In the face of the double whammy of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics, the British have sloughed off their usual antipathy towards nationalism and wholeheartedly embraced patriotism. High streets are bedecked with Union Jack bunting and stores are stuffed to the rafters with mugs bearing the Queen’s profile.
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In the face of the double whammy of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics, the British have sloughed off their usual antipathy towards nationalism and wholeheartedly embraced patriotism. High streets are bedecked with Union Jack bunting and stores are stuffed to the rafters with mugs bearing the Queen’s profile.
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In the face of the double whammy of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics, the British have sloughed off their usual antipathy towards nationalism and wholeheartedly embraced patriotism. High streets are bedecked with Union Jack bunting and stores are stuffed to the rafters with mugs bearing the Queen’s profile.
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