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What do you think John.
I hate Europe with a passion....not the countries, but the organisation.
Ted Heath has a lot to answer for!
__________________ The world will not be destroyed by evil people... It will be destroyed by those who stand by and do Nothing. (a paraphrase on a quote by Albert Einstein)
I have that attitude towards ALL flags.
Patriotism is fine but flags are symbols of ownership, and no-one owns me.
Flags were summed up nicely in this short video
Flying the flag proudly and standing for the EU national anthem, oh yes, indeed!
And how appropriate that on this day of days, we have yet another reason to celebrate the EU. Those fun loving Greeks are in yet more financial trouble and we may have the opportunity to donate yet more billions from our bulging coffers to bail them out again and support the Euro - a cause which is very close to our hearts. How wise and foresightful Mr Brown and Mr Darling were when they signed us up to the agreement that requires us to donate large sums of money to fellow members in dire financial straits.
No wonder our new national anthem is called "Ode To Joy"!
Europe Day 'Fraid I've never heard of it. Seems to be a popular event over there Is it just the flag and the anthem? Or will there be festivities: dancing in the streets, street vendors selling snails and sauerkraut, placing bets on which of the basket case economies will go under first?
And, of course I'll be flying the flag. The Maple Leaf
Flying the flag proudly and standing for the EU national anthem, oh yes, indeed!
And how appropriate that on this day of days, we have yet another reason to celebrate the EU. Those fun loving Greeks are in yet more financial trouble and we may have the opportunity to donate yet more billions from our bulging coffers to bail them out again and support the Euro - a cause which is very close to our hearts. How wise and foresightful Mr Brown and Mr Darling were when they signed us up to the agreement that requires us to donate large sums of money to fellow members in dire financial straits.
No wonder our new national anthem is called "Ode To Joy"!
See how I look after you Wyn, I give you another chance to vent you spleen again
See how I look after you Wyn, I give you another chance to vent you spleen again
You old cynic, Jay! I am genuinely celebrating EU Day because it's "the occasion for activities and festivities that bring Europe closer to its citizens and peoples of the Union closer to one another." Just think how much closer we'll be to the Greeks by bunging them another lot of dosh. They'll be smashing plates in our honour all night long!
You old cynic, Jay! I am genuinely celebrating EU Day because it's "the occasion for activities and festivities that bring Europe closer to its citizens and peoples of the Union closer to one another." Just think how much closer we'll be to the Greeks by bunging them another lot of dosh. They'll be smashing plates in our honour all night long!
Well I suppose it brings an all new meaning of are we going out for a Greek tonight then