Why Sarkozy called Netanyahu a liar
We now know why French President Nicolas Sarkozy called Prime Minister Netanyahu a liar. And when you hear the reason, I guarantee you, you will consider Sarkozy an even bigger moron than you did before. Are you ready for this? Sarkozy was angry that Israel didn't agree to have Gilad Shalit flown out of Egypt on a French helicopter. And just what did the fetid French do to deserve that 'honor'?According to the report last week, Sarkozy – explaining his very undiplomatic comment about Netanyahu to US President Barack Obama in November – said that he was “furious” that Israel refused to fly Schalit out of captivity on a French helicopter.Moron.
Government sources confirmed that a French request to fly Schalit from either Gaza or Egypt to Israel was made, presumably to increase France’s visibility and give Paris some credit for Schalit’s release. The sources said that while French officials were publicly very helpful and outspoken about Schalit, the mediation for his release was done by Egypt and Germany.
Schalit, by virtue of a French grandmother, has dual Israeli- French citizenship.
One government source said that for symbolic reasons it was out of the question that an Israeli soldier – for whose freedom Israel released hundreds of terrorists – would return to Israel in anything but an Israeli aircraft.
The source also wondered out loud whether this was truly the reason Sarkozy hurled the “liar” epithet at Netanyahu. According to the source, it was more likely that Sarkozy – who, along with a number of European colleagues is urging the prime minister to implement another settlement construction freeze – was frustrated that while Netanyahu talks about his desire for peace, he is not taking the actions Sarkozy recommends to make it happen.
Labels: France, Nicolas Sarkozy, terrorists for Gilad trade
1 Comments:
Do I scream? throw something? Throw up? Laugh. This guy is rediculous. It sounds to me like there is another reason, but hey people have done worse for less reason....
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