Flying Dutchman wrote:True, in the past Wilders was proposing a policy that if a person has two passports, and shows utter disrespect for Holland (like calling for its destruction or public street celebrating when Dutch soldiers die, just to name a few examples), the Dutch passport can be taken away. I support him with that. Germany should do it too, don't you think?
Most definitely. Anybody that shows disrespect to their host country should be deported. I would vote for any party in England that had that in their manifesto.
--- Sat Mar 03, 2012 6:00 pm ---Now what do I love about England?
The National Health Service for one. Anyone has access to a doctor and medical treatment without worrying about cost. I recently watched a documentary about some unfortunate Americans who had lost everything because of the economic downturn. This poor man had a hernia and visited some charity set up by military doctors for advice. He was told to visit the ER without delay. He did so and was told that the op would cost $20,000 dollars. I'm not sure if there were complications as it sounded an awful lot of money. Despite being warned that gangrine could set in, he chose not to have the operation as he couldn't afford it. It brought it home to me how lucky we are in the UK. We do have some issues with the NHS but we are so lucky to have it.
The Welfare Benefits for another. I don't believe anyone in England is starving. Benefits are paid to those who are unemployed or unable to work. If people chose to spend their money on alcohol and cigarettes rather than a healthy diet, that is their perogative.
The way we haven't forgotten how we won the World Cup! Even if it was nearly 50 years ago.
The city of Manchester!
London! Who doesn't love London? It's a fantastic city.
David Beckham and Freddie Flintoff.
--- Sat Mar 03, 2012 6:02 pm ---Oh, I forgot! The beautiful scenery as I look out of my windows. Cows and sheep grazing on the fell side and snow covered mountain tops.
British Airways!
Margaret Thatcher.....I could carry on
--- Sat Mar 03, 2012 6:03 pm ---You didn't say what you liked about your home country Berrin!
And perhaps he is more 100% Dutch than I am, because he had to fight for respect and earn his place, much more than a white Dutch person. What made him big? He worked hard and respected local culure, while practicing his own in his house. I learnt a little about grandpa's background and history, and it made me feel humble.