An old men refuse to shake hands with Sarkozy and..
the Old men :
"Not me, don't touch me
you're making me dirty"
French President Sarkozy :
"Cet out ..get out Poor jerk !"
French President Sarkozy keep smiling ...
2/20/2008
" we can wonder " on the threat represented by the Scientology.
Sects " are a non-problem " in France
NOUVELOBS.COM ¦ 20.02.2008 ¦ 12:56
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Emmanuelle Mignon, the manager of Nicolas Sarkozy's cabinet(office), considers that " the list established in 1995 is scandalous " and that " we can wonder " on the threat represented by the Scientology.
Emmanuelle Mignon, the manager of Nicolas Sarkozy's cabinet(office) ( Sipa)
Sects " are a non-problem " in France. It is what claims Emmanuelle Mignon, the manager of cabinet(office) of the president Nicolas Sarkozy, on Wednesday, February 20th, in an interview(maintenance) to the weekly VSD. She adds that " we can wonder " on the threat represented by the Scientology.
" The fight(wrestling) against sects allowed for a long time to hide the true subjects. But, in France, sects are a non-problem ", judges this close to the Head of State.
" The list established in 1995 is scandalous ", she adds, evoking the list of the " sectarian movements " finalized(worked out) then by the Parliamentary committee of inquiry on sects.
" We can wonder "
" As for the Scientology ", which appeared in this list, " I do not know them, but we can wonder. Either it is a dangerous organization and we forbid him(it), or then they do not represent particular threat for the law and order and they have the right(law) to exist in peace ", underlines Emmanuelle Mignon.
The French parliamentary reports(connections) consider that the Church of Scientology is a sect. The Scientology benefits however from the status of religion in the other countries, notably in the United States.
Miviludes soon connected inside
Emmanuelle Mignon indicates that the government plans "to transform" Miviludes (interministerial Mission of attentiveness and fight(wrestling) against the sectarian drift), established with the Prime Minister, " into something more effective and to finish it with the bla-bla ". " To part to publish annual reports, Miviludes makes nothing ", she accuses.
According to the manager of cabinet(office) of the president, " the idea would be to connect this new body to the Home Office, to collaborate more strictly with the services of police. The rest has to recover from the justice ".
" Assure(insure) the freedom of faith of all "
Michele Alliot-Marie, home secretary in charge of Worship(Cults), boosted(relaunched) the debate on sects at the beginning of February. She(it) notably questioned the functioning of Miviludes, as this one is exactly the object of criticisms(critics) of movements as the Scientology.
In an interview(maintenance) to the Parisian, the Minister confided(entrusted) will " to do wonders for the self-confidence of the fight(wrestling) against sectarian drift " and " to assure(insure) the freedom of faith of all ".
Several associations, among which Unadfi (national Union of the associations of defence of families and individual), had declared themselves " touched and annoyed " by these statements(declarations).
The church of Scientology said to itself the week last victim of " violations of the law of 1905 " on the separation of Churches and the State and asked that her members benefit from the freedom of conscience recognized in the Constitution.
" The faith spreads(diffuses) values "
Miviludes has to present its report(relationship) 2007 to François Fillon at the beginning of April, indicated the body on Saturday, clarifying that it is the leader of the government that means deciding to make public this report(relationship) or not.
A working document, stemming from a common meeting of the advice(council) of orientation and from the executive committee of Miviludes held on February 7th, was passed on on Friday to the various concerned ministries (Inside, Justice, Health).
Emmanuelle Mignon underlines besides that Nicolas Sarkozy is the first French president to have said that " the spiritual question has to play a role in the company(society) ".
" The collection of sense(direction) was so important certainly never as today. The faith spreads(diffuses) values, and all which spreads(diffuses) values is positive ", she assures(insures)
2/19/2008
Sarkozy would enter anti-Muslim in the government after the elections
A new step in fear is crossed.
Sarkozy would enter anti-Muslim in the government after the elections
"In France today" announces the possibility of the entry of Philippe de Villiers to the government after the municipal elections, launching a right turn to the Right.
