Socialism 1 France 0

Socialism 1,  France and the EU 0  [Zero!] It’s all over. France has elected a Socialist, Francois Hollande as their new President.

Obama’s dancing down the Champs-Élysées. Did the French learn nothing of the four year destruction of America’s economy by Marxist Czar Obama?

The Socialist Party will speed up the exodus of the wealthy out of France and the country will soon be a Muslim majority, welfare state.

All over the world, the globalists are attacking productivity and wealth because that means independence.

Socialists love being the only ones with the wealth. They enjoy poverty and pain for the masses.

Raise taxes on the producers and give poverty to the masses, it’s a fraud and the French have absolutely asked for it.

France is dying. The French culture is dying. All by globalist design.

The answer is not socialism and total control. RIP, France. Au Revoir.

Alberto Contador Guilty Doping Banned 2 Years

3 time Tour de France Champion Alberto Contador has been found guilty of doping and banned for 2 Years from professional cycling.

Alberto Contador failed a doping test, testing positive for clenbuterol, while winning the 2010 Tour de France 566 days ago and now his arbitration appeal has failed also.

The Spanish cyclist and national hero was stripped of his title Monday and banned for two years by the Court of Arbitration for Sport in accordance with the World Anti-Doping Code.

Alberto Contador’s ban comes days after charges were dropped in a probe on Lance Armstrong. See:http://newsbyphotos.com/2012/02/04/lance-armstrong-innocent/

There are no winners when it comes to the issue of doping but Luxembourg’s Andy Schleck is now in line to receive Contador’s 2010 Tour de France title.

Aerial View of Paris France

As the cyclists of the Tour de France entered Paris and rode their laps around the historic city, I enjoyed the aerial coverage by helicopter.

A picture’s worth a thousand words.

River Seine, Eiffel Tower, Grand Palace, Arc de Triomphe, les Champs Elysées, the Louvre, Nôtre Dame and the Bastille all seen on the aerial view of  Paris, France.

Magnifique!

Champagne and Smiles for Contador 3rd Tour de France Win

Contador was the controversial winner of the 2010 Tour de France. He suffered to get the result.

Some say argy-bargy. Some say Chaingate. Some say he lacked panache by not winning a single stage this year.

Cycling enthusiasts cried foul when Contador broke the sport’s unwritten [rule] etiquette about not taking advantage of unlucky breaks a rider can’t control, especially when said rider [Shleck 15th Stage] is wearing the yellow jersey.

On a Pyrenees mountain climb, when Schleck’s chain came undone, Contador sped ahead of Shleck full speed and by the stage finish had taken yellow.

Fair play has been thrown out of the window said on-air TV commentators from EuroSport during their live broadcast of the 2010 Tour de France.

Contador gained 39 seconds on Schleck, which as luck would have it, was the exact final stage margin of victory necessary for the all-important yellow jersey.

I’ll root for Schleck next year.

Cavendish was impressive as well.

Lance Armstrong, the cancer survivor and 7 time consecutive Tour de France winner has now officially retired from the event and will live strong.

Mr. Armstrong will no longer have to ride a bike on Christmas and New Years. He can devote his energies in new pursuits.

In the end it was all champagne and smiles for Contador cruising down the Champs Elysees in Paris France celebrating his 3rd Tour de France victory as of 2010

Champagne and Smiles for Contador. Great cyclist but heartbreaking loss for Schleck. He shall return next year.

The yellow jersey is up for grabs.