Jackson Jambalaya

Makes me want to cry.....such a beautiful building.

oh goodness, that is so horrible to see. Notice the construction scaffolding up around the steeple. There is a construction company that may have made a catastrophic mistake.

What in the world....do the French not know how to put out a simple fire? They have a little bitty hose. They need to hurry!

During Holy Week no less. Je suis tres triste!

It’s sad to see such a great piece of history and architecture waste. From what I gathered workers were removing Bronze Statues when the fire started. Nothing is left under the spire. So much care and caution has to be taken when working around old structures. Anything can go wrong, such as the case here.

They’re waiting for the British and Americans to come put it out for them.

Did you'all see that the hunchback is looking for a place to stay. Two go fund me pages were started.

Lightning has struck - punishment for their baby rapist priests.

They forgot to raise a white flag.

Muslim terror attack, it will be suppressed because the French have reached the magic number of angry Muslims that they are honestly afraid of them.

I wondered why several hours went by before the assholes came out. But they didn't let me down. Better late than never to show your American spirit.

Somebody did something.

Someone make a "Kermit the frog drinking tea: but that's none of my business" meme but with Martin Luther drinking one of his home-brews.

I was waiting for this to turn stupid and, sure enough, it did....by old guys re-re-re-fighting WWII. Sign out and go home..it's almost 5. Should be home by 8.

My relatives fought and died on French soil to save their asses from the Nazis. Kiss my ass if you don’t like my attitude towards them.

Problem was not the French people or troops. They fought pretty damn bravely. Go read up on Dien Bien Phu and how much hell they gave the Viet Minh. The problem has been its leadership. It's the leadership that has been spineless and was more than happy to let the troops soldier on and suffer.

5:10 You Canadians should not have such a selfish attitude towards the French. We in America remember them as an ally and the second biggest factor in our American revolution. Lighten up!

I trust that the rebuilding has already began. Collections will be joyfully taken up to be a part of the rebuilding around the world, that's what the faithful do.

President Trump had a great idea. Dump water on the church by a airplane or helicopter. The liberals said it would collapse the structure, however, the water could be regulated to the volume of a summer rain. The frogs I mean the French have no leadership to even attempt this.

Suburban dads can turn any comment section into derby day at the nursery for IBS inflicted toddlers.

The French Government has established new internal threat levels. Unlike the U.S., the French only have four such levels. They are, from low to high:


RUN
HIDE
SURRENDER
COLLABORATE

Sarah Fowler at the CL is writing a story as we speak saying it was the Diocese of Jackson and Bishop's fault.

@3:59

GFY.

I have a French WW II Infantry rifle for sale. Mint condition! Never fired and only dropped once.

@3:59

You just love stuff like this to get that Catholic hate flowing, don't ya? Would you have the same reaction if a Southern Baptist Megachurch burnt? You know, it would be divine retribution if that happened seeing as they had themselves a nice little sex-abuse scandal along the same lines recently.

@ Everyone talking down about the French...

Have you forgotten who stood with us during the Revolution? Yes, I know the French are easy targets sometimes, much like Catholics are for 3:59 above.

KF is right, the French fought bravely. If he were still alive Marcel Bigeard would lay you down if you called him a "Cheese Eating Surrender Monkey." Read up on him if you can manage get past your French=Effete white handkerchief waving girly-men stereotype you have going.

And on that old joke about a Frenchman's gun being "Never fired, dropped once" I say this: "https://i.imgur.com/pDvsXhU.png"

The French took the brunt of the German assault and stopped them cold, dumbass. Read about Verdun some time. Guess no one remembered there was a French resistance during WW2 as well. Quit a few "frogs" as you put it died fighting the Nazis. They also showed what they thought of collaborators when France was liberated.

Oh, and the French wiped our asses and taught us how to fight when we arrived over in Europe during the Great War. Our army was small, weak, and unable to fight for quite some time after we entered the war.

The truth will never out. The Shepard Smiths of the world will keep it buried.

Clearly some of yall need to read "Lies my Teacher Told Me".

Churches all over France have been burned or destroyed nearly weekly for the past 2 years or so. Just last week alone 2 people with ties to ISIS were arrested for trying to set fire to Notre dame. Muslims doing what they so!!!

One guy already donated 100 million for the rebuilding effort. The one true chruch has survived much more.

@6:39, what is the source of your fake news?

