Youths (of some sort or other) strike again!

Are they firing rockets into Paris yet?

Those damn youths, I bet every one of them looks like Dennis the Menace and is just out to cause some harmless trouble.

Nights of the Torched Cars Part Two!

The French, they are a funny race...

Holiday shopping coming up... need a raise in the jizya.

/well, it worked last time

Hilarious how media outlets censor Islamic rage, brutality, and hostility toward Western countries and culture.

“It looks like it’s going to be a long night,”

When you pussyfoot with the enemy, long nights happen.

All they need is a Texas Ranger.

It's all harmless. They're only burning cars and stuff.

Nothing to see here, move along.

Pres. Sarkozy, please act.

The BEEB is reporting that the rioters are "suburban residents" on the radio.

/What do UK subjects get for their license fees again?

Hommes will be hommes...

For France's sake, and for our sake, we should pray for rain and snow in Paris.

Got robbed on the Paris subway by 5 knife wielding French immigrants once. You develop very little tolerance for crime after that,

At least those youths aren't speaking German.

Night 2*365. Or more. N'est ce pas?
Excuse my french.

re: #10 Racer X

It's all harmless. They're only burning cars and stuff.

Nothing to see here, move along.

Allow me to add: /Frank_Drebin

Steal a vehicle - crash it into a police car - die - all your friends now riot in the streets.

Nope. Nothing wrong with this picture at all.

How long are the french going to put up with this crap?

re: #15 little boomer

Got robbed on the Paris subway by 5 knife wielding French immigrants once. You develop very little tolerance for crime after that,

Was it the RER line from Charles de Gaulle by chance?

re: #19 Racer X

Steal a vehicle - crash it into a police car - die - all your friends now riot in the streets.

Nope. Nothing wrong with this picture at all.

You forgot "Don't wear helmets." They were on a motorcycle without helmets.

re: #10 Racer X

It's all harmless. They're only burning cars and stuff.

Nothing to see here, move along.

Two police officers wounded by gunshots = harmless ?

Ho yes, it was "buckshot" (chevrotine) and no "birdshot" (for the one shot in the legs), another report says "large caliber bullet" (for the one shot in the shoulder, through his bullet poof vest).

"Police replied with tear gas, rubber bullets and paint guns designed to identify troublemakers"

Designed to identify them for what? Job training?

They could identify them much more effectively if they used real bullets. Once they're dead, you can take a dental cast.

The "outskirts" of Paris are akin to a fenceless prison. Good luck with that.

re: #20 Seagreenroom

How long are the french going to put up with this crap?

Unfortunately it's not an all or nothing phenomena with the French. The question should be, "when will Free French/Vichy split occur?"

Sarko must do something about this and show the French what leadership is.

re: #24 Ashamed to be Dutch

re: #10 Racer X

It's all harmless. They're only burning cars and stuff.

Nothing to see here, move along.

Two police officers wounded by gunshots = harmless ?

Ho yes, it was "buckshot" (chevrotine) and no "birdshot" (for the one shot in the legs), another report says "large caliber bullet" (for the one shot in the shoulder, through his bullet poof vest).

I think he was being sarcastic, much in the Dutch tradition.

Those doggone Buddhists again!

A Reuters witness said police were pelted with stones, petrol bombs and large firecrackers that exploded over their heads during hours of cat-and-mouse skirmishes with rioters

WTH- nip it in the bud, and it will stop. They respect authority, not surrender.

re: #30 The ET

Those doggone Buddhists again!

Minnesota Lutherans.

re: #21 karmic_inquisitor

re: #15 little boomer

Got robbed on the Paris subway by 5 knife wielding French immigrants once. You develop very little tolerance for crime after that,

Was it the RER line from Charles de Gaulle by chance?

Dunno-I forget, it was 1990. The immigrant problem goes back aways now.

on another thread, # 13 ashamed to be Dutch provided links to youtube videos

I speak French, here is what I got

...

from the first video,

63 cars destroyed by fire,

the library, the treasury, two schools and a shopping mall damaged by fire

30 policemen wounded ( now 40 )

one policeman got a large caliber bullet in the shoulder

The situation is said to be worse than last night.

...

From the second video,

Police must escort and protect firefighters

the mediatech library has been completely destroyed by the, flames were over 30 feet high

the reporter says policemen are afraid because many gun shots have been fired at them by the "youths"

...

from the third video,

( we see a police car in flames )

a policeman has been shot in the knee

Journalists have been attacked

re: #25 Cicero05

Designed to identify them for what? Job training?

That is funny. Really.

re: #25 Cicero05

"Police replied with tear gas, rubber bullets and paint guns designed to identify troublemakers"

Designed to identify them for what? Job training?

They could identify them much more effectively if they used real bullets. Once they're dead, you can take a dental cast.

I see no problem with that. In this day and age there are better ways to make your "grievances" known. The ones rioting and burning shit are thugs plain and simple. Shoot a few dead and guess what? It gets real calm.

Just innocent "yutes" preparing for Car-B-Que season, nothing here, move along...we must respect their culture, blah blah blah...

re: #18 Macker

re: #10 Racer X

It's all harmless. They're only burning cars and stuff.

Nothing to see here, move along.

Allow me to add: /Frank_Drebin

What they need is- Dredd!

re: #25 Cicero05

"Police replied with tear gas, rubber bullets and paint guns designed to identify troublemakers"

Designed to identify them for what? Job training?

They could identify them much more effectively if they used real bullets. Once they're dead, you can take a dental cast.

LOL !

re: #22 karmic_inquisitor

re: #19 Racer X

Steal a vehicle - crash it into a police car - die - all your friends now riot in the streets.

Nope. Nothing wrong with this picture at all.

You forgot "Don't wear helmets." They were on a motorcycle without helmets.

Helmets? 15 year olds, stealing a motorcycle? The police are afraid. Very.

re: #1 Cicero05

One story said that the families of the youths have asked for calm on the street. Did any story give the names of the kids who died in the crash?

I mentioned this in the dead thread. It's time for the French police to pull out and the French military to move in.

Martial law anyone?

/Tell me again why the Euro is so high and the US dollar so low?

Burning books, now?

Gotta get up way early in the morning.

Good night.

re: #33 little boomer

re: #21 karmic_inquisitor

re: #15 little boomer

Got robbed on the Paris subway by 5 knife wielding French immigrants once. You develop very little tolerance for crime after that,

Was it the RER line from Charles de Gaulle by chance?

Dunno-I forget, it was 1990. The immigrant problem goes back aways now.

The line from CDG goes through some of the worst banlieues. Take the express from CDG if you can.

Solution is real simple if the French have the balls.

Impose a curfew.
Curfew zone is a free fire zone for the Gendarmes.

re: #29 karmic_inquisitor

I think he was being sarcastic, much in the Dutch tradition.

I'm just a little nervous... I have a friend in the police around Paris...

I met an Algerian once who became a citizen of France and he hated them. Said they spit on him, the police would detain him and say he wasnt really French even though he immigrated legally and was a citizen, also he could not find a job to save his life. Its just anecdotal but it gave me some information from a citizen that lived there.

Racaille!

