The flip-side of "Evening .
The Brussels daily breath decidedly hot and cold in his editorials. After
brandished the threat of "Plan B" of the PS as a flag waving in the face of the Flemings, here as Beatrice Delvaux - which, remember, living in Flemish Brabant - advocates Flemish-French bilingualism in general throughout the country [sic]: "In this country still whole, it would be logical to speak both languages well and immerse in the culture and experience of the other." And she concludes, citing the example of some Belgian VRT Magnette to " is obvious, being bilingual is a force that Francophones can not happen " [sic].
this "evidence" that the Walloon Movement has always opposed, one can oppose one another: if Wallonia was reunited with France, the problem of bilingualism would not arise and the time lost in learning Dutch could be used to aquérir more useful knowledge ! As well as learning another language, English is anyway much more interesting because, unlike the Dutch, it opens doors to the world .
At the same time, another éditortialiste, Pascal Martin, blames what he calls with contempt "wallonationalisme", following recent statements of the mayor of Charleroi and Namur. He even compared this "wallonationalisme" with National Socialism fatal memory, or simply - and very roughly - to a "doctrine-latrines" [sic], all preceded by " Oufti" developer ...
columnist, who obviously does nothing to the concepts of nation and nationalism, which he has only cartoons, do not know the French conception of nation and humanist, as was defined by Ernest Renan with his famous formula " the nation is a plebiscite everyday . We recommend in this regard the excellent post by our friend Claude Thayse published on his blog-notes.
In support of its contention, the editor did not hesitate, after being rude to accuse "creationists " those who want " convince Walloons they form a nation", and quote the words of falsified Song of the Walloons that exist only in his fevered imagination ...
course, Wallonia is not a nation like France, it is also morally party. It is, arguably, a small regional nation, but which has, as far as Flanders, a well-defined territory, a language and culture of its own (relative to North). The famous conference of 1945, as all who followed, called the National Congress Wallon, without Jamai had any comment on that subject. Is that Wallonia is a welcoming country, where immigrants are well received and respected. Nothing to see, therefore, with this "wallonationaisme" which mocks Mr. Martin, who would do well to review his copy, and the editor, which itself is, without realizing it, the apology a "belgonationalisme" bilingual totally outdated, based on a nation that never existed ...
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