The colonisation process goes forward with the news that the European Parliament would force English Soccer Teams to wear shirts showing the EU Flag. What next? Will the European Parliament have the power to change the flags of member countries?
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They can try !
If they submit to the EUSSR then they are aiding and abetting traitors.
Good,let the current England players wear the new Euro kit.
Then we can get some lads with true English spirit,that know the words of the National Anthem and act like gentlemen in the company of the fairer sex,to wear the Three Lions.
Now I know why the British Olympic Team in China wore the colours of Scotland's flag which is also remarkably similar to the EU Flag's colour.
Then we have the England Football Team's new home strip, also in Scotland's colours of blue and white. There's no blue in England's flag.
It seems to me that as it is the English who are the most Euro sceptic it is therefore necessary to totally destroy all traces of English identity and also the English as a race and an indiginous people. Why else would Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland be given devolved governments but England is balkanised into nine anonymous regions centrally ruled from Westminster by a British government, leaving the English as the only nation of people in Western Europe without their own representation?
The EU and the British are the enemies of the English.
Ha, only in their Big Brother dreams! These EU-fanatics must be stark raving mad
Nice to see that the feeling is the same among our English cousins.
You would think that in the middle of the worst financial crisis in decades and bankrupcies lurking in several European countries they would have something more urgent and SENSIBLE to do than come up with these foolish EU-propanda ideas to force their BEEEP Big Brother state down our throats, wouldn't you?
So why choose such a losing battle? Have they completely lost touch with all reality in their protected lives in the ivory towers? Can't they see that most Europeans by far do not want their stupid plans?
Anyway, since the European football associations – as well as those of other sports – and the Wimbledon tournament are PRIVATE enterprises, I doubt very much that the EU will even be in a position to dictate them which flags to fly or how their players should dress. I can't see the EU ever winning such a court case, no matter what hilarious proposals and directives these insane plans will end up as.
Greetings from Copenhagen, Denmark.
Hav en go(o)d dag [daygh], mine frænd-er