http://www.miquelon.org Monitoring Anti-French Activity Since 2003 Tue, 27 Jul 2010 02:41:29 -0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 http://www.miquelon.org/bashers/quotes-misquotes-and-more-quotes/comment-page-1/#comment-3881 Twitter Trackbacks for Miquelon.org – The Fighting French » Quotes, misquotes and more quotes [miquelon.org] on Topsy.com Wed, 30 Dec 2009 22:24:48 +0000 http://www.miquelon.org/bashers/quotes-misquotes-and-more-quotes/#comment-3881 [...] Miquelon.org – The Fighting French » Quotes, misquotes and more quotes www.miquelon.org/bashers/quotes-misquotes-and-more-quotes – view page – cached No other national or ethnic group appears to get the same continually negative treatment in print media reserved for France and the French, with the possible exception of Arabs or Palestinians, and even there, the treatment is not so much cultural as political, linked to a specific context or event.If one were to substitute, for example, "Mexican" or "Japanese" or "Indian" for "French", what... Read moreNo other national or ethnic group appears to get the same continually negative treatment in print media reserved for France and the French, with the possible exception of Arabs or Palestinians, and even there, the treatment is not so much cultural as political, linked to a specific context or event.If one were to substitute, for example, "Mexican" or "Japanese" or "Indian" for "French", what would reader reaction be?". View page [...] [...] Miquelon.org – The Fighting French » Quotes, misquotes and more quotes http://www.miquelon.org/bashers/quotes-misquotes-and-more-quotes – view page – cached No other national or ethnic group appears to get the same continually negative treatment in print media reserved for France and the French, with the possible exception of Arabs or Palestinians, and even there, the treatment is not so much cultural as political, linked to a specific context or event.If one were to substitute, for example, "Mexican" or "Japanese" or "Indian" for "French", what… Read moreNo other national or ethnic group appears to get the same continually negative treatment in print media reserved for France and the French, with the possible exception of Arabs or Palestinians, and even there, the treatment is not so much cultural as political, linked to a specific context or event.If one were to substitute, for example, "Mexican" or "Japanese" or "Indian" for "French", what would reader reaction be?". View page [...]

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