Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 7:11 pm
sarkozy's president !
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Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 7:24 pm
Yep. :roll:
Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 8:11 pm
Poor France
Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 8:36 pm
I appreciate the Frenchmen's choice.
Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 8:56 pm
Its sad.milan1612 wrote:Poor France
Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 8:57 pm
Napoleon Bonaparte (or someones like him) is the only president for the authentic France. 
Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 9:57 pm
One or the other that did not change large thing. 
The majority decided for the minority.
It will have some cars which will burn to celebrate the event. :roll:
Some blows of bludgeon and all will return in the order.
Many police officers on the roads to charge the taxpayer, during 5 years.
It will just be necessary to learn has to lead while choosing to look at its speedometer or the road, at the good moment. :roll:
For the pedestrians sober and with the good color, France remains a livable country.
The majority decided for the minority.
It will have some cars which will burn to celebrate the event. :roll:
Some blows of bludgeon and all will return in the order.
Many police officers on the roads to charge the taxpayer, during 5 years.
It will just be necessary to learn has to lead while choosing to look at its speedometer or the road, at the good moment. :roll:
For the pedestrians sober and with the good color, France remains a livable country.
Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 10:22 pm
Hmm I wish you luck my dear neighbours
Hope this doesn't weaken the French/German relationship which recently became better then it was for a long long time. United against Iraq war we stood and a united Europe we are.
Keep it up you lovely revolutionists!
Hope this doesn't weaken the French/German relationship which recently became better then it was for a long long time. United against Iraq war we stood and a united Europe we are.
Keep it up you lovely revolutionists!
Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 10:47 pm
French/German relationship is quite good. Just look at the people in this Forum 
Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 2:13 am
People usually get along better than politicians... barring idiots... wait!!! did I just recurse myself??? :roll:
Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 7:35 pm
Does that such Sarkozy belong to the christian community?
Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 11:17 pm
Well, ok he is christian, he's 'believing' as we said.
But in France, politics are laic and both programs (Sarkozy, Royal) were not oriented by any religion at all.
And... well i think he's believing more in himself than in god.
Even if i don't like him (for sure) he is not an evangelist or such...
In France, like in Great Britain, we have plainty of churches and some mosques and many many atheists.
But in France, politics are laic and both programs (Sarkozy, Royal) were not oriented by any religion at all.
And... well i think he's believing more in himself than in god.
Even if i don't like him (for sure) he is not an evangelist or such...
In France, like in Great Britain, we have plainty of churches and some mosques and many many atheists.
Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 11:50 pm
For the night of the election = 730 cars burned, 592 arrests, 78 police officers were wounded. :roll:
> Psychophanta : In France, the religion is not a selection criterion.
The word 'god' is never pronounced in a political speech.
The religion does not have any political power.
There is a law which prohibits any too apparent religious sign in the places or the institutions public.
Normally, the Christmas trees should also be prohibited in the public schools.
The Christian French keep the religion for the marriages and the burials. And also for the public holidays.
One still has the harbour due clothing of marks Nike and Rebook, ...
I am against prohibition to wear a veil, that gene nobody.
When the police force carries hoods, nobody says anything.
Still much of contradictions, finally. :roll:
> Psychophanta : In France, the religion is not a selection criterion.
The word 'god' is never pronounced in a political speech.
The religion does not have any political power.
There is a law which prohibits any too apparent religious sign in the places or the institutions public.
Normally, the Christmas trees should also be prohibited in the public schools.
The Christian French keep the religion for the marriages and the burials. And also for the public holidays.
One still has the harbour due clothing of marks Nike and Rebook, ...
I am against prohibition to wear a veil, that gene nobody.
When the police force carries hoods, nobody says anything.
Still much of contradictions, finally. :roll:
Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 12:58 am
Sarkozy write a book related to the religion-state relation, where is said that he preffer to build churches than sport areas for youthPsychophanta wrote:Does that such Sarkozy belong to the christian community?
The name of the book is something like "The State, The religion, the hope".
I think he is more related to religion that he accept too (like many rightist politicians).
Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 4:32 pm
Lna, the same is happening now in this paralized Europe: i mean, nobody in politics talk about religion, but christianism is still very inside policies. Just because leaders are christian. And sadly lot of people are christian.
@ricardo, if that what you say is true, that Sarkozy could be in fact a serious problem in my opinion for France, for Europe and for world.
@ricardo, if that what you say is true, that Sarkozy could be in fact a serious problem in my opinion for France, for Europe and for world.
Uffhhh! Worse than Hitler and Franco togetherThe name of the book is something like "The State, The religion, the hope".