Posted on Mercredi 29 mars 2006
Et si le Sun avait raison et que Baghdad était effectivement moins (ou en tout cas – toutes proportions gardées – pas ou guère plus) dangereux que… Paris ?
Et si derrière tout ça – et dans les DEUX cas – on avait surtout l’irresponsable effet-loupe et la démagogique surenchère du tout-puissant audimat ?
« The Sun advised its readers « Don’t go to Paris, » saying that they would be safer in Baghdad than in the French capital right now. »
« We’re not in Baghdad, » « We’re meeting with the French community and with investors and are trying to explain that despite the fact that they see people on the street all the time and nothing else, it’s not every day and it’s not the whole of France
« Still, as foreign journalists point out, if cars were burning in their own capital cities, it would be front-page news. »
« During the rioting, the toll of burned vehicles topped 1,400 on one night; when the number dropped to 90, the police declared the situation back to normal. »
French find the villain in protests: The (ANGLOSAXSON) media
Katrin Bennhold
International Herald Tribune
March 30, 2006