It looks like after a break of 1275 years, the Battle of Poitiers is resuming.

Bastille!

re: #41 cheeseland

re: #1 Cicero05

One story said that the families of the youths have asked for calm on the street. Did any story give the names of the kids who died in the crash?

Yes this is true, I saw it almost live

re: #48 SecretInternetDoucheBag

I met an Algerian once who became a citizen of France and he hated them. Said they spit on him, the police would detain him and say he wasnt really French even though he immigrated legally and was a citizen, also he could not find a job to save his life. Its just anecdotal but it gave me some information from a citizen that lived there.

Hint:

move
back
to
algeria

This is justified resistance to the illegal French occupation of Paristinian territories. The Paristinians are merely fighting back, as best they can with stones, against the better-equipped French colonizers of Muslim holy land. Paris is the 17th holiest city in Islam.

re: #34 Friend of USA

Wow. What's French for, "Holy shit!"

"Tolerance" without Integration is Suicide.

So the count of burned cars from 2005 was around 9000, plus several hundred buildings. How long do you think Sarkozy will let this disturbance go?

re: #55 freedomsound

This is justified resistance to the illegal French occupation of Paristinian territories. The Paristinians are merely fighting back, as best they can with stones, against the better-equipped French colonizers of Muslim holy land. Paris is the 17th holiest city in Islam.

17th?

When did Paris pass Detroit?

re: #55 freedomsound

But of course.

re: #55 freedomsound

This is justified resistance to the illegal French occupation of Paristinian territories. The Paristinians are merely fighting back, as best they can with stones, against the better-equipped French colonizers of Muslim holy land. Paris is the 17th holiest city in Islam.

No silly. It's Allah's vengeance for Napoleon's invasion of the holy sands of Egypt!

18TH CENTURY AKHBAR! FREE MY PEOPLE'S STELAE!

/burn

# 42 AZ federalist

/Tell me again why the Euro is so high and the US dollar so low?

So Europe will buy more US stuff and make the US economy stronger maybe?...

re: #34 Friend of USA

Journalists attacked?

Unless the attackers were wearing kifayas, they are in for it with the press.

OTOH, if they were wearing kifayas, they should just go ahead and kidnap a few journalists, drive them around a bit and drop them off. They can then expect a stream of sympathetic press in perpetuity.

/It works in Gaza.

re: #2 Mich-again

Are they firing rockets into Paris yet?

They're saving the RPGs for Mosque day.

I say we send in Snake Plisskin. 2008's first slow-season 1st quarter hit movie will be John Carpenter's "Escape from Paris".

re: #56 Noam Sayin'

re: #34 Friend of USA

Wow. What's French for, "Holy shit!"

Sacre Merde.

But it doesn't translate.

#59 Cicero05

17th?

When did Paris pass Detroit?

Detroit is the 5th holiest city, you infidel swine!

re: #64 karmic_inquisitor

Shit works in Gaza.

/apologies to Iron Fist.

re: #54 Racer X

I met an Algerian once who became a citizen of France...

move
back
to
algeria

Why should he move back, he's a citizen. I say once your Country makes a foreign born person a legal citizen the object is to assimilate that person, not alienate them and make them hate his new Country. You want to change the laws, fine, have at it. But to spit on a legal citizen and tell him to go back to his old Country? Thats BS.

re: #65 Pawn of the Oppressor

re: #2 Mich-again

Are they firing rockets into Paris yet?

They're saving the RPGs for Mosque day.

I say we send in Snake Plisskin. 2008's first slow-season 1st quarter hit movie will be John Carpenter's "Escape from Paris".

Snake Plisskin? I thought he was dead.

re: #48 SecretInternetDoucheBag

I met an Algerian once who became a citizen of France and he hated them. Said they spit on him, the police would detain him and say he wasnt really French even though he immigrated legally and was a citizen, also he could not find a job to save his life. Its just anecdotal but it gave me some information from a citizen that lived there.

Playing the victim, typical !
I know some very well integrated arabs, working hard and almost "better than French" and even now my best friends. Many of those who play "constant victims of racism" (etc) just do NOT want to integrate and work.

I do know one police tactic that won't work - the paint ball guns. Those thugs will wear the paint like they were Legionnes d'Honneur. "Yeah, man... the pigs could've KILLED me out there."

re: #14 Syrah

For France's sake, and for our sake, we should pray for rain and snow in Paris.

One problem...

Rain and snow
will come and go,
but seething is forever.

# 56 Noam Sayin'

"Holy Shit!" would be

"Sainte Merde!"

All your Jerry Lewis film are belong to us

re: #66 karmic_inquisitor

Online translator has it as:

Merde sainte!

#9 jcm

You got that right, I remember reading about Texas oil fields (I think Kilgore) it was so bad they were crying for the Texas Rangers. ONE got off the train. The town was cleaned up within a week.

"Redacting Lions & Lambs in the Valley of Elah as Mr Ahmad Sees Paris in the Springtime" will be a hit...

/maybe a BIG hit...

re: #69 Mich-again

But to spit on a legal citizen and tell him to go back to his old Country? Thats BS.

I agree completely - that is BS. If I was in his shoes I would move out of that country pronto.

re: #74 Friend of USA

# 56 Noam Sayin'

"Holy Shit!" would be

"Sainte Merde!"

Okay, now pronounce it for me.

Heh.

re: #73 stevieray

re: #14 Syrah

For France's sake, and for our sake, we should pray for rain and snow in Paris.

One problem...

Rain and snow
will come and go,
but seething is forever.

True, but its sucks to riot in a sleet storm.

re: #66 karmic_inquisitor

re: #56 Noam Sayin'

re: #34 Friend of USA

Wow. What's French for, "Holy shit!"

Sacre Merde.

But it doesn't translate.

Quel bordel or Nom de Dieu (etc)

re: #47 Ashamed to be Dutch

I hope your friend is with the right force and under good leadership.

Video from Sky...
Rioters In Running Battles With French Cops

Bordelle, Whorehouse.

re: #77 Moody Leo

#9 jcm

You got that right, I remember reading about Texas oil fields (I think Kilgore) it was so bad they were crying for the Texas Rangers. ONE got off the train. The town was cleaned up within a week.

Shooting a rioter in the head tends to settle the rest down right quick.

re: #71 Ashamed to be Dutch

Many of those who play "constant victims of racism" (etc) just do NOT want to integrate and work.

I second that, Dutch.

I worked in Saudi Arabia, and the actual SAUDIS who met with us (as compared to Egyptians, Lebanese, Sudanese, Iraqis...) were vocally and non-verbally DISDAINFUL of anything even approaching responsible, trustworthy GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT.

/"work" is reserved for kffirs, who are obliged by God to support Muslim ubermenschen

re: #83 karmic_inquisitor

re: #47 Ashamed to be Dutch

I hope your friend is with the right force and under good leadership.

For now he is in a quiet suburb, this may change. Hope I may get some "insider" info for here ;-)

“It looks like it’s going to be a long night,” he said

It's going to be a long century. If France lasts that long. Bye-bye, everything-le-Bel.

re: #79 Racer X

I agree completely - that is BS. If I was in his shoes I would move out of that country pronto.

