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The Hundred Days ... A procession of Echternach!

one hundred days ago today that the Walloons, the Flemish and Brussels were called to the polls. We know the result: two main winning parties, the PS in Wallonia and the N-VA (nationalist and separatist) in Flanders. According to recent polls, both parties are winners again strengthened their position, the PS in Wallonia currently reaching 41% of the vote, while the Flemish separatists, all parties are not far from reaching an absolute majority. In the minds
scholars, which the poor teaching of the Community "French" has not taken any interest in history, the "hundred days" evoke a glorious episode, the saga of Napoleon Bonaparte, when 1815, the Imperial Eagle was able to reclaim France from the Gulf Juan, " flying from bell to bell tower of Notre-Dame de Paris". Although this episode in the history of France ended with the painful defeat at Waterloo, which sealed our fate for us 200 years to stand condemning the regime and the Dutch Belgian scheme, so contrary to our traditions and our feelings of Liège, it remains for us a reference-heroic and nostalgic - even if only because of the large number of Walloons who fought in the Great Army, including Waterloo, where they were much more numerous than the "Belgians" enlisted in the army Dutch.
No comparison, of course, with the "hundred days" that have elapsed since June 13, but nothing concrete so does the endless palaver between Elio Di Rupo and Bart De Wever. After all, where are we after the "hundred days", interspersed with breaks and reconciliations spectacular but unsuccessful? There is no agreement in sight for the formation of a federal government. It is, as at the time of "Orange Blue", in reference to consideration by a committee of expert problem areas: method of refinancing the federal entities, regions and communities of accountability, problem Brussels and BHV ...
The only significant progress is not in the discovery and formulation solutions, but in awareness of a significant portion of the population wallonnne for which the division of Belgium no longer a taboo or a scarecrow, but actually quite logical outcome to the current imbroglio . Stances Walloon separatists like those come to the mayors of Namur and Charleroi, although they are more or less disowned by the HRC, are no less significant. They would not have made such statements if they might offend their constituents ...
As for PS, we do not know what to think of its successive positions and contradictory . After gave voice to urge the Walloons to take their destiny in hand by appealing to their pride and dignity - a language that we take for years - the tenors Socialists now seem to back off, although in their internal fora, they remain convinced that the end of Belgium is inevitable. And what about their statement after the visit of a delegation of the French Socialist Party, saying, as if to reassure the people (?), He "was question at any time, a approximation between Wallonia, Brussels and France "? Returning to historical considerations, the Walloon Socialist attitude, far from being a heroic march like that of Bonaparte in 1815, is more reminiscent of the procession of Echternach ...