Nick Gillespie Talking Drones, Obama on BBC Radio Right Now!

Nick Gillespie | 2.7.2013 1:05 PM

Listen online at http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldserviceradio

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Drake 12 years ago

What will the Brits think of this crazy "freedom" talk?
1. rts 12 years ago
  
  I lived in the UK for nearly 4 years.
  
  Trust me, they don't get it.
  
  At all.
  1. Brandybuck 12 years ago
    
    They're still wondering why we split off from them. Why wouldn't we be more like Canada, who said "please sir, may we govern ourselves". To which Great Britain said, "Sure, but you have to keep the Queen."
  2. PS 12 years ago
    
    Also, they are convinced the US is some wild barbarian hellhole (except for NY and San Fran), full of stupid fat people, and that their shit don't stink.
    
    Actually, that's most of Western Europe.
2. Loki 12 years ago
  
  "Freedom? That is worship word! You will not speak it!"
Pro Libertate 12 years ago

Legally, Nick can be droned for his treasonous act of providing aid and comfort to a nation that once waged sweet war with America.
1. Warty 12 years ago
  
  "Disparaging the drone is a dronable offense!"
  1. Greg 12 years ago
    
    Droning on about the drones? That's a dronin'
  2. Pro Libertate 12 years ago
    
    Well, naturally, questioning the president's self-given right to kill by drone process is, in and of itself, treason and terrorism.
RPR2 12 years ago

President Drone. because when isn't he droning?

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