Chaplain Yorktown will tell you about how the free France will conquer islamism, americanism and chinism...

FrogKillr wrote:

Chaplain Yorktown will tell you about how the free France will conquer islamism, americanism and chinism...

I hate to break the news to you, but the war with the ragheads isn't going so well. Eject...or better yet, KILL...the fucking vermin in France and we'll discuss your odds of beating the US and Gookland,

Thank you very much. But we're at work.

FrogKillr wrote:

Thank you very much. But we're at work.

OK, keep up the good work. But you really need to get around to killing the ones INSIDE France.

Report: IDF strikes exposed spy site in Lebanon

IAF planes bomb Israeli espionage facility that was exposed by Hezbollah in s. Lebanon, website associated with the group reports

Roee Nahmias
Published: 12.02.11, 18:03 / Israel News


Two people were injured after an explosion was heard between the southern Lebanon towns of Srifa and Deir Kifa Friday – a blast that may have been caused by an IDF drone, the Lebanese newspaper The Daily Star reported.



A website associated with Hezbollah said that the IDF bombed an Israeli espionage facility that was exposed by the terror group. According to the report, IAF combat planes launched a strike on the equipment after it was discovered.



Residents told The Daily Star that an Israeli reconnaissance plane was heard flying over south Lebanon prior to the blast. The newspaper cited security sources as saying that the explosion may have taken place near a Hezbollah arms depot.



The IDF has yet to comment on the reports.



Last week, Lebanese media outlets said that a massive explosion rocked a Hezbollah stronghold near the town of Siddiqin in southern Lebanon. The blast was estimated to have occurred at a secret Hezbollah arms cache. The organization closed the area off to local security forces.



On Monday night two Katyusha rockets were fired from Lebanon at the western Galilee. No one was injured, but damaged was caused to property.

AltesEuropa wrote:



And here it comes again, my favorite Fuck France March, played on location about every two generations (1815, 1871, 1940... OMG, getting time again...)

AltesEuropa wrote:

Must be kind of depressing, having to go two centuries back in history to celebrate a resounding victory over some other powers that were punching at least in the same weight class.

And it doesn't get better when one thinks how that whole thing turned out...

And here it comes again, my favorite Fuck France March, played on location about every two generations (1815, 1871, 1940... OMG, getting time again...)

Trafalgar wrote:

AltesEuropa wrote:



And here it comes again, my favorite Fuck France March, played on location about every two generations (1815, 1871, 1940... OMG, getting time again...)

You 'forgot' 1914.

WilyB wrote:

The French should have brushed aside the Allies fears and marched right into Berlin in 1918.

Fucking Krauts would have known once and for all who won the war to end all wars.

Russians sure did not make the same huge mistake in 1945 and rid the world of the boche once and for all: they are now like little pussies.



PS: Salut Altes, ca va pour toi?

AltesEuropa wrote:

Trafalgar wrote:

AltesEuropa wrote:



And here it comes again, my favorite Fuck France March, played on location about every two generations (1815, 1871, 1940... OMG, getting time again...)

You 'forgot' 1914.

Suburbs don't count. The march has to be played on the Champs-Élysées. Would have violated the two generations rule anyway. This was just to scare the French and test some new trench digging techniques. Worked out fine. Northern France was full of excellent German trenches afterwards.

malbarre wrote:

AltesEuropa wrote:

Trafalgar wrote:

AltesEuropa wrote:



And here it comes again, my favorite Fuck France March, played on location about every two generations (1815, 1871, 1940... OMG, getting time again...)

You 'forgot' 1914.

Suburbs don't count. The march has to be played on the Champs-Élysées. Would have violated the two generations rule anyway. This was just to scare the French and test some new trench digging techniques. Worked out fine. Northern France was full of excellent German trenches afterwards.

By the way, French should thank the German. After their defeat in 1870, they chose the democracy. After their defeat in 1918, German chose to be nazis

More seriously. There is a French stupidity. But it appears that German stupidity is not so bad too. The game that the German are playing, even actually against the western interests, including the USA, by refusing custom retorsions against Chinese who are playing a true economic war against us, is a very dangerous one.[/qm]

I must confess I am not exactly with you on this one. What's that story about?

German are unable to assume their economic and political leadership. They only see their navel. They're selfish, self-righteous and shortsighted. And they'll pay the price once again.

