Vive' la France?

Greg Reimer 7376 · 01-12-2015, 10:05 AM

Not too sure that I would ever be saying this, but France really stepped up and set the example. Seems they had enough of the good tolerant loving terrorist sects among them, and after one outrage and another, they stepped up and took care of business in a real effective fashion.The result was not more terrorism,but music and dancing in the streets of Paris while carrying signs that read"I'm not afraid!" This could have been their 9-11, and they are fed up with the progressive attitude of letting outside influences take over to the country's detriment. Out extreme condolences over their loss, after all, that magazine looked to be pretty funny( remember National Lampoon while you were in college?),but there is no excuse for people to lose their lives over it. All I can say is,"Keep up the good work!!". Remember,freedom isn't really free, but it's worth fighting for.

01-12-2015, 10:05 AM	#1
Greg Reimer 7376 VIP Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Glendora,Calif. Posts: 1,135 Likes: 172 Liked 704 Times in 218 Posts	Vive' la France? Not too sure that I would ever be saying this, but France really stepped up and set the example. Seems they had enough of the good tolerant loving terrorist sects among them, and after one outrage and another, they stepped up and took care of business in a real effective fashion.The result was not more terrorism,but music and dancing in the streets of Paris while carrying signs that read"I'm not afraid!" This could have been their 9-11, and they are fed up with the progressive attitude of letting outside influences take over to the country's detriment. Out extreme condolences over their loss, after all, that magazine looked to be pretty funny( remember National Lampoon while you were in college?),but there is no excuse for people to lose their lives over it. All I can say is,"Keep up the good work!!". Remember,freedom isn't really free, but it's worth fighting for.