Mais l’ignorance engendre la haine. Il n’y a pas de haine anti anglo autant qu’il y a une haine contre le fait francais dans le reste du canada.. Si on mangeait des anglais, on ne serait pas bilingue dans une proportion importante (surtout chez les jeunes)!

Êtes-vous assez brave pour affronter une boite qui detient plus que 200 Milliards de notre argent de retraite? They must be held accountable for their losses, and thank God Sabia stepped in to stop the money flying out the window by Rousseau and his incompetent ‘il n’y avait pas de plafond à cette investissment là’ attitude.

And of course, it’s again thrown back on the victim – that ‘vous la provoquez vous-même’: really? So I asked for his hostile comments? I asked for the petit jeux de bouc-émissaire. I asked for the back-stabbing (vexatious jealous behavior repetitively) to colleagues because I became his boss by means of Competence and for this man`s lack of managerial skills? Pathetic spitting on the victim, merci pour l’acceuil chaleurese comme celui de la CDPQ – votre institution souverainiste par excellence (-$47BN and counting).

I know who the enemies of my country are et ceux contre la progression de cette province, et je n’hesites pas de les ciblé devant tout le monde.

Je n’ai “crisser dehors” personne comme vous dites. Tout au long de votre texte, on ne peut pas ignorer le “vous” auquel vous faites référence. Vous vous adressez à tous les souverainistes, en les mettant dans le même panier et les accusant de tous les mots. Comme si moi ou d’autres personnes comme moi étaient responsables de ce qui se passe à la Caisse de Dépôt ou responsables de l’exode des anglophones. Je ne sais pas à qui vous croyez vous adresser, mais vous êtes assurément dans l’erreur. Je ne me vois pas du tout (ni personne que je connais) dans le portrait que vous dépeignez dans vos propos.

Cessez de vous lamenter sur des chimères, la persécution que vous vivez, vous la provoquez vous-même.

Ma connaissance de la belle langue est profonde, je blogue en français, et nous sommes de même souche (de Bretagne et Normandie tel que la majorité des Québécois, sauf nous sommes parties en Angleterre afin de créer la Grande-Bretagne – voir Robert D’Ivry). Alors, nous somme frères et sœurs sauf, depuis une génération la minorité linguistique, et de même la discrimination audible (mes amis français mis dehors la Caisse de Défauts aussi, comme vos fautes à vous sont causées par nous) qui habitent dans la même province partent par des centaines des milliers! Ethnic cleansing by forced departure through sociological propaganda, preventing us from working within the government du QC (donc taxation without representation, a ), scapegoating for losing referendums, and flight of capital down the 401.
Deux referendums perdues: la faute des éthniques, la perte de la CDP Presque $50 milliard, et c’est la faute de l’anglo-saxon influence (lies, since we get thrown out of the institution within 8 months of being there, as »I« was and several other ‘non-pure laines’) despite the fact that we were told by an Executive that nobody would lose their contracts!
C’est un organisme souverainiste sans question, la CDPQ (l’ancien conseil d’admin mise`en place par Landry et la gang de Marois), donc c’est encore un désastre dont vous avez mené le QC (while blaming Charest for a simple mandate change to no ONLY be national investment centric, as opposed to just making sure un bon rendement absolue) – voici la raison pour laquelle vous êtes les pires ennemies du QC et responsable du déclin tranquille du Québec…le bloquage, gestes vexatious, jeux de politique et bouc-émissaire. What a record the péquistes and bloquistes have left for us all to analyse, from a historical perspective (diplomée en histoire internationaux et politique BTW, writing as a primary source). I doubt that Kondaks understand the mandate of the Working Standards Commission, and it shall save QC (Olivier, et Patrick sont d’accords avec moi, et plien d’autres de mes QCois qui veut vous mettre en régle – les Caves), if it is allowed to. And by the behavior of the CDPQ so far, they are (refused mediation, AND investigation), as you chumps are, holding back contemporary QC with your fear, Anglophobic govt. faction, psychological harassment and denial, as well as blaming everyone else for your «illusion tranquille». La solution n’est pas le bilinguisme toute seul, mais l’application des lois qui existent déjà renforcé par la CNT. Cnt.gouv.qc.ca Lire sur harcèlement psychologique.
Et, plus important, pour empêcher la façon avec laquelle vous crisser dehors les ‘maudits anglos’ de toutes les bureaux de gouvernement, soit le fédérale ou provinciale dans la province (only .07 % allowed into instituions around Montreal, despite the 750,000 living here) il faut un quota renforcé par les vérifications régulières par la Commission des normes du travail. C’est à eux de nous défendre notre minorité contre les aggressions ouvertes, repétitifs de la part des souverainistes (and the blind apathy of federalists such as André Pratte) et appel à la violence par la lecture des paroles FLQ, RRQ pathetic anti-Sabia protest (list all goons here, no better than rednecks who don’t want to learn French in the bush). Solution – minority quota enforced, just like in the rest of Canada, where francos are protected from the tyranny of the majority by the govt quotas for 40% bilingualism.

