adrianflynn

923 posts

adrianflynn banner
adrianflynn

adrianflynn

@adrianflynn

iPhone: 51.015114,-3.116624 Katılım Haziran 2008
131 Takip Edilen127 Takipçiler
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@Felix_Romanus @johnmilbank3 I am 100% certain that passing an act in the imperial parliament saying that separation from the empire was illegal would have made up the MauMau sit up and say “What what Chaps, Mother England says we must take our bat and stop play. Shall we head home and have tea instead?”
English
0
0
1
20
john milbank
john milbank@johnmilbank3·
As half English and half Scottish I feel wholly British. If the UK breaks up I will feel I have lost my country. I could not comfortably feel only English. There are very large numbers of people living in England who feel like this. I think it is a problem.
English
141
34
594
42.5K
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@MerryOlEngland But where would Yorkshireists buy their slight old-fashioned and somewhat overpriced tweeds and leather goods, walking canes and everything needed for the country gent about town? (Though must admit I don’t think I ever went into Browns of York, and it may be ultra modern).
English
0
0
2
31
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@Copy_Stephen @CalumRaasay Ach yah, sure aren’t the Dubs just Welshmen who can swim and got the hell out of Anglesey cause the townslands had names too long to fit on the envelopes!
English
0
0
0
10
Stephen McLoughney
Stephen McLoughney@Copy_Stephen·
@CalumRaasay Calum is smart Calum done his research before visiting and avoided Dublin like the plague Be like Calum if you're coming to Ireland
English
2
0
10
265
Calum 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ⛐
Just got home from our round trip of Ireland. 18 days with our 11 month old baby and dog. Here’s our route. What a trip! 😮‍💨
Calum 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ⛐ tweet media
English
84
16
900
69.2K
em 🇮🇪🔻🔻
em 🇮🇪🔻🔻@nocturnalfem_·
i love when non-irish people are like "i want to go to ireland to try some delicious hot stew and potatos!!! and perhaps some coddle" and it's likeeee? do you know we no longer eat like the brits are starving us 😭
English
110
102
1.4K
61.1K
Felix Romanus
Felix Romanus@Felix_Romanus·
@johnmilbank3 Almost no other countries on Earth allow seperatists to break up their country. We should make independence refurendums illegal and simply declare the union unbreakable in law. That's what everyone else does.
English
11
1
15
914
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@MassimoGrazioni @gem_ste Duncan was seen off by Macbeth if I recall and James VI and I was a descendant of Duncan. So the new King of England was Duncan-Spawn. Good way to curry favour with the new pay-master.
English
0
0
15
332
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@9Kings1910 And I saw a commentator on the state opening inform viewers that Charles III was an ancestor (!) not only of Charles I and II but of Charlemagne.
English
0
0
0
26
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@carbo_al And on the devolution referendum, it was not a vote on whether Wales existed. It was a vote on whether they wanted more politicians. Voting no was an honourable and quite a Welsh thing to do if you think about it. Accepting the majority and getting on with the Senedd is also.
English
0
0
1
37
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@carbo_al More substantively Wales may have a culture, legal system and overall vice closer to England than has Scotland, but it is very much not England. That culture, legal system and vibe are not English.
English
1
0
0
37
Al Carbo
Al Carbo@carbo_al·
I'm gonna say something schizophrenic that will make nobody happy I support Irish unification & think Welsh nationalism is fake, Scottish nationalism is real but retarded & the island of Great Britain should be further integrated
Al Carbo tweet media
Al Carbo@carbo_al

Welsh nationalism is a LARP fabricated in the post-WWII era Wales did not exist as a legally separate entity from England until the 1970s, in fact before the 1970s it did not even have broadly agreed upon borders, with whole county’s like Monmouthshire & Flintshire being in dispute

English
30
7
175
19.3K
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@MonkEmma So in other words, this is not a Starmer policy but a Thatcher policy that has gone unchanged by Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron, May, Johnson, Truss, Sunak and Starmer.
English
1
6
61
1.6K
Emma 💛💙🇩🇰🇬🇧🇪🇺
Well, that Express headline was always going to raise a few eyebrows!😳 Starmer is responsible for embracing polygamy to appease Muslims, and so he's increasing their benefits?? That's the implication. After all, this "started in April", right? Wrong! 🧵1/25
Emma 💛💙🇩🇰🇬🇧🇪🇺 tweet media
English
33
214
581
63.8K
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@thequentinletts The Duke is Prince of Waterloo in the Belgian peerage so perhaps an awareness of Brussels is appropriate.
English
0
0
2
242
Quentin Letts
Quentin Letts@thequentinletts·
Hereditary peers given life peerages include Oswald Mosley's great grandson, the Brussels-obsessed Duke of Wellington, Tony Benn's son, a Tory with the suggestive surname Effingham, and a chap whose Christian name is Aeneas (which is arguably even riper than my own).
English
11
20
147
21.1K
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@holysmoke I love that we are adopting this in Rnglish; this very formation has served us very well in Irish for 25 or so centuries.
English
0
0
0
30
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@GeorgeDillon @wreck_it_derek @HearnsOfficial It is quite possible to be from a Gealtacht and not understand Irish grammar; to be Irish and not understand identatitive (is) or substantive (tá) states or to understate the ancient Celtic requirement _an fáilte Uí Cheallaigh a chur roimh duine, beag beann ar dhath a gcraicinn._
English
0
0
0
94
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@pauldelaney2012 Odd that Tony Blair was still not even leader of the opposition Labour Party and was only Shadow Home Secretary in John Smith’s HM’s Loyal Opposition. Paul. Some of us remember the 1990’s. The rest of them have google. Try to be better at “history” or is it just propaganda?
English
0
0
5
1.2K
La Menace. Pour toujours.
La Menace. Pour toujours.@pauldelaney2012·
On the 24th April 1993 the anniversary of the 1916 Easter rising the IRA planted a huge lorry bomb at Bishops gate London, the idea was to economically destroy the British economy (an economic target) thereafter insurance companies and global brands told the governments of the ->
La Menace. Pour toujours. tweet media
English
16
25
166
20.4K
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@TerriersFan @yuanyi_z He can no longer vote on child protection legislation or foreign treaties or on the tax regulations impacting big city banks. He can however organise a really good knees up for coronations and set up the rope-lines for lying-in-states etcetea. A good balance.
English
0
0
1
9
adrianflynn
adrianflynn@adrianflynn·
@TerriersFan @yuanyi_z Those state occasions are now recognised as non-legislative so the Earl Marshal no longer can sit in the house in legislative session but can attend when required to attended His Majesty when ceremonial duties require it.
English
1
0
1
17