Really. I guess you are the American version of Fjordman then.

re: #71 Ashamed to be Dutch

Maybe who knows. Seemed pretty educated and hated the french more than anyone I have ever met. I met him when I was at an international university studying abroad. He asked me if I was French and I said "F#%# no I have a pair of balls." Me and him were fast friends after that.

Bordel is the correct spelling. :(

re: #84 Killgore Trout

The police are using paint guns? Where there's your problem right there.

Its not a whole lot different than Gaza.

So maybe we should give them their own State.

/not

re: #94 Noam Sayin'

Vive le truncheon!

re: #2 Mich-again

Are they firing rockets into Paris yet?

give em a couple years, then it will be raining Banileus

re: #90 Mich-again

re: #79 Racer X

I agree completely - that is BS. If I was in his shoes I would move out of that country pronto.

Really. I guess you are the American version of Fjordman then.

I wouldn't be so kind as to refer to him as "American" if that's his attitude.

"Go back to Europe, you foreign fuck!"

- Random Native American

re: #90 Mich-again

Not necessarily, Mich... a rational assessment of the individual's personal financial reserves, earning ability and the market for his/her skills could easily lead to a decision to "get out of here, ASAP!"

Nothing racist about it...

#84:

But what about the carbon footprint of these riots? Shouldn't the left be incensed? I mean, how many Hummers would it take to equal the carbon output from the flames of a single burning car?

/Save the world! Stop the rioters!

The two teenagers were identified in the French news media merely as 15-year-old Moushin and 16-year-old Larami, who were riding a motorbike in Villiers-le-Bel...

Within an hour of the teenagers’ deaths, bands of youths began to throw stones at a police car. Through the evening, they burned down the police station in Villiers-le-Bel, and set fire to four privately owned buildings and 28 cars, the police said. Nine arrests were made, mainly in Villiers-le-Bel.

It goes on to say they that the police think there may be trouble tonight. I am amazed they can predict the future so wall. Last time trouble only lasted 3 weeks.

re: #93 Attaboid

Bordel is the correct spelling. :(

Bordel = brothel...

where two youths died after a crash involving a police car

My, but that is vague and short of vital information for a sentence in the lead paragraph.

Indeed for a sentence describing the central event of the entire story.

"Mistakes were made."

re: #90 Mich-again

re: #79 Racer X

I agree completely - that is BS. If I was in his shoes I would move out of that country pronto.

Really. I guess you are the American version of Fjordman then.

Wow. That hurt.

My point was merely this: If you move to a country that spits on you - move away. The French act like they are so much better than lowly Americans, yet their social programs are severly lacking compared to the USA.

imho

re: #86 jcm

re: #77 Moody Leo

#9 jcm

You got that right, I remember reading about Texas oil fields (I think Kilgore) it was so bad they were crying for the Texas Rangers. ONE got off the train. The town was cleaned up within a week.

Shooting a rioter in the head tends to settle the rest down right quick.

Much as I hate to advocate this sort of thing, I think these Banileux are two years past their due date for a visit by a division of French paratroopers.

Ever seen those maps of "no-go zones"? Seven-hundred-plus "zones of special control" (how I live French euphemisms), and if I recall correctly the online maps date to 1992.

re: #106 Racer X

re: #90 Mich-again

re: #79 Racer X

I agree completely - that is BS. If I was in his shoes I would move out of that country pronto.

Really. I guess you are the American version of Fjordman then.

Wow. That hurt.

My point was merely this: If you move to a country that spits on you - move away. The French act like they are so much better than lowly Americans, yet their social programs are severly lacking compared to the USA.

imho

France is lacking comapred the the USA period, but they have good wine and cheese

re: #42 AZfederalist

I mentioned this in the dead thread. It's time for the French police to pull out and the French military to move in.

Martial law anyone?

/Tell me again why the Euro is so high and the US dollar so low?

Federal Reserve

***

And no matter what happens in Paris, we have had worse...

[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

The Crown Heights Riot was a three-day riot in the Crown Heights neighborhood in the New York City borough of Brooklyn. The community was home to approximately 180,000 Caribbean-Americans and West Indians (50%), African Americans (39%), and a minority population of about 20,000 Jewish residents (11%). Six percent of the residents of Crown Heights were Lubavitch Chassidim. The riots began on August 19, 1991, and were called "one of the most serious incidents of antisemitism in American history" by Edward Shapiro, Professor of History Emeritus at Seton Hall University. and a pogrom of Blacks against Jews by Professor Stephen J. Whitfield, Max Richter Professor of American Civilization, Journalism, and American Studies at Brandeis University. Then District Attorney Charles J. Hynes said the rioting was “the most chilling” in New York City’s history, and the anti-Semitic slogans and slurs of the rioters “were the most vile incitement to hatred, destruction, and murder that Brooklyn has ever witnessed." Many in the Jewish community viewed it as a pogrom.

The Israeli flag was burned, and rioters marched through Crown Heights carrying anti-Semitic signs. African-Americans walked around in front of 770 Eastern Parkway, the Lubavitcher headquarters, shouting "Heil Hitler" and throwing rocks, prompting the police to erect barricades in front of the building.

By the time the three days of rioting ended, a Lubavitcher woman, Bracha Estrin, a widow who had survived the Holocaust, was driven to commit suicide. "She lived near the Cato apartment house, which had become the gathering place for agitators, and for a week she had been subjected to anti-Semitic harangues. Estrin had reportedly told neighbors that she could not endure what was taking place in the neighborhood." In addition, 152 police officers and 38 civilians were injured, 27 vehicles were destroyed, seven stores were looted, and 225 cases of robbery and burglary were committed. At least 129 arrests were made during the riots,[40] including 122 African Americans and seven whites.

***

More info

[Link: www.upne.com...]
[Link: www.ex-iwp.org...]

re: #97 savage_nation

Holy SHIT!

Kevin DuBrow of Quiet Riot is now dead.

Ron Paul?

re: #95 Mich-again

Its not a whole lot different than Gaza.

So maybe we should give them their own State.

/not

Francostan?

re: #84 Killgore Trout

Cool video. The french police seem to be very good at walking backwards quickly while in straight lines. I bet it is pretty tricky and they have to drill constantly.

Is Paris Burning? Redux

thanks to a new wave of barbarians...

re: #112 solomonpanting

re: #95 Mich-again

Its not a whole lot different than Gaza.

So maybe we should give them their own State.

/not

Francostan?

Is it too late to invite the "youths" to Annapolis? I mean, why the hell not?

re: #107 Pawn of the Oppressor

how I live French euphemisms

*clap*

*clap*

*clap*

*clap*

/every man's fantasy.

re: #106 Racer X

re: #90 Mich-again

re: #79 Racer X

I agree completely - that is BS. If I was in his shoes I would move out of that country pronto.

Really. I guess you are the American version of Fjordman then.

Wow. That hurt.

My point was merely this: If you move to a country that spits on you - move away. The French act like they are so much better than lowly Americans, yet their social programs are severly lacking compared to the USA.

imho

It sounded like you wanted anybody non-French kicked out, like it was their fault for being foreign-born.

