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Thank you, Jesus!
He has heard our prayers and is moving across the waters to strike down the Icelandic people. Even as we enjoy our morning coffee, here in Iowa, the Icelandic newspapers are bristling with the fear and trembling that comes from learning that the US will not intervene in the squabble Iceland is having with England and the Netherlands.
Tough Luck, Charlies! You'll soon be bankrupt and internationally destitute... Do you regret, yet, your rejection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ?
He has heard our prayers and is moving across the waters to strike down the Icelandic people. Even as we enjoy our morning coffee, here in Iowa, the Icelandic newspapers are bristling with the fear and trembling that comes from learning that the US will not intervene in the squabble Iceland is having with England and the Netherlands.
Tough Luck, Charlies! You'll soon be bankrupt and internationally destitute... Do you regret, yet, your rejection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ?
Were afraid of a national bankruptcy in 2011
FRIDAY, 19 FEBRUARY 2010 06:04
Einar Gunnarsson, undersecretary of the ministry of foreign affairs, and Kristjan Guy Burgess, assistant of the minister of foreign affairs had a meeting with Sam Watson, who runs the embassy of the United States of America here in Iceland since there has not been set a new ambassador.
In a confidential document which was sent from the embassy to the American government, and published at the website Wikileaks last night, is a reference by Einar that if things go the worst way possible in the Icesave case could Iceland become bankrupt next year. Einar and Kristjan said that the Icelandic government needs international support in its battle against England and Netherlands. Watson said that the American government is going to keep its neutrality in this case.
In the memo is also a quote of Einar and Kristjan that such neutrality is in fact impossible when two large countries are repressing a small country.
In the document also says that Watson had met with Ian Whiting, ambassador of England in Iceland. There is a quote of Whiting where he says that the English government has had misleading messages from the Icelandic government. At first they had spoken about the referendum but then they want new contracts.
FRIDAY, 19 FEBRUARY 2010 06:04
Einar Gunnarsson, undersecretary of the ministry of foreign affairs, and Kristjan Guy Burgess, assistant of the minister of foreign affairs had a meeting with Sam Watson, who runs the embassy of the United States of America here in Iceland since there has not been set a new ambassador.
In a confidential document which was sent from the embassy to the American government, and published at the website Wikileaks last night, is a reference by Einar that if things go the worst way possible in the Icesave case could Iceland become bankrupt next year. Einar and Kristjan said that the Icelandic government needs international support in its battle against England and Netherlands. Watson said that the American government is going to keep its neutrality in this case.
In the memo is also a quote of Einar and Kristjan that such neutrality is in fact impossible when two large countries are repressing a small country.
In the document also says that Watson had met with Ian Whiting, ambassador of England in Iceland. There is a quote of Whiting where he says that the English government has had misleading messages from the Icelandic government. At first they had spoken about the referendum but then they want new contracts.
. It seems that having well educated public and a surrounding sea full of the Good Lords fish is going to save them out of this pickle. Not only that but they also seem to have rights to the biggest oil regions in the world. Who knew there'd be so much oil that close to Hell's entrance? If all goes according to predictions they'll have more money then all the arabic oil states combined!! 
Ok. That was funny! I'll give you that much!
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