France's President Sarkozy Sues over Fake SMS

The French will be French:

Following the publication of an SMS, allegedly sent by France's President, Nicolas Sarkozy by the Nouvel Observateur newspaper - the President has launched legal action against the publication. The suit was filed yesterday on Sarkozy's behalf by lawyer Thierry Herzog over a report on the newspaper's website entitled "The obsession with Cecilia." It claimed that, eight days before marrying former model Carla Bruni, President Sarkozy sent his former wife an SMS message saying "If you come back, I'll call it all off."

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Posted at February 13 2008 08:24:25 PM in Politics

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"OIEAU!" (That's FRENCH for "WOW!")

Posted by: Casey Farrell | October 19, 2008 at 02:46 PM

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