007 in france
Tags: bush, france, Kouchner, Sarkozy

Well I really can’t believe that I found something else that I like about France…..That makes two things now, The new President Nicolas Sarkozy, and a pretty interesting blog called M-J In The Republic.

I’ll start with the blog. This blog has some interesting observations about the Clintons. Here is a short paragraph from M-J in the Republic:

Imagine being governed by a woman who cannot speak without looking down to read a script pedantically. How adept is she at thinking on her feet, when she cannot even speak off-the-cuff?
This is a politician whose only humorous responses and quips sound canned, as in her appearance at the Daily KOS convention, when she said she may have a senior moment (oh, the laughter, as though this were a brilliant utterance–

You can read more here and view the videos, as well.

Now on to Sarkozy…….

He talks tough on Iran, likes President Bush and wants quotas on immigrants.

Sarkozy plans to deport 25,000 illegal immigrants by the end of the year (The USA Should take note of this and do the same)

Unlike the former Jacques Itch Chirac, Sarkozy appears to have balls and does not bend over to pressure from insane anti war and non thinking terrorist friendly organizations which mirror our panty-assed liberals here in the USA.

Sarkozy has called himself “a friend of Israel.” He has taken a tougher stance on Russia and China than his predecessors.

Sarkozy’s outspoken and English-speaking foreign minister has gone even farther.

While Jacques Itch Chirac was warning Washington against invading Iraq in 2003, Kouchner said deposing Saddam Hussein wasn’t a bad idea. Last week, Kouchner shocked many Europeans by saying the world should prepare for the possibility of war in Iran.

Such comments make many French people and Liberals in the USA worry Sarkozy is compromising what they perceive as France’s moral authority in world affairs to earn Bush’s approval.

Kouchner and Sarkozy both want stronger sanctions over Iran’s refusal to halt nuclear activities.

We will see how this goes