The extreme right is not anti-Semitic speech but only anti anti Arabs and Muslims, which is why this demarche is shameful!
It says in this article:
"Nothing is done, we're just talking about it "
Sarkozy would enter anti-Muslim in the government after the elections
"In France today" announces the possibility of the entry of Philippe de Villiers to the government after the municipal elections, launching a right turn to the Right.
The extreme right is not anti-Semitic speech but only anti anti Arabs and Muslims, which is why this demarche is shameful!
It says in this article:
"Nothing is done, we're just talking about it "
Sarkozy accused of raids 'stunt'
Angelique Chrisafis in Paris The Guardian, Tuesday February 19 2008
Advertising guide License/buy our content About this articleClose This article appeared in the Guardian on Tuesday February 19 2008 on p22 of the International section. It was last updated at 10:16 on February 19 2008. More than 1,000 French riot police and special forces raided housing estates in a troubled Paris suburb at dawn yesterday, kicking open doors and arresting 33 people in a search for the suspected ringleaders of violent riots last year.
President Nicolas Sarkozy's political opponents called the operation an excessive "security spectacle" after pictures of armoured police trucks and "RoboCop" riot police were broadcast by television reporters tipped off in advance. Leftwingers accused Sarkozy, who is suffering in the polls, of trying to bolster his UMP party ahead of local elections next month.
The operation focused on 10 apartment blocks in Villiers-le-Bel and the surrounding area north of Paris, which saw three nights of serious rioting last November after two teenagers died in a motorbike crash with a police car. Although the unrest was contained within a few days, it was more serious than weeks of rioting in 2005 because the Villiers-le-Bel rioters fired guns at the police. During the unrest, 130 officers were injured, including at least 10 hit by buckshot or pellets.
Sarkozy vowed to track down the riot ringleaders "one by one". In December police leafleted the estates offering cash rewards for information. This month, launching an aid package for France's troubled high-rise blocks, where youth unemployment can reach 40%, Sarkozy vowed a "war without mercy" on crime.
The labour minister, Xavier Bertrand, said the arrests of people aged 17 to 31 showed "there is no zone of lawlessness in our republic". But the socialist Ségolène Royal said launching the raids with cameras in tow during an election period served "to influence opinion, to scare".
Sarkozy has sunk to his lowest ever poll ratings. This weekend politicians, including the former conservative prime minister Dominique de Villepin and Royal, signed an appeal against the emergence of an "elective monarchy" in France. They did not name Sarkozy, but delivered a thinly veiled attack against a monarchic form of "purely personal power".
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/feb/19/france?gusrc=rss&feed=media
Advertising guide License/buy our content About this articleClose This article appeared in the Guardian on Tuesday February 19 2008 on p22 of the International section. It was last updated at 10:16 on February 19 2008. More than 1,000 French riot police and special forces raided housing estates in a troubled Paris suburb at dawn yesterday, kicking open doors and arresting 33 people in a search for the suspected ringleaders of violent riots last year.
President Nicolas Sarkozy's political opponents called the operation an excessive "security spectacle" after pictures of armoured police trucks and "RoboCop" riot police were broadcast by television reporters tipped off in advance. Leftwingers accused Sarkozy, who is suffering in the polls, of trying to bolster his UMP party ahead of local elections next month.
The operation focused on 10 apartment blocks in Villiers-le-Bel and the surrounding area north of Paris, which saw three nights of serious rioting last November after two teenagers died in a motorbike crash with a police car. Although the unrest was contained within a few days, it was more serious than weeks of rioting in 2005 because the Villiers-le-Bel rioters fired guns at the police. During the unrest, 130 officers were injured, including at least 10 hit by buckshot or pellets.
Sarkozy vowed to track down the riot ringleaders "one by one". In December police leafleted the estates offering cash rewards for information. This month, launching an aid package for France's troubled high-rise blocks, where youth unemployment can reach 40%, Sarkozy vowed a "war without mercy" on crime.
