I mean, once you calm down and readjust your wig and stop blathering, try and understand what I said.
I said nothing about French military men for whom I have respect. I can respect all military men without having much respect for their government or their citizenry. Although, my experiences in France have all been positive, I also know that the French have disliked America all the way back to the days of DeGaulle. It was French citizens who discussed the possibility of digging up American bodies from military cemeteries. It was the French who got involved in Viet Nam and it was they who fought a vicious war in Algeria which culminated in the brilliant film “Battle of Algiers.” It was the French who provided a home to the Ayatollah Komeinhi who brought chaos and horror to Iran. It was Simone Beauvoir and Sartre who brought Existentialism to the West and Foucault who brought cultural Marxism. Cultural Marxism is why we have chaos in our institutions at home and chaos and brutality to the streets of Paris. It was Simone Signoret and Yves Montand who destroyed Jean Seberg and Marilyn Monroe and wrecked destruction on the moral fiber of Jane Fonda.
So don't get on your high horse with your stupid allusions to Pink Panther movies - excellent comedies, by the way, which are probably too amusing for a humorless sod like you.
And your moniker - named after one of my heroines who lived several miles from where I'm now writing this - should be stripped from you.
Nice try, but no cigar! One of these days you might realize that the French Soldiers come from the French CITIZENRY!You profess to respect the french Military men, but not their government or their citizenry. Can’t have it both ways. Considering the numerous times the government has changed since the time of de Gaulle, and the difficult times the French people (Citizenry) have had for decennies, you may think you can spout off a list of writers and actors which more of less correspond to a longer stream of Marxists I can name right here in the U.S. to prove your point.
By your own admission, your visits to France have been positive. Yet, you state as a positive fact that the French people back to the days of de Gaulle dislike America. You could not possibly be more wrong. Obviously, you have been brainwashed by anti-French idiots and are unable to separate fact from fiction. You also blame THE FRENCH PEOPLE( ALL OF FRANCE) for actions of a few!
Since you seem to be so up on the Marxists, I would like to ask why you don’t say a single word about the origin of this disease of Marxism, Carl Marx himself? Marx was a German so why don’t you blame Germany? Germany, his birth nation threw him out, AND SO DID FRANCE! I don’t hear any tiny squeak from you against ENGLAND where he LIVED in EXILE until he died. Why is that? England harbored him, but Germany and France threw him out. Get off trying to blame France for Marxism. Let’s hear you blame England!
De Gaulle disliked America but he also disliked England. It had to do with the fact that he was kept on the outside and not informed of the plans for D Day. Actually it was Churchill who kept him out of the planning. But then, of course, our own State Department was kept out of the planning for our invasion of North Africa with the Brits in Operation Torch. Roosevelt closed the door on the State Department because he said, “The place is like a sieve.”
As far as Fonda, Marilyn, and Seberg, nobody destroyed them but themselves.
You, like so many radical know-it-alls, have nothing to teach me about France, the French people, or French history. I had two french husbands, one fought in the French underground in WWII and the second was a member of the Onzieme Choc,(The elite of the elite) Paratroopers who fought in the war in Algeria. I lost the first one to a heart attack and the second to cancer. Both were extremely fine men, fine patriots, and adored America.
As far as the rest of your insults, I don’t make a habit of calling people names, so I’ll just tell you “GO FLY A KITE!”