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The brave French people
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Now that France is on strike, were are all the posts praising the French for their bravery and steadfastness against things they feel are un-French and lamenting that we're not more like them?
Or is it only Muslim and Gypsy bashing that they're to be esteemed for?
Or is it only Muslim and Gypsy bashing that they're to be esteemed for?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Having mentioned Queen Wilhelmina I cannot let the occasion pass without mentioning the time shortly before WWI when the Kaiser visited Holland. After reviewing a military parade he commented on the short stature of the Dutch soldiers, adding, "In Germany our soldiers are all 7 ft tall".
"Indeed, cousin", replied the Queen, "but don't forget that in Holland all our dykes are 10 ft tall."
"Indeed, cousin", replied the Queen, "but don't forget that in Holland all our dykes are 10 ft tall."
I think the French who are on strike would be sensible to get back to work pretty quickly. They have a perfect right to come over there and work and then they'd have to work until they're 67 or possibly even later before getting their pensions instead of receiving them at age 62 in France. They should recognise a good thing when they see it. French state pensions have been unaffordable for years,and the present move to increase the state retirement age there is long overdue.
The French military pension has been frozen since the 60s for former colonial troops who fought the Gemans in WW2 despite the E.U telling them not to.
People acclaim the French when they are reactionary against immigrants, Gypsies and Muslims, less so when it comes to laying their hands on cheap plonk.
People acclaim the French when they are reactionary against immigrants, Gypsies and Muslims, less so when it comes to laying their hands on cheap plonk.