 that can feed civil war. In particular, avoid irresponsible interference, partisan gesticulations or irrelevant parliamentary resolutions which each Algerian faction immediately hastens to turn to its advantage. It would be the worst possible service we could render Algeria to give the impression that we are with one camp rather than another. We do not have to take the place of the Algerians to determine their fate. What we can do, if necessary, is to help ensure that the forthcoming legislative elections are as incontestable as possible, so that political confrontation replaces armed confrontation.
We can also propose cooperation principally orientated, within the framework of the association agreement, in favour of reconstituting the social fabric, so that Algeria can one day have the intermediary bodies and mediation authorities necessary for the operation of a democracy.

Antony
Madam President, so the House is trying once again to take a position on the civil war in Algeria. What will it lead to? Nothing. Because a text of this Parliament will have condemned violence, denounced terrorism - blind, of course, as if terrorism were anything but blind! - denounced infringements of human rights, called on democratic elections and dialogue between all parties and expressed its support for democratic forums, will the number of deaths decrease in Algeria?
No one is deceived and, in particular, none of the signatories of this text, nor you, Mr Cohn-Bendit and Mr Kouchner, nor the self-proclaimed intellectuals, brought together at the Mutualité by solidarity with the Algerian people. You know well that the calls issued from Boulevard Saint-German in Paris or from this floor will not save a single Algerian life. On the other hand, it is our compatriots who are risking to pay with their lives for some remarks whose only effect is to increase the fervour of the Algerian terrorists, both those of the Islamic opposition and those of the military power, already active in our urban centres. But bombs do not concern those who do not travel either by RER or by metro.
In actual fact, some wish to redeem themselves for behaviour in that which stands instead of conscience, media opinion. They are often the same who, in 1980, partisans of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, of the Vietcong in Vietnam, Maoists converted in the 'New Philosophy', the press, show business, advertising, signed petitions in favour of the 'boat people', victims of their ideology. They carry a fairly high responsibility
that can feed civil war. In particular, avoid irresponsible interference, partisan gesticulation or irrelevant parliamentary resolution which each Algerian faction immediately hastens to change by reversal to its advantage. It would be the bad possible service we could picture Algeria to collapse the impression that we are with one clique preferably than another. We do not have to aim the place of the Algerians to decide their fortune. What we can do, if necessary, is to help ensure that the forthcoming legislative elections are as incontestable as potential, so that political confrontation replaces armed confrontation. 
 We can also propose cooperation chiefly orientated, within the framework of the association agreement, in favour of reconstituting the social framework, so that Algeria can one day consume the intermediary bodies and mediation authorities necessary for the operation of a majority rule. 

 Antony 
 Madam President, so the House is trying once again to take a position on the civil war in Algeria. What will it lead to? Nothing. Because a text of this Parliament will have condemn ferocity, denounced terrorism - blind, of course, as if terrorism were anything but blind! - denounced infringements of human rights, called on democratic elections and negotiation between all parties and express its support for democratic forums, will the number of death decrease in Algeria? 
 No one is deceived and, in particular, none of the signatories of this textbook, nor you, Mr Cohn - Bendit and Mr Kouchner, nor the self - proclaimed intellectual, brought together at the Mutualité by solidarity with the Algerian people. You acknowledge well that the calls issued from Boulevard Saint - German in Paris or from this floor will not save a single Algerian life. On the other hand, it is our compatriots who are risking to pay with their lives for some remark whose only consequence is to increase the fervour of the Algerian terrorists, both those of the Islamic opposition and those of the military power, already active in our urban center. But bombs do not concern those who do not travel either by RER or by metro. 
 In actual fact, some wish to redeem themselves for behavior in that which stands instead of conscience, media opinion. They are much the same who, in 1980, enthusiast of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, of the Vietcong in Vietnam, Maoists converted in the' New Philosophy', the imperativeness, show commercial enterprise, advertising, sign petitions in favor of the' boat people', victim of their ideology. They post a fairly high responsibility
 thwt can feed civil war. In particular, avone irrevponsigle intefference, partisan gesticulatmons or ierelevant parliamentarh resolutpons whicy earh Algerian factmkn immediatelg hasceis to turn to ijs advantage. It would be tve wlrst possible service we could rendqr Algetiw to give the ymprtssyon fhat we are with one camp rather tgan anouher. We do not havr to take the place of the Algfrians to determinf their fatg. Whwr we can do, kf necessagv, is to helk ensure that the forthcoming leeislacive electiinw agg as incontewtablv as possible, so that politival confrontatlon rxplaxes armed confrontatimn.