Vous trouverez plus d’infos ici:Why Canada must end?

Bonne lecture!

En passant, je suis souverainiste et accueillant. Je n’ai aucun problème avec les étrangers, les immigrants et les touristes unilingues. Mais lorsqu’un étranger me parle en français, même tout croche, j’ai juste encore plus le goût de l’aider, parce que lui il se force pour essayer de comprendre la culture qu’il visite.

Je suis indépendantiste, et je parle français, espagnol, anglais, italien et un peu l’arabe. Alors les anglophones fédéralistes devraient en revenir avec leur cliché des séparatistes xénophobes pas accueillants. Ça parle d’ouverture sur le monde mais ça crache sur la nation québécoise à toutes les occasions.

Pour le reste de votre texte, Hugo, honnêtement, je n’ai pas lu. C’est franchement fatiguant à lire un texte bilingue, j’ai beau être polyglotte, j’apprécie quand je lis un texte compréhensible. Autant plus est que ce texte bilingue fait l’apologie des Canadiens, casse du sucre abondamment sur le dos des Québécois et transpire la haine envers les autres. C’est impossible de maintenir une conversation à ce niveau avec de telles bases.

Hugo, je comprend que votre objectif est de semer la controverse, sauf que je vous assure que personne ne vous lit, ou presque. Premièrement parce que vous vous adressez ici à un public francophone et non bilingue, et deuxièmement parce que votre texte et argumentation manquent vraiment de structure.

M. Shebbeare, vous faites partie de ceux qui entretiennent la haine et polarise les discussion. Si vous souhaitez continuer à discuter ici, je vous demanderais donc une dernière fois de vous efforcer à le faire en français du mieux que vous le pouvez, et surtout avec respect. On dirait que vous avez peur de vous “abaisser” à parler français et pour cela vous écrivez quelques phrases mal écrites en français et le reste en anglais. Un peu d’effort, cela vous permettra d’améliorer votre connaissance du français. Prenez-le comme un défi personnel. Vous gagnerez à pouvoir parler le français sans avoir à exprimer en anglais vos idées que vous ne pouvez pas traduire spontanément. Vous verrez, même si c’est plus long de s’habituer avec une autre langue, à terme on est plus rapide. Vos discussion seront aussi bien plus cohérentes.

Merci de votre compréhension.

That’s okay, I’ll let you get away with your xenophobic stupidity militant goons as yourself are programmed to repeat b/c I’ve got a much bigger fry to deal with and that’s the CDPQ, the racist institution Sabia has already vastly cleaned up (even the Senior VP who went after me! hahahahah), who I am suing thanks to the govt. itself, la commission des normes du travail!! and paid for by l’etat too! thank you very much…for exactly the same vexatious jealous bullshit you pulled in the office (no wonder outsiders don’t want to invest in QC, territorial goons such as Chayer here continue to poison the workplace). I pity you man, everyone in the office knows how much of a sovt. a-hole you are – good luck with your dead end, very low-paid career loser.

Now, back to the issue at hand – On est le peuple le plus accueillant au monde: No, Canadians are, and QCs are for the most-part, but certainly not sovereigntists (30%) and those who preach like you that it’s FRENCH-ONLY in QC, as Sarkozy clearly noticed.

