While I have little time for their arguments, I am quite enjoying the spectacle of the Greeks

[Berni]

opening up the massive European fault line that is the Second World War. Won't do them any good, of course, but it's still good fun watching everyone look a bit embarrassed.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

You'd think they'd be prepared to try a little humility. After all, the Krauts can stiff them firmly in the arse, should they so wish.

One wonders just how much Russian influence might be involved...

[Berni]

to them in the last negotiations, I mean.

However, I do think it's worth bearing all this in mind next time someone starts mouthing off about us still being obsessed with WWII, since this is clear evidence that so's everyone else, they just aren't as open about it as we are. It's always just beneath the surface, though.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Before the Bubbles nick the last Deutschmark from the Reichstag.

[Berni]

seen is worth at modern market value.

I'm amused by the idea of the Greeks repatriating their art treasures from Germany, though. How exactly do they plan to do that? Roll a van up to the back of the Pergamon Museum? :hehe:

[barrybueno]

lazy c**ts in any war films...

[Berni]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

but even they turned out to be commies in the end :-(

[Berni]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

So, so tiresome.

[barrybueno]

see them changing.