people after their intelligence nor their cuteness. I will not live after Sea Shephards view on how we ought to live. It is unnatural. I think whales as well as other animals have both moral and legal rights [...] the whales alive. Your lifestyle contaminates and even poisons the whales - and you don´t seem to care. That is what threatenes all the whales in all the oceanes every day. Why don´t you do something about [...] at the Faroese people and shout "give them Hell". I can tell you, that you give the whales in the oceanes Hell every day. You might forget, that it is not our whale hunting, but your way of living that is

be". I lift my brow and make a "what? You´ve got to be kidding me." "You were the one who wanted to know me Wanting to know my name. I gave you a smile and tossed my hair Wanting to know the same." "We [...] my heart." "I decided to go out this weekend To this "club" DJ - show. I´m joking around, talking to friends And hey, what do you know." "I saw you dancing on the floor And then you caught my eye. I walked [...] while." "After our parting that wonderful night Your face was everywhere. I sat with my friends, thinking of you They asked, why do you stare". "The following day I had to check To see if you were on MySpace

whose official papers have been transferred to southern European countries, where tax is substantially lower. Another issue is, how do you tax people and how do you tax investments?”, says the minister. While [...] situation between the Faroes and the UK. A dual tax agreement has now finally been agreed between the two countries, and this will probably increase the interest to work and operate in the Faroes The issue [...] bilateral agreement between the UK and the Faroes, the Nordic countries, of which the Faroes and a partner to, are working on a new multilateral tax agreement, which is intended to come into force in 2010.

I have been told, that one day when my grandfather and another skipper from the countryside met in one of Tórshavn’s narrow alleys, one of them uttered: “It is not small men one meets in the streets of [...] he has to wield a will of steel, be cunning and along with visions and ideals he must have the unshakable faith that all obstacles can be overcome. Clinton was born a year after the war ended and has not [...] his term that, even if you grew up during the age of flower power and might have given in to the times once or twice, smoked a joint and perhaps participated in a protest march, you are capable of governing

construction, post and telecoms, water, food and drink manufacturers and more than four times safer than mining and safer than recreational and sporting activities. The industry continued to thrive through [...] persuading operators and contractors to share risk and reward and in so doing achieve an initial 30% saving on capital projects. Alliancing and partnering became the buzz words and CRINE proved a success [...] their building societies and told them ?Sell the house if you can, I?m off.? Rear window stickers appeared in cars all over the city pleading with the Almighty for a second oil boom and promising, in less than

makes us quite unique and special. Many consider islands in the ocean to be exotic and romantic by default. And being special means a lot these days where we see tourists looking more and more for special [...] it. But that’s no longer enough. People need to know about the real Faroe Islands – and they don’t want to sit back and watch: they want to feel alive and vibrant. In other words, they want exciting e [...] lead to so much more and create grounds for other industries as well. A New Course for the Tourism Industry It is very important to organise and improve the services on offer in this country and try to

can only fly if yours is crushed and destroyed. That my freedom and identity can only prevail if you lose yours. Flags can be symbols of inequality and death and destruction of peoples’ and nations’ futures [...] Consuls, Ladies and Gentlemen, friends of the Faroe Islands; Góðu føroyingar! It is a great pleasure and honor for me to be with you all here this evening to celebrate Faroese Flag Day. Thank you, Lord Provost [...] Provost, for your warm words of welcome to Edinburgh. It only adds to our pleasure and pride to be here in your charming Council Chamber, in the very heart of Scotland’s beautiful capital. I know I speak for

I was lucky to watch you on the TV screen when you delivered your address to the American nation, but it was also to me and all peoples and to everybody in the whole world, because the deed was not only [...] ARE YOU FREE FROM SIN? Can you put your hand on your heart and - to the American people - declare a clear YES HARDLY and, is it necessary to give examples? HARDLY. Dear George W. Bush. If you as a true President [...] is you Americans who have become the victims of a terrible crime and you must suffer horrors that we are so used to Now you can feel on your own skin how it is to be in our stead (shoes) ALWAYS to be wrongest

hansara beisku boðum til okkum øll: »You?re all just pissing in the wind/You don?t know it, but you are/And there ain´t nothing like a friend/Who can tell you you?re just pissing in the wind« (Kelda: Uncut) [...] them day to day« Andstøðingurin í honum blómar eisini á hesi plátuni: »Well, all those people, they think they?ve got it made/But I wouldn?t buy, sell or trade/Anything I have to be like one of them/I [...] guess I?ll call it sickness gone/it?s hard to say the meaning of this song/An ambulance can only go so fast/It?s easy to ger buried in the past/When you try to make a good thing last« Og hví ikki enda við

hansara beisku boðum til okkum øll: ?You?re all just pissing in the wind/You don?t know it, but you are/And there ain´t nothing like a friend/Who can tell you you?re just pissing in the wind (Kelda: Uncut) [...] them day to day? Andstøðingurin í honum blómar eisini á hesi plátuni: ?Well, all those people, they think they?ve got it made/But I wouldn?t buy, sell or trade/Anything I have to be like one of them/I [...] guess I?ll call it sickness gone/it?s hard to say the meaning of this song/An ambulance can only go so fast/It?s easy to ger buried in the past/When you try to make a good thing last? Og hví ikki enda við