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User: "Bob"
Date: 17 Aug 2006 02:37:32 PM
Object: France
Once again, France shows it's cowardice
in the face of evil ...
U.N. Resolution 1701 re Lebanon:
French position before the vote -
We favor a strong international force to keep the peace.
We will send thousands of troops to keep the peace.
French position after the vote -
We will only send a few hundred troops to keep the peace.
We will only send them if they are not required to fight.
It's obvious France cannot be trusted, but
some of us already knew that ...
.

User: "Parsifal"

Title: Re: France 18 Aug 2006 01:41:20 AM
Bob a =E9crit :

Once again, France shows it's cowardice
in the face of evil ...

U.N. Resolution 1701 re Lebanon:

French position before the vote -
We favor a strong international force to keep the peace.
We will send thousands of troops to keep the peace.

French position after the vote -
We will only send a few hundred troops to keep the peace.
We will only send them if they are not required to fight.

It's obvious France cannot be trusted, but
some of us already knew that ...

Ah, Bob! Thank you for making my day... I always enjoy a good laugh...
Now, tell us how the USA can be trusted? and Israel?
Since when do you and your rogue country care about the UNO?
BTW, how's your 'boycott France" doing? Getting any support?
Oh, and BTW, France is waiting for a clear mandate from the UNO before
risking peoples' lives. But since you don't care about human lives (as
proved by most of your postings), you obviously didn't read that part.
That's OK, we know you...
.

User: "Parsifal"

Title: Re: France 18 Aug 2006 07:48:58 AM
Bob schrieb:

Once again, France shows it's cowardice
in the face of evil ...

U.N. Resolution 1701 re Lebanon:

French position before the vote -
We favor a strong international force to keep the peace.
We will send thousands of troops to keep the peace.

French position after the vote -
We will only send a few hundred troops to keep the peace.
We will only send them if they are not required to fight.

It's obvious France cannot be trusted, but
some of us already knew that ...

Have you read this:
http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/politics/article1220089.ece
Labour agrees: Bush is crap
The Independent asked a group of Labour MPs what they though of John
Prescott's outburst
Published: 18 August 2006
Ian Davidson Glasgow South West MP
"I think that John Prescott is to be commended for the quality of his
political analysis. His comment on American policy is brief and
accurate. Britain has got to ensure that it is no longer seen as simply
being the glove puppet of the United States."
Glenda Jackson Hampstead and Highgate MP
"I entirely endorse his view. This is why Parliament should be
recalled. This government is failing miserably as far as our approach
towards the Middle East is concerned. We are simply... bag carriers for
Bush and all his policies have been a disaster."
David Crausby Bolton North East MP
"One of the most disappointing aspects of the Iraq resolution is that
we stuck our neck out and supported the Americans... on the
understanding that the road map would be there but it's not been
delivered at all. It's virtually been forgotten."
Ann Cryer Keighley MP
"I have no doubt that there is a very large number of Labour MPs who
will be agreeing with what John Prescott is alleged to have said. I
agree with it. There is huge concern and this goes right across the
Labour back bench."
Jim Sheridan Paisley and Renfrewshire North MP
"I think he is right. I don't think the Americans have given the road
map the priority it deserves and until you solve the problem of
Palestine, other problems are going to appear. Every time Palestine
comes up the agenda it gets... put on the back-burner."
Peter Kilfoyle Liverpool Walton MP
"What he is reported to have said reflects the views of many people in
the Labour Party. It may not go down well in international diplomacy...
but in the Labour Party it will be welcomed as a rare flash of honesty
from a senior member of the Government."
Ken Livingstone Mayor of London
"I have no idea what John Prescott did or did not say since it was a
private conversation, but... the current US administration has been a
disaster for the American people and has done untold damage not only to
international relations but to the environment."
Jon Trickett Hemsworth MP
"The actions and language of the British Government are actively
hindering the prospects for peace in the Middle East; simultaneously
enhancing the threat from terrorism... Our historic influence with Arab
countries has been squandered."
John Austin Erith and Thamesmead MP
"If John Prescott did say it, then it touches a chord with many of
us... American foreign policy is a major contributor to the crisis in
the Middle East... and its failure to ensure adherence to UN
resolutions regarding Palestine, and its failure to progress the road
map."
Martin Salter Reading West MP
"It is abundantly clear that the Bush administration has been less than
enthusiastic in pursuing the Middle East road map, and indeed many of
its policies have actually inflamed the situation rather than sought to
resolve this long-standing conflict."
Ian Davidson Glasgow South West MP
"I think that John Prescott is to be commended for the quality of his
political analysis. His comment on American policy is brief and
accurate. Britain has got to ensure that it is no longer seen as simply
being the glove puppet of the United States."
Glenda Jackson Hampstead and Highgate MP
"I entirely endorse his view. This is why Parliament should be
recalled. This government is failing miserably as far as our approach
towards the Middle East is concerned. We are simply... bag carriers for
Bush and all his policies have been a disaster."
David Crausby Bolton North East MP
"One of the most disappointing aspects of the Iraq resolution is that
we stuck our neck out and supported the Americans... on the
understanding that the road map would be there but it's not been
delivered at all. It's virtually been forgotten."
Ann Cryer Keighley MP
"I have no doubt that there is a very large number of Labour MPs who
will be agreeing with what John Prescott is alleged to have said. I
agree with it. There is huge concern and this goes right across the
Labour back bench."
Jim Sheridan Paisley and Renfrewshire North MP
"I think he is right. I don't think the Americans have given the road
map the priority it deserves and until you solve the problem of
Palestine, other problems are going to appear. Every time Palestine
comes up the agenda it gets... put on the back-burner."
Peter Kilfoyle Liverpool Walton MP
"What he is reported to have said reflects the views of many people in
the Labour Party. It may not go down well in international diplomacy...
but in the Labour Party it will be welcomed as a rare flash of honesty
from a senior member of the Government."
Ken Livingstone Mayor of London
"I have no idea what John Prescott did or did not say since it was a
private conversation, but... the current US administration has been a
disaster for the American people and has done untold damage not only to
international relations but to the environment."
Jon Trickett Hemsworth MP
"The actions and language of the British Government are actively
hindering the prospects for peace in the Middle East; simultaneously
enhancing the threat from terrorism... Our historic influence with Arab
countries has been squandered."
John Austin Erith and Thamesmead MP
"If John Prescott did say it, then it touches a chord with many of
us... American foreign policy is a major contributor to the crisis in
the Middle East... and its failure to ensure adherence to UN
resolutions regarding Palestine, and its failure to progress the road
map."
Martin Salter Reading West MP
"It is abundantly clear that the Bush administration has been less than
enthusiastic in pursuing the Middle East road map, and indeed many of
its policies have actually inflamed the situation rather than sought to
resolve this long-standing conflict."
So I guess you will now advocate a boycott of British products...
.
User: "Bob"