After reading several pages of comments on this posting, I’m taking a stab at helping Canadian Unity on my beloved country’s birthday month and because I love this province (here are just a few good reasons).  First of all, let’s stop the kick Quebec out of Canada/doesn’t contribute/works less hours/…etc. (insert other garbage arguments here) stuff out of the debate please, it’s not helping us those that are pro-confederation locally to QC (plz, really, not good for Federalists here at all!), nor is it progressive in trying to fix the fundamental issue…read on please (or see my previous posting for background). We must think positively and straight forward; make decisions without the ‘baggage’ being thrust upon us, projection of the ‘which side are you on’ stuff by peeling off the presumed superiority of one extreme or the other or by goons on either side of the debate – very well read Francophones such Daniel Laprès are doing thier best to reduce the influence of the latter crowd too.
A possible solution here is to have Allophones, who have a higher chance of being impartial and who have lived abroad also, act as referees for the most contentious issues (like a Greek mediator at the Working Standards Commission – an example of how progressive the provincial govt. itself can be if you knock on the right door). As provincial minorities can see, if we leave things up to the sovereigntist Clannistes, and not take action to stop that faction within the government from acting like extreme Republicans, those types always on the search to make the French language supreme (the supposed fear of losing the language has produced some pretty reactionary politics, and progressive legislation to counter) – while kicking down the Lingua Franca, being wrongly associated with imperialism, and job opportunities concurrently as a consequence – then QC is, well maudit et suivra le même déclin dans laquelle il se trouve actuellement. Quebeckers want to get out of the stone ages, but these knuckle-draggers, easily identified as exclusionists by using a checklist:  Anglophobic, Cyberbullies (attack every line in forums, like trolls), ignorant (while calling everyone else clueless), preach that the rest of Canada n’est pas mon pays, tells you décalisse d’icite maudit Anglais (territorials, confusing England with Canada), modèle Québécois worshippers (fine to be proud, but easy on bashing those who do things differently please), wanting to eliminate English names in a bilingual city, if you don’t want to be like us clan/screw you learn French or leave (wow, very neighbourly!…and for those bad a languages?), preach loudly that the Canadian constitution doesn’t exist here [in QC], and, as disgusting as it is to hear, sometimes Hitler sympathisers due to his great damage to the Commonwealth. These childish (anecdote: I became ones’ boss and decided not to show up for work for the better part of a week) belligerents still fighting after centuries of losing a battle that paved the way for the foundation of modern Canada (like people fighting the tide, or trying to change the outcome of the battle on the Plains, which is funny considering that in the U.K. still celebrate almost yearly the Franco-Norman invasion by means of the loss at Hastings) even if the French language is not in danger in the province itself (whilst the only real thing diminishing is bilingualism, English in QC and the rights of minorities):  seemingly following the ancien regime policy of France, to act and take every possible means to insult, to disgrace, and triumph over a minorities’ weakness within this province (ceux sont les agresseurs qui aiment bien profité de la vulnérabilité des minorités à l’intérieur de la province) – even to the point of publicly insulting victims (jeez sounds like the Bye Bye 2008 doesn’t it…lambasted by just about everyone thankfully) – ideas from mid the sixteenth century (yeah, and some militants are very proud to be that retrograde – note this is just a demonstration by an actor at Radio-Canada).  These are normally aggressive men since the women don’t act this dense in public, but Madame Marois and Madame Harel cannot change their stripes, sorry no matter how nice your smiles are Ladies. ll faut revenir à la tolérance de notre cher Guy Favreau SVP – the majority must remember its true history and not the biased post-Bill 101 generation revisionist history moulded by separatist political parties.  Le Québec, mon cher, ça vas faire l’Anglophobie! Notre propre gouvernement et sa faction anglophobe nous traite d’esclaves (second class without question) et viole nos droits quotidiennement, et d’autres minorités bien souvent aussi.
