The Internet is such an interesting space to hang out in. Time to pay respect to a website mentioned several times in here: miquelon.org , and to thank its author for the publicity and the new members it brings in weekly.

What Miquelon.org says about itself:
Miquelon is a watchdog group dedicated to documenting French-Bashing and Anti-French activity and monitoring the news and entertainment media. Miquelon's activities are of a purely academic and charitable in nature. (sic)

This website is dedicated to anti French-bashing, a sort of “The Tocqueville Connection” for the poor and brainless. Its team officially consists of 30+ keyboard warriors, but the latest update dates back to September 1st (this year though).

You can buy goodies from them, or drop a friendly line to its webmaster at webmaster@miquelon.org and info@miquelon.org. or fill in their neighborly email form. For those who are into whoises there are other email contacts too, and phone and mail things.

Talking about its webmaster, he's a valorous member of this website too, but don't look at the top-100 posters to find his screenname, he prefers to stay discreetly in the background and his number of posts is quite modest. He isn't often to be found in the chatroom either.

So thank you, Mister Webmaster of Miquelon. Thank you for your link to this site. Linking back to you is the least we could do.

Marcel a always live-in-France guy discovers USA with his best friend a French Frie. Satirical cartoon, written by Arthur Wneir and Drawn by Patrick Morin.

""There are a small number of articles I've found online which I think are essential reading for anyone concerned about whether we'll win or lose the war. Just to make sure that they continue to be available to my readers, I'm mirroring copies of them here.""

Another good Blog for keeping up to date with the degenerate Frogs.

The Dissident Frogman has moved to a new URL.

A Frog whom is critical of Froggystan!

This is a great site from an American behind enemy lines!

People from around the world spontaneously unite against the french