L'arrivé futur d'un jet pack à en effet était annoncé ce jour, mettant plus d'un joueur en colère.

Après plusieurs relance sur les réseaux sociaux, Twitter et Facebook, nous pouvons que constater la fureur des joueurs qui ne veulent absolument pas voir cet item apparaître dans le Battle Royale.

Commençant avec de simples critiques et allant jusqu'aux insultes <>, <>. Les joueurs expriment leurs mécontentement.

Aujourd'hui nous lançons une pétition pour faire comprendre aux développeurs Epic Games, que le jet pack n'as pas sa place dans un Battle Royale !

A ce rythme la, nous pourrons drifter avec des Porsche dans Titled !

Où va Fortnite ! !!

Nous, soussignés, appel au Madame Le Maire de prendre des mesures urgentes pour installer mesures de ralentissement de la circulation le long de la route principale à Donzy Le National pour protéger ses habitants et visiteurs. Une action immédiate est requise.

Nous espérons qu'il ne prend pas un incident aussi grave que la mort d'un enfant à l'inciter à agir.

As a fellow European citizen I would like to ask you to grant French citizenship to the three American heroes who saved hundreds of lives on the high speed train from Amsterdam to Paris. We need more citizens like this in Europe.

Please grant them citizenship so that they can enjoy unlimited stay in Europe should they wish so.

Thank you!

Chaque jour sur le réseau social FACEBOOK arrivent des faux profils et des photos abusées.

FACEBOOK doit revoir son règlement, accorder plus d'attention quand il reçoit un signalement et agir sur le champs au lieu de prendre son temps et ne pas aller jusqu'au bout du décortillage du profil; Chaque signalement est fait pour une raison importante et non pris pour un amusement. FACEBOOK est un lieu amical et non pour supporter ce genre de chose. SVP signer cette pétition pour que facebook enfin bouge une bonne fois pour toute .... MERCI.

https://www.facebook.com/FacebookFrance

Air France is currently the ONLY air line left in the WORLD that still rips animals from their homes in the wild, and ships them to their inhumane deaths. Many, if not most people know that this is WRONG.

Lots of people see that this is torture, and that it must stop. But un-fortunately, everybody does not. If they did, primates would be able to live peacefully in the wild where they belong, without being captured, imported to labs, tested on and finally, meet their end after many terrible years in captivity.

Pourtant, sa page Facebook a été censurée, sans raison pertinente : dénonciation au détour d'un bout de sein, d'une courbe ou d'une chute de reins ?... On ne le sait, mais nous déplorons cette condamnation abusive et injustifiée.

Par solidarité pour ce photographe généreux et intègre, et pour défendre l'art en général, signez cette pétition.

Il appartient à la minorité ahmadie, un mouvement religieux qualifié d'hérétique par les autres musulmans et reconnus comme non musulmans par la Constitution du Pakistan, ce qui les expose à des persécutions et des mesures discriminatoires. Le simple fait pour eux de se revendiquer musulman peut leur valoir une accusation de blasphème.

The big scam organized by the Louvre Museum in Paris, blatantly called ‘The Arts of Islam’, demands a response.

Indeed, it is perfectly understandable that there has been an immense sadness, incomprehension and anger expressed by thousands of Iranians around the world in response to this pseudo exhibition. Hundreds of emails exchanged during these last weeks clearly reflect these emotions.

How could the managers of the Louvre, particularly those of its Islamic department, put into the same bag the arts of diverse cultures, some rooted in a history of several thousand years, and label them together, ‘The Arts of Islam’? One can only assume either a great ignorance of these cultures, dubious intentions or a real disdain for the intelligence and culture of their French countrymen.

Particularly obnoxious is that the pieces from Iran, which make up the majority of works in this exhibition, have been labelled without shame as ‘Islamic’.

The following are a few examples of those who works are included:
The great Ferdowsi, author of the monumental Book of Kings in the 10th Century, who fought Islam throughout his life, reviving the heroic pre-Islamic culture of Persia; Omar Khayyam, whose beautiful quatrains in the 12th century speak constantly of happiness of the present moment, wine and kisses, who said: ‘I would never exchange a moment of happiness with my beloved or a glass of wine sitting in the moonlight, with all of Allah’s paradise’; the great Hafez, revered by eight generations of Persians, for his poems of unsurpassed beauty, who called mosques ‘houses of quackery’, who could not live without a cep of wine, without the lips of the beloved, without music and without the songs of nightingales, who was receiving from the wine bringer the messages of freedom from distant boundaries of Existence and who, in great reverence, refers 57 times in his poems to ‘the master of the Magi’, that is Zarathustra.

These great symbols of Persian culture would turn in their graves to see their works presented in this pseudo-exhibition under the label ‘the Arts of Islam’.
To better understand the ridiculousness of this situation, imagine for a moment that the management of the Louvre should collect the disparate works of poets or philosophers of different cultures in Europe, such as Shakespeare, Molière, Baudelaire, Goethe, Nietzsche, with the arts of different styles such as Louis XIV furniture, realism, impressionism, expressionism, cubism, and put them together in the same bag with the label ‘The arts of Christianity’! How would you, as French, react?

Our French friends must understand that today the Iranians are engaged in a relentless cultural struggle, against the Islamic Republic, to reconstruct their shattered identity from their history of several thousand years. In this battle, the radiant stars of Persian culture you shamelessly include under the Islamic label are precisely their symbols and the instrument of this struggle.

Dr. Khosro Khazai
25 October 2012