[–] jacquesm 6y ago ↗ The heading about corruption in the article seems to have lost the text below it. Here is a wikipedia bit about it:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Chirac#Conviction_for_...
[–] emmanuel_1234 6y ago ↗ Funny how as soon as you die, all your sins are forgotten and you a revered as some kind of political saint.Chirac was a crook. I'm not glad he's dead, but I'm surely glad he left. [–] OneFamousGrouse 6y ago ↗ Not really, as far as I've heard/read, at least in French media, they were very quick to point this out.He was indeed a crook, but seemed like a nice, personable crooks, rather than the cynical ones we get nowadays. [–] emmanuel_1234 6y ago ↗ He brought Nicolas Sarkozy to light, who was indeed part of a new generation of cynics. [–] malms 6y ago ↗ funny how everything you do in your life time can be forgotten and and you are labeled a crooked for the smallest amount of corruption"may the one who never sinned throw a rock at me"
[–] OneFamousGrouse 6y ago ↗ Not really, as far as I've heard/read, at least in French media, they were very quick to point this out.He was indeed a crook, but seemed like a nice, personable crooks, rather than the cynical ones we get nowadays. [–] emmanuel_1234 6y ago ↗ He brought Nicolas Sarkozy to light, who was indeed part of a new generation of cynics.
[–] emmanuel_1234 6y ago ↗ He brought Nicolas Sarkozy to light, who was indeed part of a new generation of cynics.
[–] malms 6y ago ↗ funny how everything you do in your life time can be forgotten and and you are labeled a crooked for the smallest amount of corruption"may the one who never sinned throw a rock at me"
[–] tasogare 6y ago ↗ The last president that had the allure and class of a president. Since then it has been worst and worst, each new president being vulgar in its own way. RIP. Also the museum (Quai Branly) is awesome.
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Chirac was a crook. I'm not glad he's dead, but I'm surely glad he left.
He was indeed a crook, but seemed like a nice, personable crooks, rather than the cynical ones we get nowadays.
"may the one who never sinned throw a rock at me"