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An Open Letter to French president Jacques Chirac
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An Open Letter to French president Jacques Chirac
Mon cher Jack:
Je suis a bit fromaged off avec votre decision to blow up
La Pacifique avec les Frog bombes nuclears. Je reckon vous
must have un spot in La Belle France itself pour les
explosions. Le Massive Central? Le quay d'Orsay? Le Champs
Elysee? Votre own back yard, peut-etre?
La guerre cold est fini, Sport! Votres forces millitaires
need la bombe atomique about as beacoup as poisson need
les bicylettes.
Un autre point cobber. Votre historie militaire isn't
tres flash, consisting, nest-ce pas, of batailles the
likes of Crecy, Aginicort, Poiters, Trafalgar, Borodino,
Waterloo, Sedan, et Dien Bien Phu. Un Bombe won't change
le tradition. Je and mon pere and mon grandpere and le cousin
third de ma grandmere and la plume de ma tante fought avec
votre soldats against La Bouche in World I (le Big One).
Have vous forgotten? Reconsider, mon ami. Otherwise in less
hotels et estimatets de l'Australie le curse anciens
d'Angleterre - "Damnation to the French" will be heard
un autre temps.
Votre chums do not want that.
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Entered on: 05/14/1998
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE NOVEMBER 995
From an Open Letter to French president Jacques Chirac, by Bob Mellington, in his June 6, Column in The Age, a Melbourne, Australia, newspaper. In June of 995, Chirac announced that France would resume its nuclear testing program by staging a series of underwater explosions in the South Pacific.
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