France is the bleeding edge of multiculturalism's failure. They are inherently racist. "Look, wi 'ave ze brown peopul! We aigh so toleghront! We keep zem like leetle pets, you know..."

[Link: pajamasmedia.com...]
"Twenty-five policemen injured, dozens of cars burned, shops destroyed, individuals assaulted. Blind with rage, the rampaging mob found time to steal before smashing and burning. For the brother of Mushin, one of the victims, “it’s not violence, it’s an expression of rage.”

You gotta give em credit, even while blind, they do take just enough time to steal first, then smash and burn.

re: #101 Carridine

Rich people don't typically emigrate. Why would they? They got it made already.

I'm just saying if someone is a legal citizen and they have to listen to people shouting at them they should go back to their old Country, thats BS.

re: #113 savage_nation

re: #111 DesertSage

re: #97 savage_nation

Holy SHIT!

Kevin DuBrow of Quiet Riot is now dead.

Ron Paul?

Indeed!

Hey, did you get the gold cup?

I finished. That was good enough for me :')

re: #54 Racer X

re: #48 SecretInternetDoucheBag

I met an Algerian once who became a citizen of France and he hated them. Said they spit on him, the police would detain him and say he wasnt really French even though he immigrated legally and was a citizen, also he could not find a job to save his life. Its just anecdotal but it gave me some information from a citizen that lived there.

Hint:

move
back
to
algeria

If he's a legal citizen of France, obeying the law, not frequenting the evil sort of mosque and honestly trying to gain employment - then he shouldn't have to "move back". I'd imagine he'd resent such talk the way I'd resent some d*ckhead telling me to move "back" to England.

re: #119 jaunte

[Link: pajamasmedia.com...]
"Twenty-five policemen injured, dozens of cars burned, shops destroyed, individuals assaulted. Blind with rage, the rampaging mob found time to steal before smashing and burning. For the brother of Mushin, one of the victims, “it’s not violence, it’s an expression of rage.”

You gotta give em credit, even while blind, they do take just enough time to steal first, then smash and burn.

“it’s not violence, it’s an expression of rage.”

That should be the Democrats new slogan

I hereby appoint myself acting Secretary of State, and my first act will be to cut a deal with France.

Missieur Sarkozy,

I offer France the service of two of our Marine divisions. I ask only for Alizee in exchange.

Vive Le France, and God Bless her perfect little derriere,

-S.o.S. (Acting) PoTO

re: #118 Pawn of the Oppressor

It sounded like you wanted anybody non-French kicked out, like it was their fault for being foreign-born.

No, not at all.

It was more a slap at the French. Why would anyone move there in the first place?

re: #120 Mich-again

I can see that, Mich.

It takes some kind of attitude to WANT to be surrounded by people who belittle and despise you.

Fortunately, The Boom days in the oil field weren't as bad as this in France. Had several members of family that wildcatted in the good ole days, so I heard and read plenty of stories.

On the "Youts" rioting, I think the time has come to get physical.

#110

Not sure how you can draw the equivalence that the Crown Heights riot was worse. This one is just starting. The riots from 2005 (according to #58) saw 9000 cars burned and several hundred buildings damaged.

The fact that one woman died in the CH riots is sad, but that was at her own hand, not by the rioters. At the rate the yutes are going in Paris, they are going to kill someone.

re: #126 Carridine

re: #120 Mich-again

I can see that, Mich.

It takes some kind of attitude to WANT to be surrounded by people who belittle and despise you.

Sounds like any Jew in the Democratic party today

re: #107 Pawn of the Oppressor

I am not much for the indiscriminate use of lethal force either.
BUT
When un-civilized behavior is rampant. And civilized means of control are worthless. The the mob needs to be treated temporarily as a collective, and extraordinary means need to be deployed to protect the rest of the society. It's harsh but the individual choses to run with a mob.

re: #125 Racer X

re: #118 Pawn of the Oppressor

It sounded like you wanted anybody non-French kicked out, like it was their fault for being foreign-born.

No, not at all.

It was more a slap at the French. Why would anyone move there in the first place?

Food and alcohol. Pretty countryside. Local charm. Cultural history (mob violence aside).

Champagne.

Just don't park your car in any Muslim neighborhoods. And oh yes, if you are "ze jew", stay "le home".

re: #69 Mich-again

re: #54 Racer X

I met an Algerian once who became a citizen of France...

move
back
to
algeria

Why should he move back, he's a citizen. I say once your Country makes a foreign born person a legal citizen the object is to assimilate that person, not alienate them and make them hate his new Country. You want to change the laws, fine, have at it. But to spit on a legal citizen and tell him to go back to his old Country? Thats BS.

Here is the thing to note in all of this - the French are VERY nationalistic and expect the "etranger" (foreigner) to adapt to the French way in every detail. This is one reason why antisemitism has fertile ground there - many view Jews as intrinsically not French. French chauvinism is so entrenched that they have a common way of saying "that is not normal" by saying "c'est pas Catholique" (that's not Catholic).

In other words, the French are in no way multiculturalists.

Contrast that with the English, who have this bizzare post-colonial guilt that drives it to adopt cultural suicide policies. The English are so deeply committed to multiculturalism that they have incidents like channel 4 news producers being investigated by the police for reporting on Islamists who say they want to destroy and subjugate the UK.

The rub is that neither approach is working - a significant portion of Muslims in both countries despise the government that made them citizens.

Europe likes to preach to America about the need for America to be more welcoming, civilized and tolerant in order to purge itself of its obvious racism. Europe ought to look to America to try to understand how to bring people from all corners of the globe to one place and have it function as a cohesive, productive and law abiding whole.

re: #48 SecretInternetDoucheBag

I met an Algerian once who became a citizen of France and he hated them. Said they spit on him, the police would detain him and say he wasnt really French even though he immigrated legally and was a citizen, also he could not find a job to save his life. Its just anecdotal but it gave me some information from a citizen that lived there.

The French are VERY particular about who they consider "French". I know a former Frenchman* who was called "etranger" and worse growing up in Marseilles... until he gave up and emigrated to America.

_{*He was born to French parents in Hanoi after WWII. His father was a military intelligence officer who was murdered by the Viet Minh. His mother disappeared soon after, either kidnapped or fled the country, and he was left in the care of his Vietnamese housekeeper (he was about 4 years old at the time). A year or so later, some Vietnamese men demanded she hand the boy over. She feared for his life, so she took him to the French colonial goverment, who sent him to an orphanage in Marseilles. This was around 1953: when he arrived in his "home country", he spoke hardly a word of French, only Vietnamese.}

re: #127 savage_nation

Had a great time! It was a grueling ride but it was fun. If it wasn't for the GPS we would still be riding around in circles in the desert.

re: #106 Racer X

If you move to a country that spits on you...

Just getting spit on by someone doesn't mean the whole Country doesn't want you there and you should leave. Especially if that Country granted you citizenship. Thats my point. If the rule of law says you are legal to be there why should you turn tail and get out because someone doesn't like their own Country's laws.

First comment ever!

re: #132 Pawn of the Oppressor

Don't forget hot snobby women

re: #120 Mich-again

re: #101 Carridine

Rich people don't typically emigrate. Why would they? They got it made already.

