Is French Prez Chirac insane?
597226
Just a little. It makes life more fun that way. Look at George W. He's having a great time with insanity.
932276
Finally, a REAL issue (sarcasm).\n\nMaybe you won't be happy until we are in the same predicament as the French.
776399
Crazy...\n\n...though not in the actual insane sense.. More a random kind of craziness.
1069646
Bizarrement, depuis hier soir, ils ont totalement retourné leurs vestes ...\nLes journalistes qui n'ont jamais joué au foot, je ne comprends pas comment ils peuvent se permettre de critiquer autant alors que la France n'était pas encore éliminée ...
876863
La Coupe du monde 1982 se tient en Espagne et voit le sacre surprise de la Squadra italienne.\nPour beaucoup, les deux meilleures équipes de l'épreuve sont le Brésil de Socrates (le frere aine de Rai) et Zico, au football samba, et la France et son milieu de terrain magique (Platini, Giresse, Tigana, Genghini) à tel point qu'on les surnomme "les brésiliens de l'Europe", préfigurant leur brillante victoire lors de l'Euro 84. Mais ces deux équipes n'ont guère travaillés la rigueur défensive, contrairement à la Squadra Azzurra, et c'est en toute logique que les transalpins remportent le trophée bien que manquant de génie, mais avec beaucoup de solidarité et de sureté, le premier depuis 44 ans, grâce à leur catenaccio fonctionnant toujours à merveille, un milieu efficace, et une attaque opportuniste et réaliste, pour le plus grand plaisir du président Sandro Pertini, 85 ans, le premier socialiste à ce poste. Deux joueurs italiens sont particulièrement mis en évidence: le buteur Paolo Rossi, et le légendaire gardien-capitaine de 40 ans Dino Zoff.\n\net voila........par contre en 2082..........on verra ca dans 76 ans
304868
no because they are mentally insane.
635458
I thought we might get like the French, but i couldn't believe it. I have never seen people in America throw stones at our police. I think they watch to much news. It was unreal.
1111380
Non, il ya deux jours, on se demandait juste si l'équipe de France ne jouait pas mieux sans Zidane, et avec deux attaquants axiaux. Et ce n'est pas lache, c'était diffusé partout, mais c'était bizarre comme débat en effet. Mais personne n'est irremplacable, y compris Zidane
953578
On parle effectivement d'un retour possible,sous forme de pret, du grand Gabriel Heinze! C'est des joueurs de cette trempe dt le PSG a besoin. Rappeler vous en 2003-2004 qd nous avions des guerriers comme gabi Heinze, juampi Sorin ou encore Déhu, nous avions fait une excellente saison ( 2ème du champ + victoire en coupe de France). L'erreur a été de casser la colonne vertebrale de cette équipe en laissant partir ces trois pilliers. On voit le résultat depuis trois saisons: ca frole le pathétisme (mis à part la victoir en coupe de France l'an dernier)
1042399
Cette question n'est pas justifiée, pour gagner il faut y croire. On est tous derrière l'équipe de France pour le meilleur et pour le pire.\nAllez les bleus!!!!!
1183255
The French are one of the main countries that were helping arm Saddam and making illegal oil deals with him while he was under sanctions from the UN.I think you should find out what your own country has been up to before you comment on mine.
972768
The current Prime Minister of France is Dominique de Villepin (Dominique Marie François René Galouzeau de Villepin) having served in that capacity since 31 May 2005 following the resignation of Jean-Pierre Raffarin. The official residence of the Prime Minister is the Hôtel Matignon. \n\nHe was born on 14 November 1953 in Rabat, Morocco. He is the son of Yvonne Hétier, a senior administrative court counsel, and of Xavier de Villepin, senator (Union Centriste group) representing French citizens residing outside of France since 1986. He obtained Bachelor’s degree in literature at the Ecole Nationale d’Administration (January 1978-May 1980, the “Voltaire” graduating class) and law Degree from the Institute for Political Studies. \n\n>>His career:\n Appointed and certified as foreign affairs secretary, 1 June 1980. \n\nMinistry for Foreign Affairs (African and Malagasy Affairs), 1980-81; African and Malagasy Affairs and Centre for Analysis and Forecasting, 1981-84. \n\nMay 1984-July 1987: Leaves for Washington, where he serves as first secretary of the French Embassy to the United States. At the time of Irangate and the arms-for-hostages scandal, he is the officer responsible for problems in the Middle East. \n\n1987-89: He becomes director of the press and information unit of the French Embassy to the United States. \n\nSecond councillor of the French Embassy in New Delhi, 1989-90; first councillor in the same posting, 1990-92. \n\nMinistry for Foreign Affairs (African and Malagasy Affairs), assistant director, 1992-93. \n\nMinistry for Foreign Affairs: principal private secretary to the Minister, 1993-95. \n\nJanuary 1996-May 1999: Succeeds René Souchon as chairman of the Board of Governors of the National Forestry Office (Office national des forêts - ONF). \n\nSecretary-General of the Presidency of the Republic, May 1995-May 2002. \n\n>>Ministerial posts:\nMinister for Foreign Affairs, Cooperation and the French-speaking Countries, May 2002 to March 2004. \n\nAppointed Minister for the Interior, Internal Security and Local Freedoms in March 2004. \n\nAs the Prime Minister of France (Premier ministre de la France), he is the functional head of the Cabinet of France. The Prime Minister is the only authority vested with the power to issue primary regulation through decrees (décrets); that is, measures of a general character, either issued in support of statutes, or issued autonomously, depending on the area. Decrees and decisions of the Prime Minister, are subject to the oversight of the administrative court system.  Because the Prime Minister is ultimately responsible for governmental policy, he is generally blamed for the government's failings. As a consequence, the popularity of a prime minister may start high, then plummet, depending on circumstances.\n\nThe Prime Minister is named by the President of the Republic. President and a prime minister have different political leanings which yields a situation known as cohabitation, where the executive is headed by a president and a prime minister of different opinion.\n\nThis career diplomat is married to Marie-Laure Le Guay, and they have three teenaged children, Marie, Arthur and Victoire de Villepin. He has written poetry, a book about poetry, and several historical and political essays. \n\nIt has speculated that Villepin will run for presidency post in the 2007 Presidential election when the current President Chirac retires.☺
1183083
je suis pour à 100%.\nles ballons sont conçus de telle manière que leur vitesse est largement supérieure à par rapport il y a quelques années.\nLes arbitres ne peuvent plus suivre.\nEt puis si on y était déjà, au moins on aurait validé le but de la France hier soir contre la corée
209526
The French have real problem of Unemployment of their youth .. not only muslimss but also christians youth>> their minister of the interior is most racist .. most of the trouble caused by his racist remarks.
989137
NO!\nHe was crazy and so were his followers. All they had was hate for people and that is just wrong.
469148
He probably won't use a nuclear bomb - but yes he is crazy!
810884
no not really hes just crazy