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 ==Views of the French military AFD== 
 Hello, I believe you nominated this article incorrectly. I went to WP:AFD and did not find this article nominated. You have to nominate it there in order to start a proper vote. There are directions at the bottom for how to do it. Ask me for more information.  

 I'll do it if you want me to, though I'm not sure if it will get deleted.  
 :Thanks for your message, i have currently no time for this matter but i'll figure it out later. Anyway the route to deletion is a long one, and the worst is, one article deleted today will be recreated two weeks later, as everyone can edit here! Maybe you'd like to get an interesting and very educative point of view of how the things really works here. i'm sure you'll love it. well talk to you later. ;)   

 Well if you're pessimistic about this deletion process, why did you nominate the article for deletion in the first place? Not only that, but as I said, you did not nominate at the correct place.  
 ::with all due respect, pessimism is never far from realism, i nominated it because i trully think this article is a crap written by ignorant kids watching to much TV series (the Simpsons). didn't i said i didn't have time for moving the AFD nor follow the vote process right now? do you really need me for moving the vote to the correct place? i'll take care of this matter later, like i said what can't be done today will be done tomorrow or two weeks later.    

 I think you're misunderstanding me. I'm not questioning your motives or the legitimacy of your move, but rather to do whatever you want in a correct manner. If you do not have the time at the moment, then you should remove the link at the top of the page since it is not really directed at the AFD. If you don't, I will.  
 :you can remove it, no problem, i'll add it later. by the way, thanks for removing the ""massive POV"" it's really appreciated, sure it needed to be neutralized like i admitted myself, (it was late and i was tired when i done this so it had to be reworked) not deleted though. it was not an ""original research"" it was pure facts. Ask some French about it and they will tell you I told the truth. It doesn't matter anyway since I'll rewrite this section in two weeks. i've decided to fight for Francophilie instead of  fighting versus Francophobia.   

 ::I don't deny that there are French people who are dissatisfied with their current socioeconomic status, but to call this ""anti-French sentiment"" is a bit silly. There have been individuals in societies throughout history who have had gripes about their social systems, but that doesn't mean that they are systematically opposed to the people, traditions, or culture of the region or nation-state in which they grew up (or lived). I live in the United States and have several issues about certain societal mechanisms in this country, but that doesn't make me anti-American. My label of ""original research"" is more than justified since it appears you are introducing a new standard whereby people who don't like particular facets of a certain nation are against that nation.  
 :::you didn't noticed the socio-economic paragraph was just a prologue (they were facts based on socio-political documentaries and political shows i've watched). Many young French don't realize (and are not interested with) the importance of Mitterand's socialist reign over the actual French economy and society. Very few of them knows the biggest French political party was the communist party until Mitterand's election in 1981. Today, the majoritary parties are the Socialist party and the UMP (right wing), before Mitterand the socilaist party was called the ""Non-Communist party"" wich says how much the communist was prominent. Communist activists are really important today and are connected with with most the popular, workers and students strikes. The prologue was meant as a background for those who are not familiar with the French society's actual and current situation. The important stuff was the ""hymn hiss"" (i don't know if ""hiss"" is the good word for ""whistling when you are unsatisfied"") episode was a fact, an important one since it's really called ""anti-French act"" in France and laws were voted after this wave of hymn hissing. These laws were about ""anti-french behavior"" literally, so my