Pat Wensor

@zatzi They had a lucky escape. No-one comes out of the Pilgrim Hospital alive.

Best health service in the world. Unless, of course, you’re ill.

I'm sure I can find time to appreciate lesbians today.

It is now painfully clear that Britain is led by enemies of the British state. The toxic duo of Starmer and Hermer colluded in a witch hunt against our brave soldiers and veterans. Their behaviour is treacherous and runs directly against the first duty of any Government, to protect its own citizens. [@Telegraph ]

@historyrock_ Have you got any Gary Glitter videos too? 🥸

We will never see anything like this again in our lifetimes. If you have a few minutes, watch it. Probably the greatest music video ever made. Michael Jackson - Thriller (1983)

@farmfriendlincs The only book of his I've read is Travels In Nihilon

Having just read Saturday Night Sunday Morning I am now reading Alan Silitoe's sequel set 40 years later.

"What's the charge? Saying a prayer; a succulent Christian prayer?"

@TheGriftReport A paper bag would have been cheaper.

Danniella Westbrook, 52, shows incredible results from extensive reconstructive surgery She has undergone years of major facial reconstruction work after years of well-documented drug problems in the 90s and 2000s. She has been open about her battle to rebuild her life and health after leaving the soap. Fans praised her transformation and determination online. Before (left) After (right)

"I feel really sad. Find me a Ukrainian male model."

In 1900, the average British village of 400 people contained, at minimum: A butcher. A baker. A grocer. A dairyman. A cobbler. A blacksmith. A wheelwright. A brewer. A tailor. A carpenter. A midwife. An undertaker. Usually a fishmonger if the village was within twenty miles of a coast. Occasionally a fellmonger, a candle-maker, or a chandler. Always a publican. Fifteen to twenty productive trades, serving four hundred people, most of them operating out of front rooms or small outbuildings, most of them self-employed, all of them depending on and supplying each other in a web of local exchange that had been running since the Middle Ages. In 2026, the same village of 400 people contains, typically: A Spar. Or a post office with three shelves of food in it. Or nothing. People drive twenty miles to a Tesco. The butcher is gone. The baker is gone. The dairyman is a distant memory. The blacksmith is a man in his seventies doing wrought iron gates as a hobby. This was not inevitable. This was a set of specific policy decisions taken between about 1960 and 2000, many of them on the grounds of efficiency, scale, and consumer choice. The consumer got cheaper food. The consumer also lost the village. The village lost the people who knew how to feed it directly from the land around it. The land around it lost the market for anything it could produce in small quantities. And the nation, which still has the land and the rain and the soil and the cattle and the sheep and the people, discovered that it could no longer feed itself from the things that were still, just about, growing outside the window. You cannot eat efficiency. Somebody should have mentioned that at the time.

I had to share this. If you haven’t seen this lady in action - you soon will !!! What a legend!!! THIS is the passion and honesty we desperately need in British Politics!! @SorchaEastwood 🇬🇧 I solute you Sorcha !

Fuck off

Look at this horrific little illegal migrant scumbag laughing after being found guilty of repeatedly raping a drunk girl on a beach. This is what we’re importing. I don’t know how the ‘Refugees Welcome’ brigade sleep at night.

The English flag has never represented a set of shallow, universal values that belong to no one and nowhere in particular. The St George's Cross represents the English people, and the country named after them. It is theirs, and theirs alone. Patriotism comes from the Latin patriota, meaning our love of country is inherited from our ancestors. You cannot separate England from her native people. But you are trying to replace them with foreign populations, against our will. And that is why we hate you.

The BBC also have footage of the Pope apparently standing on a balcony.

@TheNorfolkLion They should have never built that embankment and bridge over the Nene that made it easier to get into Lincolnshire. 😆

Alright my lovers! Just a quick one for all my followers or fellow Norfolk bumpkins... Did you know the phrase 'Normal for Norfolk' (or NFN) actually started in the 1940s at the old Norfolk & Norwich Hospital? Doctors used to scribble NFN on patients notes when they thought someone was acting a bit odd, slow, or just properly eccentric. Basically their way of saying "Nothing to worry about... they're from Norfolk." Well, we've proper claimed it back now, haven't we? These days, when a Norfolk person says "NFN", it's said with a big grin and a wink. It's our way of celebrating that we're a bit different down here, sleepy, stubborn, quirky, and proud of it. So if you ever catch me doing something daft, just remember... It's not weird. It's Normal for Norfolk. Love from your local NFN bor 💪🏻🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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Which flag do you mean? The one that means people are jumping on a far-Right bandwagon if they fly it?