America Vs. Europe: Another Cold War?!

[X2Lee]

Originally posted by crabofix
You dont have the money either,,,,LOL:D

We know, its amazing how the artillery keeps appearing anyways.
Its like, magic

[-tronski-]

Originally posted by Dowding
No problem AKIron.

lol Tronski. I love Miranda Richardson, she must be 45 years old now, but I'd still give one. She does have remarkably small breasts though, but her accent is very horny.

lol you sick bastard..I never considered her breasts - but then considering your lustful thoughts about Danni Minogue I'm hardly surprised thats where you might begin to look

 Tronsky

[Dowding]

I saw her in a film where she was momentarily topless - it's not as though I did an internet search or anything!

[Syzygyone]

Originally posted by Dowding
lol

The UK is part of the EU. We are a democracy with a longer history than the US. Get your facts straight.

Dowding, you ignorant slut.  Man, you better start reading before you type!

I never insinuated that the UK wasn't a democracy, even if they do have that queen thing goin' on.  But, the UK was not mentioned in the Pravda article, now was it.  It isn't the EU that is starting it's own little army now is it.  I suspect that the UK is quite satisfied with NATO and France and Germany, now having shown that they are unworthy of full membership in NATO are going to try to start a cute little army of their own.  Their socialist leaning countries will fail, just as the USSR failed.

Now, let's just all get along, DAMMIT!

[Dowding]

lol

You said EU - you should have been more precise.

Besides I like to pick fights. I think it's my age. I'm 24 going on 15 years old.

[Jack55]

Is the UK constitution available on-line?

[Dowding]

The UK constitution is not formalized in a single written document. This explains it quite well:

There is no written constitution or comprehensive Bill of Rights; Britain's constitution is to be found partly in conventions and customs and partly in statute. The Act known as the Bill of Rights 1689 deals with the exercise of the royal prerogative and succession to the Crown.

The British legal system provides some remedies to deal with human rights abuses. For instance, the remedy of 'habeas corpus' secures the individual's right to freedom from any unlawful or arbitrary detention.
Parliament, however, has power to enact any law and change any previous law.

There is no fundamental distinction between 'public law' and 'private law'. Any person can take proceedings against the Government or a local government authority to protect his or her legal rights and to obtain a remedy for any injury suffered. Britain has not generally codified its law and courts adopt a relatively strict and literal approach to the interpretation of statutes. The ratification of a treaty or international convention does not make it automatically part of the domestic law. Where necessary, the Government amends domestic law to bring it in line with the convention. Because of Britain's membership of the European Community, Community law is part of British law and takes precedence in the event of conflict between the two.

The rest here.

[Syzygyone]

Originally posted by Dowding
lol

You said EU - you should have been more precise.

Besides I like to pick fights. I think it's my age. I'm 24 going on 15 years old.

LOL!
I'm 48 goin on 12!


What I said was "Western EU socialistic countries "  I don't suggest that the UK is a socialist economy like France.  I should have said Old Europe I guess!