Icelanders are not terrorists

Started by joeblow, October 31, 2008, 04:20:05 PM

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joeblow

http://www.indefence.is/

Icelanders are not terrorists

Gordon Brown unjustifiably used the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act of 2001 against the people of Iceland for his own short-term political gain. This has turned a grave situation into a national disaster, affecting families in both Iceland and the United Kingdom. Help us avert greater damage by signing this petition now.


Mac Seafraidh

31/10/2008 | 12:43

According to the results of a new opinion poll, undertaken by Capacent Gallup, 32.5 percent of participants, ages 18-75, have considered moving away from Iceland because of the current economic crisis.

Around 50 percent of participants aged 18-24 said they were considering relocating to a foreign country. The percentage dropped among higher ages of participants, Morgunbladid reports.

It is difficult to estimate how many people would potentially move away from Iceland based on the results of the poll.

Last January 1, 217,000 Icelandic residents were aged 18-75. If one third of these people were to move, the group of emigrants would include over 70,000 people.

At the beginning of this year, around 31,000 people in Iceland were between the ages of 18 and 24. If 50 percent of those people would leave the country, that means around 16,000 emigrates.

The poll was undertaken online October 27-29. The sample counted 1,117, although only 58.7 percent participated in the poll.

RÚV reported last night that emigrants had crowded the last Norraena ferry to leave Iceland this year, most of whom were foreigners choosing to return to their home countries.

http://icelandreview.com/icelandreview/ ... _id=314628

Shiksa Rage

As a Brit, I feel utterley ashamed of what my government has done to a friendly little nation like Iceland: hence I have signed the petition.
Of course, we know in whose interests Gordon Brown is acting, and it isn't those of the British people.