On October 21, Icelandic Ambassador to the United States, Mr. Hjalmar Hannesson, invited a select group of invitees to his Washington, DC residence for a screening of a film by Icelandic filmmaker Sigurjon Einarsson.

Upon hearing of this, Greece's foreign ministry via its Embassy in DC had sent a communique to Iceland's US Ambassador not to showcase the movie, hinting Athens could made life difficult for Reykyavik's application for EU membership.

'A Name is a Name" movie was being shown as a part in spreading Icelandic made culture in the US. This may be the first time a foreign Ambassador is told what movie he can't show at his private residence by a foreign country. Pesky Athenians.

	1. 21-11-2009 00:47
	a name is a name ...and that name is BULLY. Does a bullied kid ever forget his tormentor? Will a bullied nation (and there are many now), ever forget its Greek Bully?    All things will come around, and Greek will get their just rewards for its outrageous international actions. Guest

Retribution

	2. 20-11-2009 11:31
	a name is a name ... yeah. sure ... only, sometimes, it gets a surname ... Guest

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