Title: Re: France 18 Aug 2006 08:02:39 AM
"Parsifal" <jeanpascalvachon@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1155905338.049780.42700@p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com...


Bob schrieb:

Once again, France shows it's cowardice
in the face of evil ...

U.N. Resolution 1701 re Lebanon:

French position before the vote -
We favor a strong international force to keep the peace.
We will send thousands of troops to keep the peace.

French position after the vote -
We will only send a few hundred troops to keep the peace.
We will only send them if they are not required to fight.

It's obvious France cannot be trusted, but
some of us already knew that ...


Have you read this:
http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/politics/article1220089.ece

Irrelevant, dismissed.
.
User: "Parsifal"

Title: Re: France 19 Aug 2006 04:58:41 AM
Bob schrieb:

"Parsifal" <jeanpascalvachon@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1155905338.049780.42700@p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com...


Bob schrieb:

Once again, France shows it's cowardice
in the face of evil ...

U.N. Resolution 1701 re Lebanon:

French position before the vote -
We favor a strong international force to keep the peace.
We will send thousands of troops to keep the peace.

French position after the vote -
We will only send a few hundred troops to keep the peace.
We will only send them if they are not required to fight.

It's obvious France cannot be trusted, but
some of us already knew that ...


Have you read this:
http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/politics/article1220089.ece


Irrelevant, dismissed.

And Bob, as usual, is dodging...
.



User: "Parsifal"

Title: Re: France 24 Aug 2006 04:01:13 PM
Bob schrieb:

Once again, France shows it's cowardice
in the face of evil ...

U.N. Resolution 1701 re Lebanon:

French position before the vote -
We favor a strong international force to keep the peace.
We will send thousands of troops to keep the peace.

French position after the vote -
We will only send a few hundred troops to keep the peace.
We will only send them if they are not required to fight.

It's obvious France cannot be trusted, but
some of us already knew that ...

Once again, Bob is talking through his *****. But most of us already knew
that:
http://www.lemonde.fr/web/article/0,1-0@2-734511,36-806215@51-759824,0.html
2000 thousands troops, Bob. Italy will send between 2 and 3 thousands.
You're an idiot Bob. But we all knew that.
.


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