Meltdown, volcano: Icelanders ask, 'what next?' HVOLSVOLLUR, Iceland — It took Sigurdur Thorhallsson more than a decade to turn a patch of flat land wedged between glacier and ocean into a field fit to grow fodder grass. It took Iceland’s Eyjafjallajokull volcano just minutes to wreck it.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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By getting them to join Canada, thereby giving us access to Europe where our stability and better economy and currency will help us dominate that continent economically.
We really should help these people...
By getting them to join Canada, thereby giving us access to Europe where our stability and better economy and currency will help us dominate that continent economically.
Heh, and pay for Greece's economic drama, and after that, Spain and Portugal? Oh, and of course Iceland
We really should help these people...
By getting them to join Canada, thereby giving us access to Europe where our stability and better economy and currency will help us dominate that continent economically.
Hell no.
I'll vouch for Turks and Caicos though.
But I would not mind seeing the US annex Iceland and assume their debt if only for the fact that these good people would then become my countrymen and women.
Hell no.
I'll vouch for Turks and Caicos though.
We really should help these people...
By getting them to join Canada, thereby giving us access to Europe where our stability and better economy and currency will help us dominate that continent economically.
Hell no.
I'll vouch for Turks and Caicos though.
Too bad they don't really want that anymore and we squandered our three chances.
And Brenda, who said Canada would join the EU? We'd just be a part of the European Economic Area by having Iceland. That way, our stable, resource-backed currency will keep us strong and we use Iceland as a jumping point into Europe avoiding certain tariffs and such.