The heart remains unscathed.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D4OqImqUEAAWr8P.jpg

@7:36 AM - I am not @6:39 AM, but please try to keep up with current events.

https://gellerreport.com/2019/04/notre-dame-intentionally-set.html/

If you don't trust this source, google it yourself.

@7:36 AM Just because your beloved CNN and MSNBC didn't report it doesn't mean that it didn't happen.

10:09 AM just confirms the strategy right wing media uses to keep their lies and conspiracy theories alive: claim that lack of proof of a conspiracy or reporting by MSM is proof that the conspiracy is working.

@11:58 AM - Where do you purchase your tin foil hats? Asking for a friend.

Will this affect the spring game?

@9:31, thanks for spreading the work of a racist. I googled your source and the very first result shows:

“Pamela Geller is an American political activist and commentator. She is known for her anti-Islamic writings, opposition to the proposed construction of an Islamic community center near the former site of the World Trade Center, and sponsorship of the "Draw the Prophet" cartoon contest in Garland, Texas. “

I tried everyone of these links and it doesn't work. Must be fake news or these hooplas don't know how to share a link.

@12:13, you might want to contact a manufacturer. You would likely benefit from the economies of scale for the quantity you will require for your group of “friends.”

France has faced growing problems with anti-Christian violence, especially by anarchist and feminist groups. These folks aren't Muslims.

We shouldn't jump to conclusions, but it's........

https://www.citizenfreepress.com/breaking/notre-dame-worker-says-fire-was-deliberately-set/

Here's more, but from the liberal's beloved Newsweek.

https://www.newsweek.com/spate-attacks-catholic-churches-france-sees-altars-desecrated-christ-statue-1370800

@2:12, so you are willing to start a holy war based on a deleted tweet? This deleted tweet is a 3rd party account of an unnamed friend in an unnamed job who heard from other unnamed “staff” that it was intentionally set by someone. Seems like quite the leap of faith you are taking, does it not?

@1:20 Please look up the definition of "racist" so that you can use it properly in the future.

KF, your rewriting of the French and the resistance during WWII reads like the book "Soldiers in the Night" - written about the French underground. Yes, there were many French who did risk their lives in WWII - after their leaders abdicated and ran for cover. (And yes, they were French too.) The number of French citizens that died in the war - a war that was about saving their country, along with the Brits - is miniscule when compared to the costs in lives (and dollars) that came from the other major allies.

But once they were free, they wanted it all for themselves -- demanding a seat at the table to divide up the spoils and punish the enemies; twenty years of resistance against the US and its attempts to protect the allies interests.

To try to find a battle where they were important is tough, but there is no problem in finding dozens of battles where dealing with them and their egos cost Americans their advantage, and their lives.

And KF, tell that about the French taking the brunt of the German assault to the Czechs, and the Polish, and the Belgiums, and the Danes- all the while that the French, with Chamberlin and Attle were dicking around with their "peace efforts"

@4:16, sorry to trigger you like that, but please learn to read time correctly before being offended when a racist is called a racist.

Why don't you read some history and learn the difference between WW1 and WW2.

I said the leadership was often the problem. Look at Dien Bien Phu. FFL was brave and tough as hell. Leadership F'ed them over with horrible decisions. Officers had enough and staged their own coup at the base. Slaughtered the Viet Minh until they had nothing to fight with anymore. Fighting from the bottom of a valley while your enemy has loads of artillery covered by triple canopy jungle tends to cause that problem. The leadership screwed them over again in Algeria. Finally had enough and tried their own aborted coup. Day of the Jackal wasn't exactly thought up out of thin air, you know.

You left out the part where we actually fought the French in North Africa and the British fought them before we entered the war. We needed Degaulle so the French troops wouldn't obey orders and fight against us.

However, WW1, I don't think anyone can call them cowards.

How many readers here would be surprised to learn that France is still not an operational member of NATO? They have political participation only, i.e. no skin in the game.

The U.S. and other NATO member nations are doing the heavy lifting for the cheese eating white flag raising frogs.

The French police don't know who burnt Notre Dame but Quasimodo has a hunch.

@7:30, I would be very surprised since your statement is not true. More fake news from the anti-Muslim Trump idiots.

@10:35 AM, @7:30 here...you are correct. The frogs joined NATO in 2009. Another senior moment on my part. My bad. Carry on.