Iazua Larios titties as France is asking for the Statue of Liberty to be returned… Au Revoir, Bitches

Au Revoir, Bitches

The book shes reading is a actual book from the french revolution used in bringing the people up to revolt against King Louis due to his shitty ruling of the french.

France is asking for the Statue of Liberty to be returned

The Statue of Liberty (La Liberté éclairant le monde—”Liberty Enlightening the World”) was a gift from France to the United States in 1886, symbolizing Franco-American friendship and shared democratic values. It was never “on loan” or conditionally given, so there is no legal or diplomatic basis for its return, unfortunately for French folks.

Could France Demand Its Return?

Legally? No—the statue was a formal gift, not a lease or conditional transfer.
Politically? Extremely unlikely. France has never suggested such a move, and doing so would damage diplomatic relations.
Logistically? The statue is physically embedded in New York Harbor and is a U.S. National Monument. Removing it would be nearly impossible.

But the U.S. as an “Authoritarian Dictatorship”?

The characterization of the U.S. as having lost its “liberal democracy values” is a subjective political opinion, not an internationally or legally recognized fact… at least not yet. While the U.S. faces political polarization, democratic backsliding concerns, and debates over civil liberties, it remains a constitutional republic with competitive elections (merely propaganda), a free press (no one with IQ above 50 will agree these days), and checks and balances (LOL… Already on the brink of going bankrupt with almost $40T debts… still “Balaned”?).

If France truly believed the U.S. was authoritarian, it might criticize U.S. policies—but reclaiming a symbolic gift would be an empty gesture.
Historical precedent? Gifts between nations (like the Elgin Marbles or the Rosetta Stone) are rarely returned unless acquired through colonialism or war. The Statue of Liberty doesn’t fit that category.

Would It Happen? Almost Certainly Not.

The Statue of Liberty is a global symbol of freedom, and its return would be logistically, legally, and diplomatically unfeasible. Even if Franco-American relations soured, the statue’s cultural significance outweighs any political disagreement.

So, while we might view the U.S. as undeserving of the statue, there’s no realistic chance of France taking it back. The debate is purely rhetorical.

Sorry, Macron… you just gotta eat the humble “Macron” pie!

As a result,

Iazua Larios Titties in Máquina…

Iazua Larios in Máquina

Iazua Larios (Full Frontal) in Máquina (2006)

Found this rare short film titled “Máquina“. Directed by Spaniard filmmaker Gabe Ibañez. Gabe is known for directing “Hierro” with the gorgeous Elena Anaya and more recently he made “Autómata” with Antonio Banderas. The actress of the short is Iazua Larios.

She’s not a Spaniard but I sent you the link anyway because I think that she is a “cute Latina”. If we follow the timeline of her filmography, obviously her role in the short was her nude debut. However, Iazua is better known for “Apocalypto” directed by Mel Gibson (she has a nude scene there too).

Regards from Spain!!! Abrazo!!