New blue UK passports will be . . . made in Europe.

Yeah, I don't think it applies to the word 'citizen' though, it's a latin word, 'Citizen Vitae' - for example.

 

As the last few regimes have achieved? You do make me laugh with your false optimism

 

Otherwise my British Passport would call me a British Citisen @Baff

 

This did make me laugh. Cheers!

 

I don't think Z is in the latin alphabet.
J isn't either.

Latin probably uses X for that sound, same as Greek. "Xerxes".
Julius Caesar is Iulius Caesar in Latin.

Either way Citisen is the correct spelling in English.
Spell checker on this board is American English. I wouldn't mark you down for using Americanisms typically.

 

Your passport doesn't call you a citisen at all.
You aren't one. You are a subject. This is a monarchy, not a republic.

You are a British National. We're all free men here, the state lays no claim to us. We don't own it or any part of it. The Queen does.

Curriculam Vitae I know. Citizen Vitae, I've never come across.

I stand corrected. Z is a letter in the Latin alphabet. Thank you for the lesson.

 

Baff thinks 300 is a documentary!

 

Aww, that's cold, you think Corbyn is God.

 

@Baff's alright, loves his country, what fella would blame him, he is British afterall.

another latin word for you...
Liberty.

 

I'm with Peter Hitchens on Corbyn: a socialist should lead a socialist party.

 

There's no liberty with Britain. Its now an empire construct after all

 

I don't know Latin...

 

True

 

Yeah, well, I've been to the room the US was born in.
Where they signed it all.
I saw something British oh so far away from that empire and touched it. )) - The Liberty Bell, and I swear it was cracked before I got there before you go pointing your finger to me.
That has been in Philadelphia since 1876, built in London at the same factory as Big Ben, which is the name of our bell.

And then I saw a plaque, left by the Queen in 1976; and it thanked America for teaching this empire and I feel proud that an old dog can learn new tricks, and that's what happened there.
Liberty, the shot heard around the world.
Made Britain socially better, but we don't want Big Brother or a tyrant.

 

The country where folk thought the X Files had the most to say on what is really going on? On the brightside, Gillian Anderson is semi-Brit

 

Being British like Obama said in 2011 when he addressed Parliament as US President, was about being able to fly your Union Jack.
If a Union Jack is made in Hong Kong (btw still more free and British loving than China who also like the UK).. does that make me any less British if I fly it?
My passport, will be blue, I am a British Citizen, my British passport will say my place of birth, and it's the UK's biggest city, so what if it's built in France, does that make me any less British if I fly with it?

 

Yeah, well, what do you know? You distrust Britain side with Putin and think it's all a cover up.

 

I don't fly the Union flag. I'd fly Edmund the Martyr's flag. Proper English aint it like!

 

I don't do conspiracy theory. I merely know that the Tories have taken millions from the Russians and therefore cannot be trusted in constructing reaction.

 

Least it's not offensive like the national socialist flags of Europe.

 

Really not a good idea to make flippant nazi references. Shame on you

 

Are you kidding me, you do know he called himself a Socialist too.

 

Mr Procure by Government over a made in Britain sticker.

 

If you think he was a socialist then you really need to have a re-think. Please don't read the Mail in the meantime. It won't help!

 

Yanks don't get it. Flag waving is entirely un British because for us it draws connotations with the Nazi's.

Americans fly their flags everywhere. Rare to see a Union Jack being flown here.

One of things the Republicans always used to bash Obama for was being so unworldly. Ignorant of foreign cultures and their customs.
I remember sticking up for him at the time since it was much in the vein of Trump bashing is today, but they were right. He was ignorant as anything. Everywhere he went. Little American.