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Jesus christ what a bunch of dysgenic and autistic freaks. We are so fucking cooked.

@EsotericStarmer Boonica

I attended church once and some washed hoe asked for my insta and started flirting. Real story.

@ATaylorFPGA @ChillinJalfrezi @Telegraph Having worked in the CS I would say, at least from my experience, 80% are great. But the 20% are fucking shocking. And it is impossible to get rid of them. I worked with such a lazy (and rude) cow it forced me to leave my job as I was doing two.

@ChillinJalfrezi @Telegraph Nope it is too broken to fix any other way, most are just adding nothing. I would bet the 80:20 rules applies in that 80% of the work is done by 20%

🔴 In shocking detail, one ex-mandarin describes a culture where no one is accountable, sick days are off the scale and unions block any reform Look inside the world of the Civil Service below ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/2…

Everyone had that one spastic guy at school with shrek ears and had to have them pinned back lmaooo

If there is any lesson to be taken from the pandemic, the Ukraine War, and now the Iran War, it is that Britain must become self-reliant in our most critical sectors. According to DEFRA, we rely on foreign imports for over a third of our food supply. In 2024, 44% of our energy was imported. Generic drugs account for around 80% of prescriptions in Britain, yet we produce only a fraction of what we need and remain heavily dependent on countries like India and China. Food, energy, and medicine. Pretty fundamental to a functioning first-world country, yet we are prepared to gamble our security in the name of "efficiency". Reshoring essential industries like these must be a priority for any government that wants to insulate our people from the chaos unfolding beyond the shores of Britain. This is a matter of national security, not mere fiscal policy. It would also bring high-quality jobs, industrial capacity, and investment back to Britain rather than sending them overseas. Everyone wins!

Whatever you think of Polanski, pretty much everything he says here is true. The economic consequences of the war in Iran will reach everyone in Britain - and as Israel continues to escalate the conflict, things will only get worse. The Greens - whose policies would utterly destroy this country - cannot be allowed to monopolise the moral high ground on this issue. We have maintained from the beginning that Britain should have no part in this war. Fighting Israel’s wars for them is not in the national - or, indeed, international - interest.

Israel is an enemy of world peace. The world is being plunged into poverty and war to boost Israel's regional security. The US and Europe must radically change course and put that fucking country in its place by any means necessary. This bullshit cannot continue.

@Hexagram012 @elonmusk Cry more

@elonmusk @elonmusk are you aware what Charlie Downes and Restore Britain stand for? He's literally a self-declared socialist.

We will not lie to the British people. Restoring Britain will require decisions that are controversial and unpleasant. We are going to strip millions of healthy Brits who refuse to work of benefits. If that causes outrage from those who think the taxpayer owes them a living, so be it. We are going to deport all illegal and burdensome migrants. If that means millions go, so be it. We are going to outlaw incompatible cultural and religious practices. If that means those who refuse to integrate no longer feel welcome, so be it. We are going to execute pedophiles, rapists, and murderers if that is what the British people want. If that means we are condemned by subversive "human rights" groups, so be it. We take no pleasure in these measures. It is a damning indictment of our political class that they are necessary in the first place. But necessary they are.

@real_BaldwinIV @Lanbytes0 @Vagoish Did I not just tell you to shut the fuck up?

@LeftNatLeft @Lanbytes0 @Vagoish Who tf are you

Here’s former Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa on a united Ireland: “That’s right, up the rebels. United Ireland! That’s right. John Connolly, right? Just remember 1916. Easter Sunday. Did the mayor mention that?”

@real_BaldwinIV @Lanbytes0 @Vagoish I am Scottish and I don't so shut up bitch

@Lanbytes0 @Vagoish I am English, and I fully support Ireland annexing the North

@Elatha1798 @theoldworldshow @Mrgman32 Your tiny population is being g overrun with migrants at light speed. Good luck 😂

@theoldworldshow @Mrgman32 We should have driven every last anglo into the sea and drowned you like rats. We weren't half serious enough.

This sort of thing happened because Irish radicals were effectively given free reign by the cowardly British government to storm all over the country and burn the houses of landlords, refuse to pay rent, intimidate loyalists, etc That anarchy occurred in the late 19th century and early 20th century. The government let it happen And so many great homes were lost because they were burned or abandoned, and farmland was effectively expropriated by a government hostile to the rightful owners of property

@KuqiCouture Sorry? I don't follow. You realise I am anti-immigration right?

@LeftNatLeft You never seemed to care about diseases arriving.

Anyone who says "plandemic" is getting blocked. Retarded right-wing boomer conspiracy theorists are unbearable. Do these people simply not believe in diseases at all now?

@testosteroneHAV Bitch should be arrested

Another british entrepreneur cut down by the nanny state

@mikey48937643 @AndrewRosindell Did you just discover the concept of trade and think it's some groundbreaking revelation?

@AndrewRosindell I’ll just leave this here!

On this St. Patrick’s Day, 17th March, we celebrate the proud heritage and traditions of the island of Ireland, along with the enormous contribution of the Irish people - whether from Ulster or south of the border - to the life and history of the United Kingdom and the wider world. For generations, Irish men and women carried their culture, faith and spirit across the globe. Throughout the story of the United Kingdom and the British Empire, Irish communities helped build and shape nations in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and throughout the Commonwealth, where the Irish identity and tradition remain incredibly strong to this day. Montserrat in the Caribbean, as a British Overseas Territory, continues to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a public holiday and the Montserratians remain deeply proud of their British and Irish ancestry. Today is also a moment to reflect on the deep historic and human ties that bring the peoples of these islands together. Despite our checkered past, there is far more that unites the peoples of Great Britain and Ireland than divides us - and I hope that the closeness of our two great islands becomes closer still. Wishing everyone a very Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️🇬🇧☘️🇮🇪☘️🇲🇸☘️

Wow, an American politician with a backbone.

TradTards want to go back to the early 20th century. It was a shit hole for most people. The 90s and early 2000s were packed with optimism and cosiness. Technology and immigrants ruined everything.

Can we please just go back to the 1990s?

Farage's plan clearly was to replace Europeans with Indians. Brexit was a lie, sold by someone who deeply hates Europeans.

@ukipperlad It's so over

it's over

@Timcast @11334512A You are bald and fat lol

We need regime change in the UK