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Originally posted by Tarek Morgen View PostI did a bit of digging, but I could not find a single reference (on the beep or elsewhere) about Hollande making it easier to immigrate to the UK (also I find it a bit questionable how much a French President can influence this anyway).
The second issue actually is about immigration, and mostly tethered on Martine Aubry probably heading Hollande's cabinet. British right-wingers claim that she wants to ease ways for immigrants to illegally cross the channel. What she wants to abolish are laws that currently make it illegal to give an illegal immigrant in France food.
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Originally posted by tankie View PostDont be daft Benny , we welcome them with open arms :slap:, straight on to benefits ,
Imma wonder how many Brits are going to take advantage of that.
Originally posted by tankie View Postso i heard on the beeb , i'll try to get a link
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Originally posted by Gun Boat View PostI think Hollande will get a big surprise when he moves to forefill his election promises.
Originally posted by Gun Boat View PostOne thing is it will be very interesting to see how it turns out. I of course believe that France will head down the toilet. I may have to change my veiws on the world if Hollande's government manages to improve France's position. I can't see this happening though.
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Originally posted by Tarek Morgen View PostI did a bit of digging, but I could not find a single reference (on the beep or elsewhere) about Hollande making it easier to immigrate to the UK (also I find it a bit questionable how much a French President can influence this anyway). THe only statement regarding immigration were about France's like this one:
France: Hollande, Sarkozy quizzed on immigration - CNN
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Originally posted by Double Edge View PostYou have got to be kidding me, France is the promised land when it comes to 'striaght on to benefits'. The fact that they just voted in a centre left govt is because that Sarkozy cut them off. Sarkozy was threatening the French way of life.
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Originally posted by snapper View PostWhat? He lied?
I imagine that Hollande will find implementation somewhat harder than promising - even if his party wins a majority in the legislative elections.sigpic
Win nervously lose tragically - Reds C C
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Lies, bigger lies, and damned lies - thats what the politicians normally have to offer - but I hadn't heard about core lies. What are the other lies called? fringe lies? edge lies? marginal lies? slithering mud eel lies?
We had an interesting political circus here this week, three other liars running against the incumbant liar in office on a governer recall election - the governer got 2/3 of his financial support from out of state, and outspent the others by a long shot - he won too. The idoits running against him collected millions of dollars, 900,000 signatures and then ran three choices? Hmm and the outcome wasn't predictable? Their still holding out their hats too - and the one who got the most most votes in the recall (on the side that didn't win) was the sleaziest one too, they wouldn't have won with one choice either. I got a nice thing in the mail to light my fireplace with today - telling me that our governer is creating lots of new jobs (Wisconson is last in new jobs - #50) - my question is in which country? Oh and he had his hat out too... Yah right there''s a manhole down the street, he can climb down there and collect my donation - I'll flush twice.sigpic"If your plan is for one year, plant rice. If your plan is for ten years, plant trees.
If your plan is for one hundred years, educate children."
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Originally posted by dave lukins View PostWhat way of life would that be DE...
bene's, bene's, bene's and more bene's..
The French way of life emerges out of those conditions...you get the idea.
Those were the good old days :)
and no tankie i don't think the UK comes anywhere close to that, not since maggie, fortunately
Originally posted by dave lukins View PostSeriously, do you think the 6.5 million votes to the NFront is of any concern?
I would think the FN does not figure much in that context. And haven't for the last twenty years..they're like a third wheel, figuratively & literally. How many protest votes does the FN attract, i wonder ? Could those votes have helped Sarkozy ? The FN are a ball & chain for the right, because they have two fronts to battle, sometimes they win otherwise not, and more times they lose. The FN is great for the Left.
Sarkozy has a lot of haters out there, its really personal more than anything.Last edited by Double Edge; 11 May 12,, 03:08.
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Originally posted by Double Edge View PostI would think the FN does not figure much in that context.
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Originally posted by kato View PostFN's politics mellowed out a lot under Marine Le Pen. They're perceived right-wing, sure, but they're more along the ultra-conservative islamophobe anti-european line nowadays. Just not really accepted in that fold by other parties in Europe, mostly because the party of course still contains the same nazis and racists that it contained under her father.
Whats that whooshing sound ? Why its Ross Perot sucking votes away from the Republicans
Same thingLast edited by Double Edge; 11 May 12,, 12:23.
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