The Land Of My Ancestors...
...is swirling around the toilet bowl:
Rowan Atkinson: we must be allowed to insult each other
If Mr. Bean is afraid to speak, it must be really, really bad,
I guess this song can be relegated to history's dustbin:
If the Brits are going to let this happen, I must say I don't feel very sorry for them.
Rowan Atkinson: we must be allowed to insult each other
If Mr. Bean is afraid to speak, it must be really, really bad,
I guess this song can be relegated to history's dustbin:
If the Brits are going to let this happen, I must say I don't feel very sorry for them.
Labels: free speech, political correctness, The Once Great Britain
posted by Louise at 5:49 pm
4 Comments:
In the day, Amnesty International used to campaign on behalf of arrested folks as described in the story.
Yup. I remember the day when AI actually did good work. I fear for the future that lies in wait for my grandchildren. I hope we can change it - now. (Yesterday would have been better.)
Here is a beautiful version of "God Save the Queen".
Of course, we Yanks had to republicanize that to "America".
Ah, yes. Both of them are fine anthems.
Now, if we could just get the ole Rah, Rah, Hip, Hip spirit back on both sides of the pond. :(
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