Reading this I said to myself: “Well no, it can’t be, not in the situation they are in, not with such a small number of Francophones that they choose, it’s impossible, they don’t have it done dare! »
Well, they dared.
The PLQ said that François Legault disrespected Quebec’s English-speaking community because he did not say a word in English during his inaugural address.
THE EARTH CALLS THE PLQ
A few years ago I went down the Red River in an inflatable canoe.
I was thrown overboard while crossing rapids.
Panicked (I hate having my head under water) and disoriented somehow, I tried to get back up to the surface.
To realize – after what felt like an eternity – that I was scratching the bottom of the river!
I didn’t rise, I fell!
I’ve never been so scared in my life, I was sure I was going to drown…
Well, that’s exactly what the PLQ does.
Instead of getting out of the hole it buried itself in a few years ago by becoming the Anglos’ official mouthpiece, the PLQ decided to sink even deeper!
To put himself even more in the corner and regret the fact that the Prime Minister of Quebec did not speak to the Anglos in their language!
While there is only one official language in Quebec, French!
And that all indicators show that French is in decline!
No, but… you must be completely separated!
Looks like the Apollo 13 crew!
A PARTY IN LOSS
We figured that interim leader Marc Tanguay would allow the distressed PLQ to find the north.
Well no!
The boat keeps turning in circles in the Lac des Deux-Montagnes!
Instead of saying “Cap sur les francophones!” » Marc Tanguay decided to put on his best Elvis Gratton costume and sing Are You Lonesome Tonight. to the Anglos of the West Island!
It’s Legault laughing in his beard.
The liberals fell head over heels into the clumsy trap he set for them!
Not even damned to see the Prime Minister had put a big green carpet on a hole, no they thought it was real grass and they walked on it and chanted ‘Scandalous! Disrespectful! In English please! »
And now that they are at the bottom of the hole, they turn to the chief and ask him: “Now, chief, what do we do?” And now, boss, what do we do? »
100% BILINGUAL!
Shouldn’t English speakers be bilingual?
Well, if they’re bilingual, as Radio-Canada and La Presse keep telling us, they all understood Legault’s speech, right?
It doesn’t need to be translated!
As Pauline Marois said: “Don’t worry! »