The clanniste types will try and make us feel guilty for something that happened before the majority of us had the chance to make a difference or act – as if the English speaking minority doesn’t want to learn French (even though the statistics show we are 90% bilingual on both sides of the linguistic fence, but former still get the never-ending judgementalism/guilt trip from separatists).  Do not expect someone to apologise for territory gained by Right of Conquest from several hundreds of years ago, nor shall we be made to feel like we are ‘impostors’ in our own province: even after the government mistakenly translates a letter to new businesses that start up here requesting English documentation (thwarting external business investment in the province on purpose?) – calling those from outside the province Artificial Persons – a very bad, perhaps intentional translation of Personne Morale – a simple fix by means of using google to search on the Govt. of Canada site would show Corporate Body is the correct translation (only two clicks away Mr. Craig at Revenu QC, and no ‘I’m not a linguist’, just a citizen who knows his own language and was trying to follow up on a complaint three phone calls still could not fix: denial, reprisal, arrogance, ignorance, you chose the excuse for making outsiders feel ‘artificial’). Recently, I even had one RQ employee tell me that it’s not possible that my social insurance number (SIN) start with a 7 🙂  Can someone really be that thick?
We can make a difference and embrace bilingualism not only for many of the reasons above – mais il faut penser aussi, ceux qui vivent en Europe, par défaut, doivent apprendre trois langues normalement au début.  Pensez plus loin que les deux langues, s’il vous plait.  We have to help people learn French in Montreal by promoting bilingualism, to welcome visitors (signs should be equal in size when it is with respect to a person’s security) and to help those who wish to learn French slowly, since it is done in several ways/speeds depending each individual and their situation.
Mais il y a un autre règle bien claire – il faut parler la langue du client (and not throw everybody off the bus because someone asks the time in English). Is it that hard to imagine why? Can the ‘territorialists’ think farther than their own foot please? Projecting a language battle onto a Tourist or new arrivals to the Metropole makes utterly no sense!  If you don’t speak to a client in a language they are comfortable with, then you’re asking to be put out of business (hmm, high number small business failures here, wonder why? And called Losers if they fail – but then again, how do you learn without making a mistake?):  maybe those in QC who espouse this mentality should look in the mirror a little and see how they are shooting themselves and the rest of the province collectively in the foot. Even if most Quebeckers are way more progressive than this, the faction within the government I am targetting prevents everyone from moving on (and in many private companies too, even some multi-nationals), hence my argument that this is internal QC govt issue in the end (weed out the xenophobe goons, and send them back to development for the Quebecker 3.x patch, guys who espouse the shameful behaviour described above). This faction would typically think “Oh, no, we don’t want evil money anyway” (more the point Fagstien has already mentioned, about ridiculous QC judgemental issue concerning what linguistic side the money comes from) – and project their fear of losing the French language in North America (still here after 400 years) by repetitively attempting to drop bilingualism in Montreal, which has benefitted from being bilingual for hundreds of years (naw, let’s just over-write that history shall we M. Legault/Montmorency/Harel/…of when Montreal was the financial centre of Canada).  Meaning the Anglo minority has to suffer by having these Zombies (listen to the lyrics from the Cranberries’ song) using psychological harassment and preaching hatred due to this Québécois knee-jerk reaction of insecurity over continuing to share territory with English-speaking Canadians (feeding the territorial myth that QC is a country espoused by some clannistes in denial).  We, as the minority, are being repetitively asked to accept their ill-will to make Montreal a linguistic battleground via bureacractic blockade (even accusing trilingual Allophones of being ‘pawns’ because they haven’t been brain-washed to demonise English) – which is openly supported by government organisations in the form of Sociological Propaganda. 
Denying the fact that English even exists as an official language (! because local Anglo-Quebeckers are simply an irritant to them?) is another one of the nasty tricks also – quite the myth since many municipalities of the Island Metropole are officially bilingual, as well as many surrounding areas in Greater Montreal.  Not even two elections ago, all major political debates were in both languages (and should return to that state btw), and that’s because it wasn’t official (!?).  Canada is a bilingual country, but we get the impression that le Gouvernement du Québec’s pro-independence faction wishes to maintain a double-standard; trying to maintain a tyrannical precedent with Bill 101 put in place by the Liberals as an appeasement to the Sovereigntists, whilst trying to make minorities which follow the Lingua Franca, a natural occurence in itself, feel unwelcome/unconfortable with respect to their linguistic skin. 

