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In what is now a tradition, youths celebrate Bastille Day by torching more than 300 cars:
The police described the night as relatively calm without major incident.Yep, everything is relative.
posted by Anonymous at 7:43 PM |
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
In what is now a tradition, youths celebrate Bastille Day by torching more than 300 cars:
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1 Comments:
Poor old France is still paying the price for murdering the cream of their society in the not too distant past. The guilt that hangs around the corridors of its institutions is still palpable as they all strive to remind each other why they are all equal, fraternal and free. With 60% of their GDP lost to social welfare, an out of control immigration programme and all facets of their lives controlled by the State it will be a while before they become a guilt free nation.
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