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- frank lee bent
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It is certainly a serious situation. The demonstrators wheeled a guillotine through the streets yesterday.
I got the impression they were not joking.
I got the impression they were not joking.
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Re: France
Western civilisation is in decline.frank lee bent wrote: ↑Sun Dec 02, 2018 7:27 pm It is certainly a serious situation. The demonstrators wheeled a guillotine through the streets yesterday.
I got the impression they were not joking.
Re: France
This is the one thing that America and the UK have in common, they are both disliked by the French who seem to dislike everyone including themselves.
All members are equal but some members are more equal than others
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Re: France
This is all normal for the Froggies, it's just how they do things
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Re: France
The French are protesting? What is the world coming to? Mouton brûlé! Zut alors!
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Re: France
When the french are protesting they usually go all out not like the soft krauts or lazy italians.
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guillotine BUT no king. I would say is just for demonstration purpose only.frank lee bent wrote: ↑Sun Dec 02, 2018 7:27 pm It is certainly a serious situation. The demonstrators wheeled a guillotine through the streets yesterday.
I got the impression they were not joking.
Re: France
CAPITULATE.
Does anyone else think that this must be the most favored word in the French language?
Every time the peasants revolt (or the country is invaded) , the government give in.
Does anyone else think that this must be the most favored word in the French language?
Every time the peasants revolt (or the country is invaded) , the government give in.
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Re: France
Good for them!
Raising taxes on necessities like fuel crushes productivity and hurts workers (if that's what the protests are really about instead of the hordes of barbarians that have invaded.)
Dark days ahead for the peasantry if the EU gets that army that he and Merkel want...
Off with his head!
Raising taxes on necessities like fuel crushes productivity and hurts workers (if that's what the protests are really about instead of the hordes of barbarians that have invaded.)
Dark days ahead for the peasantry if the EU gets that army that he and Merkel want...
Off with his head!
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