British Politics
Been on holiday for a few weeks, surprised to find no general discussion of British politics so though I'd kick one off.
In addition to using fresh paint to weaken women's resistance to his sexual advances, mongidig is well documented here as a total sucker for government “news” sources.
Also you can’t get anyone to **** you sober without paying them so you daterape them using either booze or paint
@ me Luckbox Inc. when you search your name
Oh we are a long long long way from done, paintrape
You have my word on that one
There’s no alt you can run to where I won’t find you and call you out for being a rapist who clowns on chaturb8
Oh we are a long long long way from done, paintrape
You have my word on that one
There’s no alt you can run to where I won’t find you and call you out for being a rapist who clowns on chaturb8
Luckbox Inc.
Anyway, rapist, you are such a sad piece of **** that you insisted everyone who posts on this forum sucks and not only do you continue to post here but you created an alt to keep posting here somehow thinking nobody would notice cuz your life is that truly meaningless. There is no extent to which you aren’t a completely pathetic piece of donkey **** whose life is devoid of an ounce of meaning no matter how much you think the women you pay to show you their nudities actually like you
Nothing about you is worth a penny, much less your 1/3 bad beat strat posts
Hopefully this guy will do something about the immigrant problem.
Also, hopefully this guy isn’t a wimp like Starmer.
He was Labour leader before, and it's fair to say he was not successful that time. He tends to go down better with the party than the country. If there were a leadership race he could reach No.10 without a general election, as it would be a party vote. Quite how well he'd do in office, or at the next poll... not too sure.
Hopefully he would be stronger on immigration policy but not in a way that elway would like.
Mostly telling reform to **** off (in more diplomatic terms) instead of trying to appease them
Hopefully he would be stronger on immigration policy but not in a way that elway would like.
Mostly telling reform to **** off (in more diplomatic terms) instead of trying to appease them
He did put out those Labour-branded 'Controls on Immigration' coffee mugs last time, which, like the Edstone (for overseas readers, a huge and rather unfortunately tombstone-like slab of actual stone with the party's election pledges carved on it, for Ed to be photographed in front of), were seen as a bit clumsy.
At this rate diebitter will be demanding a referendum to rejoin the EU.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/m...
Hubs, not camps or prisons of course.
I visited the UK in 2005 just before things started to go bad. If you are Jewish now is the time to get out. We saw how this played out in Nazi Germany.
If you are an everyday citizen you can’t feel safe. The once proud British military has been severely weakened. The DEA police force isn’t gonna save you if something goes bad.
UK used to be a beautiful country. It would be nice to go back someday when things have been cleaned up.
Also, I don’t know what this “paint rapist” thing is.
He did put out those Labour-branded 'Controls on Immigration' coffee mugs last time, which, like the Edstone (for overseas readers, a huge and rather unfortunately tombstone-like slab of actual stone with the party's election pledges carved on it, for Ed to be photographed in front of), were seen as a bit clumsy.
I'm not pushing for Ed but I do expect he has learned a lot since then. Hopefully that includes not listening to those pushing branding, playing safe, focus groups etc rather than doing anything.
I wasn't a fan last time. Not least because he stuck with Balls who never seems to even understand the financial catastrophe he was so much responsible for.
Starmer says, with global volatility, UK's long-term national interest requires 'closer partnership' with EU
Starmer rattles through a list of other measures taken by the government to help with the cost of living.
But he says, in the future, “it is not going to be easy”.
He goes on:
We will continue to stand up for the British national interest, and we continue to do what we must to guide our country calmly through this storm.
However, it is increasingly clear that as the world continues down this volatile path, our long-term national interest requires closer partnership with our allies in Europe and with the European Union.
Reform UK’s housing spokesperson has been sacked from his role after he described the Grenfell Tower fire as a “tragedy” but said that “everyone dies in the end”.
We have a pretty good idea what Reform people say in private from the video of people at their BBQ where they constructed a model of Grenfell and set fire to it.
