The Tunisian people these days rose up to overthrow the Tunisian President Ben Ali, and the situation does not of course all Tunisians insensitive world. Some, like Fahid Ben Khalfallah, have not hesitated to take advantage of their privileged position facing the media to say what they thought of the French policy on this.Bordeaux player regrets that the French government waited until the wind turns to take a stand. "It's hard living that Tunisians. The revolution is a good thing. Nobody can deny that. Except maybe the French government that finds things to say while it's been 23 years that it lasts. They waited until everyone left for action.
Now they can give advice when they should perhaps keep quiet. Alliot-Marie said she wants to send the CRS. She is very nice but nobody said anything and now we must speak, "denounced the midfielder Girondins Bordeaux, who, some years ago, had strongly objected to the attitude of young people from Tunisia, but installed France, which had invaded the Stade de France during a France-Tunisia friendly.
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