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You're kidding.
Man..try going to an English pub in the English countryside..and saying that.
Should be fun.
Nah. We'd just laugh at him. After all, what would he know about a subject he can't even spell properly.
In general, the populations of both countries think they know more about the other than they really do.
The Brits will never understand our Constitution and we will never understand your love of the Nanny State. Both criticize the other, without actually understanding what it is they are criticizing.
The title of this thread is, "Mayor of London warns George W. Bush about visiting UK".
The mayor of London may be crazy, but that is beside the point.
OTTAWA (AFP) — Three Canadians were arrested and others threw shoes in protest against George W. Bush on Tuesday when he gave his first post-presidential speech in western Canada's oil patch.
AFP: Canadians throw shoes to protest Bush
I suspect Bush won't be leaving the country anytime soon.
In an interview in The Times of London, Bush said the tactic forced the alleged 9/11 mastermind to provide information that prevented attacks in London's Heathrow Airport and Canary Wharf business district. Prime Minister David Cameron's office subsequently restated the British government's belief that waterboarding is illegal. Kim Howells, a former lawmaker who chaired the House of Commons' intelligence and security committee, expressed doubts about Bush's claim.
As in the book, Bush also recounted to Winfrey the mistakes of his presidency, saying he still feels "sick" about the fact no weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq. His response to Hurricane Katrina could have been quicker, he said, and he acknowledged he didn't see the financial meltdown coming.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/11/09/AR2010110902415.html
In England, when you "express doubts", you are calling someone a liar.
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