The Empire Strikes Back
Such a grave threat to the British Empire
This has to be seen to be believed --
Yet the brave Bobbies look the other way to this -- (didn't want to, but I watched this entire video. And yes, my blood is boiling.)
Even though my Irish and Spanish blood screams 'NO!', I'm tempted to purchase a flag of the Cross of St. George. Or is there still a veneration of St. George in Englanistan?
Then again, maybe my ancestors won't be all that upset if I get the grand Jacobite flag.
Such a grave threat to the British Empire
This has to be seen to be believed --
Yet the brave Bobbies look the other way to this -- (didn't want to, but I watched this entire video. And yes, my blood is boiling.)
Even though my Irish and Spanish blood screams 'NO!', I'm tempted to purchase a flag of the Cross of St. George. Or is there still a veneration of St. George in Englanistan?
Then again, maybe my ancestors won't be all that upset if I get the grand Jacobite flag.
posted by Kevin Whiteman at
11:59 AM
16 Comments:
Time for another Crusade?
We need another Crusade, sign me up
Cavey;
The blog is a bit hard to read, for some reason the center section isn't showing up anymore so all I see is the brown paisly background.
So, it's not just my PCs, Cavey! I think the Cave has cyber-AIDS!
No, I'm also having trouble with the background.
By the way, the EU is poised to pass a bill that makes criticism of Islam and homosexuality illegal. Which pretty much puts the lid on Christians over there.
Hey guys,
I checked both on my home computer and my 'puter at work. Everything comes in fine.
Possibly Blogger.com is acting weird again. Wouldn't be the first time.
If it's still coming in crappy after a day, could you please drop a note?
Thanks,
Kevin
They are very brave at terrorizing old ladies and catholic nurses. But put a rag on your head and they turn the other way, probably east and not to Jerusalem. Maybe that's what she did wrong. If she had a mantilla maybe they would've been confused!
Fr. Finnigan still venerates St George.
All I can say about that second flag is Hail House Stuart!
Cavey, it has been acting up for me for a few days now, I only now got tired of highlighting your posts so I can read them. Ever since I turned 30 I can sea worth crap....
That's it. England really is dead. What we see is the zombie shuffling around.
By the way, the EU is poised to pass a bill that makes criticism of Islam and homosexuality illegal. Which pretty much puts the lid on Christians over there.
There are Christians left in Europe? :-) :-(
What if homosexuals and muslims begin criticizing eachother?
BK,
I would think that's the point where heads explode.
What if homosexuals and muslims begin criticizing eachother?
Then one side will emasculate the other side. Guess which side will be wielding the scimitars? LOL
I'm surprized she wasn't slapped with an Anti-Social Behavior Order as well.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Social_Behaviour_Order
The ENGLISH soccer team in the World Cup three years ago sported the Cross of St. George. People must have complained because the English national team now sports the British lion.
Which is completely stupid. The lion is a symbol of the UK. But the UK does not compete in the World cup. The various countries in the UK compete (assuming the passed the qualifying rounds and made it into the World Cup) - England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. So if the Welsh team made it, it might have a dragon (national symbol for Wales); the Scottish team might sport the Cross of St. Andrew (national symbol of Scotland), and so on. (What would the N. Ireland team sport? A picture of Ian Paisley? LOL).
So the England team now has the British Lion, which is NOT the national symbol of England. How freaking stupid can you get.
Might soon be about a half million former Anglicans received into the Catholic Church. Maybe the rise of Islam and the Lavender loonies was the last straw.
If there would be a civil war of some sort there, then no doubt the English Catholics would call in fellow Catholics from elsewhere ... like the Irish Catholics did (didn't they?)
It could get really interesting in the streets of Bobbyland.
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