In a ruling praised by International Social Justice Hero League, Amnesty International, the French judiciary has upheld the right of women to clothe themselves by overturning bans in dozens of French municipalities much to the chagrin of local officials who had instituted the bans in the interest of public safety.
Prime Minister Manuel Valls refused to acknowledge the very serious war in which France was engaged while continuing to pander to affected jurisdictions by reaffirming that public safety was indeed at the forefront of the (overturned) discriminatory legislation.
Having proudly denied women the right to anonymity in 2010, France now struggles to advance its anti-woman agenda in 2016 year of the monkey, while trying to distance itself and obfuscate the eerie similarities between this legislation and the recent deplorable conduct of British law enforcement in treatment of clothed female beach patrons.
All of this as another international player across the pond is poised to install the first (alleged) vagina in its highest office. Is there no refuge for smoldering torch of Liberty?
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