this seems to address the modern British "fear" of immagration from the east of Europe into the UK. The lyrics argue for inclusion and run counter to the tabloid scare tactics of the Daily Mail and its ilk. The waving of flags image is a neat one: while admitting diversity it also suggests nonagression, an act of peace. The references to beer link with the band's Budvar interests: Czech Ecstacsy indeed! The immigrants, far from threatening, are welcomed openly in the song.
this seems to address the modern British "fear" of immagration from the east of Europe into the UK. The lyrics argue for inclusion and run counter to the tabloid scare tactics of the Daily Mail and its ilk. The waving of flags image is a neat one: while admitting diversity it also suggests nonagression, an act of peace. The references to beer link with the band's Budvar interests: Czech Ecstacsy indeed! The immigrants, far from threatening, are welcomed openly in the song.