France fries old colonies….
In the realm of unintended consequences one must see Mali as a textbook example. France launched decisive military action against the Islamist militants that so thoroughly threatened Malian sovereignty and […]
Tag Archives: France
The French are fried…
So I’m not a huge fan of France and I’ve definitely been laughing my ass off since they voted in Hollande. Well as things are starting to develop over there […]
and now for yet another insignificant blog on the French elections…
I think the Hollande win will be something many folks try to spin as meaning more than it possibly could. I think France may see some positives from it although […]
In2 Vindication suits me well…
So way back in March at the outset of the Libyan War I had taken the position that this was about oil and feelings. Well regards the oil angle there […]
Obama leaps before he thinks…
Perusing the international media I noticed a UK Daily Mail article on US President Barack Obama telling N. Sarkozy of France that France was a better ally than the UK. […]
This is too true not to share…
I’ve linked the CityJournal article the exerpt comes from.It captures the primary reason I have a blog. I need the gateway to other news sources and views. It isn’t a […]
Sarko! What the f#%*?????
So France may become the first NATO nation to sell advanced military tech to the Soviets,err I mean Russians. The French are reportedly considering selling a Mistral class assault ship […]
Dhimmi?Dummy?Thinker! Swimsuit Issue
From CityJournal “Burqinis” notwithstanding, France isn’t being Islamized. This summer, a woman of Arab descent tried to enter a Paris swimming pool wearing a head-to-toe black swimsuit dubbed a “burqini” […]
In2 .3 feels goooood. Good news for less endowed men everywhere
The headline proclaimed Recession ends in Germany and France but the story was somewhat anticlimactic at best. Europe’s two biggest economies each saw growth of 0.3 percent from the previous […]
In2 things I’d blog about if I had the time today
Iran protest math and cities. It seems like Tehran is the place. it also seems that the protesters though brave fail to match up numbers wise to the votes cast. […]
