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Thread: Why Iceland should be in the news but isn't.

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    Mmm, not sure how much of that is true, especially when they cant get basic facts like Iceland being in the EU right.
    There are basically 3 type of people in this world, those who can count and those who cant

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    Another good reason why Iceland should be in the news.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15995845
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    Not a word about their frozen party food ;0(

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    Are they opening a shop up in Wick?...I hope so!!!

    C3..............

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    I'm going there in a few months

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rheghead View Post
    Another good reason why Iceland should be in the news.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15995845
    katla already had a small eruption in the summer. This article is exaggerating the effects of an impending bigger eruption although it is conceivable we may see some effects locally of a big katla eruption being only 500 miles away. There are much bigger and violent volcanoes erupting now. Mexico, ecuador, indonesia etc. Potentially others soon too that don't receive the hype like reported here. If you want to know what is going on Iceland re seismic and volcanic activity, here is a blog I follow closely.http://www.jonfr.com/volcano/?p=1877

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    You never see any old people in coverage of Iceland. I think they have some kind of secret 'Logan's Run' type of society.

    So I'm definity not going there!

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    Where do you think Iceland's cheap pork sausages come from ?

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    Portgower twined with Iceland

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    Thanks for the link roadbowler but found the fractured english a little hard!
    Was discusing this with a friend of mine who lives in Rekyavik and the locals are some what concerned about Katla but to date they have not recieved any warnings about the likelyhood of an immediate erruption although that volcano is being heavily monitored.

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    Why Iceland should be in the news but isn't.

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    Sorry Dog-eared if the thread wandered from your original link and I quite agree that a few more folk should stand up and be counted over the current financial mess.
    When are you organising a march on Westminster?

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    Its an interesting take right enough. When the chips are down and all that.

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    I was thinking that the complexities of the beurocracy in the British establishment wouldnt allow for such a revolution to happen here. That plus the determination of those in power to keep it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gleeber View Post
    I was thinking that the complexities of the beurocracy in the British establishment wouldnt allow for such a revolution to happen here. That plus the determination of those in power to keep it.
    Plus the Icelander Gov. basically gave up, said its a fair cop, can't see that happening here either.

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