The labour minister, Xavier Bertrand, said the arrests of people aged 17 to 31 showed "there is no zone of lawlessness in our republic". But the socialist Ségolène Royal said launching the raids with cameras in tow during an election period served "to influence opinion, to scare".
Sarkozy has sunk to his lowest ever poll ratings. This weekend politicians, including the former conservative prime minister Dominique de Villepin and Royal, signed an appeal against the emergence of an "elective monarchy" in France. They did not name Sarkozy, but delivered a thinly veiled attack against a monarchic form of "purely personal power".
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/feb/19/france?gusrc=rss&feed=media
2/14/2008
These twenty Africans thinkers and artists have decided to fight vigorously (and rigor!) Arguments Nicolas Sarkozy
A group of African intellectuals have decided to give a replica drawing attention to the real issues, on the key issues facing the old continent ... What is the actual responsibility of Africans in the intolerable suffering people suffered (violence genocide, fratricidal wars, dictatorships, waste and looting of resources, persistent colonial pact, etc.).
What role for Africa in globalization? How to combat the collusion of the State french with dictators of the continent?
How to put an end to the ugly manipulation of Independence by the French political class? How to combat revisionism devious who rewrote the history of the slave trade and colonization? Why racist arguments can be developed on African soil by the Head of State power of a modern, a colonizer countries also?
What effects such things can have on African youth in danger of being locked into outdated stereotypes?
These twenty thinkers and artists have decided to fight vigorously (and rigor!) Arguments Nicolas Sarkozy and, more importantly, to broaden the debate to the real challenges facing Africa today and tomorrow.
http://kouamouo.ivoire-blog.com/archive/2008/02/13/discours-de-dakar-l-afrique-repond-a-sarkozy.html
Liste provisioire des auteurs• lire la suite ...
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Zohra Bouchentouf-Siagh : professeur de linguistique et de littérature française et francophone (Alger, Vienne)
• Demba Moussa Dembélé : économiste (Dakar)
• Mamoussé Diagne : essayiste, professeur (Université Ch. Anta Diop, Dakar)
• Souleymane Bachir Diagne : essayiste, professeur (Dakar, Chicago)
• Boubacar Boris Diop : écrivain (Dakar)
• Babacar Diop Buuba : professeur (Université Ch. Anta Diop, Dakar)
• Dialo Diop : médecin biologiste (Dakar)
• Makhily Gassama : essayiste (Dakar)
• Koulsy Lamko : écrivain, professeur (N’Djaména)
• Gourmo Abdoul Lô : avocat, professeur (Nouakchott, Le Havre)
• Louise-Marie Maes Diop : géographe (Dakar)
• Kettly Mars : romancière (Haïti)
• Mwatha Musanji Ngalasso : essayiste, professeur (Université Montaigne, Bordeaux)
• Patrice Nganang : écrivain, essayiste, professeur (Cameroun, USA)
• Djibril Tamsir Niane : écrivain, historien (Conakry)
• Théophile Obenga : égyptologue, linguiste, historien, professeur (France, Université d’État de San Francisco USA)
• Raharimanana : écrivain (Madagascar)
• Bamba Sakho : docteur en sciences, chercheur (France)
• E. H. Ibrahima Sall : économiste
• Mahamadou Siribié : doctorant en Science politique (Nice, France)
• Adama Sow Diéye : professeur (Université Ch. Anta Diop, Dakar)
• Odile Tobner : professeur (Cameroun, France)
• Lye M. Yoka : professeur (Kinshasa)
Liste provisioire des auteurs• lire la suite ...
