Monsieur Frappier,
[L'article de Barbara Kay du National Post->34145] est nettement susceptible de
créer du ressentiment envers les Canadiens-Français. D'ailleurs plusieurs
commentaires que cet article a provoqués traduisent un mépris pour les
Québécois, et la langue française.
Voici la réplique que j'ai faite à cette journaliste haineuse:

Dear Miss Barbara Kay

National Post
Your article translates two main misanderstandings of the situation, and
shows a strong biais.
First, cegep (Quebec’s post-secondary, two-year college programs preceding
university) is not really a full college program in the sense understodd in
the English education system. The firt year mainly corresponds to the last
year of the public highschool program. For the first academic year,
students are mostly 16 and 17 years old. In Ontario or elsewhere in the
ROC, students would be compelled to terminate grade 12, and all students
all over ROC Canada are obliged to study in English. Do you complain of
such a drastic unilinguinal English majority system?
Secondly, French is badly baffled in the English Canada, and French
language in regressing, mainly because of the majority despotic immigration
rules whereby 90% (Stat Canada, Commissaire aux langues officielles) of
immigration is English speaking or forced to assimilate to English. Do you
denonce such a despotic majority ruling, in place since Union and Lord
Durham.
Furthermore almost 1/3 of young French speaking children in the ROC are
denied education in French, in public education system. Did you know
that?Will you not denounce it?
Please Miss Barbara Kay try to be honest. Honest articles might simple help
to develop a fair and just dialogue and understanding between French and
English Canada.
Said otherwise, your intellectual dishonesty is a fraud, litterally!

Michel P.

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