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November 17, 2005

Froggystan back to "Normal!"

Normal meaning about 100 cars torched by Muslim extremists on a nightly basis.

Sort of what the Bronx was like before they started electing Republican mayors.

Of course, there could be a bright side to all of this.
The biggest beneficiary has been Nicolas Sarkozy.

While the French public has given general backing to president Jacques Chirac's government in cracking down on youths behind the urban violence, it is Sarkozy who has benefited most, according to a new survey out this week.

The Ipsos poll found his popularity has leapt 11 points to 63 percent, his "presidential vote potential" has climbed to 61 percent, and 68 percent supported his hardline approach to the unrest.

Not bad for a guy who dared to call scum, "scum."

I just hope the Frogs don't figure out that he is a Hungarian Jew.


posted by Tanker at 11:28 AM
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The article you link to describes him as a "professing Catholic" - still, having a Jewish grandfather probably qualifies him as a secret member of the Cabal, no?

Posted by: Ira on November 17, 2005 11:48 AM

I appreciate your point Ira. However, the Vichy are the same as the Nazis, and he would not have been spared a one way ticket to Drancy.

Posted by: Tanker on November 17, 2005 11:51 AM

I, for one, am all for Hungarian Jews.

Posted by: Steve on November 17, 2005 12:09 PM

I hate to bring up the "unban Cedarford" movement (because I for one was happy to see him go), but this is the sort of topic he was needed for.

Where are those antisemitic hit&run trolls from a couple of days ago?

Posted by: HowardDevore on November 17, 2005 12:34 PM

The only reason that Sarkozy's ratings have gone up is because he's really the only major figure in the French government that has been seen in public over the last three weeks. Chirac's been AWOL. De Villepin (who is a man) has made an occasional figure, but Sarkozy is the only one who has not only been seen in public, but has taken a hard line on the rioting.

What I'd like to know is where were all the government officials in France over the past decade as a hundred cars a night got torched and everyone thought this was normal.

Ace is right - someone better put together an export version of Rudy Giuliani, the NYPD and compustat.

Posted by: lawhawk on November 17, 2005 12:51 PM

I heard said, "With an Hungarian as a friend, you don't need an enemy."

Posted by: tefta on November 17, 2005 01:14 PM

With an Hungarian as a friend, you don't need an enemy.

That saying has been around for thousands of years. Homer relates that the Spartans said the same about the Athenians (and vice-versa, probably). And the Greeks said the same of the Persians. And the Romans of the Greeks. And the mainland Italians against the Sicilians. And the Sicilians of the Corsicans.

And me of you. You bastard.

Posted by: Monty on November 17, 2005 01:22 PM

More importantly: Hey, whatever happened to Filet-O-Fish?

Posted by: RD on November 17, 2005 01:42 PM

You see, Monty, when you comment on this blog, there's a place where you can put in your name "Monty". This field is helpfully labelled "Name:". I see you're using it, and I'm very proud of you.

Now, there's also a field labelled "URL:". And that's where you'd put the URL of your blog, if you actually had any interest in anybody reading it.

Posted by: sandy burger on November 17, 2005 02:24 PM

Hey, I'm a hungry Jew, just not a Hungary Jew.

Does that count?

Posted by: speedster1 on November 17, 2005 02:35 PM

Me, I'm hungry for hungarians. Budapest is a city of cuteness. Allah can keep his french newscaster, thanks.

Posted by: on November 17, 2005 02:37 PM

Love Hungarian cooking. A guy I knew in Budapest long ago told me that there were two great cuisines in Europe - French and Hungarian. Maybe the French recognize the brotherhood of the gourmand.

Posted by: Dave on November 17, 2005 02:48 PM

if you actually had any interest in anybody reading it

Using your awesome powers of perspicacity, you have cleverly winkled out the main flaw in directing people to my blog. But as you wish -- feel free to visit, be bored, then come back and mock me for my deleterious posting habits.

Ace is my muse. My vodka-swilling, profane, hooker-patronizing muse.

Posted by: Monty on November 17, 2005 02:49 PM

France: the other white anti-semites

Posted by: sentinel on November 17, 2005 03:50 PM

De Villepin is a man?? Guess they make them differently in Fwance.

Posted by: elly on November 17, 2005 04:07 PM

One idea I have for 'eliminating' the car burning, is to set up some cars as car bombs.

Would that be Poetic Justice, or just wrong?

A warped mind wants to know.

Posted by: LouisianaLightning on November 17, 2005 04:12 PM

Yeah, but you're all missing the important question: Would Sarkozy keep the white French flag of victory clean enough to wave when attacked?

Posted by: Carlos on November 17, 2005 06:52 PM

France is in a mess what next?

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