| Eurovision Song Contest News - 2009 Moscow, Russia

Slovenia: The complete line-up for EMA 2009 (7) | Marie Serneholt in Eurovision race (17) | Turkey: Hadise's song to be selected by jury (11) | Sweden's next wildcard announced today (9) | Finland: Listen to national final 2009 songs online (36) | esctoday.com awards: the nominations! (22) | Portugal: Online voting to select finalists (7) | THANK YOU (2) | Slovenian Eurovision final on 1st February (2) | Latvia: 108 songs for Eurovision received (6) | 107 Eurovision entries in Andorra (12) | Sweden: Six more names confirmed for Melodifestivalen (29) | Norway: Surferosa and Tone Damli Aaberge in Melodi Grand Prix (16) | Moldova: Sergyo, Natalia Gordienko and the Eurovision (4) | Beyond Eurovision: World AIDS Day (25) | Finland: All 12 songs online on December 3rd (17) | Sweden: Sonja, Shirley and Sanna released Christmas album (7) | UK: Graham Norton certain Wogan will be back (48) | Eurovision stars back World AIDS Day Campaign (1) | Sweden: Jill Johnson back with new material (13) |

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Blaise Jones

Country: United Kingdom
Birthdate: 8 February 1989
Sex: Male
Occupation: Archbishop of Canterbury

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Blaise Jones

I'm a Welsh student living in England.
I've been watching Eurovision since about 2000, but this is the first year I've really got into it.

I'm appalled at how certain countries STILL can't vote for a good song in a SONG contest but have to vote for their neighbours!!

Personal classifications:

GOOD SONGS:
Portugal
Germany (but was badly performed)
Russia (but was badly performed)
Armenia
Norway
Ukraine

OK SONGS
Turkey
Netherlands
Malta
Bulgaria
Greece

MEDIOCRE SONGS

Belgium
France
Iceland
Albania
Poland
Slovenia
Sweden
FYR Macedonia
Switzerland

And the rest... Ahem.

The UK got tons of points once again!Thanks guys!
It's a song contest! This sort of voting is at its least unsporting and at its worst blatent racism. Vote for the music, not your neighbours.