Another reason to hate France

American Thinker ^ | October 14th, 2005 | Randall Hoven

[HelloooClareece]

As if I needed another reason....

[F16Fighter]

The unscrupulous French were also the murderous Arafat's biggest fan.

[Stellar Dendrite]

"Another reason to hate France "

do i really need another one?

[USMC Veteran]

LOL!

[Intolerant in NJ]

The sophisticated French...very sophisticated - in the ways of deceit, corruption, and death......

[GVnana]

The movie "Hotel Rwanda" portrays these events without the French Connection, but there's always an interested party in the background.
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[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

“In the space of 100 days some 800,000 people had been slaughtered – about three quarters of the Tutsi population. More people had been killed more quickly than in any other mass killing recorded in history.”

And this all happened with full knowledge and participation by French President Francois Mitterand.

And the full knowledge of Bubba Klinton and Kofi Annan, who looked the other way and conveniently went on vacation. And these people, and the other cheese-eaters of Europe, are the sophisticated cultured ones that we're supposed to look up to and perform their bidding without question. It's apalling how often Europe facilitates the deaths of millions of people when left on their own.

Next round: Islamic infestation. If you thought Hitler was fun, just wait for Sharia law!

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

"Another reason to hate France "

do i really need another one?

I've added it to my list, which is approximately the size of the Sears Roebuck catalog.

[Enterprise]

Best Johnny Carson voice:

"We need a reason to hate France? I did not KNOW that!"

[Still Thinking]

Bad hygiene?

[Ciexyz]

"Makes ya sick" bump.

[BamaGirl]

But why did any of these parties, include France, the UN, and Clinton knowingly allow this genocide to happen?

What was in it for them? Did they make money on the machetes they sold these people?

[neb52]

Yep, ever regional war like this has some foreign power in the background with directly or indirectly involvement, or maybe I should official or unofficial involvement.

[USMC Veteran]

They didn't fit their agenda.

[rdcorso]

The movie showed just how worthless and corrupt the UN is.The UN soldiers stood by and watched as women and children were being slaughtered with machetes.The Canadian who was in charge of the military was so sick with guilt that he tried to kill himself more than once.He was only able to document the murders going on all around him since the UN took everything away from him.

[sarasmom]

Frances is hated because they are filled with the French.
No other need/explanation is required.
Does one need to have a French approved educational degree to know that the sun rises in the east, the Earth is round, and bears deficate in the woods?

[neb52]

I think it was about the money and engineering their "wanted" government. Plus Clinton then sent in Ugandans with US Military surplus equipment for the peace keeping phase. So one makes money causing and supporting the war and then turns around and makes money on the peace process.

I went and saw Lord of War which was about illegal arms sales starring Nichols Cage. I wrote it off as Hollywood propaganda BS, but I do think there is some truth to it, especially during the '90s.

[mysto]

[neb52]

That Canadian General saved quite a few Tutsis along with the highest ranking Nigerian Officer there. The Nigerian was killed when his car was hit by a mortar round. They never did find out who fired it.