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Moncef Marzouki, Tunisian President

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Two years after the fall of Ben Ali, Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki tells FRANCE 24 how the country has accomplished "two absolutely extraordinary things": a mental and a political revolution. He also justifies his alliance with Islamist party Ennahda, saying Tunisia seeks consensus to avoid civil war.

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Vanesa Burgraf did a really

by Harrison Picot - 15/01/2013 - 15:41

Vanesa Burgraf did a really masterful job in interviewing Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki, and she is really beautiful.

I consider myself a man second to none (okay, behind DSK) in my appreciation of T&A, but I was distracted by Vanesa's dress. I found myslef wonndering, "If that job is so good, does it need all that adervtising?"

In Tunisia, I doubt that many women dress like that, execept when trying to excite a man to have sex with them.

Sometimes I watch (in the USA) the Russian news channel, RT, and they dress their women so that you know they have breasts and and legs, and they do that because they are a fake news operation.

France 24 is a real news operaion, and Venesa a real reporter doing a good job. we know she is young and beautiful, and suspect she has nice breasts, we don't really need to contemplate them when she is asking a question. Not that I maind contemplating her breasts, but she certianly is fine without advertising, and so is France 24 P. Harrison Picot Haymarket VA USA

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