Unless the government is overrun by Chavistas or Castroites.

A song for the French Police...

maybe we could send over the Metro section of the LAPD? %-)

re: #99 song_and_dance_man

Were the police trained in the pointilist school o impressionism?

re: #126 Carridine

It takes some kind of attitude to WANT to be surrounded by people who belittle and despise you.

Huh? Whatever happened to the Golden Rule. Treat other people how you want them to treat you.

So is the French military on strike? Why doesn't Sarkozy use them?

re: #81 Syrah

re: #73 stevieray

re: #14 Syrah

For France's sake, and for our sake, we should pray for rain and snow in Paris.

One problem...

Rain and snow
will come and go,
but seething is forever.

True, but its sucks to riot in a sleet storm.

The point I was trying to make is this: The non-Muslim world has to stop relying on temporary measures and eventual riot exhaustion as answers to these explosions. Those are short-term stopgaps that lead to bigger problems down the road... they are not solutions.

re: #137 NYBoogie88

First comment ever!

Welcome, but whats with the 88?

88 is not a popular number around here.

re: #139 solomonpanting

Unless the government is overrun by Chavistas or Castroites.

If that were the case they wouldn't be rich for very long so it makes sense to get out while the getting is good.

Night all.

re: #116 Cicero05

re: #112 solomonpanting

re: #95 Mich-again

Its not a whole lot different than Gaza.
So maybe we should give them their own State.

/not

Francostan?

Is it too late to invite the "youths" to Annapolis? I mean, why the hell not?

They'd just demand East Parisalem as their capitol/holy site.

re: #147 Mich-again

Numerology issues or concerned he may be a Brownshirt?

re: #146 pegcity

Why isn't the number 88 popular around here peg?

re: #65 Pawn of the Oppressor

I thought he was taller?

re: #144 Cicero05

So is the French military on strike? Why doesn't Sarkozy use them?

They are only trained to Surrender, fighting is not their thing, besides um i think they all have the Flu or something.

re: #151 DesertSage

re: #146 pegcity

Why isn't the number 88 popular around here peg?

Neo Nazi code

88 = 8eil 8itler

re: #146 pegcity

Do we have a 19 year old hatchling? If so welcome aboard young one.

re: #134 Spiny Norman

The French are VERY particular about who they consider "French". I know a former Frenchman* who was called "etranger" and worse growing up in Marseilles... until he gave up and emigrated to America.

This really twists my brain.

Coming from a country of ideas, and judging from that framework - what the f-ck do the French have to be proud of? Jacobin mob violence? The guillotine? Filling up barges with people and then sinking the barges in the river? Frigging Napoleon? Vichy France? Decades of de facto Communism? Being on the wrong side of every issue by choice? Foreign policy cynicism? Arabism? Being butt-buddies with the worst elements of global conspiracy in the name of making a buck?

Aside from the cuisine, painting, and the spirit of WW1 and the Resistance in WW2, I don't see what they could consider "French" that the rest of the world would acknowledge as being a good thing. What is the determinant of "French" vs. "Not French"?

re: #114 Cheeseland

re: #84 Killgore Trout

Cool video. The french police seem to be very good at walking backwards quickly while in straight lines. I bet it is pretty tricky and they have to drill constantly.

It is genetic.

Morphed into a dominant chromosome around World War 2.

re: #151 DesertSage

re: #146 pegcity

Why isn't the number 88 popular around here peg?

This : [Link: www.adl.org...]

re: #146 pegcity

Good call on the 88 thing.. NYBoogie88, are you a piano player, a Charlie Sanders fan or a Nazi?

Re: Fake but accurate memo thread - bares repeating

Oh, this is so entertaining. Thank you Kos Kiddies for bringing so much humor into the world.

And Hillary has admitted in public that Kos is her personal pipeline.

And we'll have fun, fun, fun until Rudy takes her dream job away.

Or Mitt.

re: #131 jcm

re: #107 Pawn of the Oppressor

I am not much for the indiscriminate use of lethal force either.
BUT
When un-civilized behavior is rampant. And civilized means of control are worthless. The the mob needs to be treated temporarily as a collective, and extraordinary means need to be deployed to protect the rest of the society. It's harsh but the individual choses to run with a mob.

I'm surprised lethal force is not dished out to those throwing Molotov cocktails which is itself an incendiary device that can kill and maim. Though I do like the idea of paint shot to mark individuals for arrest.

In Detroit or New Orleans this behavior would seem quaint. In most civilized cities we would expect these people to be shot like dogs.

Or -

She'll have fun, fun fun until Rudy takes her dream job away.

re: #156 Pawn of the Oppressor

re: #134 Spiny Norman

The French are VERY particular about who they consider "French". I know a former Frenchman* who was called "etranger" and worse growing up in Marseilles... until he gave up and emigrated to America.

This really twists my brain.

Coming from a country of ideas, and judging from that framework - what the f-ck do the French have to be proud of? Jacobin mob violence? The guillotine? Filling up barges with people and then sinking the barges in the river? Frigging Napoleon? Vichy France? Decades of de facto Communism? Being on the wrong side of every issue by choice? Foreign policy cynicism? Arabism? Being butt-buddies with the worst elements of global conspiracy in the name of making a buck?

Aside from the cuisine, painting, and the spirit of WW1 and the Resistance in WW2, I don't see what they could consider "French" that the rest of the world would acknowledge as being a good thing. What is the determinant of "French" vs. "Not French"?

They Built a friggin huge Airplane man, and um some crappy cars, and a fighter plane no one wants to buy, and an aircraft carrier that could only go in circles

re: #160 DistantThunder

And we'll have fun, fun, fun until Rudy takes her dream job away.

Too funny.

I cannot wait.

#146: #137 was probably born in '88. Youngun'.

(i hope)

re: #138 pegcity

re: #132 Pawn of the Oppressor

Don't forget hot sweaty snobby women

Fixed it for ya

re: #133 karmic_inquisitor

Europe likes to preach to America about the need for America to be more welcoming, civilized and tolerant in order to purge itself of its obvious racism. Europe ought to look to America to try to understand how to bring people from all corners of the globe to one place and have it function as a cohesive, productive and law abiding whole.

Amen! It will be a cold day in hell before I advocate adopting european attitudes towards eliminating racism in this country. The euros are bass ackwards on this, and they're far too arrogant to ever admit we Americans are right about anything.

re: #154 pegcity

re: #151 DesertSage

re: #146 pegcity

Why isn't the number 88 popular around here peg?

Neo Nazi code

88 = 8eil 8itler

Wow, thanks I didn't know that. I guess I lead a sheltered life...I need to get out more often.

Whoops, I meant "global tyranny", not "conspiracy". I suppose I was thinking of the EU when I typed "conspiracy". :p

re: #133 karmic_inquisitor

Europe likes to preach to America about the need for America to be more welcoming, civilized and tolerant in order to purge itself of its obvious racism. Europe ought to look to America to try to understand how to bring people from all corners of the globe to one place and have it function as a cohesive, productive and law abiding whole.

