Clowns & Jokers

Stuck in the middle.... Left, right, centre. It's a mess out there.

Tuesday, April 11, 2006

I see Dumb People


You would think, wouldnt you, that when the kids from les banlieues for whom this now infamous French law was principally designed, rushed out, bored, jobless and full of Islam - and started beating the crap out of the student protestors that the students would get the message, would you not.

But no - those students, mums, dads and unions think theyve scored a decisive victory. For the peasants no less. LMAO.

So let me tell you:

Vous êtes foutu. Vous n'avez pas compris?

Ils se sont forcément fait une image de vous qui confine plutôt au super-loser, mes amis...


Europe and its leaders in turmoil

We needn't be feeling so smug:

Not Big - Not Clever

Of course until then London, fabulous capital of all things Evil & Anglo Saxon, single handedly propping up the rest of this country and Europe with its Evil Bastions of Capitalism, will continue to be no 1 destination for the same whinging French students opposed to 'casualisation'.

Im all for people who actually want to WORK. Obviously. But its at times like this id like to declare London fully independent and physically hacksaw round the edges, floating us out to sea. Just to prove a goddamn point. Jettisoning Ken Livingstone as we go.

Actually maybe we could just swap him for Sarkozy. I'd be happy with that.


Honestly Chirac, you meatball, bow out graciously now before you give the socialists anymore firepower.

Vive Londres.

16 Comments:

At Tuesday, 11 April, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Quite.

Dont worry, all is not lost. IM going there on Friday. lol

 
At Wednesday, 12 April, 2006, Blogger Grizzly Mama said...

Well - I don't know what you two're sayin' with all yer fancy talk...;-)

Anyhoo - what happened to Sarkozy in all of this? I had it from my Weekly Standard that Chirac and Villepin were pushing him to the forefront to deal with this mess. Be the strong arm and Chirac wasn't going to cave whilst hiding behind him. They get it wrong on Europe (again).

Have a nice visit but I would recommend packing a pistol. Or not I guess - not in Euroland huh? Well - be careful. They're CRAZY there in France. CRAZY I tell ya. LOL!

 
At Wednesday, 12 April, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Where was Sarkozy...I will tell you (live in France) he was keeping his head down, there is an election in a fews months for the Presidency, and he is in with a good chance. Poor Villepin is the fall guy. Went to our French doctor yesterday and he said exactly the same as Alison, the young French go to UK to find work which is under exactly the same system as they have just rejected. Incidentally the students were still 'bouncing around' yesterday albeit in smaller numbers but just to make sure their voice has been heard! The french like to say we send the UK our young people and they send us their old...which is true. France is still a great place to retire to, you don't work so you don't care when they call come out on Strike. Incidentally the Unions only account for 10% of the workers but hold such power! France does, however, choose to maintain the identity of France by insisting Muslims fit in...there is no Cherry Blair to ensure that Muslim girls look like mini version of Darth Vader. When you see classes of 'French' children they all dress the same in the uniform of the day. i.e. jeans! Yes be careful Alison where you walk...inspite of frequent campaigns to ensure that dogs don't mess on the pavement, the French, for the most part ignore the pleas! Awkward people but we love it here...there's no K Livingstone, or jumped up little town counsellors making life a misery for everyone who owns a car, you can park on a crossing and the world doesn't fall to pieces. The place is alive with cars and no room for them so what do they do...congestion charge! no reduce the bus fares to a mere nominal charge. We can only hope the students will get wiser as the economy cracks.

 
At Wednesday, 12 April, 2006, Blogger Alison said...

Yeah id second that Maggie. Still rooting for Sark, just angry the idiotic students gave the socialists another look in.

Yes Sarko was keeping his head down all way too messy now. If he gets in next year he'll sort it out. In a way i hope he can/does in a manner which doesnt entirely capitulate to hard nose ruthless free trade.

The police carry guns in Europe Monica, just here they dont. Or do you mean in general, i honestly dont know!

On y va les deux Chas pour profiter des vacances!

 
At Wednesday, 12 April, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

http://timescorrespondents.typepad.com/charles_bremner/2006/04/reflections_in_.html#more

The above is an excellent summary.

 
At Wednesday, 12 April, 2006, Blogger Grizzly Mama said...

No, no, no - I meant YOU need a gun! When you come to America next time to visit, Troll and I will take you down to the range and let you shoot a few rounds. It's very relaxing.

Have a great trip.

 
At Wednesday, 12 April, 2006, Blogger Grizzly Mama said...

BTW - thanks for the info on Sarkozy. I'm rooting for him, too.

 
At Wednesday, 12 April, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Im not gone til the weekend but I am looking forward to the break. last day in the office tomorrow.

It IS very relaxing im sure. Im an occasional fan of Medal of Honor and enjoying my missions against the Nazis on my PC whenever i get the chance. Im not half bad either. lol

 
At Wednesday, 12 April, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I getcha. Like it. Thats how I feel if i post a comment at Harrys Place (though for a second there i really thought you were giving me advice on MoH...)

(thats because you wisely steer clear if socialist-infested blogs...you need :) otherwise they go all voodoo ray on you)

 
At Wednesday, 12 April, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Oh I got it. Blokes dont generally understand me either as it goes. I just meant the analogy stands if you ever visit 'Harrys Place' (a blog trolled by socialists). I often find myself posting a comment and then running full speed, head down, eyes closed...It was a tad cryptic unless youve visited the blog.

 
At Wednesday, 12 April, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sadly i have to deal with them every day. Oh they like to get huffy. Youd have to be a charity case with a race card to get them to part with any cash. Usually its not theirs though. lol. Blokes is English. Like coloUr and honoUr and, ermmm, favoUrite.

 
At Wednesday, 12 April, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

that was me...

right im posting THE FLAG.

 
At Saturday, 15 April, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ron Geaves, University of Chester

 
At Sunday, 16 April, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I see dumb people

 
At Monday, 17 April, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ron Greaves. Yep.

 
At Monday, 17 April, 2006, Blogger Dangerouslysubversivedad said...

Just to follow up on the original 'dont be smug' point...

My new partner and I are now both working, after I was an official single parent for a few years. The total difference in our disposable income between both of us doing nothing and us now working 30 and 20 hours for me/her respectively is a grand total of £75. That's it. £75 pounds a week more in our hands for working 50 hours between us. And we wonder why people would rather sit at home?!?!?

 

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