Saturday, August 29, 2009

A Paper Version of the French Petition Against the Burka

I just received the following email from Riposte Laïque:

Dear friends,

A paper version of the on-line action launched by Riposte Laïque against the burka is available for you to participate at the following pages:


By helping us you will contribute to finding solutions to stop burkas, solutions that you will be able to use later in your own country.


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1 comment:

hank_F_M said...

Baron

When I lived in France, if one did not know French or have dictionary, one would be inclined to think that Defense de Fumer meant “designated smoking area“.

This was explained to me that, of course smoking is horrible and we need to have a law making the Grand Statement that it should be restricted, but it would be bad taste to actually enforce it. A lot of French laws seemed to be like that.

Is this to be another Grand Statement or are they really going to enforce it?

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