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Wizard of Sussex 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Wizard of Sussex 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@WizardOSussex

White Anglo Saxon Papist

Glorious Sussex Katılım Kasım 2024
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Starvecrow@Starvecrowfeast·
@Chud_Womble @StuartRest1688 @60sJapanfan Reform are offering the chance to destroy both established parties at the same time. Take it or don’t. But if you don’t, all you are is the Lib Dem’s of the right - “I don’t want that power, it’s too icky for me”. Do you want to be a Lib Dem?
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Luna 🧸@yourluna05·
@matthewjswalker no because why did you think "the jews are doing me head in" was okay to post
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Jamie Kay
Jamie Kay@TheRealJamieKay·
No thanks.
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Wizard of Sussex 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
@WorldByWolf We don’t need “the guy”. Yo people have no sense of pragmatism, we don’t win by losing, we win by chasing every single small victory. Even if Lowe is just a step, it is a step we have to take to push towards the goal.
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Wolf 🐺@WorldByWolf·
Lowe’s not the guy. Waste the next 3 years pretending he is if you want but you’ll come to the same conclusion. Nice man, done a huge amount for us, rock solid MP, expanded the Overton window, delivered the rape gangs inquiry, but at the end of the day he’s still a 1980’s Tory.
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Stuart Restorationist
Stuart Restorationist@StuartRest1688·
I legitimately don’t understand why Mogg thinks Tommy is so far beyond the pale. Even Rupert Lowe is far more radical lol
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Wylfċen
Wylfċen@wylfcen·
I will not vote for Restore Britain
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Stuart Restorationist
Stuart Restorationist@StuartRest1688·
The reason that guys used to eat this every morning was that they did backbreaking physical labour and needed the calories. Most men work white collar jobs these days, so there’s no need for this amount of calories. Normal people just aren’t hungry enough for this on a morning.
Sama Hoole@SamaHoole

The fry-up has been quietly demoted, over the last forty years, from a daily British breakfast to a Saturday indulgence. A hangover meal. A guilty pleasure. The kind of thing you order in a Wetherspoons at half past eleven on a Sunday with a slightly apologetic look at the waitress, on the understanding that you will be having a salad for dinner to make up for it. Your nutrition app flags it. Your doctor sighs at it. The newspaper runs an article every six months explaining that it will kill you. This is one of the great practical jokes of modern British life. The traditional Full English is one of the most nutritionally complete breakfasts a human being can sit down to. Two eggs from a hen that scratched about in a back garden, eating grubs and kitchen scraps. Complete protein, choline, B12, vitamin D, the whole fat-soluble suite delivered in a yolk the colour of a marigold. Two rashers of dry-cured back bacon from a Wiltshire pig. Stable saturated fat, B vitamins, selenium. A pork sausage made that morning with three ingredients by the village butcher. A grilled tomato. Mushrooms cooked in the bacon fat. Black pudding for the iron. A slice of fried bread. A pot of tea strong enough to stand a teaspoon in. This breakfast fuelled the men who dug the coal, laid the railways, fished the North Sea, and walked twelve miles a day delivering the post. Their cardiovascular disease rate was a fraction of ours. Their diabetes rate was a rounding error. Their obesity rate was zero. Then sometime around 1985 we were told this breakfast was killing us. We were instructed, by people in offices, to switch to a bowl of corn flakes with skimmed milk. To a yoghurt with fourteen ingredients. To an oat milk latte. To a green smoothie containing more sugar than a can of Coke. The cardiovascular disease rates climbed. The diabetes rates climbed. The obesity rates climbed. The breakfast did not change. The advice did. The advice was wrong. A plate of eggs, bacon, sausage, and black pudding will outperform any breakfast designed by a wellness brand in a Shoreditch office. It costs less. It contains no seed oil. It has been keeping the British upright since the Iron Age. Your grandfather did not feel guilty about his breakfast. He had bigger things to worry about. So do you. Eat it on a Tuesday. Without apologising.

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Wylfċen
Wylfċen@wylfcen·
I’m a denialist about this. The Welsh made it up, and they deserved it.
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Dr. Ribena Berry: You’re All Afrophobic
I’m a Catholic but I absolutely detest this happy clappy Americanised version of evangelical Christianity on our streets. Just go to mass and practice quietly.
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Stuart Restorationist
Stuart Restorationist@StuartRest1688·
Hear me out, what if we made a Holy Anglo Empire. Make each state/province/region/county in the Anglosphere its own sovereignty, but with nominal allegiance to the Emperor. Wessex would naturally be th Austria equivalent.
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Stuart Restorationist@StuartRest1688·
Chat, does anyone know a good way to get dead skin off your feet. I keep removing tons and it just comes back constantly
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