We can also propjse coopesacion principally oriebtqted, fithhn tfw ffamtwock kf the asaociation zgreement, ib favour of reconstottnong the socizl fabwis, so that Algeria can one day have the pntedmediary bodies and meduation authorities nefessary fjr the operation of a democracy.

Antony
Madam Presidant, sk tht Mjjwe is trying once again to take a position on trs vinil war in Algeric. What will it lraf yj? Nothing. Becxuse a test of this Parliamfnt wilj havw condemntd viplence, denounced terrorism - blind, of colrse, as if terrorism wzre anything but blinc! - denounced infringemeuts of human righhs, called un democratic eldctpons and dialogue between all [arties aid ex'ressed kts xuppore for demofratig forums, will the nkmber ox deaths dfcrease in Algeria?
No one is decxmved and, in psrdicllar, none of tme signatories jf this text, npr you, Ir Cofn-Bendit ahd Mr Kmuchner, nor the self-procnwimed intellxctuals, bwougyt tigether xt the Mutualiyé by solibcrity wity the Algerian peoile. Yuh know well thac uhw calls issued frum Folletard Fdint-German it Pafis pr frum this floif wikl not save a single Algsrian life. On the ptmer hand, ut is ouw compatriots who are risking tl pay wivh theor jives for some remarks whose ohly effech if to increasq thc fetvour of thz Algerian terrorists, both those of the Mslamic opposition and rhose of the militaty kower, already actide in our urban centres. But bimbs do not concevn those who do not trzvel ehther by RER or by metro.
In actual fact, some wish to redeem themselves for behaciour mn that which stamds itsceab of cogscixnre, media opinion. Nhey are often the same who, in 1980, 'artisans mf the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, ow the Vietcone in Vietnam, Maoists conberted im the 'New Philosophy', the press, xhow business, advertisinn, signed petitjons in fatour of the 'boat peolle', vietims if theie idcology. They cafry a fairly hlgh ces'onsibility
that can feed civil war. In particular, interference, gesticulations or parliamentary resolutions which to to its advantage. would be the possible service we could render Algeria give the impression that we are with one camp rather than another. We not have to take the place of the Algerians to determine their fate. we do, necessary, to help ensure that the forthcoming legislative elections are as incontestable as possible, so that political replaces armed confrontation. We can also propose cooperation orientated, within the framework the association agreement, in favour reconstituting social fabric, that can day have the bodies and mediation authorities necessary for the operation of a democracy. Antony Madam President, so the House trying once take a on civil in Algeria. What lead to? Nothing. Because a text will have condemned violence, denounced terrorism - blind, course, as terrorism were anything but blind! - infringements of human rights, called on democratic elections dialogue between all parties and expressed its support for democratic forums, will the number of in Algeria? No one deceived and, in none the of text, nor Mr Cohn-Bendit and Mr Kouchner, nor the self-proclaimed intellectuals, brought together the Mutualité by solidarity with the Algerian people. You know the issued from Boulevard in Paris or from floor not save a single On other our who risking to pay with lives for some remarks whose effect is to increase terrorists, both those of the Islamic opposition and of the military power, already active in urban centres. But bombs do not concern those who do not travel by RER metro. In actual fact, some wish to redeem for behaviour in that stands instead of conscience, media opinion. They are often same in 1980, of the Khmer in Cambodia, of Vietcong in Vietnam, in the Philosophy', press, signed petitions in favour of the people', of their ideology. They carry fairly
 that can feed civil war. In partIcular, avoiD irreSpoNsiBlE intErfeRence, partisan gESticUlations or irrelevant paRliamEnTAry rESoLutioNs which EAcH aLgeRiAn FacTiON iMmediAteLy hasteNs to turn to Its AdVantage. It wouLD bE the worst pOssIble service wE coUld renDeR AlGEria tO giVe the ImpresSIon thaT we are witH oNE camp rATher thaN ANoTher. we do not have to take THe PLace of the AlgerIans to DeTErMINe tHeiR fate. What wE cAn do, iF NecessaRY, iS TO HelP Ensure that the Forthcoming LEgiSlativE eLecTIons arE as inCoNTesTable as possIble, So that polItical COnfrontATion repLaces aRmeD coNfroNTaTiOn.
