Re: Non, elle ne regrette rien--Jane Fonda

Je ne vois pas trop ce qu'elle aurait à regretter.

Ni pour être intelligente, ni pour avoir la classe, ni pour être opposée au
bombardement des innocentes populations du Viet Nam ou de l'Irak.

A moins que certains ne lui en veuillent pour si bien parler la langue du
Diable ... Oooops "le Français".

D'ailleurs ils est amusant de voir combien de ces Neo-Cons étaient dans les
années 70 de turbulents opposants à la guerre.

Ils ont généralement retourné leur veste comme le prouvent des gens tels que
Norm Coleman et autres républicains notoires, corrompus par le pouvoir et
l'argent.

Elle au moins est restée fidèle à elle même.






<c.dupont16@xxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:
1128934364.633759.260250@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Dear Jane
>
> What was clear from your debacle on french tv last night is that you
> are sorry for nothing, except maybe that you got caught in a photo that
> put you in a bad light.
>
> If you are ever interested in really apologizing for your inexcusable
> stupidity, here. Let me help. You might say, for example,
>
> "I had my head in my ass in 1968. That is why I didn't notice that
> Soviet money and arms were being poured into North Vietnam-North
> Vietnam, which had always wanted to control the south-and that is why
> I was willing to go to the enemy. I gave them fuel to torture and kill
> American prisoners of war fighting to preserve MY freedom of speech.
>
> "That is why after the US won the Vietnamese conflict that my friend
> Ben Bradlee & Co were able to drive Nixon out of office and
> subsequently the US out of southeast Asia. I recognise with genuine and
> tearful remorse a bloodbath the likes of which was never seen on earth
> took place at the hand of the communists. Vietnamese, to whom armed
> conflict was nothing new, left their homeland on boats to be prey to
> pirates, raped, starved, murdered. Pol Pot intentionally killed huge
> numbers of Cambodians, and with the USSR behind the Vietnamese and the
> Chinese behind the Cambodians, battles continued where there would have
> been a real peace if it hadn't been for assholes like me.
>
> "Today, I recognise that I was a communist sympathiser, that Soviet
> expansion I supported actively was maintained by a huge gulag of slave
> labor, and that the US for all its faults does not wilfully decimate
> human rights and lives the way for example North Korea is doing right
> now. I am so sorry I did not appreciate my country because of my
> vanity, pride, and fatal chic.
>
> "I have lived in the lap of luxury all my life. It is obscene that I
> made so much money when people who were actually working didn't even
> make a fraction of what I made. So I criticise the 'rich' with the hope
> of soothing my own guilt. Of course if I were able to actually do
> something positive for others maybe I could stop accusing Republicans
> (among whom I know none, personally).
>
> "But my greatest crime was making films with Roger Vadim who was a
> particularly slimy fellow and whose films were in even more horrifying
> taste than were my political views, false and absurd."
>
> Thanks for your consideration, Jane, and good luck. Among the humans
> that can look forward to 72 more go-arounds on the earthly plane you
> have got to be one of the big candidates. Osama will be green with
> envy.
>
> Sincerely
> Claudine Dupont
>
>
>
>
> "God is the heart of a heartless world."--Karl Marx
> If you agree with Karl you'll do as much good as he did.
>


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