In particular Americans?
I think it might have something to do with France being steamrolled by Hitler in WW2, but such an assessment belies only a total lack of understanding of European history whatsoever. Let me drop a name here: Napoleon Bonaparte.


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WilltheGreat Blogger Sep 3, 2008
But still, Napoleon was one of the greatest military minds of his era. He had the bad sense to invade Russia during the winter, sure, but everybody does that.
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Felix_Arabia Sep 3, 2008
Halon Sep 3, 2008
WilltheGreat Blogger Sep 3, 2008
Felix_Arabia Sep 3, 2008
Genj Sep 3, 2008
Halon Sep 3, 2008
daff Sep 3, 2008
wolfqueen001 Sep 3, 2008
Granted, that doesn't quite invalidate your point, but... just thought you should know. >_> (if you didn't already)
Felix_Arabia Sep 3, 2008
Most of the world doesn't like the U.S, but France seems like the modernized country(not run by a crazy person or dictator) that dislikes us the most.
Not so true anymore. Sarkozy is a much closer ally to us than that pansy Jacques Chirac ever was.
Halon Sep 3, 2008
Everyone was on our side in the beginning and wanted to help us after 9/11. Once we became sidetracked on our mission is when everyone but Britain and Israel began to hate us.
WilltheGreat Blogger Sep 3, 2008
darketernal Sep 4, 2008
As for why they attacked during the winter it was because it took too long for them to conquer Yugoslavia due to guerilla cells and so on. So he launched an attack a few months too late, but it was the only chance for the offensive to come, so he plainly risked it. Lost miserably, but risked it.
Plus, the actual people that are important, that being Europeans hate the italians far more then the french, so no worries.
sashanan Sep 4, 2008
Felix_Arabia Sep 4, 2008
WilltheGreat Blogger Sep 4, 2008
goldenvortex Sep 4, 2008
Does that answer your question?
janus Sep 5, 2008
WilltheGreat Blogger Sep 5, 2008