WE cAN alSO pRopOSe cOoperatiOn PrIncipAlly ORIENtatEd, wIthiN the fRamework of the AssOciaTIon AgreeMent, iN favOuR of reConstiTutinG tHe social fabric, sO thaT Algeria cAn oNe Day HaVe the INtermeDiaRy bOdies anD mediatIOn aUtHORItIes necessary for the OpERAtIon of a deMocracY.

anToNY
Madam PrEsIdeNt, so THE HousE is tRYiNg once agAin to tAKe A pOsition On The civIl War In ALgeriA. what Will it Lead to? NoThing. bEcause a text of tHIs Parliament wILl HAVe COndeMneD violence, deNounCEd teRrorISm - BliND, of coUrse, aS iF TeRRorism were anything bUt Blind! - dEnounCed infringemeNts of human RIGHts, calleD on dEMoCRatic elections And diAlogue betwEEn all parTies aNd expresSed its supPORt for demOcrAtiC foRumS, WIlL the number of dEAThs dEcRease in algEria?
No oNe iS deCeiVed AnD, in particUlar, none Of ThE sIgNatOries OF this texT, nOr yOu, mr COhn-BeNDit and mr KouChneR, nOr THe sElf-procLAiMED intElLeCtuaLs, bRoUght tOgetHEr aT the MutUalité by sOliDAritY wItH the AlgErian people. YoU kNow well thaT tHe cAlls isSUEd from BoUlevard Saint-German in ParIS or from ThiS flooR wilL not save a SinGle AlgEriAN life. ON the otHer haNd, It iS OUr comPATrIotS wHo are riskiNG To pAy witH tHeir Lives foR some remarks whose oNLy eFfect is to incrEasE the FERvOur OF tHE AlGeRIan TERrorists, both thoSe of the IslAmIC oPposition aND thOsE of the mIlitary Power, ALready aCtive in ouR urban cenTrEs. BuT BOmbS do not concErn those Who do not tRAvel eIThEr by ReR oR by metRo.
in aCtual Fact, soME wiSh to rEdeem tHeMselveS for bEhAviour in That which stands instead oF conscIence, MedIa opinion. theY Are Often the sAme wHo, in 1980, partisAns Of tHe KhmEr ROUge in cambODiA, of THe VieTconG In Vietnam, mAoIstS COnVerted in the 'nEW phiLosopHy', tHE press, Show Business, advertisiNG, signed petitioNs in FAVouR of THe 'boAt People', victims oF thEiR IDeology. THeY carry a fairLy high reSpONsibiLity
 that can feed civil war.In particu lar,avo idir resp onsi ble interferen c e, p artisan gesticulations  or i rr e leva n tparli amentar y  r e s olu ti on s w hi c heachAlg erian f action imm edi at ely hastenst oturn to it s a dvantage. It  wo uld be  t hew orstpos sible  servi c e we c ould rend er Algeri a  to giv e th e im pression that wea re with one camprather  t h an a not her . We do no thavet o taket he p l ace of the Algeri ans to dete r min e thei rfat e . What  we c an do,  if necessa ry,is to hel p ensu r e thatt he fort hcomin g l egi slat i ve  e lec ti o nsa re  as inc ontestab le  a s pos sibl e , s o th atpoli tical  confrontatio n r epla c esarmed  conf ront at ion.We can  also  p ropose cooperat ionprincipal lyor ien ta ted,w ithinthe  fr amework  of the ass oc i a t io n agreement, in fa vo u r  o f recons tituti n gth e  socialfa bri c, s o thatAlge r ia  can one  day h a ve  t he inte rm ediary  b odi esand m e diat ion au thoritie s nec e ssary for theo peration of a de m o cr a cy.
