Irrelevant and tangential again. This avoids my questions yet again. Stop being evasive. It is also not exactly what I said. Please reread my posts carefully.
You avoided my questions regarding the US and UK occupying foreign countries.
Why don't you try and look it up for your self or it to hard for you you fecking egit
What does it mean to be English?
Being English is about driving in a German car to an Irish pub for a Belgian beer then travelling home grabbing an Indian curry or a Chinese on the way to sit on Swedish furniture and watch American soap shows on a Japane
I don't want you to raise any points, I want you to think of what it is you are writing, ansewer some of the questions asked of you and stop wandering around in some sort of intellectual fog.
Everybody else here can see what you cannot. Try answering my questions, if you cannot remember them then look back in the lists.
If a country, that is totally democratic, were to have a poll of it's citizens, and they were to vote that they wanted to join NATO, do you believe that they should then automatically become members?
Kernow Kensa!
Our day will come!
"Everyone has their own particular part to play. No part is too great or too small, no one is too old or too young to do something."
And how do you think he got there?
Elected by the Russian populace during a democratic election of course. Anyway, technically Putin doesn't rule, he is the Prime Minister, the president is Medvedyev. I take it you know the difference.
That is exactly like saying America isn't a democracy because it is ruled by Bush! Are you suggesting the measure of a democracy is whether or not Putin is in the government?
Because the members of NATO needs to agree! That is why Georgia isn't a member of NATO. NATO do not think that Georgian membership would be of benefit to the group.
Georgia cannot join NATO yet because NATO won't let them join.
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