:huh: :up:

one law for us and one law for them

I understand Skybird completley...I just like to bug him. :)

same as many around here hey skybird ever heard of k.i.s.s ?

keep it short n sweet :stare:

Two sentences and a fragment isn't short enough for you?

Looks like you have found your period key, but I am still getting you a shift for Christmas.

KISS - some of the worst noise I ever heared. :)

:lol: This time it was my tea, Tak.

thanks tak i look forward to shifting :up:

Weg met Amerika!
 

I'll fight for this man's right to utter haughty anti American nonsense, just as a generation of Americans ago fought for the right of 'Belgiums' to live and speak in freedom.
But I agree that it is a little bit shamefull towards our American friends to show this clear example of arrogant European oversized selfesteem, combined with a 'Holier than Thou' attitude and his one liner slogans.
However, looking at the guy and reading the text of the song again puts his 'opinion' in the right perspective...
The song really tells you more about the man than about the States...
:rotfl:

His next song is about Belgium and the Congo. :|\

He mog, our last quarrel was from 1780-84. :yep:

Ohh, and this was the cause.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/League_of_Armed_Neutrality

Weg met Amerika
 

Touché, Fish!
:up:

The guy who made this song is full of crap, and uses some very crude stereotypes that are indeed worse than nazi stuff. But I guess one must not take it seriously. Also, this coming from a little Belgium.. Stick to white chocolate. :up:

This kind of thing is to be expected. Most people in the media in Europe are (extreme) left-wing intellectuals, especially in state-owned TV and radio stations. Even in those media that are not state-owned, many favour the left-wing politicians.
( http://www.mises.org/etexts/hayekintellectuals.pdf )

Now, current governments aren't exactly stellar examples of competence and integrity, and left-wing politics can hardly be considered the greatest success story of mankind. So they do the logical thing: use all propaganda channels available to incite hatred against all who are not with them. The left-wing version of "If you are not with us, you are against us."

Note, also, that this retarded propaganda should not be considered representative for all Belgians. Of course, many uninformed (or rather, misinformed by the media) people will believe and repeat such nonsense. But on the other hand, opposition is increasing. Take, for example, the article linked above,
Down with America: the Anti-American Dance
http://www.brusselsjournal.com/node/239
And this one:
Brussels Paper: "Why We Hate the British"
http://www.brusselsjournal.com/node/213

Then, look at the authors:
http://www.brusselsjournal.com/user/1
http://www.brusselsjournal.com/user/2

Both of them are Flemish, i.e. living in the Northern part of Belgium. The second author, Paul Belien, has a long history of publishing articles that are critical of Belgium and its ruling class in the international press (and even got fired from a Belgian newspaper for it). You can see a bit of his work here:
http://www.secessie.nu/english