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Re: More Trouble for the British!
You just don't quit. You're like the Energizer Bunny. I do enjoy your post though. I've come to realize as bad as things are here. They seem to be worse there. -
Re: More Trouble for the British!
Mega, as a Brit by birth transplanted to the States at an early age but with a lot of family over there, my heart is indeed heavy. The UK may yet emerge as the biggest loser in this whole debacle. Dark days indeed for the Anglo-Saxon worldview.Comment
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Re: More Trouble for the British!
Am half Irish.
We are going to get WHAT coming, it a puishment, for us. We watched our goverment rape the 3rd World, we watched them kill, we watched them invade Iraq!
Did anyone riot?..........I rioted over mass unemploymet here in Liverpool in the Early 80's. I am PISSED at the total lack of come back, the total lack of regard for human life.
We are greedy, nasty, evil Bastards..........its about time we got some "Pay back"...........We are about to!
MikeComment
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Re: More Trouble for the British!
Bye Bye Iceland on Thames!
http://truediscernment.wordpress.com...foreign-debts/
MikeComment
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Re: More Trouble for the British!
Hey Mega,Originally posted by Mega View Post
I consider us the house slaves. Guess which kind we will be when they move some of the houses?Comment
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Re: More Trouble for the British!
People just need "Encouragement"
;)
MikeComment
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Re: More Trouble for the British!
You think the British are "Nice":-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnsBH...eature=related
Watch & lean
MikeComment
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