BBC NEWS Technology Swedish pirates capture EU seat
So if you're a "pirate" of the darky kind you must be hunted down and destroyed because you're causing "disruptions" to the western economic model, while if you're a pirate of the whitey kind you get representation in a continent wide parliament. Now do you understand why all us darkies are confused?
Showing posts with label Euro-Trash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Euro-Trash. Show all posts
Monday, June 8, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Ape (bleep) Icelanders (cont)
Iceland: Britain's unlikely new enemy
The collapse of Iceland's banking system - one in which many Britons had a stake - is the reason for this resentment.
In a bid to claw back some of the money, the British government seized Icelandic assets in the UK under the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001. The die was cast. Your average Icelander draws the line at being called a terrorist.
For those with long memories, there's a sense of deja vu about the fallout.
The cod wars between the two countries that started in the 50s came to a head in the mid-70s when an Icelandic gunboat opened fire on a British ship after a clash of boats within Iceland's territorial waters.
Iceland eventually came out on top, winning the right to keep British fishing vessels outside its 200-mile exclusion zone.
Cod Wars - what a cute little name for a conflict. They should all have cutesy names...
The collapse of Iceland's banking system - one in which many Britons had a stake - is the reason for this resentment.
In a bid to claw back some of the money, the British government seized Icelandic assets in the UK under the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001. The die was cast. Your average Icelander draws the line at being called a terrorist.
For those with long memories, there's a sense of deja vu about the fallout.
The cod wars between the two countries that started in the 50s came to a head in the mid-70s when an Icelandic gunboat opened fire on a British ship after a clash of boats within Iceland's territorial waters.
Iceland eventually came out on top, winning the right to keep British fishing vessels outside its 200-mile exclusion zone.
Cod Wars - what a cute little name for a conflict. They should all have cutesy names...
Friday, June 20, 2008
That's Croatian "football"?
What a choke job. They SUCK. It looked the entire team was going to commit suicide afterwards. Is there crying in "football"?
[insert famous Croatian person's] phokking @ss.
[insert famous Croatian person's] phokking @ss.
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Friday, September 21, 2007
Those Wacky Germans
Mebbe she's been reading the lattice, and wants a taste of Smiff...
Here she is boys, and you can be married to her for 7 years, if she gets her way...
Monday, August 13, 2007
Saturday, August 4, 2007
We are living in a golden age (cont)
Mother cuts off 61-year-old son's allowance
Rome, Italy 02 August 2007 01:59
A Sicilian mother took away her 61-year-old son's house keys, cut off his allowance and hauled him to the police station because he stayed out late.Tired of her son's misbehaviour, the pensioner in the central Sicilian city of Caltagirone turned to the police to "convince this blockhead" to behave properly, La Sicilia, one of Sicily's leading newspapers, reported on Thursday.The son responded by saying his mother did not give him a big enough weekly allowance and did not know how to cook."My son does not respect me, he doesn't tell me where he's going in the evenings and returns home late," the woman was quoted as saying. "He is never happy with the food I make and always complains. This can't go on."Police helped the squabbling duo make up and the two returned home together, with the son's house keys and daily allowance restored.Most Italian men still live at home late into their 30s, enjoying their "mamma's" cooking, washing and ironing. -- Reuters
Rome, Italy 02 August 2007 01:59
A Sicilian mother took away her 61-year-old son's house keys, cut off his allowance and hauled him to the police station because he stayed out late.Tired of her son's misbehaviour, the pensioner in the central Sicilian city of Caltagirone turned to the police to "convince this blockhead" to behave properly, La Sicilia, one of Sicily's leading newspapers, reported on Thursday.The son responded by saying his mother did not give him a big enough weekly allowance and did not know how to cook."My son does not respect me, he doesn't tell me where he's going in the evenings and returns home late," the woman was quoted as saying. "He is never happy with the food I make and always complains. This can't go on."Police helped the squabbling duo make up and the two returned home together, with the son's house keys and daily allowance restored.Most Italian men still live at home late into their 30s, enjoying their "mamma's" cooking, washing and ironing. -- Reuters
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