I guess it just goes to show that fas­cists don’t always trust each other, do they? Nice post, Dave. :)

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I’ve stopped hunt­ing for the good guys here. Racist ele­ments in Turkey prob­a­bly see EU mem­ber­ship as an obsta­cle in the pur­suit of a Tur­kic speak­ing empire. They are not up to the patient eth­nic pars­ing and finan­cial takeovers that Ger­many prefers. Nato airstrikes are quicker. Turkophiles have their eyes on north­ern Syria and north­ern Iran and points east. An emerg­ing but prob­a­bly unim­por­tant enemy-of-my-enemy alliance is that of Greece and Iran. Mean­while, the peo­ple of the region get to choose between left and right ver­sions of fas­cism. Assad, like Nixon, has to go — he’s a fas­cist but still not hard right enough. He spends too much on bread sub­si­dies that could be bet­ter spent else­where on gold bath­room fixtures.

@Dwight: I don’t see any good guys, either. In fact, if you want my opin­ion, all 3 of these of these coun­tries have gov­ern­ments who are really just sides on the same rot­ten dice.

Allow me Dave, please, to pon­tif­i­cate a lit­tle bit. It is true that a pic­ture is worth a thou­sand words. While surf­ing on the web, I stum­bled upon some pic­tures from the Saint­sa­tions, the New Orleans Saints Cheerleaders.

In a nut­shell, one has to remem­ber that the French pres­ence in Louisiana is due to the depor­ta­tion of French colonists liv­ing in what is called today Nova Scot­tia, Canada, when the French Crown aban­doned North Amer­ica to the British.

What is absolutely strik­ing about the­ses cheer­lead­ers is that they wear...a golden lily on their chest! Sym­bol­i­cally, it’s incred­i­ble. The fleur-de-lis is not new on the Saints’ jer­sey appar­ently but to see it like that, on these beau­ti­ful women, hit me like a train. God that it would make me a great army! It is for these women that we have to con­tinue the fight to pro­tect and defend our civ­i­liza­tion. Only free­dom allow women to become so beau­ti­ful, not reli­gion, total­i­tar­i­an­ism or authoritarianism.

My blog is never men­tioned any­where nor is my name but I have the impres­sion some­times that I have an impact. It made my day any­way and I hope you will enjoy it too.

http://saintsations.net/main/meet_the_team.php?page=meet_the_team