[Always Right]

You can’t even talk about God in public. how nice.

[taxesareforever]

Sorry to hear that he has been duped. Europe is toast.

In Riyadh on Monday, he hailed Islam as “one of the greatest and most beautiful civilisations the world has known” and described his Saudi hosts as rulers who “appeal to the basic values of Islam to combat the fundamentalism that negates them”.

[Cincinna]

It is apostasy to mention God in France. Very politically incorrect.

The Socialists have created a world view and a society that excludes God from all public, legal, and moral discourse.

When Sarko firmly stated his belief that France is a country founded and dependent on Judeo-Christian values, they went ballistic.

When he went to Rome and paid due respects to the Pope, and received Vatican honors at the Church of Saint John Lateran, the Lef5t went crazy.

He can’t even say “God Bless You” without being trashed as a religious fanatic. Every comment and complaint the French left makes about American elections is either about America’s racism...they view the US through the lens of Alabama 1062, or religious fanaticism.

America should listen up...this is what happens when you take God, Faith, and Hope out of the public square. Sarko is fighting a valiant fight, but it is all uphill because of the damage done in the past, and the brainwashing of generations of small minded little leftists.

[snowman_returns]

In Riyadh on Monday, he hailed Islam as "one of the greatest and most beautiful civilisations the world has known" and described his Saudi hosts as rulers who "appeal to the basic values of Islam to combat the fundamentalism that negates them".

Would he have said this before he was elected???.....

[J Aguilar]

I think you may be missing the point.

Since Napoleon, French politics have been highly influenced by masonic lodges, that follow a near-atheism. Those lodges triggered a laicist rampage in the late 1800's, cornering the Catholic church and leaving religion aside of public life, as something completely private.

Even today, it is striking the radical laicism of many French politicians and academics.

Of course, Sarkozy wasn't the candidate of the masonic lodges and the French establishment for the presidency, the candidate was Villepin, Chirac's protégé. They both allegedly tried to sink Sarkozy's ambitions. However, they failed, and the French people, maybe tired of their own establishment, voted him as president.

Read this.

Masonic lodges linked to the French's ones since the Napoleonic wars have had a great influence in Italy and, in Spain, where they are pursuing the same laicist goals right now (Read this).

[truemiester]

When Rome became so dangerouse that the Pope ahd to leave, he went to France.
France was long called “Daughter of the Church”.
A veil of darkness if settling over Europe.
I hope he leads good people back to faith, giving them hope.

[SunkenCiv]

In Riyadh on Monday, he hailed Islam as "one of the greatest and most beautiful civilisations the world has known" and described his Saudi hosts as rulers who "appeal to the basic values of Islam to combat the fundamentalism that negates them"... "This is not respect for the separation of church and state," Socialist opposition leader Francois Hollande said. "This is an ideological stand that makes religion into an instrument to promote French products civilian nuclear plants for Muslim countries," he said. "Mixing religion and foreign policy is illogical and wrong."

Sorry, Hollande, but calling it "illogical" is a nonsequitur. And from an economic standpoint, it makes perfect sense to kiss some ass to sell expensive products to a theocracy's rulers. Also, it lulls them to sleep better than a lullaby. Y'know, because the French will be competing to sell weapons and ammo to both sides when the Arabian civil war breaks loose. Thanks Cincinna.