[OpusatFR]

Isn't being French punishment enough?

[Free_at_last_-2001]

US and UK single out France for 'punishment' - Good!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

The political cartoonists are having great sport too:

[BullDog108]

Meanwhile Condoleezza Rice, the US president's national security adviser, was reported this week to have said that France should be punished, Germany ignored and Russia forgiven as the US readjusts its relations with European allies.

Works for me!

[pragmatic_asian]

"...in spite of recent gestures of conciliation by Jacques Chirac..."

Like blocking the removal of UN sanctions in order to defeat the US's efforts to win the peace? Funny I haven't seen a single act of conciliation much less gestures.

[mikeIII]

France should be punished, Germany ignored and Russia forgiven ...

Pragmatic lady!

[schaketo]

NEVER FORGET!

Gotta keep this alive. Share this link with all like minded family and friends. They are feeling the heat.

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[rudypoot]

"Mr Chirac also reminded the 10 new EU members, mainly former communist countries, that their allegiances should not be with the US but with the "European family"."

I wonder how long this illusion will last. Probably until the next time they need defense...again.

[small voice in the wilderness]

Evidently chirac doesn't understand the U.S. gesture of the one finger salute to all things french.

[ETERNAL WARMING]

Seeing that France is the ringleader, they need more exposure. But Bush is wrong to ignore Germany, Russia, Mexico and Canada. Big business is exerting it's pressure to get him to look the other way. They are just as complicite and should be treated in the exact same way. I personally will boycott all of them, not just France. I'll not eat so much as a "taco." They need to understand that they're behavior has consequences.