Comment Sarkozy l’Américain a séduit McCain le francophobe
En français 1 Comment »John McCain, à présent le candidat officiel du parti républicain pour la prochaine présidentielle, n’avait pas le profil désigné d’un copain de président français. (…) Il est aussi réputé pour sa francophobie. Lire la suite de l’article de Rue89
Lazare Ponticelli (1897-2008)
News 1 Comment »The last World War I veteran of France has just passed away at age 110. Lazare Ponticelli is the last of 8.5 million men who fought under the flag of France. Close to 1.4 million French soldiers as well as 300,000 French civilians died during the First World War.
Source : News Google
References : Wikipedia (Lazare Ponticelli) - Wikipedia (World War I casualties)
How Times Have Changed
News 5 Comments »Air Force Buys French Tanker
“There had been doubts as to whether the Air Force, and Congress, would award such a massive contract to a French firm, but a thaw in relations following the election of Nicolas Sarkozy may have eased concerns. Also Northrop claims that its aircraft will create 25,000 American jobs.”
Source : The Weekly Standard
Did the US boycott of France spread to scientific journals?
Editorials, Research 1 Comment »We have yet to fully comprehend the consequences of the Administration’s Anti-French policies carried out between 2003 and 2007, but careful research has been conducted in certain fields, including the effect of French Bashing on the publishing of French papers in American journals following the events of 2003. Read the rest of this entry »
The Report on The Death of French Culture is an Exaggeration
Editorials, News, Quotes 1 Comment »Donald Morrison’s premature report on the death of French Culture (Time Magazine) was dealt a wicked blow tonight at the Oscars. Marion Cotillard won for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role as chanteuse Edith Piaf in La Vie en Rose, and Philippe Pollet-Villard win for Best Live Action Short Film, Mozart des Pickpockets.
Let us paraphrase the oft-quoted and notorious French Basher Mark Twain: The report of our cultural death is an exaggeration.
Michael Savage: last of the French-Bashers?
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Über-conservative commentator, Michael Savage was reported to have gone on another anti-French tirade on his show, aired Friday February 8th. He revisited one of his favourite theories, according to which Jerry Lewis’s status in France is due to a form of closet Anti-Semitism. Michael Savage believes the French do not admire Jerry Lewis nor Woody Allen, but hold them in deep contempt, as “schlemiels”. During this Friday show, he also declared France “culturally worthless”, probably an echo to Time magazine’s recent article on the supposed death of French Culture. Read the rest of this entry »
Mitt Romney takes a parting swipe at France
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During his surrender concession speech, Mitt Romney warned his audience that America, if not careful, could become another “France”, a Romney euphemism for failure. Read the rest of this entry »
Miquelon.org on iPhone and iPod Touch
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Miquelon.org is now compatible with iPhone and iPod Touch thanks to the iWPhone WordPress Plugin. We will be working on making all sections of the website compatible, in the meanwhile the article threads are now easily accessible in this format.
We have also implemented this plugin on our sister website EnAmérique - www.EnAmerique.com
Plain ordinary hatred
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Imagine a conversation between two parties, where one referred to a third party as a “tree hugger, a bicyclist, a Frenchman and a fag”, then laughter and agreement – Not politically correct by any measure. You could almost hear the voices of Ann Coulter and Dennis Miller. Now add negligent homicide, drunk driving and a suspended sentence to the mix.
This conversation did happen, between an unidentified friend and a convicted felon Melissa Arrington of
More at : MSNBC – TucsonCitizen.com
Jay Leno’s French Obsession
Educating Jay 6 Comments »Is Jay Leno afraid of the Consul General of France? First, let’s deal with his latest anti-French monologues. Before losing his writing team to the WGA strike, Jay Leno could not reign in his obsession with the surrender of June 22nd 1940. Last October 19th, he mocked French President Sarkozy’s private life, and his monologue went something like this:
“And some sad news. France’s new president, Nicolas Sarkozy, and his wife have separated. (…) I guess what happened was, Sarkozy’s wife came home early one night, and caught the French president surrendering to a German woman.” Read the rest of this entry »



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