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500,000 people turned up to see that monkey George Bush sworn in for a second term. (Although, in fairness, some turned up to protest.)
It is top story news. The ceremoney and parade cost £21 million.
The BBC were showing live coverage on at 4.30pm.
What kind of mong would go out of their way to watch that? Anyone that did should be ashamed of themselves.
It is top story news. The ceremoney and parade cost £21 million.
The BBC were showing live coverage on at 4.30pm.
What kind of mong would go out of their way to watch that? Anyone that did should be ashamed of themselves.
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munn wrote:
> People that don't liek Bush are in the minority though, so
> technically, teh minority are the "wrong" ones, thus they
> are the "mongs"
>
>
> ?
A minority of just under 50% of the voting population...
> People that don't liek Bush are in the minority though, so
> technically, teh minority are the "wrong" ones, thus they
> are the "mongs"
>
>
> ?
A minority of just under 50% of the voting population...
ShortyUK wrote:
> They literally create money out of no-where.
If they actually did that, which their constitutions does not allow them to, their entire economy would just collapse.
> They literally create money out of no-where.
If they actually did that, which their constitutions does not allow them to, their entire economy would just collapse.
ShortyUK wrote:
> munn wrote:
> When you're the richest country in the world, 21 million is peanuts.
>
> Ever heard of the "black budget". Its something the
> american government uses for financing secret operations, projects
> etc They literally create money out of no-where.
NO, but you're reinforcing my point that 21 million is peanuts to them.
> munn wrote:
> When you're the richest country in the world, 21 million is peanuts.
>
> Ever heard of the "black budget". Its something the
> american government uses for financing secret operations, projects
> etc They literally create money out of no-where.
NO, but you're reinforcing my point that 21 million is peanuts to them.
munn wrote:
> When you're the richest country in the world, 21 million is peanuts.
why is the 'village idiot' running the worlds richest country
*cries in dispair*
> When you're the richest country in the world, 21 million is peanuts.
why is the 'village idiot' running the worlds richest country
*cries in dispair*
munn wrote:
> When you're the richest country in the world, 21 million is peanuts.
Ever heard of the "black budget". Its something the american government uses for financing secret operations, projects etc They literally create money out of no-where.
> When you're the richest country in the world, 21 million is peanuts.
Ever heard of the "black budget". Its something the american government uses for financing secret operations, projects etc They literally create money out of no-where.
I thought about that too, but then again, a coronation isn't every four years, like a president coming, I mean, it's been over 50 years since the last coronation.
So then I thought about what happens when we get a new PM - nothing.
So then I thought about what happens when we get a new PM - nothing.
I would be suprised if the coronation of King Charles costs less than that.
When you're the richest country in the world, 21 million is peanuts.
although wasting that money on some stupid parade is probably better then it funding another war on some unfortunate country that doesn't conform with Bush's definition of 'freedom'
RoJ wrote:
> The ceremoney and parade cost £21 million.
and they couldn't have spent that money on something useful
> The ceremoney and parade cost £21 million.
and they couldn't have spent that money on something useful
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