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Originally posted by Marc Summers Wow! Have you uploaded those pictures?

Unfortunately not mate... They told me to cancel all the pics otherwise i'll be stuck in jail today

The fact is that they try to arrest all the people in the street, even those who are not involved in the riots (i was there to meet some friends before having some beers in a pub), especialy when there are no TV and press reporters in the area...

A friend of a friend managed to take some pics and videos and without having to cancel them, i'm waiting to see them... Will post a linky asap...


The problem here in France is that Nicolas Sarkozy's friends control a lot of TV channels and most of the Newspapers... I mean, the director of the newspaper which revealed last year that is wife was being f*cked by someone else in NYC get fired cause the owner of "Paris Match" was a friend of this sweet Nicolas (omg i can't imagine he's now my president... )

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Originally posted by d-miurge That's damn racist! Apologize or I'd pm a mod.

as of yesterday evening almost 600 people have been arrested, over 700 autos have been set on fire and 28 police officers have been injured.

get your shit together first and then come back here and falsly accuse a Canadian for being racist. ...as if immigrant is a race or something.

f**kin idiots.

what powers does a french president have?

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Originally posted by Q5echo get your shit together first and then come back here and falsly accuse a Canadian for being racist. ...

as if I hold the PDD racist card here, ain't no damn canadian going to take that from me. I hate on all races and religions..

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Originally posted by Q5echo as of yesterday evening almost 600 people have been arrested, over 700 autos have been set on fire and 28 police officers have been injured.

There're also -ve reactions
mms://video.france24.com.edgestream...S UPDA1_400.wmv

After Royal's defeat, what do Socialists do?
With S�gol�ne Royal's defeat, the French Socialist Party has suffered a huge blow. What now? (Report: Emilie Boyer King)

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Sunday, May 6, 2007 European press note sea-change in politics By AFP BERLIN, May 7, 2007 (AFP) -European newspapers hailed Monday a sea-change in French politics with the victory of right-winger Nicolas Sarkozy in the presidential election on a programme of tough economic and social reform. There were few words of regret that outgoing President Jacques Chirac was making way for a "strongman" like Sarkozy, who defeated his Socialist rival Segolene Royal in the runoff vote on Sunday. "Not only France but also the Europeans expect that Sarkozy will make up for lost ground," wrote the centre-left German daily Berliner Zeitung in reference to Chirac's 12 years in office. "France has opted for radical renewal," wrote the German economic daily Handelsblatt. "After 12 years of Jacques Chirac, the weakest president of the Fifth Republic, a new strongman has arrived at the Elysee." The Financial Times Deutschland wrote that "Sarkozy and Royal both wanted to draw a line under the Chirac era: the change of political generation, the triumph of a new type of politics, was already underway in France before voters chose Nicolas Sarkozy." Some commentators warned of trouble ahead for Sarkozy, who has promised a get-tough approach to law and order and fanned riots in high-immigrant suburbs in 2005 with remarks about clearing the "rabble" off the streets. "Sarkozy has become the president of a polarised France," said the leftist Dutch paper De Volkskrant, while La Tribune de Geneve warned that "the French are quick to take to the streets" if their leadership fails them. The left-wing Frankfurter Rundschau daily in Germany said French voters, "weakened by a real crisis of identity, preferred a regime of fear with Nicolas Sarkozy above long-term reform with ... Segolene Royal." Some editorials predicted the French left would struggle to recover before legislative elections in June, but warned Sarkozy to temper his victory celebrations or risk a backlash from voters next month. In Geneva, Le Temps website saw "dark days" ahead for the French Socialist Party, which suffered its third straight election defeat on Sunday. "For Segolene Royal, the blow is terrible," it said. "The magnitude of the defeat suggests difficult days for the left. "Where will they turn -- to the centre or to the extreme left -- to avoid another rout in the legislative elections in June?" But for other observers the real question was whether Sarkozy could make good on his promises to reduce unemployment, especially among the young, and create a more competitive France through a liberal economic reform agenda. "The new president of France must liberate the country from protectionism and the debt trap," wrote Austria's Die Presse. "Unemployment among the young and poverty among immigrants call out for an urgent solution."

The Source

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Originally posted by M.Johan There're also -ve reactions mms://video.france24.com.edgestream...S UPDA1_400.wmv After Royal's defeat, what do Socialists do? With S�gol�ne Royal's defeat, the French Socialist Party has suffered a huge blow. What now? (Report: Emilie Boyer King) The Source

Heaven forbid the Socialists actually go out and find jobs!

Whatever will they do?

oh yea....riot

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN what powers does a french president have?

What powers does a Australian president have?

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Originally posted by metalgearsolid What powers does a Australian president have?

we don't have a president. we have a prime minister (the elected leader) and a governor general (the queen's representative with no power).

Bill O'Reilly lifted his boycott of France in light of the election of Sarkozy, this must mean that this is a good turn!



MrS

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Originally posted by metalgearsolid Fucking disgusting french.

Aww... come on, mate, I'm tired of banning you already! One more similar remark, and I'm banning you for an unlimited period of time.

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Originally posted by Lira Aww... come on, mate, I'm tired of banning you already! One more similar remark, and I'm banning you for an unlimited period of time.

WHAT!?!?!?! Did you not see the confusion in my remark? Did you not see that I wanted a French guy to prove me wrong? But none did. Y.D.K.Y?

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Originally posted by metalgearsolid WHAT!?!?!?! Did you not see the confusion in my remark? Did you not see that I wanted a French guy to prove me wrong? But none did. Y.D.K.Y?

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