TARGETS:
Immigrants in Calais, France, from where many try to flee for England
It is doubtful that Nicolas Sarkozy has ever heard of the late Texan country singer Ernest Tubb, a rhinestone cowboy with a honky-tonk twang. But last week the French Interior Minister seemed to be humming a French version of Tubb's 1970 classic,
It's America (Love It or Leave It).
"If it bothers people to be in France, then it shouldn't bother them to leave a country they don't love," Sarkozy said. It's hardly a new refrain; the far-right National Front has used
France: love it or leave
it as a slogan for years. Perhaps for that reason, Sarkozy's pronouncement sent...
