OBON day WTF is this nonsnese

Rascal said:
When I was at primary school in between learning the alphabet we sang the Battle of Jarama, paid homage to Lenin and then skipped into the playground for a game of lets kick the fascist kids. My teacher, a product of Moscow State university and former member of the KGB then read us Das Kapital and Enid Blyton.

When I went to secondary school, my teacher who was a former member of Che Guevera's personal bodyguard taught us woodwork and we all made wooden figurines of Trotsky to take home as mothers day presents.

At University my lecturer in sustainability had studied at Havana university and was best mates with Fidel Castro's daughters best mates window cleaner.

When I worked for the BBC the EGM was a former lighting technician responsible for the lighting on the Soviet patriotic war film "two soldiers", the make up artist was the daughter of Boris Andreyev who starred in the film and everyday she painted the crews toenails with red stars.

My Prof at Salford Royal once treated Pol Pot for herpes and is that much of lefty he walks with a limp and is prone to break out into rousing renditions of the Internationale whilst performing surgery on Tories.

So you have us bang to rights on that front.
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thought so.
 
BigOscar said:
They do this shit purely for the pushback. Do something ridiculous, have people yell at you, call them unpatriotic, far right get in a froth. All the while they continue to steal, sell and generally do whatever the fuck they want while people are distracted by this shite.
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I actually don't think it's about getting the right frothy, it's about getting the left frothy so that they are differentiated as unpatriotic. The Tories don't stand in front of flags to be patriotic, it's to appear patriotic vs an opposition that doesn't appear patriotic.

The weird and bizarre thing is that if these people went into a classroom they'd see that British values and culture are precisely about not being one nation. We are many nations mixed together and our greatest strength is seen when we have stood up as such. We don't need to strip other peoples cultures in order to exchange it into ours.

An Indian wedding is just as British as playing cricket on a cricket green, that's what we should be celebrating and not this jingoistic, xenophobic crap.
 
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:
That sounds like a decent place. What's that 'Katyusha'? Always thought those were rockets that the Russians rained down on Berlin by the thousand. Did yer make them in D & T?
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Katyusha was a soviet song sung during WWII about a woman whose love went off fighting the nazis




The rockets were named after the love song
 
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