But Are They Worthy of Us?

There are, as we know, infinite and various possibilities for prosperity once Britain finally and forever attains independence from the Euro-wog yoke. Among the softer options is that of inviting ourselves into the European Free-Trade Association and showing Norway, Iceland, Switzerland and mighty Liechtenstein what's what; however, at least two of the potential beneficiaries are already expressing doubts. Iceland's foreign minister is worried about the anomalies that might arise from the Recrudescent Imperium condescending to remain in the Euro-wog customs union; Iceland's prime minister has cast a bit of a damper by insisting on free movement, and the Norwegians too are making discouraging noises. Clearly, while your Nordic may be a higher type of wog than mere Belgians or Boche, the citizens of Scandinavia are not all the sort of Breivik-quoting opponents of cultural Marxism who could easily do business with the Conservative Party. The day may still come when we all pay the price, as did Edmund the Martyr, for the atavistic Viking urge to condone the activities of queue-jumping migrants.