I know you're an enlightened boy. You know I'm right. I know you're agree with me.

I have to tell you I am getting a sinking feeling about this one, absolutely. I hope you won't be right but if all should fall into pieces, I am afraid I won't take too long to understand what a terrible failure in leadership our leaders put on display. It'sdefinitely toolate in the gameto holdlectures about the merits of low inflation, fiscal disciplineand independent central banks when the house has started to burn down already...

It's really odd, you know? There is still a pervasive feeling of "crisis? what crisis?" in Germany. Where is the German Angst when you need it, LOL

Even the infamously picky German consumers really do consume as if there was no tomorrow. Manufacturing is generally doing exceedingly well, unemployment is still going down ... and those pesky "Club Med" baddies are hell-bent on burning up more of our hard-earned money. Let them learn how to do honest Arbeit first...

I have a bad feeling about this... However, internal criticism in Germany of Merkel's inaction is rising dramatically now. My bet is she will agree to Euro-Bonds finally. But what doesn't make my sinking feeling go away - she does these things always when it's already too late to get out of the mess relatively cheaply ...

GhostDivision wrote:

"I have been much perturbed by reports indicating that resources of France are being placed at the disposal of Germany in a measure beyond that positively required by the terms of the armistice agreement. I have reason to believe that aside from the selfish interests of individuals there is unrequired governmental cooperation with Germany motivated by a belief in the inevitableness of a German victory and ultimate benefit to France."- President Roosevelt to the Appointed Ambassador to France (Admiral Leahy), 20 December 1940

malbarré: Today, you all, French people are Grognards

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Le 7 octobre 1914, après sept jours et sept nuits de combats et de bombardements ininterrompus autour de Beuvraignes (Somme), Marius Chapelant, un engagé volontaire, mitrailleur, promu au feu est capturé avec une poignée de survivants.

Blessé à une jambe, il réussit cependant à s’échapper et à regagner les lignes françaises deux jours plus tard, dans un état d’épuisement facile à imaginer.

Pourtant, le lieutenant-colonel Didier, son chef de corps, le fit traduire devant un « conseil de guerre spécial » qui le condamne à mort pour « capitulation en rase campagne ».

Le 10 octobre 1914, Chapelant est fusillé dans la cour du château des Loges, attaché à son brancard dressé contre un pommier.

AltesEuropa wrote:



As far as I can see 1870 in France and 1918/1919 in Germany have some interesting similarities (For, as you know, 1933 doesn't follow after 1818. Quite some stuff happened inbetween and France played a very detrimental role in this). There were revolutions in both countries and the revolutionaries were finally shot to smithereens by the more centrist powers. Both countries also had their revanchism afterwards.

bestinUS wrote:

malbarré: Today, you all, French people are Grognards

Malbarré, tu n'as rien d'un grognard.... Tu n'es qu'un tocard capitulard qui sert de clébard aux khazars et aux batards du betar.



..... en plus d'être un gros connard de salopard qui ose traiter de fils de pute Marius Chapelant, poilu de 14 18 qu'on fusilla sur un brancard.

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Le 7 octobre 1914, après sept jours et sept nuits de combats et de bombardements ininterrompus autour de Beuvraignes (Somme), Marius Chapelant, un engagé volontaire, mitrailleur, promu au feu est capturé avec une poignée de survivants.

Blessé à une jambe, il réussit cependant à s’échapper et à regagner les lignes françaises deux jours plus tard, dans un état d’épuisement facile à imaginer.

Pourtant, le lieutenant-colonel Didier, son chef de corps, le fit traduire devant un « conseil de guerre spécial » qui le condamne à mort pour « capitulation en rase campagne ».

Le 10 octobre 1914, Chapelant est fusillé dans la cour du château des Loges, attaché à son brancard dressé contre un pommier.

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Wily: The French should have brushed aside the Allies fears and marched right into Berlin in 1918.

bestinUS wrote:



C'était d'ailleurs la solution préconisée en premier lieu par Pétain.... On dit meme que le grand homme serait tombé en sanglots le jour où Foch et Clémenceau lui refuserent la réalisation de ce projet.



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bestinUS wrote:

Parachever la guerre et pousser nos armées jusqu’à Berlin en imposant la solution Française...