Second Fall of Bastille & 37 and counting for Spanish Inquisition
On July 14, 1789, the French Revolution began.The people of France, led primarily by the citizens of Paris, and supported by parts of the bourgeoisie and later the peasantry, overthrew the absolute monarchy, removing King Louis XVI from power.The beginning of the Revolution was marked by the Storming/Fall of the Bastille, when the people seized control of the fortress and political prison – a symbol of royal authority.Les Bleus are Les Miserables! Incredible Spain put France to the sword in a tactical masterpieceToday, it is a national holiday in France, called Fête nationale française, or simply Bastille Day in English.Yesterday, France celebrated, but went to bed dejected, heartbroken, and angry. Not because of the national day, but because of the most important of the least important things in the world. Because of football.Joyful and excited people of France hoped for a perfect ending to a glorious day, but instead, were left with nothing but disappointment.Spain silenced everyone ..