Reader Mail
Postwar Fever
Feeling it in New York, Paris, Baghdad, Damascus and Hollywood.
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p>Perhaps being over in France, George Neumayr hasn’t heard about
the visa lines at the French Embassy in Syria. Escaping Iraqi
Baathists may feel more at home in Chirac’s Paris than with their
cousins in Damascus.
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—
Lloyd Coffin
/p>
And thus the Islammummification of France continues apace. Perhaps it’s time for TAS to ask its readers to suggest a new name for the country, since current demographics will make France a Muslim country in a generation or so.
p>My suggestion: Darwinistan. br> — David Govett br> Davis, CA /p> p> CAUGHT IN THE ACT :
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