Tuesday, November 16, 2004
Another Reason to Boycott France
Who would have ever thought that the French could go so low? Now certain parts of the country run by communist/leftist mayors are considering naming streets after Yassir Arafat.
Now this reminds me of the event I was at the other night when Karol asked author Mark Molesky who wrote "Our Oldest Enemy: A History of America's Disastrous Relationship With France" about what the response of individual Americans should be to French treachery. Mr. Molesky said a boycott of French goods would not be necessary, as it would hurt the French people.
Now I will have to respectfully disagree. After all, Jacques Chirac was democratically elected. And maybe, once the French feel the pinch in the pocketbook, they'll think twice about who they elect.
Click here for a list of French companies/products.
Now this reminds me of the event I was at the other night when Karol asked author Mark Molesky who wrote "Our Oldest Enemy: A History of America's Disastrous Relationship With France" about what the response of individual Americans should be to French treachery. Mr. Molesky said a boycott of French goods would not be necessary, as it would hurt the French people.
Now I will have to respectfully disagree. After all, Jacques Chirac was democratically elected. And maybe, once the French feel the pinch in the pocketbook, they'll think twice about who they elect.
Click here for a list of French companies/products.
