In most cases, Small Nation nationals (Corsican, Basq, Breizh and others) that can't, or refuse to, speak french when controlled for ids by the Paris regime police are immediately jailed and violently harassed. The next step will be to define in legal terms the regime's police actions that can lead to legal suits. Big companies, directly linked to the regime, such as Carrefour, Bouygues, major Banks etc... use the same practices to force members of Small Nations to speak french ensuring that those who can't or refuse have a pretty rough time. Once again, it will be necessary to define in legal terms the joint action of large state-owned companies (total or partial) and the french state, in their combined actions in relation to armed Small Nations.

Right, need a website to collect cases. Who is going to look into international laws as these nationals can't escape, they have nowhere to go to, sometimes it sounds as though the regime refuses them access to travel documents.

What does US legislation say about that?

I'm afraid that there is no more Kristie, there is now Mrs Lu Stout!

I think, it's a girl....that's how I translated yesterday morning but well I'm 100% sure! Any idea on how to deal with one of the major characters of your show that goes from Sexy TV Icon to MUM. You have to show some respect man, plus there is a Dad... May be the end.

Note that they forced Small Nations to speak french because with it's easier to control these populations if they do not master the 'national' language. Language is power and the nationals of Small Nations who have difficulty speaking formal french are quickly portrayed as figures of fun with ridiculous ideas of their own importance, by the ruling french classes. It is relatively easy for french authorities to instill a sense of inferiority within the Small Nations which makes it difficult for them to transmit their own culture and show what they are capable of as a nation.

Hey I just missed one and corrected it, like my new syntax...........

Not me!!! Find out.

Just a bench of criminals may be worse than China can be today, but as long as it goes unseen, ashamed victims not used to ask for help, not their culture and the abuse, the spoliation can go on and on as it did for a quite a while now and goes on.

Get rid of the language of the crime on Small Nations.

Intrusive right? See how deep it gets in your mind, that's how they have you but you can fight it.