**
Zohra Bouchentouf-Siagh : professeur de linguistique et de littérature française et francophone (Alger, Vienne)
• Demba Moussa Dembélé : économiste (Dakar)
• Mamoussé Diagne : essayiste, professeur (Université Ch. Anta Diop, Dakar)
• Souleymane Bachir Diagne : essayiste, professeur (Dakar, Chicago)
• Boubacar Boris Diop : écrivain (Dakar)
• Babacar Diop Buuba : professeur (Université Ch. Anta Diop, Dakar)
• Dialo Diop : médecin biologiste (Dakar)
• Makhily Gassama : essayiste (Dakar)
• Koulsy Lamko : écrivain, professeur (N’Djaména)
• Gourmo Abdoul Lô : avocat, professeur (Nouakchott, Le Havre)
• Louise-Marie Maes Diop : géographe (Dakar)
• Kettly Mars : romancière (Haïti)
• Mwatha Musanji Ngalasso : essayiste, professeur (Université Montaigne, Bordeaux)
• Patrice Nganang : écrivain, essayiste, professeur (Cameroun, USA)
• Djibril Tamsir Niane : écrivain, historien (Conakry)
• Théophile Obenga : égyptologue, linguiste, historien, professeur (France, Université d’État de San Francisco USA)
• Raharimanana : écrivain (Madagascar)
• Bamba Sakho : docteur en sciences, chercheur (France)
• E. H. Ibrahima Sall : économiste
• Mahamadou Siribié : doctorant en Science politique (Nice, France)
• Adama Sow Diéye : professeur (Université Ch. Anta Diop, Dakar)
• Odile Tobner : professeur (Cameroun, France)
• Lye M. Yoka : professeur (Kinshasa)
USA will be able to send more troops to Iraq ...
Who thanks Nicolas ?
USA will be able to send more troops to Iraq ...
Genial ...
Http://www.20minutes.fr/article/212224/France-Afghanistan-le-contingent-militaire-francais-sera-accru.php
France plans to send reinforcements of soldiers in southern Afghanistan to support the efforts of NATO troops based in the region.
Genial ...
Http://www.20minutes.fr/article/212224/France-Afghanistan-le-contingent-militaire-francais-sera-accru.php
France plans to send reinforcements of soldiers in southern Afghanistan to support the efforts of NATO troops based in the region.
Paris had so far refused any deployment of combat units.
But the French authorities had decided last week in Vilnius, to meet the expectations pressing the United States and Canada, countries involved militarily in the region.
The president, Nicolas Sarkozy, is expected to officially announce the deployment of soldiers french at the summit of heads of state and government of NATO countries, scheduled from 2 to 4 April in Bucharest.
Olivier Roy, an expert in the Muslim world (CNRS) and author of The Cross and chaos (Hachette), told 20minutes.fr the issues involved in this decision.
What is the role of the International Force Security Assistance (Sailing), the NATO force in Afghanistan?
This force is responsible for fighting the Taliban. It is based in the south around Kandahar, with close to 15,000 men. The United States and Europe are committed after long months in the region, without conducting the same operations. The American contingent was fighting against the Taliban, while the Europeans were responsible for maintaining peace.
These two forces were merged two years ago to combat all Afghan Islamists.
The operation by Sailing is unique because it is the only case in which the forces of the North Atlantic Alliance are deployed outside the European area of operations for fighting.
Why did the United States and Canada have warned the Europeans last week?
The Americans have asked the European countries of NATO to intervene more in Afghanistan to be able to disengage their troops and redeploy in Iraq. Washington is based on the broad consensus as to the European intervention in Afghanistan.
They want to push the burden on the region to focus on Iraq.
Canadians for their part, should cope with a public increasingly reluctant. Afghanistan is an expensive undertaking. Nearly 80 soldiers have already died.
What are the implications of the French decision?
The real issue is political. The United States want to continue fighting. And the British want to enter into negotiations with the Taliban. The Europeans, including France, have not yet spoken on the issue, but look for the path of discussions.
France is going to be a prime target for terrorist acts because of this commitment in Afghanistan?
I do not think because France is already present in the region. There is no direct connection between the activities of European countries abroad and attacks on national territory. In speeches terrorists, perhaps, but not in deed.
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French president Sarkozy is "SarkozA" !

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French president Sarkozy is "SarkozA" !
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