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No more fatty cheeses or French wines for me...and movies? I never watched that kinky stuff anyway. The French will NEVER be true allies to America.....and we have bailed them out in two world wars. Here is an article all Americans should consider (reprinted from FOX news). Please contribute your list of French products to boycott. And now here is the article: Jokes about France are plentiful lately, but many Americans aren't laughing at the European country's resistance to using force with Iraq -- and are fighting back by closing their wallets. In fact, beaucoup d'Americans have decided to boycott...

Jokes about France are plentiful lately, but many Americans aren't laughing at the European country's resistance to using force with Iraq -- and are fighting back by closing their wallets. In fact, beaucoup d'Americans have decided to boycott French products such as wine and cheese, in an effort to hurt the country's economy. Fromage.com, a French cheese distributor, reported that its sales to the United States have gone down 15 percent in the past two weeks. Some U.S. eateries are no longer offering French wines. And a restaurant in North Carolina has even changed the name of its fries. Neal...

Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis has objected to the action of eight European leaders to give full support to the US war with Iraq. The objection was made in the name of european "unity" in foreign policy and was made by Mr. Simitis in his capacity as the current rotational president of the EU. This is actually a very new concept. Europe has never had a uniform policy, foreign or otherwise. The question then arises: is a uniform foreign policy possible, or even desirable? I think not. The formation of a European Union is still in a prolonged infant stage...