Canada itself and its English speaking majority must be cautious with respect to not excluding Francophones on the other hand in the rest of Canada – I cannot tell you how exactly, but just put yourself on the other end of some of the arguments (harassment either way for cultural differences is unacceptable), it it should be obvious to understand how to proceed. This is why discrimination, anywhere along the line, breeds contempt, and therefore leads the extremists in Quebec to act on Fear (which is always bad), and being a minority leads to distress, which in turn causes the knee jerk reaction of a wounded dog to bite back even harder.  We must promote Bilingualism since it is the best path to curtail this quasi-civil war continuing in the office spaces of Montreal; there must not be this so called failure to communicate (continuance of the two solitudes): it’s ripping the country apart, wasting countless resources, and there shouldn’t be such a denial on any side when it comes to something that can happen anywhere (listen to the words of Faithless` [inaction is a weapon of] Mass Destruction carefully).
 
Do you readers know, here’s an example of why ‘Anglos’ leave the province, that the Registre des entreprises (our provincial company registry) forces you to sign up your company only in French, you aren’t allowed to say your profession in both languages even (unless you do it through an on-line registration thankfully…so that it won’t get rejected and filtered by an Anglophobic bureaucrat).  In the French vernacular itself, even when a headhunter asks for a database administrator it’s un DBA that potential clients/recruiters ask for, not un analyste de la base de donnée. So my business has to suffer because a faction within the government again wants to prevent me from advancement? – No, no, let’s move along people….denial of discrimination is getting QC nowhere, wake up SVP (we can reverse the trend, right?).  I’m not going listen anymore to the ‘il faut que tu te tais’ recommendations from that faction who lost us all a colossal forty billion dollars of retirement money.  These persons, of such low integrity once you stand up to their hypocrisy, sound very similar to the mentality of the fringe patriotes who heckled bands signing in English during a public holiday – which even sovereigntist singers such as Éric Lapointe denounced (good on him for doing so publically).
This support by govt. institutions against the English speaking population is very serious and has seemingly increased since Harper cut Cultural funding, which in the end was partially rolled back.  Never the less, we must have the Right to Freely work for the Government of Quebeck without the hindrance of unwanted racial comments, vexatious behaviour, unwanted actions by sovt. bullies and especially not to be used as the scapegoat to huge problems the Francophone majority wishes to push back onto the token ‘Anglo’ working in the office (a scapegoat for not managing risk appropriately), a tendency when there is bad news, lack of technical understanding, and ignorance of harassment laws or deadlines that have not been met. The result is, a lethargic bureaucratic process a victim must go through for retribution, and is another weapon that favours the majority – because Anglos are subject to prejudice and assumed to be privileged within the province. This is a myth from over a generation ago at least, but still propagated by the old-guard militants who think that Anglos all live in Westmount – which in itself is wrong, since we both know the best part of town, is the Plateau!.
To the intolerant arrogance of the few QC élite French supremacists (just as bad as the ‘Rhodesian douchebags’ as described on the other extreme of the argument) nobody wants this type of behaviour, so why does everyone become so apathetic here when it’s done openly (RRQ, Patriotes, Landry, etc.).  Is the disease so bad over here in the East (I’m from BC, remember – five thousand kilometres from here) that you cannot get over your quasi-civil war in the office space for even a few minutes to listen to reason?  The Working Standards Commission states that this type of vexatious behaviour is illegal, since it is unwanted (see here for references, since backup for arguments are a pre-prequisite, thugs take note).
To my regular bloggers, sorry to spin off to this localised issue, but as you may know already, I will simply not stand by and let discrimination of this type go ignored and unhindered – especially since it has affected the lives of hundreds of thousands of English speaking Quebeckers as a result of the Parti Québécois’ rise in popularity during the seventies.  It is in decline now thankfully, and I openly call for their “you’re’ not part of the Clan” psychological harassment to end…like DECADES ago please.
As is mentioned by J. Perceval in 1743 (Faction Detected by the Evidence of Facts), I leave you with some excerpts from the very first pages in which one can easily describe the desire of these militant sovereigntist men:
“after arising from several generations of increased wealth and considerable fortunes, by natural consequence, too often lead to conspire against that very Felicity, Peace, Quiet and Prosperity to which alone they have owned their very own existence. Arrogance and pride, without a more than common share of understanding, are the universal product of all hasty advancement. …this something , which they find still wanting, sours them within their own state, and inclines them to fall in with any popular discontent; partly to gratify their Vanity by insulting those [who have supported them for hundreds of years, with all the ups and downs that comes along with any interdependence] ; and partly to create a state of chaos, out of which they hope to emerge upon a Level with those they envy [trying to better the British Supremacist types, by assuming an entitled elite that is more discriminatory than ever] …and in the process of time, the Loss of real Liberty, whose sacred name is so often speciously prophaned by Malice and Ambition.  Even Liberty itself, the more perfect it is, produces these effects more strongly; for the wantonness and licentiousness, which are its evil Genii, tempt all depraved Tempers to abuse it [celui qui cri le plus fort], and expose many of the Lash of the Laws, and to just indignation of power; which none, who feel, forgive, however they deserve it. At the same time, the natural Tendancy in all Humankind to expect more Favour than they merit, provokes unjust Resentments against Government, and a certain Infirmity (of which we all in some Degree partake) to be uneasy with what we have, and to endeavour after more… all these move by a secret Principle to that Quarter where it erects its Standard, be it just or unjust, be it save or to destroy their Country.”

