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 Citizenship: a British farce | Alice Miles - Times Online
should have a portrait of the Queen in a prominent place. That's all thatRigby, Blackburn, I think in 1959 when I was commissioned in the Royal Artillery I swore an oathnever been sure what I promised, but in the subsequent 50 years I am not entirelynot kept it part of the bargain and in that resides the problem of what beingwant us any more, so we are leaving in large numbers! Brian Lewisnotion of an oath of allegiance as in articles such as this. Reflect thatpolitically, but at least there is still food in the shops and the lights still workVandryver, Scholar Green, Cheshire, UK A recent survey showed thatenemy (The Queen) and innocent children in trying to establish national unity david elliott, brighton, uk "Britain is a set of lawsallegience the currently unthinkable introduction of an oath of allegience to Brussels becomes just a change of a few words in a concept already established. Have
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