Sunday, May 24, 2009
Thank you, Madam Asselin!, by Richard Martineau
"Just when I think I'm out, they keep pulling me back in!" - Michael Corleone in The Godfather Part III
It probably does not admit, but I am sure that Jean Charest has a voodoo doll of Michèle Asselin in his drawer and he furiously plant needles into the body, the evening before going to bed.
Indeed, because of the Fédération des femmes du Quebec, which has felt the need to rule on the wearing of headscarves in public when nobody (not even residents of Hérouxville) spoke of it, the debate on reasonable accommodations that the prime minister had thought dead and buried thanks to the work of the Bouchard-Taylor croquemorts is alive and has Pogni ankle, like Sissy Spacek at the end of Carrie.
THE CIRCUS IS BACK
Premier Charest should be more pleased with this sudden exit of the FFQ that is as comfortable with issues of identity that the former press officer Eric Caire with the French language.
Quite simply, I believe it would deliver a speech of three hours on chlamydia to a class of 2nd year rather than 30 seconds to talk about identity and values in Quebec!
But thanks to the President of the FFQ (which, apparently, did not rate), the revoici immersed in the circus accommodations.
Thank you, Madam Asselin!
WHAT DOES THE COUNCIL OF THE STATUS OF WOMEN?
Jean Charest is probably not the only one to pester against the President of the FFQ. Christine St-Pierre also must want to give her a dog of her dog.
Indeed, after trying to avoid the subject like the plague, the Minister of Women's finally forced to give birth in a position yesterday noon.
The verdict? She ranks alongside the FFQ. This raises an extremely interesting question.
If the minister is doing in the opinion of the Council on the Status of Women, an organization that was established in 1973 to advise the Government of Quebec on all matters concerning women (and, remember, if is decided against wearing the veil in public), how earth is this institution?
And why go over a government agency to support a pressure group? Where is the logic in that?
It is as if the government in a case involving the defense of the french, are madly foutait in the opinion of the Supreme Council of the French language to to side of a pressure group led by Pierre Falardeau and Michel Brûlé!
Hello?
EXCUSATUM
Besides, I do an erratum.
Last week I said that the FFQ had issued an opinion on the Sex in the media in May 2008. However, the Council on the Status of Women has issued this advice!
I deserve a kick in the posterior. However, between the Federation des femmes du Québec, the Conseil du statut de la femme, the Association of Iranian women, the Mothers' Association lesbians, the Center for Women's Health Collective of immigrant women, the Women's Association education and social action and the Institute for Research and feminists, we eventually get lost.
Whereas among boys, it's simple. It is the Friends of the Cage aux sports and that's all ...
Labels: Islam, Religion and fanaticism, Richard Martineau
Subscribe to Posts [Atom]