Tu te trompes avec le Canada. Le Canada en tant qu’entité est bilingue, et les seuls champs de compétences que tu pourras considérer bilingue au Québec sont ceux qui relèvent du gouvernement fédéral. D’ailleurs, on se bat toujours pour faire respecter la Loi 101 dans le secteur des transport, des communications, et bref dans les entreprises fédérales en général.

Si tu veux, je peux ajouter que le site officiel de La Ville de Québec est trilingue, soit en français, espagnol et anglais. Cela fait-il de Québec une ville trilingue? Poser la question, c’est y répondre.

Une autre petite lecture pour toi: la Charte de la langue française.. Je te conseille de lire l’article 1.

To enhance Québec’s presence in international communications networks, to meet the needs of the English-speaking population and, under certain specific circumstances, when required for public health and safety purposes, documents and Web site content are translated.

J’imagine que vous vous plaisez à renier la loi 101. L’anglais n’est pas défini comme langue officielle du Québec.

La seule province bilingue officielle au Canada est le Nouveau-Brunswick. En tant que Champion for Canada, vous devriez pourtant le savoir.

Ça suffit la désinformation.

1. The county of Deux-Montagnes including:

(a) Cities
Deux-Montagnes
Ste-Scholastique

(b) Towns
Oka-sur-le-Lac
St-Eustache

2. The county of Île-de-Montréal and Île-Jésus including:

(a) Cities
Beaconsfield
Côte-St-Luc
Dorval
Lachine
LaSalle
Laval
Montréal
Montréal-Nord
Outremont
Pierrefonds
Pointe-aux-Trembles
Pointe-Claire
St-Laurent
St-Léonard
Verdun
Westmount

(a) Towns
Anjou
Baie-d’Urfé
Dollard-des-Ormeaux
Hampstead
Île-Dorval
Kirkland
Montréal-Est
Montréal-Ouest
Mont-Royal
Roxboro
Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue
Ste-Geneviève
St-Pierre

3. The county of La Prairie including:

(a) Towns
Brossard
Candiac
Delson
La Prairie

4. The county of Vaudreuil including:

(a) Towns
Dorion
Hudson
Île-Cadieux
Île-Perrot
Pincourt
Pointe-du-Moulin
Rigaud
Vaudreuil
D. The bilingual regions of “other parts of Quebec”

1. The county of Bonaventure including:

(a) Town
New-Richmond

2. The county of Gaspé-Est including:

(a) Cities
Gaspé
Percé

(b) Town
Chandler

3. The county of Brome including:

(a) Towns
Bromont
Lac-Brome
Sutton

4. The county of Compton including:

(a) Towns
Cookshire
East-Angus
Scotstown
Waterville

5. The county of Huntingdon including:

(a) Town
Huntingdon

6. The county of Missisquoi including:

(a) City
Farnham

(b) Towns
Bedford
Cowansville

7. The county of Richmond including:

(a) Towns
Asbestos
Bromptonville
Danville
Richmond
Windsor

8. The county of Sherbrooke including:

(a) City
Sherbrooke

(b) Town
Lennoxville

9. The county of Stanstead including:

(a) City
Magog

(b) Towns
Coaticook
Rock Island

10. The county of Argenteuil including:

(a) City
Lachute

(b) Town
Barkmere

11. The county of Pontiac
(excluding those sections of the county located in the National Capital Region)

En ce qui concerne le QC:
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/blogs/hugo/archive/2009/07/14/i-am-a-champion-for-canada-et-le-qu-233-bec-est-inclus-dans-mon-pays.aspx

Bernard Landry utilise l’harcelement psychologique envers la minorite anglophone, est c’est la loi qu’il viole – quelle bonne exemple pour un ancien PM.
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/blogs/hugo/archive/2009/03/15/weeding-out-racism-in-the-workplace-a-letter-to-government-institutions-in-quebec.aspx?CommentPosted=true

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/blogs/hugo/