French President Nicolas Sarkozy wants French School children as young as ten years old to adopt dead child from the Holocaust©. Critics of course miss the mark in their outrage over this ludicrous proposition.
Sarkozy defends Holocaust proposal amid uproar
"The emotional burden can have negative consequences for a child who is developing," Gilles Moindrot, general secretary of the Snuipp-FSU trade union which represents most primary school teachers, said in a statement.
"One can not place on a child of 11 the responsibility for what happened back then."
The EMDH children's rights group said: "No educational project should be constructed on death."
But Sarkozy, speaking in Perigueux in central France, brushed off the uproar.
"It is ignorance that produces abominable situations. It is not knowledge," he said in a speech. "Let us make our children, children with open eyes who are not complacent."
"Believe me, you will not traumatize children by giving them the gift of the memory of a country ... Any psychologist will tell you: you have to tell a child the truth," he said.
Sarkozy Goes off the Deep End
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I guess you people don't know much about sarcozy. Everything you heard about him is true and then some. He is a bigger megalomaniac then bush. He truly believes in the grand myth about himself.
Some of you might remember the french "muslim" riots which catapulted him politically. Those weren't muslim riots at all. Disgruntled youth with no job option until one is at least 30 did this. That's for the white christian french! Imagine when you're an immigrant..chances of finding a job are slim at least. More riots had happened before but never 3 full day's. This time they just started just as violently the next day. Nobody could explain who did this because it was in their own neighbourhood and their own cars were burning. Ever heard of the term agent provocateurs? Sarcozy moved in to take advantage of these riots and blamed them on the muslims which is crazy. He won the elections by only a few %.
What I am trying to say is that it will get worse. Luckily the french aren't known for there patience with politicians. To bad the average french person is just as easily manipulated as anybody else.
Some of you might remember the french "muslim" riots which catapulted him politically. Those weren't muslim riots at all. Disgruntled youth with no job option until one is at least 30 did this. That's for the white christian french! Imagine when you're an immigrant..chances of finding a job are slim at least. More riots had happened before but never 3 full day's. This time they just started just as violently the next day. Nobody could explain who did this because it was in their own neighbourhood and their own cars were burning. Ever heard of the term agent provocateurs? Sarcozy moved in to take advantage of these riots and blamed them on the muslims which is crazy. He won the elections by only a few %.
What I am trying to say is that it will get worse. Luckily the french aren't known for there patience with politicians. To bad the average french person is just as easily manipulated as anybody else.
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You got that right-they are pissed at that douchbag! Here's some follow up on this story from the International Herald:FCKGW wrote: What I am trying to say is that it will get worse. Luckily the french aren't known for there patience with politicians. To bad the average french person is just as easily manipulated as anybody else.
Sarkozy is criticized for Holocaust memorial plan
"In Saudi Arabia last month, he infused his speech with more than a dozen references to God, who, he said, "liberates" man. He also declared last month that it was a mistake to delete the reference to "Europe's Christian roots" from the European Constitution."
In France, where religion is regarded as a private matter, Sarkozy vaunts his religious identity, referring publicly to his Jewish grandfather and wearing his Catholicity on his sleeve."
Sarkozy's Jewish roots
"France's new president, Nicolas Sarkozy, lost 57 members of his family to the Nazis and comes from a long line of Jewish and Zionist leaders and heroes, writes Raanan Elias.
IN an interview Nicolas Sarkozy gave in 2004, he expressed an extraordinary understanding of the plight of the Jewish people for a home: “Should I remind you the visceral attachment of every Jew to Israel, as a second mother homeland? There is nothing outrageous about it. Every Jew carries within him a fear passed down through generations, and he knows that if one day he will not feel safe in his country, there will always be a place that would welcome him. And this is Israel.”
