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author, Jim Wrenn.
Jacques
Chirac meets Yasser Arafat but snubs Iraqi Interim Prime Minister Allawi-- Chirac's Traps for the
Stance of France against America.
Jacques Chirac proves yet again his Vichy-French instincts. On
Thursday (Nov. 4, 2004), Chirac was willing to make time to fit into his schedule a visit to Yasser
Arafat's bedside [source],
yet on Friday (Nov. 5, 2004) he was unwilling to merely remain at a European Union (EU) summit in
Brussels for a scheduled luncheon meeting between 25 EU leaders and Iraqi Interim Prime Minister
Iyad Allawi-- instead, he left the meeting early to travel to the United Arab Emirates to "pay
his respects to the new president of the United Arab Emirates, who took over following the death of
his father on Tuesday [Nov. 2, 2004]." [Source
A; Source
B] Perhaps he had an urgent need to redeem some oil vouchers before their
becoming invalidated whenever (if ever) the United Nations finally gets around to
revealing the truth about the pre-Operation-Iraqi-Freedom Oil for Food welfare system for his
political confidantes.
PoliSat.Com's high-tech, remote-sensing equipment has intercepted electronic transmissions
containing the audio and video signals for a speech by Jacques Chirac to be broadcast to the world
to explain his "Principled Stance" as the 21st Century de Gaulle in opposing American
hegemony by rejecting requests from the interim Iraqi government for France to contribute
economically, politically and militarily to the efforts of reformers in Iraq efforts to establish a
democracy respecting human rights. PoliSat.Com's highly unreliable sources inside Chirac's
inner-circle indicate that he envisions a stance for France in traps against American
hegemony. Here's the transcript of Chirac's soon-to-be-released speech explaining his
"Principled Stance Against American Hegemony," a doctrine he expects to become popularly
known as "Chirac's Traps":
It's
I, Jacques Chirac, head of France,
committed to do all I can
on keeping my schedule
or changing my schedule
to further my principled stance. On
learning that Yasser, my chum,
for treatment by doctors had come
to Paris, I changed
my plans to arrange
to meet with, and comfort, my chum.
The
next day at meetings in Brussels
I flexed my political muscles
by skipping the meeting
at which Iraq pleaded
for France to contribute some muscle. We're
smarter than Dubya, who's itchy
for planting democracy's niches
so Mid-Eastern hate
t'ward Jews can abate--
So-what if, again, we are Vichy?
When
help from the French Iraq seeks,
my "no" I've expressed with great pique.
This principled stance
saves face for my France--
obscuring the fact we're so weak. Our
stance here in France features traps
for Bush called "diplomacy flaps"
obscuring the signs
of France's decline--
A doctrine I'm naming "Chirac's Traps."
Here's
the text reformatted for clarity:
Jacques
Chirac's Traps for the Stance of France against American "Hegemony":
It's
I, Jacques Chirac, head of France,
committed to do all I can
on keeping my schedule
or changing my schedule
to further my principled stance.
On
learning that Yasser, my chum,
for treatment by doctors had come
to Paris, I changed
my plans to arrange
to meet with, and comfort, my chum.
The
next day at meetings in Brussels
I flexed my political muscles
by skipping the meeting
at which Iraq pleaded
for France to contribute some muscle.
We're
smarter than Dubya, who's itchy
for planting democracy's niches
so Mid-Eastern hate
t'ward Jews can abate--
So-what if, again, we are Vichy?
When
help from the French Iraq seeks,
my "no" I've expressed with great pique.
This principled stance
saves face for my France--
obscuring the fact we're so weak.
Our
stance here in France features traps
for Bush called "diplomacy flaps"
obscuring the signs
of France's decline--
A doctrine I'm naming "Chirac's Traps."
However,
the transmission intercepted by PoliSat.Com seems to have been surreptitiously modified by
additional audio and video content appended as the final segment:
Excuse
me, I'm Bush, whom you'll not trap
in what you've described as "Chirac's Trap."
'Cause rather than me,
it's Frenchmen like thee
instead who've been captured in Jacques' Traps.
--Jim Wrenn, Editor at PoliSat.Com.
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