C'est non pour l'europe, et les etres etrangeres!
Taking a break from the theme of Modernity, I'm writing to-day in regards to France's thoughtful gift in honour of my birth-day. Though their reasons for doing so certainly weren't correct, they have nonetheless rejected the odious EU Constitution. As of this writing, it was not quite 55% "non" to 45% "oui".
Of course, Jacques "L'escroc" Chirac's government is happily backstabbing one another as French governments are wont to. It seems Jacques is going to re-shuffle his cabinet.
Of course, despite the fact that the Constitutional Treaty must be ratified by all twenty EU members to become law, Eurocrats have decided to proceed as if nothing has happened. Mark Steyn quoted in his latest column that EU Council President Juncker has decided that the failure of the French to adopt the treaty won't put an end to the process. He said that "If at the end of the ratification process, we do not manage to solve the problems, the countries that would have said No, would have to ask themselves the question again"
Certainly it's not precisely legal, but who cares? When you are the law (and reject any silly notions of natural law) you do as you please.
I also see that the Anti-Syrian Opposition has won the latest election in Lebanon. It's a good sign for democratic politics in the region.
To end on a less earthly note, a man calling himself Prophet Yahweh claims to possess the singularly unique ability to summon UFOs at will. Where does he live? Las Vegas, of course!
Anyway, our intrepid prophet was asked by a local Vegas TV station to demonstrate his special ability on film. He agreed. After saying his special incantation ("...please send a sighting so that they know that I am not mentally ill..."), a strange orange sphere appeared over Lake Mead and moved around in the sky. It maneuvered for a bit, and then disappeared. He's promised that next week, this will occur with increasing regularity. One manned ship will eventually hover directly over Vegas sometime before July. This marks a first in the annals of UFOlogy- someone who delivered on a prediction. Only Criswell himself has achieved this feat with his famous 87% accuracy rating.
Will Prophet Yahweh deliver on his fantastic promises? Stay tuned and find out!
Here's the original news footage from the Vegas TV station in Windows MediaPlayer format.
Of course, Jacques "L'escroc" Chirac's government is happily backstabbing one another as French governments are wont to. It seems Jacques is going to re-shuffle his cabinet.
Of course, despite the fact that the Constitutional Treaty must be ratified by all twenty EU members to become law, Eurocrats have decided to proceed as if nothing has happened. Mark Steyn quoted in his latest column that EU Council President Juncker has decided that the failure of the French to adopt the treaty won't put an end to the process. He said that "If at the end of the ratification process, we do not manage to solve the problems, the countries that would have said No, would have to ask themselves the question again"
Certainly it's not precisely legal, but who cares? When you are the law (and reject any silly notions of natural law) you do as you please.
I also see that the Anti-Syrian Opposition has won the latest election in Lebanon. It's a good sign for democratic politics in the region.
To end on a less earthly note, a man calling himself Prophet Yahweh claims to possess the singularly unique ability to summon UFOs at will. Where does he live? Las Vegas, of course!
Anyway, our intrepid prophet was asked by a local Vegas TV station to demonstrate his special ability on film. He agreed. After saying his special incantation ("...please send a sighting so that they know that I am not mentally ill..."), a strange orange sphere appeared over Lake Mead and moved around in the sky. It maneuvered for a bit, and then disappeared. He's promised that next week, this will occur with increasing regularity. One manned ship will eventually hover directly over Vegas sometime before July. This marks a first in the annals of UFOlogy- someone who delivered on a prediction. Only Criswell himself has achieved this feat with his famous 87% accuracy rating.
Will Prophet Yahweh deliver on his fantastic promises? Stay tuned and find out!
Here's the original news footage from the Vegas TV station in Windows MediaPlayer format.
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