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stollen

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27. Much of the country realises that

Reply to JI7 (Reply #24)

Tue Feb 10, 2026, 07:19 PM

Feb 10

and wants a new referendum. The UK economy took a hit as a result of the separation, and now the population is whining about their economy, which they voted for. Sound familiar?

There is a lot of race baiting and stereotyping going on as well. This evening a woman walking her dog told me that boatloads of people were coming over and staying in 5 star hotels, paid for by taxpayers. I told her there were few 5 star hotels around here, I've stayed in a couple of them and saw no refugees. "No, you wouldn't find them in places like that, but Travellodges..."

I'm hoping once the UK discovers the degree to which its institutions are involved in pedophilia and espionage against its own country, the shocked citizenry will worry less about migrants escaping their own country to find a better way of life elsewhere.

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PM Starmer still in office but power has been removed [View all] stollen Feb 10 OP

The hatred for shithole and comrades is growing around the world............... Lovie777 Feb 10 #1

I don't take sides with the Brits on Starmer stollen Feb 10 #2

Austerity doesn't help center left politicians win elections AZProgressive Feb 10 #5

Isn't the monarchy supposed to be neutral? stollen Feb 10 #9

The chances of Andrew having access to state secrets are nil Emrys Feb 10 #21

Oil and gas people lately stollen Feb 10 #25

He was doomed the moment he became PM. RandySF Feb 10 #3

Worse than in the US?? stollen Feb 10 #7

I don't think there's the remotest chance of anyone attempting to bring down the monarchy muriel_volestrangler Feb 10 #11

If participation in a global pedophile ring.and stollen Feb 10 #15

Perhaps you overestimate how much the British identify Andrew as a central part of the monarchy muriel_volestrangler Feb 10 #18

Andrew was not always Eric Trump stollen Feb 10 #23

Nonono. After he left the Navy, his standing and reputation accelerated downhill Emrys Feb 10 #26

Yes, now I recall. Thanks for that. stollen Feb 10 #28

Supporters of the Royal Family come up with all sorts of reasons for keeping it Emrys Feb 10 #30

If not "hero" then "on the cusp of barely respectable" stollen Feb 10 #31

Replacing Starmer is the best thing Labour could do Emrys Feb 10 #22

The Labor Party JBTaurus83 Feb 10 #4

Thanks for your assessment stollen Feb 10 #6

And there lies the rub, as the Bard would say DFW Feb 10 #8

Individual country politics aside, as scary as they are, stollen Feb 10 #13

You're quoting the Tory leader there muriel_volestrangler Feb 10 #10

Brexit turned out to be a big mistake stollen Feb 10 #12

The big elephant in the room is Brexit, or more to the point, OnDoutside Feb 10 #14

No, we are not "close to kicking out the US from bases here per Greenland" muriel_volestrangler Feb 10 #17

Had the US military invaded Greenland, stollen Feb 10 #19

But we are not currently close to the US invading Greenland muriel_volestrangler Feb 10 #20

Not today. stollen Feb 10 #29

The last good UK PM was Jim Hacker! 😉 SocialDemocrat61 Feb 10 #16

All UK Prime Ministers have been unpopular in recent years JI7 Feb 10 #24

Much of the country realises that stollen Feb 10 #27