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Even if you speak "yankee" in SA, they don't look down their noses at you.
Being a Marine, in the Jimmy Carter era, I was more than ready to accept it on face value. However, the truth is what really matters and I will try to track down some verification for everyone.
Somehow...I knew someone would ask...
According to Google Translate, this is a Parisian gendarme saying, "Mister, my hands are up! Please don't shoot!"
My dino imagination conjured up a vision while I was writing the above.
Imagine French cops on strike marching through a Muslim neighborhood chanting, "Hands up! Don't shoot!"
surrendered. -- j
I cannot find anything about whether the assigned police guards at Charlie Hebdo were armed but the first police to arrive on bicycles apparently were not.
So it looks like whether or not an individual officer is armed depends on who they are working for - one bets that more of them are armed today than there were last week.
Jan
We all saw how that story ended.
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