Supposed to be something started on Twitter so not sure how true it may be. She has a long and chequered history and he is not blameless so I say " who cares ".
Why dangerous, its libel plain and simple (unless of course the journalist can prove otherwise), a journalist of all people should know better and I am fairly sure this one did.
Thankfully France has some sensible laws that prevent the publication of this sort of intrusion into someones private life.
I was saddened to see this topic raised on this forum but am pleased to see that it has been of relatively little interest to forum members (apart from comments on ugliness) even though there seems to be even less interest in the regional elections of our country.
I have never used Twitter myself but I agree with Mr. Coeur that it certainly shouldn't be their fault. Hopefully they have some sort of clause when you join Twitter to say they are not and cannot be responsible for verifying that all information on their site is true. I cannot imagine how they are meant to monitor everything said.
I was saddened to see this topic raised on this forum but am pleased to see that it has been of relatively little interest to forum members (apart from comments on ugliness) even though there seems to be even less interest in the regional elections of our country.
What the President's wife is up to is of no interest to me and I can't imagine why it should be unless it effects his political performance which in turn has a direct effect on me personally. They could be both holding orgies every Saturday night for all I care.
Perhaps the fact that very few of us on the forum can vote in the regional elections may account for the lack of interest?
Anyway off to La Rugby Bar in Avenue du Docteur Arnold Netter (Paris). There are about eight of us, I doubt if you would miss us, so anyone is up for the game pop in and join us for a .
Why dangerous, its libel plain and simple (unless of course the journalist can prove otherwise), a journalist of all people should know better and I am fairly sure this one did.
Thankfully France has some sensible laws that prevent the publication of this sort of intrusion into someones private life.
I was saddened to see this topic raised on this forum but am pleased to see that it has been of relatively little interest to forum members (apart from comments on ugliness) even though there seems to be even less interest in the regional elections of our country.
If you read the first post carefully you will see that it begins: "What is France coming to?" This, and the light-hearted way in which the rumours were described should have provided a clue as to the intended topic: the change in attitude recently towards the private lives of people in the public eye..
There never used to be this 'peoplisation' of Politics in France before, but Sarkozy has taken a leaf out of the Clinton/Blair tradition. I believe there is a proverb about 'supping with the Devil'...
"even less interest in the regional elections of our country." There was even less interest in my topic on Simone Veil, or the link I posted to the superb 'discours' of Jean d'Ormesson which is not only a magnificent piece of writing in French, but also a very moving account of her life and achievements, but then there is not much interest in matters French which are not purely functional.