Where Is la francophonie on Haiti?

John D

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Mar 10, 2004, 3:57:33 PM3/10/04

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How come we didn't hear a peep out of QC politicians during the recent Haiti
Coup? Or any other french governments internationally? Can they be that
cowed by US interests? Or are they just not interested when it's only des
negres being stomped on.

Ralph Pippey

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Mar 10, 2004, 4:14:57 PM3/10/04

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John D wrote:

There likely is a touch of racism. Is it a case of what is happening, or who it
is happening to?

I've been to Haiti three times, two weeks each time, and the people I got to
know were really nice to me.

Troublemakers are probably quite in the minority, and I wonder if what is going
on now is somehow involved with outside help.

Reynaud

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Mar 10, 2004, 7:25:06 PM3/10/04

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> There is nothing left to steal.

Rey

Bidoux

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Mar 10, 2004, 8:53:38 PM3/10/04

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France and Canada are there! And Republic of Central Africa is receiving
Aristid. As for the others, your question is good..

John D a écrit :

Luc R

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Mar 11, 2004, 10:34:44 PM3/11/04

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The reason why you didn't hear about french governments in the world is that
you are too much self-centered to see anything done by any countries but
yours.

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Zack-9

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Mar 15, 2004, 11:16:17 PM3/15/04

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Via your perspective I assume & reads as a science fiction series
like, "Twilights Zone" American style. Furthermore, that would lead
to the American Culture itself as being faulty and effluent with
mis-direction and obviously appears an immature nation of sexual
confusion, heterosexual Christian+Judaic+Islamic pedophiles and
immoral/unethical economic lies. So, what do we now do with the Great
Nation under a Gold-Leaf GOD, "The United States of America"? [END].
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Zack-9

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Mar 15, 2004, 11:26:40 PM3/15/04

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Nation repeat themselves throughout history, "Twilight of World War".
When last in history france did not enough to nothing
when a megalomaniac national elected leader goes war hungry. History
may repeat itself? Strange how world history is never given enough
attention during times like this, have fun!

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EricŽ

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Mar 16, 2004, 12:00:53 AM3/16/04

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Zack-9 wrote...

> When last in history france did not enough to nothing
> when a megalomaniac national elected leader goes war hungry.

I like that sentence. Can I use it in my new book "The Stupidest Things
People Have Ever Posted To Usenet"?

Thanks.

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such rights and privileges as patents for inventions, copyright,
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fields a slavish application of the concept of property as it has
been developed for material things has done a great deal to foster the
growth of monopoly and that here drastic reforms may be required if
competition is to be made to work."
- F.A. Hayek

John D

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Mar 16, 2004, 10:54:45 AM3/16/04

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Hmm... Sort of an eastern european pidgin script, or perhaps, given the
sig, an advanced new type of eubonics? I kinda like it. I don't understand
it, but it has a kind of poetic/shakespearian cadence.

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Mar 16, 2004, 3:50:34 PM3/16/04

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LOL

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Eric® wrote:
> Zack-9 wrote...
>
>
>>When last in history france did not enough to nothing
>>when a megalomaniac national elected leader goes war hungry.
>
>
> I like that sentence. Can I use it in my new book "The Stupidest Things
> People Have Ever Posted To Usenet"?
>
> Thanks.

> =============================================

Zack-9

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Mar 16, 2004, 3:53:28 PM3/16/04

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LOL

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Eric® wrote:
> Zack-9 wrote...
>
>
>>When last in history france did not enough to nothing
>>when a megalomaniac national elected leader goes war hungry.
>
>
> I like that sentence. Can I use it in my new book "The Stupidest Things
> People Have Ever Posted To Usenet"?
>
> Thanks.

> =============================================
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Zack-9

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Mar 16, 2004, 3:55:58 PM3/16/04

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LOL

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Eric® wrote:
> Zack-9 wrote...
>
>
>>When last in history france did not enough to nothing
>>when a megalomaniac national elected leader goes war hungry.
>
>
> I like that sentence. Can I use it in my new book "The Stupidest Things
> People Have Ever Posted To Usenet"?
>
> Thanks.

> =============================================
--
================================
Paul Stryker,
Some people do have a life, and we all
know that you absolutely do not !!!

Yo, no front'in Dog --woof --woof !!!

Zack-9

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Mar 16, 2004, 3:56:23 PM3/16/04

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LOL

=============================

Eric® wrote:
> Zack-9 wrote...
>
>
>>When last in history france did not enough to nothing
>>when a megalomaniac national elected leader goes war hungry.
>
>
> I like that sentence. Can I use it in my new book "The Stupidest Things
> People Have Ever Posted To Usenet"?
>
> Thanks.

> =============================================
--
================================
Paul Stryker,
Some people do have a life, and we all
know that you absolutely do not !!!

Yo, no front'in Dog --woof --woof !!!

Zack-9

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Mar 16, 2004, 3:58:47 PM3/16/04

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LOL

=============================

Eric® wrote:
> Zack-9 wrote...
>
>
>>When last in history france did not enough to nothing
>>when a megalomaniac national elected leader goes war hungry.
>
>
> I like that sentence. Can I use it in my new book "The Stupidest Things
> People Have Ever Posted To Usenet"?
>
> Thanks.

> =============================================
--
================================
Paul Stryker,
Some people do have a life, and we all
know that you absolutely do not !!!

Yo, no front'in Dog --woof --woof !!!

nadagami

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Mar 16, 2004, 4:19:06 PM3/16/04

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"John D" <posthaste2...@PARThotmail.com> wrote in message news:<10789517...@Virginia.BMTS.Com>...

Hé Jaune D'oeuf,

Tu n'as pas fini de dire des niaiseries. Tout d'abord, Jean Charest
est premier ministre du Québec et c'est un fédéraliste avoué. Si tu
t'attends à ce qu'il commence à se mêler de politique internationale,
il y a de fortes chances que tu attendes longtemps. Il est plutôt du
genre : "Si c'est Ottawa qui le dit, c'est ce que je pense!" Charest,
c'est un "follower".

Deuxièmement, le départ d'Aristide a coïncidé avec la réconciliation
de la France et des U.S.A., et aussi du Canada, ce qui devrait en
réjouir plus d'un parmi la majorité anglophone du Canada.

Enfin, toi qui parles espagnol, de savoir que le Canada a refusé de
suivre les U.S.A. dans leur aventure en Irak et ce, au contraire de
l'Espagne, tu devrais te réjouir de la décision de Chrétien, un
francophone canadien, de ne pas avoir suivi les Américains dans cette
guerre. De cette façon, les probabilités d'un carnage au Canada comme
il y en a eu un en Espage sont plutôt minces.

Trop compliqué pour toi Jaune D'oeuf?

nadagami

(je sais, je sais, tu ne comprends rien au français. Moi, je ne
comprends pratiquement rien à l'anglais, mais je sais au moins une
chose de toi : crisse que tu es con!)