That most excellent paragraph sums it all up so well. Thank you for that.

re: #153 pegcity

re: #144 Cicero05

So is the French military on strike? Why doesn't Sarkozy use them?

They are only trained to Surrender, fighting is not their thing, besides um i think they all have the Flu or something.

There's no doubt that the French military is no good against an actual army with guns and uniforms, but these are disorganized "youths" with rocks and Molotov cocktails.

I guess if a squad of angry Girl Scouts attacks, the French Army will be ready (and evenly matched).

re: #168 Sharmuta

ditto

re: #169 DesertSage

I need to get out read LGF more often.

Fixed. ;)

Jihadi cells
Take note somehow
You need to blow
Yourselves up now

Booma-Shave

re: #94 Noam Sayin'

re: #84 Killgore Trout

The police are using paint guns? Where there's your problem right there.

Raises an interesting thought... if the police used ultraviolet paint in the paint-balls and then shoot the agitators or suspected agitators while filming, then bright and early 8am when the rioters are gettin sleepy go round 'em up. If they claim to be innocent shine the black light on 'em and voila, c'est ici, le proof.

This would be a fantastic way to keep from making mayrters of the rioters, shooting them only makes more rioters, locking them up and shaming them with their peers and parents, thats more effective with children.

The French could stop this in days. All they have to do is say "it is over". Period.

re: #173 Mich-again

re: #133 karmic_inquisitor

Europe likes to preach to America about the need for America to be more welcoming, civilized and tolerant in order to purge itself of its obvious racism. Europe ought to look to America to try to understand how to bring people from all corners of the globe to one place and have it function as a cohesive, productive and law abiding whole.

That most excellent paragraph sums it all up so well. Thank you for that.

America for the most part is color blind, Oprah winfree is the most powerful celebrity in the US who commands an army of Minions of every race creed and gender. I can't see that in France.

re: #174 Cicero05

I guess if a squad of angry Girl Scouts attacks, the French Army will be ready (and evenly matched).

/France Surrenders to Texas High School

re: #172 savage_nation

Keep em away from Chavez, he doesn't need any more recruits.

re: #171 song_and_dance_man

these alladam worshipers have no idea what is about to hit them

the beasts patsies need to hear this from us

That was great...thanks for linking!

"Are those cookies made with real Girl Scouts?"

-Wednesday Adams

re: #174 Cicero05

re: #153 pegcity

re: #144 Cicero05

So is the French military on strike? Why doesn't Sarkozy use them?

They are only trained to Surrender, fighting is not their thing, besides um i think they all have the Flu or something.

There's no doubt that the French military is no good against an actual army with guns and uniforms, but these are disorganized "youths" with rocks and Molotov cocktails.

I guess if a squad of angry Girl Scouts attacks, the French Army will be ready (and evenly matched).

Swearing is there most effective tactic

re: #179 pat

The French could stop this in days. All they have to do is say "it is over". Period.

Like the UN's strongly-worded missives?

re: #178 sixoh1

Good thought

re: #176 Sharmuta

re: #169 DesertSage

I need to get out read LGF more often.

Fixed. ;)

Sharm, that's one of the reasons I wasn't getting out more often :')

re: #178 sixoh1

re: #94 Noam Sayin'

re: #84 Killgore Trout

The police are using paint guns? Where there's your problem right there.

Raises an interesting thought... if the police used ultraviolet paint in the paint-balls and then shoot the agitators or suspected agitators while filming, then bright and early 8am when the rioters are gettin sleepy go round 'em up. If they claim to be innocent shine the black light on 'em and voila, c'est ici, le proof.

This would be a fantastic way to keep from making mayrters of the rioters, shooting them only makes more rioters, locking them up and shaming them with their peers and parents, thats more effective with children.

Naaah.

They'd claim they were at EuroDisney and the hand stamp guy at the exit went nutso on them and painted them with the invisible ink.

/

re: #187 savage_nation

re: #174 Cicero05

re: #153 pegcity

re: #144 Cicero05

So is the French military on strike? Why doesn't Sarkozy use them?

They are only trained to Surrender, fighting is not their thing, besides um i think they all have the Flu or something.

There's no doubt that the French military is no good against an actual army with guns and uniforms, but these are disorganized "youths" with rocks and Molotov cocktails.

I guess if a squad of angry Girl Scouts attacks, the French Army will be ready (and evenly matched).

Naw, they will surrender to a bunch of high schoolers from Texas

Release the dreaded mimes

For whatever its worth I took RacerX's comment to be as he later explained it, on first glance.

After all, some people really deserve to be in France.

===

#110

Al *spit* Sharpton

And they keep telling me that it can't happen here.

And Andrew2 wonders why I'm a heavily armed Jew.

NO ROOM
FOR PRISONERS,
R

re: #144 Cicero05

So is the French military on strike? Why doesn't Sarkozy use them?

This riot will be worse than the last,and the next one worse than this one. Talk will do nothing against a hate filled group of thugs out to maim,kill,and destroy. When it reaches a point that these terrorists,and that's exactly what they are, have to pay the price for their actions,only then will some sense of normalcy be restored.

Sarkozy has a chance to show some backbone and treat these thugs like the terrorists they are. If he doesn't,he will have the blood of innocent people on his hands very,very soon. Sarkozy needs to take whatever steps necessary to gain control of this situation and maintain that control.

re: #178 sixoh1

Better yet, paint them with ultraviolet paint, AND dress them in Elvis costumes. New Wave French Cinema!

re: #186 victor_yugo

re: #179 pat

The French could stop this in days. All they have to do is say "it is over". Period.

Like the UN's strongly-worded missives?

Well. Sometimes you have to mean it! You must kill someone!

re: #194 WayDownSouthInBama

re: #144 Cicero05

So is the French military on strike? Why doesn't Sarkozy use them?

This riot will be worse than the last,and the next one worse than this one. Talk will do nothing against a hate filled group of thugs out to maim,kill,and destroy. When it reaches a point that these terrorists,and that's exactly what they are, have to pay the price for their actions,only then will some sense of normalcy be restored.

Sarkozy has a chance to show some backbone and treat these thugs like the terrorists they are. If he doesn't,he will have the blood of innocent people on his hands very,very soon. Sarkozy needs to take whatever steps necessary to gain control of this situation and maintain that control.

Can you say Quagmire?

re: #124 Pawn of the Oppressor

I hereby appoint myself acting Secretary of State, and my first act will be to cut a deal with France.

Missieur Sarkozy,

I offer France the service of two of our Marine divisions. I ask only for Alizee in exchange.

Vive Le France, and God Bless her perfect little derriere,

-S.o.S. (Acting) PoTO

you mean this "derriere"?

[Link: archief.retecool.com...]

re: #129 AZfederalist

#110

Not sure how you can draw the equivalence that the Crown Heights riot was worse. This one is just starting. The riots from 2005 (according to #58) saw 9000 cars burned and several hundred buildings damaged.

The fact that one woman died in the CH riots is sad, but that was at her own hand, not by the rioters. At the rate the yutes are going in Paris, they are going to kill someone.

