- Sep 3, 2010
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bit snobby
If it's snobbery to not want to go anywhere near a caravan holiday frequented by sun readers, guilty as charged. My feelings on those are better expressed by others on the worst holiday thread.
bit snobby
If it's snobbery to not want to go anywhere near a caravan holiday frequented by sun readers, guilty as charged. My feelings on those are better expressed by others on the worst holiday thread.
that very much is snobbery.
what on earth is wrong with giving kids beans on toast and having a caravan holiday. good grief. no wonder footballs gone down the shitter.
SOCCER!
Funnily enough my eldest has just requested this for Brekkie.
I have asked my butler to facilitate this request forthwith.
I'm not especially anti Obama but he seems to be the least UK friendly president that I can remember, maybe because of his background he has Mau Mau sympathies.
He did describe the UK as "our closet ally" yesterday.
Think we're very much out of the closet when supporting the US
A bit like Guppy and those ladies from Thailand
When was the last time that the USA whole-heartedly and openly supported Britain on any contentious issue. Falklands, they always publicly stay neutral.
The administration seems happy to watch as the great American business men fraudulently destroy one of the UK's biggest companies (BP)
Britain has spent many billions and sacrificed 1000's of lives supporting the USA's aggressive foreign policy. It all seems so one sided.
I for one, would be very happy if we did not join another one of their crusades for a very long time.
As opposed by the Daily Mirrors left wing propaganda...yes, it's turgid right wing propaganda
OK,So that's the Mail,Sun off your reading list...would you care to partake of which daily paper is one of your choice...TICGree with the OP. Sensationalist poppycock. Would have been more fitting in The daily fail.
He has a "special relationship" with the rest of us.why is this idiot still a moderator
Have not purchased a paper in years thought the Sun had closed down does anyone still buy it
OK,So that's the Mail,Sun off your reading list...would you care to partake of which daily paper is one of your choice...TIC
That's one way of looking at it....yes I know the Americans didn't join WW2 until 41....Roosevelt wanted too but the American people were in boom time and although there was a lot of moral support they were hesitant about joining another European war. But Pearl Harbour forced their hand and Germany declared war on America after that. Let's face it we would not have won the war without them,we needed supplies of food,fuel and military equipment. The 50 lend lease destroyers were a godsend to protect our convoys...yes it did cost us some naval bases but we could'nt afford to run them anyway. Before the war we had volunteer American fighter squadron. A lot of American merchant seamen lost their lives bringing supplies to the UK. A lot of young American aircrew died bombing Germany from UK bases,just take a walk around the American Cemetery just outside Cambridge 19-25 year olds...just kids really.(BTW,I'm not forgetting the other nations that helped,Aus,NZ, Canada,India and other Commonwealth people.)
As I was born before the war started ,I and you have a lot to be thankful for to the Americans...you would'nt be here if it wasn't for them.. that's why I cringe when I see all this racist anti American claptrap.
Yes they have their loudmouths,but so do we...there is good and bad amongst all people.