Hera var klassi!

Sjálfsagt er að óska Heru Björk og félögum hjartanlega til hamingju með að komast í úrslitakeppni Júróvisjón, sem fram fer á laugardaginn! Þetta var klassi!

Júrósvisjón er jú keppni sem eiginlega allir hafa skoðun á og margir elska að hata, en flestir gleðjast jú þegar okkar fólki gengur vel! Áfram Hera!

Meira: http://www.ruv.is/frett/minnti-a-operudivu

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[Þorsteinn Briem, 26.5.2010 kl. 19:10]

Til hamingju, Hera Björk!

Samt eðlilegra að við Íslendingar tölum um Evróvisjón en Júróvisjón, þar sem við köllum álfuna okkar Evrópu en ekki Júrop (Europe).

Á "íslensku" evrumyntinni verður hins vegar að standa EURO en við Íslendingar getum að sjálfsögðu haldið áfram að tala um evrur og sett vangamynd af Davíð Oddssyni, fyrrverandi seðlabankastjóra, á "okkar" evrumynt.

[Gunnlaugur I., 27.5.2010 kl. 14:58]

Steini minn.

Ísland mun aldrei ganga ESB VALDA APPARATINU á hönd og það verður heldur aldrei tekinn upp Evra á Íslandi.

Íslensku Evrópusamtakanna munu bíða sömu örlög og þeirra Norsku að þurfa halda uppá 60 ára afmæli sitt sem lítill og einangraður sértrúarsöfnuður og eins og þau Norsku gerðu nýlega og Noregur er enn utan  ESB.

Sömu örlög og sama fylgisleysi munu verða örlög Evrópusamtakana Íslensku, kanski enn átakanlegra en þeirra Norsku, því að öllum líkindum verður ESB apparatið þá löngu komið á ruslahauga mannkynssögunnar. 

[Þorsteinn Briem, 28.5.2010 kl. 02:07]

"In 1963, Norway and the United Kingdom applied for membership in the European Economic Community (EEC). When France rebuffed the UK's application, accession negotiations with Norway, Denmark, Ireland and the UK were suspended. This happened twice.

Norway completed its negotiations for the terms to govern a Norwegian membership in the EEC on 22 January 1972.

Following an overwhelming parliamentary majority in favour of joining the EEC in early 1972, the government decided to put the question to a popular referendum, scheduled for September 24 and 25.

The result was that 53.5% voted against membership and 46.5% for it."

"Norway entered into a trade agreement with the community following the outcome of the referendum. That trade agreement remained in force until Norway joined the European Economic Area in 1994.

On 28 November 1994, yet another referendum was held, narrowing the margin but yielding the same result: 52.2% opposed membership and 47.8% in favour, with a turn-out of 88.6%."

"Norway experienced rapid economic growth [...] from the early 1970s, a result of exploiting large oil and natural gas deposits that had been discovered in the North Sea and the Norwegian Sea.

Today, Norway ranks as the third wealthiest country in the world in monetary value, with the largest capital reserve per capita of any nation. Norway is the world’s fifth largest oil exporter, and the petroleum industry accounts for around a quarter of its GDP.

Following the ongoing financial crisis of 2007–2010, bankers have deemed the Norwegian krone to be one of the most solid currencies in the world."

[Þorsteinn Briem, 28.5.2010 kl. 02:21]

"The economic crisis in Iceland involved all three of the country's major banks. Relative to the size of its economy, Iceland’s banking collapse is the largest suffered by any country in economic history."