Oh no, much more than one person died, the info I gave only covered the basics, there were several Jewish deaths I believe

re: #180 pegcity

Wasn't Oprah locked out of some shop in Paris because the doorman thought she looked like an undesireable.

re: #190 savage_nation

re: #181 Killian Bundy

re: #174 Cicero05

I guess if a squad of angry Girl Scouts attacks, the French Army will be ready (and evenly matched).

/France Surrenders to Texas High School

Aww, ya beat me... grr

GMTA...and so do y'alls...

As a (former) mathematician, let me drop some names of famous French mathematicians:
-Legendre
-Pascal(!)
-Laplace
-Fourier
-Legrande
-Mandelbrot (Polish born, but still)
-Cauchy(!)
-Poincare
-Hilbert

French scientists and mathematicians have been pretty amazing at calculus and physics, and at moving the world toward Enlightenment in general. It's their politicians who suck.

The police should be issued machine guns and allowed to fire at will.
Screw this pussyfooting crap.

re: #109 pegcity

France is lacking comapred the the USA period, but they have good wine and cheese

neither of those are *that* good...

The French are a smallish, monkey-looking bunch and not dressed any better, on average, than the citizens of Baltimore. True, you can sit outside in Paris and drink little cups of coffee, but why this is more stylish than sitting inside and drinking large glasses of whiskey I don't know. PJ O'Rourke

Kiss French. Drink Californian.

re: #180 pegcity

America for the most part is color blind

For the most part? hmm. I don't know if "color blind" is the right adjective. I say we all still see the color, but either respect or disrespect people based on what they say/do regardless of their color. Thats the dream anyway.

Oprah always looks undesirable to me. But I am sure she is a good customer and likely friend.

re: #200 Cheeseland

re: #180 pegcity

Wasn't Oprah locked out of some shop in Paris because the doorman thought she looked like an undesireable.

Hermes

I can just imagine that in the US, oprah would say one word on television and they would be kaput.

Don't mess with Oprah

re: #195 savage_nation

re: #182 jaunte

re: #172 savage_nation

Keep em away from Chavez, he doesn't need any more recruits.

I'd like to see some jihadis saw Hugo's head off to be honest

Would that it were, but they're buds...allies, anyways. Each will use the other so long as they have a common enemy. Guess whooo?

re: #191 karmic_inquisitor

re: #178 sixoh1

Raises an interesting thought... if the police used ultraviolet paint in the paint-balls and then shoot the agitators or suspected agitators while filming, then bright and early 8am when the rioters are gettin sleepy go round 'em up. If they claim to be innocent shine the black light on 'em and voila, c'est ici, le proof.

This would be a fantastic way to keep from making mayrters of the rioters, shooting them only makes more rioters, locking them up and shaming them with their peers and parents, thats more effective with children.

Naaah.

They'd claim they were at EuroDisney and the hand stamp guy at the exit went nutso on them and painted them with the invisible ink.

/

Hrmm - it could backfire - the kids might start rioting just so they can skip having to pay cover at the bars... and to get a really bitchen' black-light tatoo.

re: #198 pegcity

re: #194 WayDownSouthInBama

re: #144 Cicero05

So is the French military on strike? Why doesn't Sarkozy use them?

This riot will be worse than the last,and the next one worse than this one. Talk will do nothing against a hate filled group of thugs out to maim,kill,and destroy. When it reaches a point that these terrorists,and that's exactly what they are, have to pay the price for their actions,only then will some sense of normalcy be restored.
Sarkozy has a chance to show some backbone and treat these thugs like the terrorists they are. If he doesn't,he will have the blood of innocent people on his hands very,very soon. Sarkozy needs to take whatever steps necessary to gain control of this situation and maintain that control.

Can you say Quagmire?

They already have the cut and run part down... e.g. no-go zones.

re: #200 Cheeseland

re: #180 pegcity

Wasn't Oprah locked out of some shop in Paris because the doorman thought she looked like an undesireable.

probably a pastry shop... %-)

/snark

re: #124 Pawn of the Oppressor

I hereby appoint myself acting Secretary of State, and my first act will be to cut a deal with France.

Missieur Sarkozy,

I offer France the service of two of our Marine divisions. I ask only for Alizee in exchange.

Vive Le France, and God Bless her perfect little derriere,

-S.o.S. (Acting) PoTO

HOW can you, in the US, know about that lolita ?

Don't paint ball me, freres!

FYI:

"Intifada" translates to "shake off (the filth)".

Thus, "you keep using this word but I don't think it means what you think it means".

I've said it before but I will say it again. I do not believe we further "our cause" by constantly using their terminology. Its as if it is 1930 and to be wise we are calling Jews; rats, and the Germans; "Superior Aryans".

By using the term "Intifada" we are acknowledging that those who are doing the rioting and chaos are actually "shaking off the filth". Thus admitting that their cause is rightous and that there is "filth" to be shaken off.

Same when we use the word "Jihad", and "Martyr", etc.

re: #212 savage_nation

re: #209 bikermailman

re: #195 savage_nation

re: #182 jaunte

re: #172 savage_nationKeep em away from Chavez, he doesn't need any more recruits.

I'd like to see some jihadis saw Hugo's head off to be honest

Would that it were, but they're buds...allies, anyways. Each will use the other so long as they have a common enemy. Guess whooo?

The Amish?

The Colombians?

re: #215 song_and_dance_man

Touche´

re: #206 Mich-again

re: #180 pegcity

America for the most part is color blind

For the most part? hmm. I don't know if "color blind" is the right adjective. I say we all still see the color, but either respect or disrespect people based on what they say/do regardless of their color. Thats the dream anyway.

Im just saying you don't here about High ranking black politicians in France, or fortune 500 ceo's. Or movie stars.

re: #216 kmclay

Don't paint ball me, freres!

Ow that hurt! Don't make me laugh bro.

Great cheese comes from happy cows.
Happy cows live in California.

Lolita? Mlle Jacotey is 23, hardly a lolita.

re: #212 savage_nation

re: #209 bikermailman

re: #195 savage_nation

re: #182 jaunte

re: #172 savage_nationKeep em away from Chavez, he doesn't need any more recruits.

I'd like to see some jihadis saw Hugo's head off to be honest

Would that it were, but they're buds...allies, anyways. Each will use the other so long as they have a common enemy. Guess whooo?

The Amish?

You got it!

re: #202 Zimriel

French scientists and mathematicians have been pretty amazing at calculus and physics, and at moving the world toward Enlightenment in general. It's their politicians who suck.

Along those mathematics lines, don't forget the French curves.

re: #215 song_and_dance_man

Google "french victories" and then pick I'm Feeling Lucky and you get this.

That's hilarious.

re: #215 song_and_dance_man

Google "french victories" and then pick I'm Feeling Lucky and you get this.

From the link:

"Algerian Rebellion
Lost. Loss marks the first defeat of a western army by a Non-Turkic Muslim force since the Crusades, and produces the First Rule of Muslim Warfare; "We can always beat the French." This rule is identical to the First Rules of the Italians, Russians, Germans, English, Dutch, Spanish, Vietnamese and Esquimaux."

...Algerian rebellion moved north across the Med to the Banlieues; continues today, assisted by Moroccan and mixed North African irregulars.

Somewhere in French history...

a precedent, something useful, let me think ...

