We have traitors in our midst. Wonder if Chirac is still popular with the people? Last I read his popularity with the French people was at a good 58%. Also, I wonder how old Tad would feel if the French people went on strike everyone and she and other Americans got stuck in France. And Old Tad and others were forced to fend for themselves considering that nothing was moving in the country. Wonder how pleased she would be with herself then?
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To: lilylangtree
The only things missing from these postcard-perfect scenes are Americans.The French live in the past. It's gotta suck to be them...
83 posted on
06/14/2003 3:56:46 PM PDT by
Libloather
(Proud member of the Vast Right Wing Fatwa...)
To: lilylangtree
"Wonder if Chirac is still popular with the people? Last I read his popularity with the French people was at a good 58%."
Rush's sub-host last week, Roger Hedgecock (sic?), had just returned from France and indicated that Chirac's approval rating was in the 20s!
94 posted on
06/14/2003 7:12:29 PM PDT by
DrDeb
To: lilylangtree
I have an idea that might help the hapless Frenchies. They coold hire an American to help them advertise what a great place France is. They could hire some respected American conservative like say...
Woody Allen!
To: lilylangtree
Hey, they hired the world's BEST spokesman/salesman to ENSURE that Americans couldn't wait to get to France....WOODY ALLEN>>>HAHAHAHAHA
To: lilylangtree
All our $$ are belong to us.
All your wine and stinky cheese are belong to you.
109 posted on
06/17/2003 10:32:54 AM PDT by
hispanarepublicana
(successful, educated unauthentic latina--in Patrick Leahy's eyes, at least)
To: lilylangtree
The French have been behaving badly for a few decades now. Their lack of support for the war has just been the straw that broke the camel's back. They have earned our distain.
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