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Monday, August 22, 2005

I'M BAAAACCCKKK/ME REVOILAAAAAA

Ahh, this five month vacation from blogging has refreshed me. I am therefore back with more to titillate your sleepy brains slowly withering away in the summer heat....

First of all, let's take a look at our subject matter: frogland. The little frenchies are pessimistic about tomorrow says their main media outlet. Check this out: http://news.tf1.fr/news/economie/0,,3238479,00.html

The french have it so "good", with their three months vacations, free healthcare (or is it free?), free education, etc. that they can't seem to see what really matters in this world and what the real causes of their anguish are.

The stunted french [they don't deserve a capital letter in my book] society has reached the summit of ridicule. 38% of the french [small f] feel more pessimistic about their own futures and that of their little tadpoles according to a 2004 (just published) french Department of Labor study. The study goes on to specify that the most worried segment of society are the 'working' adults, which means the 24-64 olds. Those who actually have to-sort of-make a living.

What a surprise! The college kids and the retired are not as worried about the future as working adults! You do indeed need a multi-million dollar government study to figure that out! Long live the french bureaucrat! (Which is a synonym of what went wrong with the evolution theory...)

The study states that 41% of our little froggie geniuses think that poverty and joblessness are caused by...you guessed it! BUSINESSES!!!! What circus do these guys live in? Businesses let people go, therefore businesses cause unemployment and poverty... I swear, we should get rid of that Alan Greenspan character and let these championship clowns run our economy... Their reasoning is akin to saying: "people in hospitals are sick and die, therefore hospitals make you sick and kill people". While this may occasionally be true, it should not reflect the reasoning skills of 41% of the members of the society ofluminaries that france [still no capital f] purports itself to be.

The truth is that taxes are too high, government regulations are too pervasive and suffocating, corruption is rampant in the highest spheres of government, interest rates are too high, taxes on businesses, including the ridiculously high contributions businesses have to make to the government health system stifle business and job creations, labor unions only represent themselves and oppose any constructive and practical solutions to production and labor problems and advance an antiquated marxist model... the list goes on and on...But Shoosh! don't you dare saying that in the froggie media lest risking something that would make "Mississippi Burning" look like an innocent day in the countryside. What else would you expect from people who spat, yes actually SPAT on Lance Armstrong as he was racing by during the last tour de france?

The European Community dream is also wearing thin, the number of froggies, seeing the European Community as a solution to the bankrupcy of their government services dropped by 10% between 2002 and 2004. Are some froggies eating their fish and starting to think?

Definitely, the only ray of ligth in the froggie's dreary life is the intense barrage of anti-americanism they are fed day-in and day-out in their media. Their hopes are brought up thinking that America is sinking in poverty, crime and despair, eventhough the latest available polls show Americans to be much more optimistic than the froggies. See: http://www.harrisinteractive.com/harris_poll/index.asp?PID=585

That's All Folks! As you see, little has changed after taking the pulse of frogland five months later.

I'll be back with more brain drano soon.

Su servidor,
Elvatoloko

3 Comments:

At 2:43 PM, Blogger corbusier said...

Funny and informative post. As a dual citizen (French and American), I can totally understand your point of view. The French seem to think that successful businessmen are always suspect. Heck, even my father, a Frenchman who has lived the past twenty years in the U.S. can't get over the fact that some very rich people actually earned their wealth, rather than steal it. Still, he's grateful for America, and the freedom he's been given to live life the way he pleases. It's quite telling that of his 7 children, 6 live in Texas and only one lives abroad (and not in France). We have the choice to go back to France, but we're better off here. My father constantly tries to convince his niece and nephewst to start a new life the States. If only they'd listen to you...

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At 9:49 PM, Blogger elvatoloko said...

Et oui, ca recommence, le petit roquet francais "JC" reviens sous un pseudonyme....

Mon blog t'agace vraiement...J'adore..

Non, je ne suis pas alle me faire soigne en France. Vous soignez deja la moitie de l'Afrique avec votre secu, que tous les chomeurs, intermitents du spectacle, RMIstes etudiants et autres sangsues ne paient pas. T'as pas lu l'article sur le gabonais (?) qui allait voir de 3 a cinq toubibs par jour pour se faire prescrire des pillulles qu'il revendait ensuite? Aux frais de qui? De toi pauvre idiot...

Mort de rire!

ELVATOLOKO

 
At 9:28 PM, Blogger elvatoloko said...

Bon, t'est pas JC, ca va...C'est du pareil au meme. On s'y tromperai tant le style est similaire et les commentaires de la meme veine. Les ataques personnelles et se rejouir des catastrophes naturelle vous identifie a tous les deux. La france est bien lotie avec des lumieres comme vous...A moi ce qui me plait c'est que tu retournes sur mon blog et continue a lire...Comme disent les artistes: "Tant qu'on parle de moi..."

 

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