"Do you feel the same way about the ANZAC Memorials,
and our War Museums?"

Well, I don't, but then they don't have wooden roof trusses, I hope!

If they catch fire I wouldn't expect the French to help with their rebuilding either.

Is Mise,

You are of course entitled to your views.

However, many would disagree with you.

Australia has very strong relations with France.
Australia's legacy of Australian involvement
on French soil in the 1st and 2nd World Wars
plays an important role in the bilateral relationship.
Over 45,000 Australians lost their lives on French
soil in the two conflicts.

Each year many Australians travel to the Western
Front to commemorate the thousands of Australians
who were killed and injured there.

And that's not all. There's so much more - dialogue
and practical cooperation between France and
Australia has been strengthening on many fronts in
recent years.

Foxy,

Still, no reason to contribute taxpayers' money when a French Government building burns down.

There's plenty that needs doing in Australia.

Is Mise,

That's up to the individual Australians and their
families to decide. The current government has
made it's position quite clear. Although things
may well change after the election in May.

If Europe and especially France continue with their mad immigration policies they will be wasting their money. It will be burn't down again.

Runner,

So ........ immigration caused this terrible fire ?

I thought that immigration was bad enough, causing traffic congestion, unemployment, increased crime, environmental degradation and rising house prices, but this is a new one :)

Joe