Vertaling van "mistaken if they think they have succeeded in silencing my father " (Engels → Frans) :

She says of the perpetrator: ‘Mr Qadri and his supporters may have felled a great oak that day, but they are sadly mistaken if they think they have succeeded in silencing my father’s voice or the voices of millions like him who believe in the secular vision of Pakistan’s founder, Mohammed Ali Jinnah’.
Voici ce qu’elle dit de l’auteur de l’assassinat: «M. Qadri et ses partisans ont peut-être abattu un grand chêne ce jour-là, mais ils se trompent lourdement s’ils pensent avoir réduit au silence la voix de mon père et les voix de millions de personnes qui, comme lui, croient en l’idée de laïcité du fondateur du Pakistan, Mohammed Ali Jinnah».

To my thinking now, if they have at least one support system, whether it is a father, a mother, or a grandparent, some day they are going to see the light and come back to that support system.
D'après ce que je pense, maintenant, si ces gens-là ont au moins un système de soutien, que ce soit le père, la mère ou un des grands-parents, un jour ou l'autre ils vont voir la lumière au bout du tunnel et revenir à ce système de soutien.

When I listen to some of my fellow Members, I hear that they are pleased that you have not succeeded in reforming the trade defence instruments, and I think that is because they are afraid that you will abolish them.
Quand j’écoute certains de mes collègues députés, j’entends qu’ils sont heureux que vous n’ayez pas réussi à réformer les instruments de défense commerciale, sans doute parce qu’ils ont peur que vous les abolissiez.

apologize for my English pronunciation, but I must read this poem in the language in which it was written by its author. In reference to those events, including his arrest, Mr. Godin wrote: [English] They followed me, they taped me They spied on me, they tripped me They broke in on me, they fell down on me They hooked me, they trapped me They arrested me without a warrant without a reason, without a word, without a look and they frisked my brain They jailed me, they banned me, they exiled me They laughed at me, they tried to destroy me And there was a big silence around here then There was a sort of continental silence All my friends had left town None of the usual talkers could find his words or his breath None of the usual writers could find his pen or his ink But still I am here tonight and I'm gonna be here for a long long time decades and decades after they'll have disappeared from here I'll be hanging around looking for justice, looking for peace looking after my brothers and sisters [Translation] This is what Mr. Godin wrote following the October 1970 events, and I think we should all reflect on these words.
[Anglais] They followed me, they taped me They spied on me, they tripped me They broke in on me, they fell down on me They hooked me, they trapped me They arrested me without a warrant without a reason, without a word, without a look and they frisked my brain They jailed me, they banned me, they exiled me They laughed at me, they tried to destroy me And there was a big silence around here then There was a sort of continental silence All my friends had left town None of the usual talkers could find his words or his breath None of the usual writers could find his pen or his ink But still I am here tonight and I'm gonna be here for a long long time decades and decades after they'll have disappeared from here I'll be hanging around looking for justice, looking for peace looking after my brothers and sisters [Français] Voilà ce que M. Godin disait, suite aux événements de 1970, ce qui devrait faire réfléchir l'ensemble de cette Chambre.