Icelanders are NOT terrorists!
By isasice
@isasice (2015)
Iceland
November 3, 2008 3:38pm CST
Help us stop the abuse of the anti-terrorism act
Gordon Brown unjustifiably used the anti-terrorism act against the people of Iceland, for his own short-term political gain. This has turned a grave situation into a national disaster, affecting families in both Iceland and the United Kingdom.
Help us avert greater damage by signing this petition now.
http://www.indefence.is
Please round up your friends to make a statement - invite all!
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@Metalchick (1391)
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3 Nov 08
Yet again mr brown gets it wrong again. Being a resident in England I just can't see why he's still in government he hasb't even been elected by this country and you can bet your life I won't be voting for him or the labour party in the next election. That's all brown seems to be in government for...his own gains. He's hiked taxes up on so many things over here it's crippling every family...well all those trying to earn an honest living and not sponging off benefits and the rest of us. I reckon if the country knew about this petition the majority of the UK would sign...it's right what the press say...brown is a "mr bean"!
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@isasice (2015)
• Iceland
3 Nov 08
Many UK residents have already signed the petition but some seam to have been brainwashed by Brown and Darling. They are literally killing a whole nation, telling everyone the country is bankrupt and that we refuse to give people their money. Their actions have done more damage than can be fixed in a lifetime. Please ask everyone you know to sign the petition and post the link in your blog or msn status. Every signature counts and is appreciated.
@Metalchick (1391)
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3 Nov 08
No problem I will do. Your not alone though a large section if not the majority hate brown. Northern rock was another example which could have been prevented if a mass panic and scare mongering wasn't caused by him in the first place...and now because of this and the credit crunch banks are becoming less and less safe. Soon it will be safer to keep your money under your floorboards.
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