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Alright you bunch of Euro wankers, lets start with a history lesson. WW1- nobody cold take Vimy Ridge in 1917. Not the Belgians, French or assortment of other Commonwealth nations. It was Canadians who took it. Lesson 2- and I think Haje can back me up on this one as Canadians are well appreciated in Holland as it was Canadians who liberated the country from the Germans, who you Ingerluund lot like to chant "Two World Wars One World Cup". Besides the Battle of Britain, you lot managed a fine evacuation of Dunkirk and little else without help.Ah, but military glory does not make a nation. While the sweatties are proud of cloning sheep, a Canadian in 1923 discovered insulin. Next time TomR (or is it johnb) is on his superphone let us remember that in Brantford, Ontario- that's in Canada- the telephone was invented. And when that greasy Italian Marconi transmitted the first telegraph it arrived in ..... Canada. For you Norwegian lot, the great adventurer Lars Monsen latest expedition was a walk across.... Canada. For the Danes, insulin, a Canadian discovery, is produced by Novo Nordlisk in Denmark. There's back bacon, beaver tails and poutine (french fries with gravy and cheese curds). We keep the French in line over here. I could go on and on, but I've got some trees to chop down....
"I'm a lumberjack and I'm OK
I sleep all night and work all day.....
And finally, Tomas Radzinksi was born in Poland.....
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