Note that Dieudonné's production company has purchased the theatre where his Paris shows are held and he plays to standing-room-only audiences. French youth cannot give up enough of their
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Behind the Façades in France: What expats and the mainstream media (French and American alike) fail to notice (or fail to tell you) about French attitudes, principles, values, and official positions…
Thursday, July 17, 2008
The King of French comedy
Dieudonné has a new show. After trying it out on Montreal audiences, who were rolling in the aisles with the standard anti-Semitic and anti-American fare, he's bringing the show to Paris. After posing as a Nazi during a wave of Jew bashing in Paris streets (yes, Jews were being bashed, literally), he's now taken to wearing terrorist garb to promote his latest show.
Note that Dieudonné's production company has purchased the theatre where his Paris shows are held and he plays to standing-room-only audiences. French youth cannot give up enough of theirhard earned cash drug money to see this guy.
Note that Dieudonné's production company has purchased the theatre where his Paris shows are held and he plays to standing-room-only audiences. French youth cannot give up enough of their
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