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The
United Kingdom's historic Nill points in the Eurovision Song
Contest, on Saturday, was a snub by a proud Europe finally
standing up to 'battle hungry' Blair.
The
song, sung by Jemini, is to be released straight to bargain
bins today. The completely embarrassing nill points is normally
only reserved for countries who gurgle when they sing, such
as Denmark.
A
Malteser told us: "Malta normally gives the UK some points
in the voting, but not this year. Now we're in Europe we no
longer need to kiss the UK's arse."
Israel
received a shot across it's bow when it only came 19th in
the contest. The Israeli cabinet, shocked, voted through the
region's road to peace plan the day after.
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