Ceux d'en face... by Thomas

Not sure everyone speaks French, but in substance it means: the ones on the other side, the other team...

Interesting what is going on in french politics these days, a real campaign... take away the balloons, the flags waving, and you will see the exact same thing as the previous American presidential elections. And I have to say what shocks me the most, what makes me soooo mad is when these supposely elits of the Nations that want to govern us say things like that. the other ones, the ones in front, these people... Ah! do they forget that roughly 50% support the right side, and 50% support the left side (the figures vary from times to times 45-55 then 55-45).

And when I hear a politician being so arrogant and so sectarian that he would actually exclude and look with so much contempt these others, and pretend to be the president of all the french, my spine shivers. That has some link with a previous post where I was saying that politicians are so arrogant that they actually think that they are always right, while THE OTHERS are always wrong - and they explain to you very seriously when they actually lose elections that YOU voted badly, that YOU didnt understand, and that YOU made a mistake. So rather than putting the french together so they work together, they make sure that there are two France, the left one and the right one - Tactic old as the World - in french we say: diviser pour mieux reigner... divide and rule

Here in America, the names change, the tactics are the same. America and France may be very different, but when it comes to idiots, we surely are so similar....

Little note for these so-called Great men: One man, brighter than any of you once said: "Divide and rule, a sound motto. Unite and lead, a better one." Johann Wolfgang von Goethe