Talk:The Goose Steps Out
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BetacommandBot 06:41, 7 November 2007 (UTC)
That "V Sign"
[edit]Look closely: what the hero (Hay) actually teaches his Nazi spy-wannabes is not the correct palm-out "V for Victory" sign, which would only raise eyebrows for its frequency. Rather, it is the palm-in version, the British equivalent of raising one's middle finger . . . as the senior (American) President Bush found out belatedly after unwittingly "flipping off" the entire country of Australia from the door of Air Force One as he concluded a state visit to that nation in the early 1990s. One can only imagine how quickly the spy-wannabes would be noticed and caught by "flipping off" pictures of Churchill, which of course is what Hay's character intends.