Unless you're french it's really none of your business.
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Unless you're french it's really none of your business.
I hold French and American dual citizenship.
See, where do you spend the most time?
49ersfootball
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Holy Shit! This escalated quickly.
Tweet from French President Emmanuel Macron
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To add onto that.
Here is what the French president said about the US.
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www.reuters.com
www.politico.eu
Here is what the French president said about the US.
Macron: Europe should not follow US or Chinese policy over Taiwan
Macron said Europe should build its position as a third pole between China and the United States.
www.reuters.com
Europe must resist pressure to become ‘America’s followers,’ says Macron
The ‘great risk’ Europe faces is getting ‘caught up in crises that are not ours,’ French president says in interview.
www.politico.eu
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To add onto that.
Here is what the French president said about the US.
Macron: Europe should not follow US or Chinese policy over Taiwan
Macron said Europe should build its position as a third pole between China and the United States.Europe must resist pressure to become ‘America’s followers,’ says Macron
The ‘great risk’ Europe faces is getting ‘caught up in crises that are not ours,’ French president says in interview.
Ha! As if there’s much of a Europe with any real European culture left after he and the other traitors allowed half of the third world to move in and run rampart.
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To add onto that.
Here is what the French president said about the US.
Macron: Europe should not follow US or Chinese policy over Taiwan
Macron said Europe should build its position as a third pole between China and the United States.Europe must resist pressure to become ‘America’s followers,’ says Macron
The ‘great risk’ Europe faces is getting ‘caught up in crises that are not ours,’ French president says in interview.
This has been Frances stance since the cold war, they tried to get a non allined movement under their direction going to make themselves leader of a third political pole (this didn't work that well) They tried to unify europe into a cohesive whole with themselves on top to make themselves a great power again (This got hijacked by germany who now really calls the shots)
France has basically been trying to make themselves the hedgemon of europe since the medival era and has consistently failed at said task for centuries, and has tried to make themselves a great power for just as long with better success, however their era in the spot light functionally ended with the great wars.
Their a middling power these days and that drives them up the walls.
Macron is supporting BlackRock.I get it.And suddenly, everything snapped into perfect clarity for me:
Macron is also supporting China against USA.
SO,MACRON IS SUPPORTING BOTH CHINA AND BLACKROCK.
Which mean - BlackRock is China ally.Nice to knew.USA arleady lost coming war.
QED.
P.S Happy Easter !
49ersfootball
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Macron can KISS my EXPLETIVE. Dude is doing this because of his political problems back home (COUGH-COUGH: Mass protests, etc.,)
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49ersfootball
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TRIGGER WARNING: French President Emmanuel Macron flexing his inner Duterte with the French verison of the Independent Foreign Policy by kissing up to PRC's ASS!
Ran across this thread in Twitter. This Translator is apparently stating Politico is being cheeky in its translations and that Macron wasn't acting nearly as cucked as reported.
Interesting read, however a look at Garland's background make me wonder how much of his interpretation is his own political leanings bleeding through.
They seem like both are on the same side politically, however Garland's comments about Israel make me wonder how far to the Left this guy is compared to Politico's people.
I'd like a translation of the article from someone equally proficient in French, but not with the same mindset, before I decide whether the Politico article, or this guy, are more on the money.
@Arlos We have a Frenchman here
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France has a history of flexing their Independent Foreign Policy shtick since the end of World War II in 1945; this mess started with de Gaulle.
De Gaulle was a mixed bag.
Over here in the UK, he's seen as a bit of a twat, even if he did do what he did for France's (the War, I mean) benefit.
He did pull France through during and (after a few, er, hiccoughs from other politicians) after the War, though.
France always puts France first, which makes dealing with them as an ally kind of a pain in the ass at times.