French Politics Thread

Matsufubu said:
Is that actually him, though? There's that photo of him gazing lustfully into the eyes of a shirtless African migrant,which I always thought looked very gay. Still, we've had a gay president of the USA married to Big Mike...now we have Macron married to Little Jean.
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Hard to tell if that was Macron or not. Wondering if it was AI-generated? :unsure:

Speaking of Macron...

He recently raised a lot of eyebrows over a "provocative embrace" with his sports minister. In France, French people are known for kissing on both cheeks as a way of greeting. However, in this case, people thought the "provocative embrace" between Macron and his sports minister was strange.

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nypost.com

French President Macron’s steamy embrace — and kiss — with sports minister at Olympics raises eyebrows: ‘Indecent’

“I find this photo indecent, it’s not worthy of a president and a minister,” a disapproving X user seethed.
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www.dailymail.co.uk

President Macron causes a stir with embrace with sport minister

Macron, 46, was captured sharing a close embrace with Amélie Oudéa-Castéra during the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics.
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Brewer said:
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I rather thought she was having some sort of fit or attack. Seriously though, a PhD in break dancing and dance culture?! This tweet/video could definitely be cross-posted in the Clown World thread...
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PhD in Cultural Studies from Macquarie University, Sydney NSW
Thesis: 'Deterritorializing gender in Sydney's breakdancing scene: a B-girl's experience of B-boying (2017)'
Oh, my sides...this $#*t practically writes itself :ROFLMAO:
 
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Today at champs elysee saw ppl taking pictures in front of the louis Vuitton shop. Why? When I was a kid and we had to walk this shitty avenue nobody took this stupid pictures.

There use to be a small department store with a bookshop. Now closed. Big stores killing everybody. Didnt see the cinema also.

A movement to bring back Kodak machines should be created. The world would be a better place. My wife knows either she is printing the pic or we are not taking any. My kids support my iniciative.

Only Chinese have shopping bags. Yellows like to be overpriced.

Tomorrow notre dame will make a special mass.

Been to saint sulpice today. Its massive.

Food continues to be incredible. To see french and not jungle go to rue de rennes area in Paris. Lot of old people. Because young left the city in august. My mother told me not to come because the city would be empty. That how I like it. Specially with children.

I have to open a french restaurant where I live because french food its another dimension. If anyone want a cheap traditional restaurant in Paris PM and i send you name and adress. Good cheap traditional french food not michellin shit. Or bouillon (even though ok). Owned by french couple and only french eat there. Very small.

One trick you can do to save money is order a garrafe of water for children(it works for adults also but you would rather drink wine)Its tap water which comes in a bottle and its free. You can ask as many as you want.

Tomorrow going to eat frogs. My mother says it tastes like chicken. I dont remember ever eating it. It will be fun for kids.

Olympic structures still everywhere. Games ended sunday. The leftist Mayor is so incompetent. How much time does this moron will take to move all structures.

France is like a beautiful garden but nobody is managing it. No housekeeper. Nothing. Cant wait to go to my beach though. This concrete jungles not for me anymore. If only i could comvince a friend of mine to open french restaurant there.
 
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Roving report from the last two days that I spent on my bike in the Ain/Jura région Of France.

Was overnight in a place called Oyonnax, fairly industrial town, absolute s hole. Large numbers of north African/arab Islam types around, women in the full Islamic clothing etc. The once formerly beautiful town centre had no restaurants bars or cafes to speak of, nor could we find anywhere to have dinner. A few ubiquitous kebab shops etc.

The following day we headed off into the countryside. The countryside of the Jura is well kept with some civic pride. Lots of the French rustic countryside charm you might expect.

Finished the day coming through Pontarlier on the way back into Switzerland. As soon as you get back into any kind of town or urban area, north Africans/Arabs everywhere again.

And here is the kicker. It's not just me noticing this. I was with my mate who is married to a black woman. He's from inner London so is used to seeing people from all over but even he said that France is full of North Africans these days.

My hairdresser was ranting on about it the other day too.

Normies are starting to notice. People are openly talking about it.
 
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