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French public TV cancels Joan of Arc film over conservative journalist’s involvement

Jeanne Smits  
Charlotte d’Ornellas

 

A story that points out the stupidity of political correctness run amuck.  A woman who has played the main role previously, is hired to do the voiceover for a local show in Orleans, France. The goal  - to help commemorate the spectacular victory of Joan of Arc over the English 592 years ago. The show is ready to go when a regional TV director cancels it because the woman write for a conservative paper.

This should be mainsatream but never will be.

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