Friday, October 31, 2003
I mean, seriously: make up your mind. Is Dominique De Villain engaged in some advanced Gallic suck-ass, back-and-fill strategy? If so, who put him up to it?
As in all things artistic... the French talent for craven sycophantic crawling is unchallenged.
Here's The Word:
When asked whether he could envision the United States pulling out of Iraq, de Villepin responded: "Obviously, a pullout from Iraq today would be catastrophic and would absolutely not correspond to the demands of the situation."
Catastrophic? How about catatonic? Caterwauling? Cacophonous cringing?
The French are on the run, and they know it. Most of Europe is laughing at them. And they know that, too.
Once again Charles de Gaul's bastard stepchildren find themselves on the wrong side of history, and are, once again, trying to crawl back over the line unnoticed.
De Villain should quit the quaaludes while he's ahead.
As in all things artistic... the French talent for craven sycophantic crawling is unchallenged.
Here's The Word:
When asked whether he could envision the United States pulling out of Iraq, de Villepin responded: "Obviously, a pullout from Iraq today would be catastrophic and would absolutely not correspond to the demands of the situation."
Catastrophic? How about catatonic? Caterwauling? Cacophonous cringing?
The French are on the run, and they know it. Most of Europe is laughing at them. And they know that, too.
Once again Charles de Gaul's bastard stepchildren find themselves on the wrong side of history, and are, once again, trying to crawl back over the line unnoticed.
De Villain should quit the quaaludes while he's ahead.
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