Bulgaria Withdraws Its Soldiers from Iraq Foreign Minister State

[bemildred]

Sofia/Skopje. “By a decision of the Bulgarian Parliament till the end of the year Bulgaria will withdraw its battalion of 470 soldiers from the staff of the International Forces in Iraq”, Macedonian TV A1 quoted Bulgarian Foreign Minister Ivaylo Kalfin as saying for a Sofia’s daily today. In Minister Kalfin’s words the decision for the withdrawal will be taken after consultations with the USA.

FEN

[underpants]

1. CRAP! That only leaves us and the Brits and Iceland and Palau

who else?

[dweller]

3. you forgot Poland!

:rofl:

wait a minute... :think:


dp

[underpants]

4. Damn I keep doing that

Hi Poland!!!

[ugarte]

5. Don't forget El Salvador!!

Nun killers to the rescue.

[underpants]

6. Did the Morrocan monkeys come in yet?

It probably doesn't need to be said but we sure could use some Morrocan monkeys right about now.

[rocktivity]

11. And also don't forget

Munchkinland, Honah Lee, and the land where the bong tree grows.

:headbang:
rocknation

[Fridays Child]

2. The coalition of the coerced is falling apart.

The world hates Bush.

[David__77]

7. Good!

This must be because the left gained in the recent elections. Unlike in Poland and Hungary, the left in Bulgaria, particularly the "ex-communists," are not slaves to the whims of the US. I think many of these "ex-communists" were so used to being subservient to "socialist big brother" that now they are cowed by "capitalist big brother."

[YOY]

9. Bulgaria is used to being subservient

with limited resistance.

They did so for the Kaiser, the Fuhrer, the Soviets, now US. Their loyalty and subservience has and always has had its limitations...just as it did with the Ottomans.

Lived there for 3 years and am married to one.

[YOY]

8. What is Skopje/Macedonia reporting happening in Bulgaria?

Just go to the horse's mouth:

http://www.novinite.com/view_news.php?id=51527

[bemildred]

10. FEN was the first place it showed up. nt