Cluseaux Code Panther, pink codex, huh, ?

Corsica.

Short guy.

Whiff of something.

It's there somewhere...

If they're smart, those who were paintballed will be brought before a judge and, if not citizens of France, immediately deported. Isn't that what Sarkozy said he'd do, if memory serves?

re: #215 song_and_dance_man

Google "french victories" and then pick I'm Feeling Lucky and you get this.

Damn that's hilarious ! I actually fell for it until I noticed the address :b

re: #232 dry_heavz_4_alla

re: #215 song_and_dance_man

Google "french victories" and then pick I'm Feeling Lucky and you get this.

Damn that's hilarious ! I actually fell for it until I noticed the address :b

No that's what happens, try it yourself, i just did , comes up with the same thing

re: #223 savage_nation

HOW can you, in the US, know about that lolita ?

Hot babes transcend all national boundaries.

In Europe it was almost considered as pedophile to watch her clips ;-))

re: #222 DesertSage

Great cheese comes from happy cows.
Happy cows live in California.

but french cows have that certain Je N'Cest Qua
[Link: www.pbase.com...]

re: #214 Ashamed to be Dutch

Queen of the gaming world. All gamers know about her...

STOP
THAT!,
R

re: #214 Ashamed to be Dutch

re: #124 Pawn of the Oppressor

I hereby appoint myself acting Secretary of State, and my first act will be to cut a deal with France.

Missieur Sarkozy,

I offer France the service of two of our Marine divisions. I ask only for Alizee in exchange.

Vive Le France, and God Bless her perfect little derriere,

-S.o.S. (Acting) PoTO

HOW can you, in the US, know about that lolita ?

Electronic globalization! Hang out on the internet long enough, and you find out who all the babes are in every country.

If Michaelangelo had been into girls, I think he'd have sculpted her behind. France should declare her butt a national treasure, entitled to "cultural protection" and an insurance policy at Lloyd's of London.

re: #234 pegcity

re: #232 dry_heavz_4_alla

re: #215 song_and_dance_man

Google "french victories" and then pick I'm Feeling Lucky and you get this.

Damn that's hilarious ! I actually fell for it until I noticed the address :b

No that's what happens, try it yourself, i just did , comes up with the same thing

Interesting. I wonder how albinoblacksheep managed to get that directed to their site?

re: #102 AZfederalist

#84:

But what about the carbon footprint of these riots? Shouldn't the left be incensed? I mean, how many Hummers would it take to equal the carbon output from the flames of a single burning car?

/Save the world! Stop the rioters!

But they're destroying those evil cars... so the net carbon footprint will be very, very low in the long run...

re: #204 UncleSam

The police should be issued machine guns and allowed to fire at will.
Screw this pussyfooting crap.

Yo, Uncle Sam! You smartin' from small balls or somethin'? Take your faux Rambo fantasies some other place.

re: #240 Pawn of the Oppressor

This may be why the youts are rioting. The Alizees of France wouldn't spare them a look, and that doesn't fit well with their imagined place in the Universe.

re: #243 Irene NYC

re: #204 UncleSam

The police should be issued machine guns and allowed to fire at will.
Screw this pussyfooting crap.

Yo, Uncle Sam! You smartin' from small balls or somethin'? Take your faux Rambo fantasies some other place.

Yea...outright murder...and mayhem...wooo whooo!
-IDIOT!

re: #231 savage_nation

re: #222 DesertSage

Great cheese comes from happy cows.
Happy cows live in California.

Wait, I'm in Wisconsin right now. Lots of happy cows here too.

The 1964 Worlds Fair Cheese Pavilion is over in Neillsville. There's a radio station that broadcasts from that building.

Then there is the best cheese.

re: #231 savage_nation

Wait, I'm in Wisconsin right now. Lots of happy cows here too.

They're not going to be so happy in a couple months.

re: #246 savage_nation

Hey savage, I'm perfectly fine. Why are you telling me to calm down?

A typical Muslim community in the west has:
Significant sympathy and provides financial support for murderers (honor killers, suicide bombers etc) and hijackers.
A significant portion of its population that justifies and advocates the murder of Jews and Christians.
Celebrates car-be-ques and destruction of state and individual property property.
Accepts violence against women as an appropriate response to a domestic disagreement.

Yet we say that these communities are home to the religion of peace. Ironic isn't it?

You don't think he'll try to blame Chappaquiddick on Bush, do you?

Kennedy Memoirs Said to Fetch $8 Million.

...Mr. Kennedy, who will work with a co-writer, is expected to write candidly about his personal history, including the 1969 Chappaquiddick accident in which he drove a car off a bridge on Martha’s Vineyard, resulting in the death of Mary Jo Kopechne, a former member of Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s staff. He will also write about his unsuccessful bid for the presidency.

re: #233 savage_nation

re: #227 Cicero05

re: #215 song_and_dance_man

Google "french victories" and then pick I'm Feeling Lucky and you get this.

That's hilarious.

I just blew coffee all over the place

Did you follow the link where it asked if you wanted french defeats? That was really good too.

What stopped the riots after the Rodney King verdict?

Let's have more of the same.

re: #239 savage_nation

re: #236 Ashamed to be Dutch

re: #223 savage_nation

HOW can you, in the US, know about that lolita ?

Hot babes transcend all national boundaries.

In Europe it was almost considered as pedophile to watch her clips ;-))

You're kidding. Shes just a cutie that sings. And shes in her twenties so I can't see the problem...

I don't see a problem, just funny. Here she's considered as "music for kids" ;-)
Seven years ago (she may have been around 15 at the time) when she made a hit, but since 7 years no one heard about her in Europe...

re: #250 shanec99

A typical Muslim community in the west has:
Significant sympathy and provides financial support for murderers (honor killers, suicide bombers etc) and hijackers.
A significant portion of its population that justifies and advocates the murder of Jews and Christians.
Celebrates car-be-ques and destruction of state and individual property property.
Accepts violence against women as an appropriate response to a domestic disagreement.

Yet we say that these communities are home to the religion of peace. Ironic isn't it?

It is ironic, almost as ironic as so called peace activists supporting terrorists

#244 - If the authorities had let me riot every time some PYT ignored me, this city would have been a desert by my 23nd birthday. Just sayin'. ;^)

My understanding of Michelangelo is that he preferred the, um, "other" kind of young behind.

Best cheese comes from Britain, IMHO. And I eat a lot of it.

re: #229 Ojoe

I thought these grapes were good,
but these grapes are shot

re: #244 jaunte

re: #240 Pawn of the Oppressor

This may be why the youts are rioting. The Alizees of France wouldn't spare them a look, and that doesn't fit well with their imagined place in the Universe.

Indeed. French booty should be their booty... Or something.

The French love intellectual exercises, so I'd like to propose something to them.

Theorem: Alizee's behind is proof that God exists, and that furthermore - paraphrasing America's most famous Francophile - "he loves us and wants us to be happy".

I challenge the intellectual heavyweights of France to expound on this topic at length. I propose to them, furthermore, that Alizee's cute little behind proves that Islam is wrong, for God would not create such a thing just to have it buried under a potato sack.