Exhibition, expedition, well something like that. Where am I Nancy?
Welcome to the club Ian, I’ll get you measured for the Zimmer. 🙂
Mark
In my defence the present Mrs En830 was standing behind me, which is very very unnerving.
if they hate Britain so much and love Sharia law so much then let them go and live under Sharia law somewhere else and leave Britain to those who follow OUR laws and do not incite hatred of OUR people.
A very odd statement Comet, considering English Common law can find its roots in ancient Islamic law.
If the west’s financial institutions was run according to Sharia law, then the present so called Credit Crunch would not have been able to happen.
if they hate Britain so much and love Sharia law so much then let them go and live under Sharia law somewhere else and leave Britain to those who follow OUR laws and do not incite hatred of OUR people.
A very odd statement Comet, considering English Common law can find its roots in ancient Islamic law.
If the west’s financial institutions was run according to Sharia law, then the present so called Credit Crunch would not have been able to happen.
HAC’s MkVb was removed from it’s gate guardian duties at Church Fenton to be used as the mould for the FSM’s.
I think that’s an assumption too far, Ian.
It’s perfectly possible for a Finn to be anti-terrorist without being pro-British, you know.
Possibly but it’s a strange assumption to make that because British troops are risking life and limb in far off countries, it’s harking back to the days of imperialism, which is the message we seem to get from Gollevainen’s posts.
Personally I don’t think we had any business going into Iraq the second time around, however we did and I fully support the troops (not the politicians). I think the war in Afghanistan is justified, whether it’s winnable is a totally different question.
I think that’s an assumption too far, Ian.
It’s perfectly possible for a Finn to be anti-terrorist without being pro-British, you know.
Possibly but it’s a strange assumption to make that because British troops are risking life and limb in far off countries, it’s harking back to the days of imperialism, which is the message we seem to get from Gollevainen’s posts.
Personally I don’t think we had any business going into Iraq the second time around, however we did and I fully support the troops (not the politicians). I think the war in Afghanistan is justified, whether it’s winnable is a totally different question.
My point? Rule brittanian:dev2::dev2: Long live the Imperium!!!:diablo::diablo:
By your “odd” posts should we assume you support terrorism ?
My point? Rule brittanian:dev2::dev2: Long live the Imperium!!!:diablo::diablo:
By your “odd” posts should we assume you support terrorism ?
where you are coming from.
Finland I believe !
where you are coming from.
Finland I believe !
Hi Benny
I’ve dropped you an email, I’d be very interested to hear from you.
Kind regards
Ian
A couple from Jersey around about the same time


263 Sqn had an Indian (though I always believed he was a Sri Lankan) who flew both Whirlwinds and Typhoons, Sgt Sayanapuram Duraiswamy Thyagarajan . He is buried in France close to where he crashed.
See here for more information :- Tiger
In the words of Groucho Marx…
Does MK 12 have any information?
I promised myself years ago I’d never buy a Spitfire/Seafire without his blessing. :D[/I]
Last heard of, ducking Tamil bombs in Colombo !!!
Taken the plunge and getting one myself this week, a Uniden Bearcat UBC3500XLT