Banana Republic Britain
A dispatch from "The Place Where Great Britain Used To Be", thanks to Gates of Vienna:
Banana Republic Britain
Thanks be to heaven that this kind of electoral fraud could never happen here.
posted by Concerned American | 12:34 AM
8 Comments:
Pakistan recognizes the Taliban as a legitimate Islamic government.
If Britain is "one of our two true allies," then I vote for isolationism.
At the "Place where Britain used to be," story of a Scottish grandmother getting the mandatory five years in prison for her late dad's war trophy CZ pistol.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10335003
I hear the terrorism threat has reduced tourism 40% in Britain and France. Good.
Europe is fast becoming a cautionary tale for the U.S. As brutal as our civil war will be, and it will be brutal, I believe similar events in Europe will be an order of magnitude worse. Great Britain might be the most totalitarian country in the West right now.
Europeans are socialist, unarmed, and inundated by hostile foreigners. I fear for our cousins.
Once-great-britain, I weep for thee.
This is just ... par for the course, actually.
It's like a tacky Python skit, innit?
DD
Great Britain is a full-blown police state. The police can stop anyone they like, search them, take them to a police station in handcuffs, and detain them in a cell for up to six hours whilst they, "Decide whether an offense has been committed." Once you are released you have no recourse, since you were never charged with anything and what happened is simply your word vs the police.
Will our grandkids someday play 'Cowboys and Muslims'?
Richard
III
This is God's punishment for Britain's bad decisions in the past.
No one should be surprised that the barbarians are bad actors.
Islamic cartoon superheroes coming the The Hub, formerly Discovery Kids.
http://www.the99.org/pge-1-33-Articles-3-20,ckl
Obama likes it.
One wears a full burka.
The creator claims the 99 heroes embody "global values" like loyalty, mercy, and so on.
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