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France Demands That U.S. Not Execute Terror Suspect
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| 12/12/2001 2:22 pm ET
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Posted on 12/12/2001 10:40:37 AM PST by mdittmar
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To: mdittmar
LOL!!! je pete...
by the way, what are the french going to do about it if we do execute this guy? make us get a visa to enter their country?
not to worry, accidents can happen...
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posted on
12/12/2001 11:13:52 AM PST
by
mlocher
To: wideawake
Does the French government prohibit the killing of innocent unborn babies in their mother's wombs? Europeans are corrupted to the core, they give more protection to vicious criminals than to unborn babies.
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posted on
12/12/2001 11:13:55 AM PST
by
Dqban22
To: mdittmar
No problem. No problem at all. Incarcerate him for life in a nice, medium security prison...put him in a cell designed for 10 that holds 20 prisoners...all of whom are doing life. Then let the word get out that they can abuse him to their hearts' content without punishment or consequences. But if they kill him, there will be some losses and punishment involved.
And let him live thus, among his new-found buddies, for many years.
Perhaps at the time of his incarceration, someone could smile at him and say "Welcome to Hell."
63
posted on
12/12/2001 11:14:21 AM PST
by
neutrino
To: mdittmar
If the French don't want any of their precious citizens executed, then they shouldn't be sending them over here to commit capital crimes.
To: SamAdams76
Mmmm, I like frog's legs with cheese and a good Chianti, doesn't everyone?
65
posted on
12/12/2001 11:17:16 AM PST
by
MHGinTN
To: mdittmar; Darth Reagan; dei23
Jay Leno: "French troops arrived in Afghanistan last week, and not a minute too soon. The French are acting as advisers to the Taliban, to teach them how to surrender properly." (11/26)
To: aculeus
Not to spoil everyone's fun but isn't the French word for 'ask' in fact 'demand'? Yep. I recall one anecdote from the de Gaulle era -- the people who read French were all out of the office when a document full of "Nous demande" this and "Nous demande" that arrived. Fortunately, one of the Francophones got back from lunch and explained that the words meant "We request".
67
posted on
12/12/2001 11:19:57 AM PST
by
steve-b
To: Jarhead_22
They may very well surrender to us, and force the US to dump billions of dollars into squaring their country away again.I never thought of it that way, but that would be a good way to get a ton of money from us, by surrendering to us. Don't give them any ideas. LOL
68
posted on
12/12/2001 11:20:50 AM PST
by
Mark17
To: MHGinTN
Hee hee...you said "cheese". :)
69
posted on
12/12/2001 11:21:28 AM PST
by
TheBigB
To: Dqban22
Isn't it France that has decided that disabled children can sue their mothers doctor for NOT aborting them?
To: Petronski
Point noted.
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posted on
12/12/2001 11:23:45 AM PST
by
aculeus
To: mdittmar
He should be executed for being French.
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posted on
12/12/2001 11:26:10 AM PST
by
Redcloak
To: Petronski
Whoops, I was too literal. 'Aucune personne' should be interpreted here as 'someone' so as to avoid a double negative in English.
To: aculeus
Quite all right -- no apologies needed.
High time the French tossed their silly language, and spoke English like everyone else. Harrumph!
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posted on
12/12/2001 11:31:33 AM PST
by
dighton
To: aculeus
Not to spoil everyone's fun but isn't the French word for 'ask' in fact 'demand'? Perhaps the article was written by a French reporter with English as his/her second language who didn't understand the connotation in English of 'demand'.
I think you're right.
From Le Monde
M. Rivasseau a ajouté que Paris demanderait à Washington que Zacarias Moussaoui ne soit pas condamné à la peine capitale, abolie en France depuis vingt ans. La ministre de la justice, Marylise Lebranchu, avait déclaré à la radio privée RMC-Info : "Nous n'acceptons pas la peine de mort, ni les tribunaux exceptionnels.
My (unpractised) translation:
Mr. Rivasseau has added that Paris would ask Washington that Zacarias Moussaoui not be condemed to capital punishment, abolished in France 20 years ago. The minister of justice, Marylise Lebranchu, had declared on radio privée RMC-Info "We accept neither the death penalty nor special tribunals."
To: mdittmar
France is a filthy dirty country.
To: mdittmar
Those cheese eating surrender monkeys are DEMANDING?!!
To: Petronski
Yes, but 'aucune personne.. .ne doit être exécutée' could either be translated as ' a person must not be executed' or 'a person should not be executed'.
Turns out it's moot, anyway. The terrorist scum has refused French consular protection.
To: Phantom Lord
France is also the birthplace of Madame Guillotine and of the enlightening thinkers that brought for "liberty, fraternity and equality" over millions of corpses, establishing a reign of terror only exceeded in modern times by Stalin and Mao.
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posted on
12/12/2001 11:38:31 AM PST
by
Dqban22
To: mvscal
Baise-toi! ;->
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posted on
12/12/2001 11:38:39 AM PST
by
BMCDA
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