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Rock n' Roll Doggie
Join Date: May 2004
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I'm glad the nurses and the doctor are free. But I wonder what Sarkozy's role and especially his wife's really were in this issue. To me, it was more a mission for the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bernard Kouchner. I just hope it's not a way to enhance the personality of Mrs Sarkozy. Plus, Sarkozy, when elected president, claimed that this issue was to be his priority... it was in May, 2 months ago. Wasn't it extremely quick to solve an issue like this one which lasted for 8 years? ![]() Anyway, good news! |
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love, blood, life Join Date: Jan 2004
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That's great news for the nurses, the doctor and their family and friends. I had just heard their death sentences had been lifted and was relieved at that. They must be very happy and relieved.
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ALL ACCESS Join Date: Jul 2005
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The Geran Minister for Foreign Affairs, Steinbrück, has negotiated secretly with Libya for several months. The Romanian government did so openly for years.
I'm sure many other countries did so secretly and openly as well. I doubt that Sarkozy, and especially his wife, have achieved in just a few weeks what others have worked for for years. But it's great news that they are free again, nevertheless. |
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I've followed this story and am so happy they're free. Eight years in a Libyan prison...just horrific.
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Re: Bulgarian Nurses Freed... thank you Sarkozy?
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love, blood, life Join Date: Dec 2004
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Hopefully, Sarkovy's strong medicine will succeed in making France great again.
France is quite rightly and justifiably sceptical of Anglo-Americanism and globalism, however France has also gone down the road of statism too much and I hope that Sarkovy is the man to fix it. |
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That's great for the nurses.
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French cooperation with Arab states and nuclear technology wasn't a problem before, I don't see how it could be an issue in the future. |
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