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The following snaps of the Danish Social Democrats (yes, they call themselves ‘Reds’) wheeling into power, after recent elections ended the conservatives’ long run, are from my Danish in-laws. At least this ostentatious preening of the Reds’ greenness delightfully sets themselves up for exposure later — a spectacle free of clowns piling forth from a Volkswagon only because the carbon footprint was unacceptably large.
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Occam's Tool| 10.3.11 @ 3:00PM
When I visited Copenhagen in 1997, I noted THEN that Decatur Alabama had a greater density of automobile traffic.
Occam's Tool| 10.3.11 @ 7:45PM
Oh, well. wave bye, bye to a group of ludicrous Dhimmis.
PCP Smoker| 10.3.11 @ 9:22PM
I think this is St Paul, MN
sjccoach| 10.3.11 @ 10:12PM
These pictures show what a bad joke the European leftists are. Of course this could be the Democrat Senators and Representatives pedaling to work on Captiol Hill.