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France slams 'simplistic' US policy
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| February 6, 2002
Posted on 02/06/2002 8:00:27 AM PST by RippleFire
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To: RippleFire
French foreign policy is like the little ant climbing up the hind leg of a cow, assuring her as he goes "I'll be gentle with you my dear..."
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02/06/2002 9:50:51 AM PST
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hang 'em
To: Starrgaizr
France needs to be reminded that they are able to make this statment in the French language not German. Hmm, come to thinks of it, they could be reminded that they can make this statement, period.
We'll get back to you on that. Right!
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posted on
02/06/2002 10:26:26 AM PST
by
oyez
To: Publius6961
Algeria, the Maginot line, the Sikes-Piquot agreement...And a sh*#y, little country called Vietnam
To: Mr. Lucky
France's answer to terrorism will be to build a global Maginot line.
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02/06/2002 11:17:55 AM PST
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Warren
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To: RippleFire
French Foreign Minister Hubert Vedrine has severely criticised the United States for what he called its simplistic approach to global issues.Wee, the French Peepil, Deemand a more complex foreign policeey.
Fraternity, Equality, Complexity!
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02/06/2002 6:38:08 PM PST
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xm177e2
To: Mad Dawgg
Upraised Jewish AMERICAN finger to the loons and anti-semites in France and Europe in general.
To: JumpinJackFlash;RippleFire
You have got to tackle the root causes, the situations, poverty, ... Oh yeah. If poor Osama only had a little more money, he certainly wouldn't have attacked ... Just how stupid can they get?!
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