from Azer Tag,
State Telegraph Agency of The Republic of Azerbaijan:
State Telegraph Agency of The Republic of Azerbaijan:
Nicolas Sarkozy, the new leader of France's ruling conservative party, has carved out a stellar political career that he unabashedly sees as one day -- and sooner rather than later -- making him French president.
His irrepressible rise owes much to his naked ambition and determination to put himself in stark contrast with the current head-of-state, Jacques Chirac.
Born in January 1955 to a Hungarian refugee who came to France after World War II, he has championed the cause of immigrants in the country and often relies on the canny advice of his wife Celia as he plots his course.
Azer Tag 29.Nov.04
Does that seem too obvious?
Then maybe a piece from Pravda or the BBC will help you pretend it's all a natural outgrowth of the human desire for strong capable leadership. As opposed to a cunning cynical manipulation of people held hostage by media in the hands of a tiny minority of tiny men with big ideas.
