It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over

Yogi Berra was not a Frenchmen:

French in disarray as they admit EU treaty vote is lost

By Charles Bremner in Paris and Philip Webster, Political Editor

THE leader of France’s ruling party has privately admitted that Sunday’s referendum on the European constitution will result in a “no” vote, throwing Europe into turmoil.

“The thing is lost,” Nicolas Sarkozy told French ministers during an ill-tempered meeting. “It will be a little ‘no’ or a big ‘no’,” he was quoted as telling Jean-Pierre Raffarin, the Prime Minister, whom he accused of leading a feeble campaign.

Comments

[The Kid]

Perhaps are merely heeding one of the great Yogi's other sage bits of advice:
When you come to a fork in the road, take it.

[Mario G. Nitrini 111]

This seemed to be a good heading for My Post. Just-one-minute, I hope You Don't mind. I saw that You had some OJ Simpson Case Connected Posts in the past.

I was Personally involved in The OJ Simpson Case. I had an Article written about some of My Involvement in the Case by Bill Boyarsky, and it was Published in the Times on June 23rd, 1995, and I was Also on David Bresnahan's National Radio Show in March of 2001. I have been Covered-up by Both Sides to the MAX for Reasons, and the Media has covered Me Up, for Reasons. I have also been in ALL the Camps Per se, The Criminal Trial and the Civil Trial.

I Post on "Smartfellows Press" (IAGO). We have uncovered New facts and Evidence regarding the OJ Simpson Case. Ther have Been some Astonishing Happenings just Recently that are connected to the Case and some of it's participants.

Thanks for letting Me share, Your Heading, It Ain't Over "til It's Over" really LEGALLY applies to MYSELF and The OJ Simpson Case

Thanks Again,

Sincerely,

Mario G. Nitrini 111

[Crank]

Nobody's going to vote for the EU, it's too popular.

(BTW, I think obsessing about a criminal case in which the defendant was acquitted ten years ago is pretty much the definition of "it's over.")

[Jim Glass]

Whoever imagined the French would surrender a battle before it happened, eh?

[Person of Choler]

From one of Hugh Hewitt's insights: Its close and they can still cheat. The French government and French big business are pushing for ratification and both groups are famously corrupt.

It ain't Monday, so its not over.