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Posted: 1:00 a.m. Tuesday, May 31, 2005
By Neal Boortz
| Today's Nuze: May 31, 2005 | |||
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| Tuesday -- May 31, 2005
By now you've heard -- and you probably don't care -- that the incredible French have rejected the European Union Constitution. First of all .. this is good news. Good news, that is, if you believe in such outmoded concepts as national sovereignty and capitalism. Bad news though for Jacques Chirac. The constitution was more or less his baby. This morning he's busy replacing France's prime minister. Yeah ... when you screw up, replace the prime minister. That usually works. The European Union is an anti-American, socialist bureaucracy, designed to suck the sovereign lifeblood out of the nations who are members. What should be just a loose affiliation of states to provide for a common currency and other means to enhance trade has now become a bit of a one-world type government. Now the French have rejected its constitution. OK .. so the French probably inadvertently did the U.S. a favor. But what you're not reading in the media is what might possibly be the real reason for the French rejection. You will remember about ten days ago we brought up laziness on the show. I named the seven continents: North and South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and Antarctica. I asked you to respond to a poll and comment on which one of these continents was inhabited by the laziest people. Most of you got it right. The answer is Europe. Europeans are the laziest people on the face of the planet. Oh boy .. here come the phone calls: "I have a cousin in Belgium, and he's not lazy." We're talking in generalities here folks, and generally speaking Europeans, more specifically Western Europeans, top the laziness scale. They are constantly begging their governments to come up with new rules and regulations that absolve them of the responsibilities for their own lives, keep them from having to work too hard, guarantee their jobs, and provide for their retirement. The French have had their thongs in a bunch quite a bit lately How does European laziness manifest itself? France recently adopted some measures to get rid of their mandatory 35 hour work week. That's a maximum, not a minimum. The French government would send spies out to observe cars in company parking lots. If cars were parked there too long investigations would be launched to see if someone was working longer hours than the government wanted them to work. To be sure, there were some French citizens who actually believed in themselves and who wanted to get out there and push as hard as they could ... work as long as they wanted ... to succeed and achieve. For the most part the French were quite happy to allow the government to dictate not only their work hours, but their work conditions, vacation days, and when they could retire. To many French workers, the new EU
constitution represented something very dangerous to them. A loss of
government workplace protection rules. My God! They might actually
have to work more hours to make a living!
Check the latest gas price averages and prices in your area at
gaspricewatch.com. Cancel them.
Indonesia is a country that will sentence a convicted terrorist who killed
dozens to two and one-half years in jail, and then will sentence a 22 year old
woman to 20 years in jail for smuggling marijuana. Over the past year or
so there have been many reports of tourists arriving in Bali (Indonesia) only to
find that drugs have been hidden in their bags. This may well have been
what happened to this young Australian. Australians are canceling
vacations to Bali. Donations are drying up for Indonesian tsunami relief.
I was considering a South Pacific cruise next year that had stops in Indonesia.
No more. I notified the cruise line that I would not book the trip if any
trips were scheduled to an Indonesian port. Perhaps you might like to
reconsider your vacation plans as well.
Don't worry, we haven't forgotten about the Redneck Scrap Book. Today's picture: the Redneck Doorbell. READING ASSIGNMENTS Vice President
Dick Cheney is lashing out at The Gargoyle in North Korea.
Democrats will no doubt be concerned about such statements. This past January,
Army Sergeant Michael Carlson died in Iraq.
Back in high school, he wrote a "credo paper" for a high school project.
The Wall Street Journal published it, and everyone should read it.
Have you caught Michael Jackson's new video I Never Copped A Feel? [flash] Morning Sickness: If mom is a Tammy Faye, baby boy might end up with a vienna sausage. Morning Sickness: Suspicious? Track your ladies comings and goings, so to speak, with these panties. | |||
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