Saint lee tizard 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧sfc⚽😇

@RealDonKeith Hopefully they took their time him

Justice is served.

“SOMETHING ABOUT A FLAG??” Essex Police race to Wethersfield air base after veterans raise a flag on site 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 They label it “anti-social behaviour.”

@VeitchAeternis Chuck norris, the only man who could avoid the charlie sparta kick

RIP hardest man who ever lived

@WrexhamFCFans More of a sheep fan hey 🐑

Speak for yourself 😏

@models_by_Russ @SaintHarls A war on terrorism is essential to kerb attacks on our and every other western countrys homeland and way of life, but all that is insignificant to you having to pay an extra £10 to fill your car

We’re in the UK. We didn’t start a war. We don’t want a war. Most of us can’t even point to the Strait of Hormuz on a map without Google. So why does every global flare-up land straight in the British taxpayer’s wallet? Here’s what grates. The minute instability hits an oil route, markets twitch. Oil jumps. Traders hedge. Insurance rises. Fine. That’s how global commodities work. But explain this to me like I’m five: Why does the petrol station down the road hike prices the same afternoon the headline drops… when the fuel in their underground tanks was bought at yesterday’s price? Did the petrol in the forecourt suddenly watch the news and panic too? Funny how prices rise like a SpaceX launch — immediate, vertical, no hesitation. But when oil falls? We descend gently. Gracefully. Like a feather. Over several weeks. We’re constantly told “it’s the market.” No. It’s pricing on expectation. And expectation always seems to land in one direction — up. Meanwhile, the taxpayer becomes the shock absorber for the entire global system. Energy spikes? You pay. Inflation creeps? You pay. Interest rate cuts delayed? You pay. And we’re told to be grateful for the privilege. Here’s the human bit: Ordinary families are not geopolitical chess pieces. We’re not a revolving credit facility for global instability. We’re not the cash cow every time traders get nervous. We’re the ones trying to heat homes. Run vans. Commute to work. Buy food without needing a spreadsheet. Nobody sane wants war. But we absolutely have the right to ask: Why are we this exposed? Where’s the resilience? Where’s the buffer that stops a conflict 3,000 miles away from emptying UK wallets overnight? And maybe — just maybe — if garages can raise prices instantly on “future cost expectations,” they could show the same enthusiasm when markets cool. That’s not rage. That’s fairness. We don’t want conflict. We just don’t want to be the automatic bill-payer every time the world sneezes.

@Murphyin10EC @80s_channel

@80s_channel Arnold

@80s_channel Anything other than Bruce Lee is incorrect

@HoodedClaw1974 Credit @TruthHurts101UK for this video not the dumb ticktocker

Community support officer cannot grasp the fact that illegal immigrants are coming from France. What chance have we got with idiots like this acting as custodians on the street?🙄

Protect Ricky Gervais at all costs! Sums up the UK perfectly with clips like this 🤣🤣🤣 @rickygervais #afterlife #rickygervais

@mblexxyn @NoContextHumans As long as they're yours 🧐

@NoContextHumans I wish to play this with children one day ❤️

A dad creating core memories with his kids

@stephen47276303 @GBNEWS Subs, training staff and managers

@GBNEWS There's only 22 players on the field, isn't there ?

Football mass brawl erupts as 23 red cards issued and police struggle to restore order gbnews.com/sport/football…

If Monday was a joint 🥴

Who else enjoyed that one? 🤪

@TRobinsonNewEra They're going to get caught out soon, people have had enough of the nasty little shits

Young Bob attacked by antifa again! 17yr old lad just trying to ask questions, fully grown "adults" physically assault him, another steals his badge. The left are vile.

@BGatesIsaPyscho Doesn't actually say "a Newport man" but they word it as "of Newport" because he might live there, that's how they go about their agenda

🚨🇬🇧 From the BBC today “A Newport Man”

@RupertLowe10 These are all small parts that will make our way of life great again, park after park were shutting all around me whilst my children were growing up missing out on the places we had to go when growing in only as short of time ago as the 80s/90s

Restore Britain would redirect a significant proportion of the foreign aid budget to the upkeep, maintenance and construction of children’s playgrounds across Britain. Broken. Filthy. Fenced off. Broken glass everywhere. Covered in graffiti. These areas are the perfect representation of our country’s priorities. Totally bastardised. And it is everywhere - dilapidated children’s parks all over Britain. This is where we expect boys and girls to play, to socialise, to exercise, to learn, to have fun. And we have left them to rot and decay, all whilst spending billions on road networks in Pakistan or whatever else. It is morally repugnant. It is shameful. There is now a political party that would put British children first - Restore Britain. Each responsible council would be allocated a ring-fenced budget each year that will be spent only on children’s recreational areas - ensuring they are well kept, clean, safe and operational. New playgrounds, where appropriate, will be constructed and maintained. Local parents will be consulted about the areas lacking facilities, and will be given a direct say on how the parks are best improved - we will ensure that councils finally listen to parents. Restore Britain will take some pride in our country, and give young boys and girls a safe environment in which they can enjoy their childhood.

@GoldenboyP4Ptv @IAmBritishReal Keep religion and politics out of sports

@IAmBritishReal Why isn't it, so why are players allowed water breaks, respect everyones faiths

This is not right.

@SadButMadLad IQ and I'm not saying which way round

What's the difference?

This joke still triggers people.

Watch this video. Share this video. It is important that the British people understand what happened. Reform tried to put Rupert Lowe in prison for wanting to deport the foreign rape gangs. If they can do that to Rupert, an MP and a 'friend', what will they do to you?