I am in here.
Out with Other Patti today for lunch and the watching of Stupid TV™. I needed some lovely tuna fish in my stomach. On the other hand, I was too unwilling to look at the headlines from France today. I hate watching a civilization that I both love, and love to hate, self-implode. I suppose though, … Continue reading Lunch and stuff
Reflections on the Revolution in France* – article by Daniel Pipes: End of an era: The time of cultural innocence and political naïveté, when the French could blunder without seeing or feeling the consequences, is drawing to a close. As in other European countries (notably Denmark and Spain), a bundle of related issues, all touching … Continue reading Today's snippet of interest
No, really. I also think the country and its citizens (of whichever ethnic background you care to choose) have very serious flaws. They have been, but are no longer, a world power. They continue to act like a world power, however, and get pissed when people keep ignoring them when they make pronouncements. See any … Continue reading I really do love France, in the long run
Take a dose of the medicine it is so eager to give everyone else! 😈 Arutz Sheva – Israel National News: Now, a few years back, during a trip to Israel, French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin urged Israel to make concessions for peace. More interesting yet, in documents relating to his visit, Jerusalem was called … Continue reading Arutz Sheva: What France can do for peace
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