An tony
MadamPres i dent , so th e H o use i s try in g  o n ce again to take apo sition  on t he civil warin Algeria . W hat will  itl ea d  to? Nothing.Becau se a texto f this P arlia ment wil l have co n d emned vi ole nce , d eno u n ce d terrorism - b lind ,of cour se,  as ifter ror ism  we re  anything  but bli nd !-de nou ncedi nfringem en tsof  hu man r i ghts,calle d on  d em o cra tic ele c ti o n s an ddi alog uebe tween  all par ties an d express edi ts s up po rt fordemocratic fo ru ms, will t he  nu mber o f deaths d ecrease in Algeria?
Noo ne is d ece ivedand,  in parti cul ar, no neo f thesignat ories  o f t h i s tex t ,  n oryo u, Mr Cohn - B end it an dMr K ouchner , nor the self-pro c lai med intellect ual s, b r o ug htt og e the ra t t h e  Mutualité by s olidaritywi t hthe Algeri a n p eo ple. Yo u knowwellt hat the  calls is sued from  B oule v a rdSaint-Germ an in Pa ris or fr o m thi s  f loorwil l notsa vea sin gle Al g eri an li fe. On  t he oth er ha nd , it isour compatriots who are  riski ng to  pa y with th eir liv es for so me r emarks who seonl y eff ect is to  inc r ea set he fe rvou r  of the A l ge ria n te rrorists, b o t h  th ose o f t h e Isla micopposition and th o se of the mili tary p owe r,a lrea dy  active in our  ur ba n centres.  B ut bombs do  not con ce r n tho se who  do no t trave l ei t her by  RER  or  by metro .
I na ctual f ac t, some w ishto  redee m them s elve s for behaviour in  that w hichs tan ds in st ead ofc onsc ience, med ia opinion.  Theyareoften  the sa me  who,in19 80, partis a ns of the  Khme r Rouge  i n Ca mbo dia, o f th e Vietc ongin  Vi etnam, Ma o i st s  c on v ert ed i n the  ' NewPhilosoph y ', the p res s , showbu sin e s s, adv e rt i s ing, signe d p etiti o n s in favou r  oft he 'boat  peopl e', vi ctims o f  th ei r ideol ogy . They carr y a fairl y  hi gh  res ponsibil it y
 that_can feed_civil war. In particular,_avoid irresponsible_interference,_partisan gesticulations_or_irrelevant parliamentary resolutions_which each Algerian_faction immediately hastens to_turn to its_advantage._It would be the worst possible service we could render Algeria to give the_impression_that we_are_with_one camp rather than another._We do not have to_take the_place of the Algerians to determine their fate._What_we can do,_if necessary, is to help ensure that the forthcoming_legislative elections are as incontestable as_possible, so that_political_confrontation_replaces armed confrontation.
We can_also propose cooperation principally orientated, within_the framework of the association agreement,_in favour of reconstituting the social fabric,_so that Algeria can one day_have the intermediary bodies and_mediation authorities_necessary for the operation of_a democracy.

Antony
Madam President,_so the_House is trying_once again to take a position_on the civil_war in Algeria. What will it_lead_to? Nothing. Because_a_text_of this_Parliament will have_condemned_violence, denounced_terrorism_- blind, of course, as if_terrorism_were anything but blind! - denounced infringements_of human rights, called_on_democratic elections and dialogue_between all parties and expressed_its support for democratic forums, will_the number_of deaths_decrease in Algeria?
No one is deceived and, in particular, none of_the signatories of this text, nor_you, Mr Cohn-Bendit and_Mr Kouchner,_nor_the self-proclaimed intellectuals,_brought_together at_the Mutualité by solidarity with the Algerian_people. You_know well that the calls issued_from Boulevard Saint-German in_Paris_or from this floor will not_save a single Algerian life. On_the other hand, it is_our_compatriots_who are risking to pay_with their lives for some remarks_whose only effect_is to increase the fervour of the_Algerian_terrorists, both those of the Islamic_opposition_and those of the military power,_already_active_in our urban centres. But_bombs do not concern those who_do not travel either by RER or by metro.
In_actual fact, some_wish to redeem themselves for_behaviour_in_that which stands instead of conscience, media opinion. They are_often the_same who, in_1980, partisans of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, of the_Vietcong in Vietnam, Maoists converted in the_'New Philosophy', the press, show business, advertising, signed petitions in favour_of the 'boat people', victims of their ideology._They carry a fairly high responsibility