Patrick EMIN wrote:
> "Kevin Gowen" <kgowenNOSPAM@myfastmail.com> a ecrit dans le message
> de news: bg18q1$jjaig$1@ID-105084.news.uni-berlin.de...
>> I am pretty sure Maximilien Robespierre was around during the siecle
>> des lumieres. How can I say "La Terreur" in English?
>
> "Liberating Irak"? (5 innocent irakis killed today for example)

No, I don't think so. Sorry about your oil contracts. You didn't do much
weeping for innocent Iraqis a few months ago when you were doing your
damnest to keep that regime in power.

Tell me some more about the human rights of the siecle des lumieres. Let's
not forgot about that great democrat who followed it, Napoleon.

>>> we
>>> almost never
>>> pulverise someone before asking him whether he is innocent or
>>> culprit like the US and its israeli accomplice are routinely doing.
>>
>> Indeed. Just ask some French Jews.
>
> The french jews who have been killed during the second world war have
> been killed by nazis as anybody knows.

Who said anything about WWII? I am talking about today. How long has it been
since you burned a synagogue to the ground?

> This is not the case for the
> ten of thousands japanese civilians slauthered by the US army in
> Hiroshima and Nagazaki.

Or the millions who might not have died has a largely undefeated French
military rolled over to Hitler.

I don't suppose you are from Vichy?

-- 
Kevin Gowen
"I'm not sure which is more frightening: the horror that engulfed New
York City or the apocalyptic rhetoric emanating daily from the White
House."
 - Columbia University professor Eric Foner in the London Review of
Books, on the attacks of 11 September 2001. A new study has recently
suggested that the inferno that destroyed the World Trade Center and
killed thousands of innocents was indeed more frightening than the
rhetoric of the Bush administration.