Bruce Bawer(...) consider the riots that gripped immigrant suburbs in France in the autumn of 2005. These uprisings were largely assertions of Muslim authority over Muslim neighborhoods, and thus clearly jihadist …
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One of many, that is:French expectation of victory in the Franco—Prussian War of 1870 was so great that its officers were issued maps of Germany, but not of France: "Alas, maps …
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The Honor! The Honor!French capital honours Dalai Lama The Dalai Lama has been made an honorary citizen of Paris, (...) Ah …
(Continued...)L'Honneur! L'Honneur!La capitale française honore le Dalai Lama Le Dalai Lama a été nommé citoyen d'honneur de Paris, (...) Oh oui, …
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(Jules Crittenden has been so bold as to invite me to guestblog at his place again—brass balls and nerves of steel, that's iron man JC for you. As a result most …
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I was reading a bit on werewolves at The Crime Library—I like werewolves nearly as much as I like all sorts of zombies—when I stumbled on the following and immediately struggled …
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There are but a few economists not from the Marx / Keynes school of thought in this country:Liberal1 countries invented the « flat tax » ; we invented the « full …
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From France — the country that, according to its former president Jacques Chirac just a few years ago, is not anti-Semite — comes more signs of what is definitely reading as …
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Sometimes, there are coincidences. By which I mean, coincidences do exist, after all. But just not this time I suppose:Tehran, March 11, IRNA - Iran news agency: French banks release Iran's …
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All right, all right, I know I said "enough with the French news for today" but this I simply couldn't resist:"Armies - a legionnaire steals an armored vehicle in order to …
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This is the third and final part of a 3 posts series of news most of the world shouldn't really care about: a few things French that just happened to happen …
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The small stack of news most of the world really does not care about: a few things French that just happened to happen around about now continues with part 2 of …
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And now for a small stack of news most of the world really does not care about: a few things French that just happened to happen around about now. This is …
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Being such a buff for all things zombie, I checked the small budget zombie movie Day X. While it turned …
(Continued...)Étant un tel fana de tout ce qui a trait aux zombies, j'ai jeté un œil au film de zombie …
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Once, the root cause was "poverty", now it's "thugocracy". If you won't beat them, just call them any other name: The Associated Press: French Leader: Thug Culture Caused Riots President Nicolas …
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Sarkozy won the presidential seat in large part as a result of the Tough on Crime, Strong on Security comedy he pulled off when he started his campaign unofficially and very …
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I'd just paid for my big ammo purchase — shells and cartridges in various calibers from 12g to .280 Rem, and generous, family-size boxes of subsonic .22 LR, as the silencer …
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The BBC email alert relating this bit of news came formatted as follow: France's ex-President Jacques Chirac is placed under formal investigation over funding scandal when he was Paris mayor, his …
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Yeah, I know, but thank to the largely urbanized environmentalist lobby who would rather see bears "protected" (therefore creating a structural shortage in the numbers of these animals) than managed by …
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Among the many benefits of Anglo-Saxon "warmongering" in general — and of American "hegemonic military power" in particular — that the French most conveniently and frequently forget, is the fact …
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James R. Gaine, with a cheery flippancy of the tone, falls for the SarkoShow hook, line and sinker, and conjures the shades of the much vaunted French-American Revolution friendship(1) — a …
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Old school mime Marcel Marceau just died — buried(1) by the new competition — and illustrious members of the French chattering class are overdoing themselves with the obligatory tributes: Prime Minister …
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The closing sentence of the unsuitably — or cunningly — titled "French Revolution" editorial at the WSJ:The President's prescriptions for the ailing French welfare state are hard to argue with. Now …
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Joe at No Pasaran, providing me with the last in a very long list of reasons why I dumped my TV six years ago, and never looked back:How France3 “Celebrated” 9/11 …
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Despite the French Foreign Warmonger, Bernard Kouchner, dropping the W word, my good friend Gaius Julius Crittenden seems to doubt he'll get any opportunity to write a new chapter to De …
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Test your knowledge of past and current French Presidents by filling the blanks in this short extract of a U.S authored History of America's disastrous relationship with France:"(…) in [A] he …
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This is a disturbingly persistent trend in dereistic France, the country which, if you recall, gave you the vile Lefty Thierry Meyssan, author of the best-seller translated in 27 languages "l'Effroyable …
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Big time international policy analyst Laurent Murawiec has a Small Dictionary of Middle-East Stereotypes on Metula News Agency. Alphabetical order oblige, …
(Continued...)Le grand expert en politique internationale Laurent Murawiec a un Petit dictionnaire moyen-oriental des idées reçues sur Metula News Agency. Ordre …
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It's a "give and ye shall receive" moment. I act like a silly fool, to ridicule a bunch of serious fools, and you get a kick out of it. In return, …
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I definitely lost my ability to be bothered, shocked or amazed by the depth at which some of the greatest Western …
(Continued...)J'ai totalement perdu ma capacité à être choqué ou impressionné par les profondeurs auxquelles certaines des plus grandes agences de presse …
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Here's doing for France what Memri does for the arabo-muslim world: translating and adding subtitles so you can better understand the enemy's mindset. If you're reading this through the RSS feed, …
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... And he's no Thatcher:"Sarkozy talks right but rules left. Portrayals of him as a French Thatcher who will shake things …
(Continued...)... Et c'est pas Thatcher :"Sarkozy parle à droite, mais gouverne à gauche. Le représenter comme un Thatcher français qui va …
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You don't really want me to comment on this. At least, not until you're finished laughing out loud.French security officials are worried that e-mails sent by government officials from a BlackBerry …
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Glad to see that two days ago, I reached the same conclusions as heavy-weight columnist, and one of my favorite readings, …
(Continued...)Content de voir qu'il y a seulement deux jours, j'arrivais aux mêmes conclusions qu'un éditorialiste de poids, et l'une de mes …
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You know I don't like much of the new double-faced French President, but you shouldn't stop at my antipathies, and should …
(Continued...)Vous savez que je n'aime pas notre nouveau président à double-face outre mesure, mais vous ne devriez pas vous arrêter à …
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Over at No Pasaran, Erik gives you another reason not to drop your "F the French" tee just yet. I may …
(Continued...)Sur No Pasaran, Erik fournit une raison supplémentaire de ne pas balancer tout de suite votre tee-shirt "F the French". J'envisage …
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Last May, on the night of the second turn of the presidential election that saw Nicolas "Energizer" Sarkozy crush François Hollande's hermaphrodite pet, I was watching the video feed of TF1's …
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As always, ever since I reached legal age, I've declined to exert my right to vote at the first turn of …
(Continued...)Comme toujours depuis que j’ai atteint l’âge légal, j’ai décliné l’exercice de mon droit de vote au premier tour des élections …
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Hey, where's the dope man?
I bet you'd be expecting more stuff in this category, right? Well, I'm just getting started with the new content management software, and all the entries from 2002 to 2007 were not categorized in the previous publishing system—they had to be imported in this one "as-is". They're all regrouped in the "Legacy" category though.
Looks like the advanced search is your friend, if you fancy rummaging through that mess.
Vous pensiez en trouver plus dans cette catégorie, pas vrai ? Je démarre seulement avec le nouveau logiciel de gestion de contenu, et tous les posts de 2002 à 2007 n'étaient pas catégorisés dans le précédent système de publication—ils ont été importés de même et sont désormais regroupés dans la catégorie "Legacy".
On dirait que la recherche avancée est votre meilleure amie, si vous voulez fouiller dans ce foutoir là.
