Sarko in full flow
Peter Hoskin 11:52amHere's a short clip of Nicolas Sarkozy's address to Parliament yesterday. For Matthew's account of it all, click here.
Here's a short clip of Nicolas Sarkozy's address to Parliament yesterday. For Matthew's account of it all, click here.
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March 27th, 2008 3:53pm Report this commentI knew I adored Sarko from the first time I saw his on TV in France. What an elegant, heartfelt and gracious gesture of acknowledgement.
Jessica
March 27th, 2008 8:07pm Report this commentAbsolutely amazing speech (i watched it all on sky live). It takes a frenchmen to give us some English pride, why cant we have an English politician as inspirational and thoughtful as Sarkozy?? Cameron take note.
Stan
March 27th, 2008 9:04pm Report this commentIf British politicians thought and spoke like this, maybe not so many of us would have left the country to live abroad. But what would the "PC brigade" have said? Too British?
Mike, Englan
March 27th, 2008 9:04pm Report this commentWhat a pity he's not teaching our children history ! The nonsense that our children are taught today about our past is so far off the mark that all history teachers should be given a video of his speech, to show in the classroom. It just might encourage the class to feel more patriotic.
Nicholas
March 27th, 2008 10:20pm Report this commentFrance may never forget but unfortunately Britain probably will.
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