British Politics

The EDL comprises of about 20 blokes from Luton they have no affiliation to any political party and ridiculed by 99.99% of the country including me.

Antifa and momentum are radical leftists that will exclusively back the Labour Party and the Democrats in the US.

Anrifa can be seen attacking statues , police , anyone they brand as "fascists" whilst burning and looting .

There isn't a right leaning equivalent of these spastics .

I'm currently eating breakfast in the shade before playing in our pool with the kids in permanently sunny South Eastern Spain and I am a million miles away from angry .

Ghandi by the way was given Military honours by the British for his service so he deserves a statue .

"Gandhi's successful organization of Indians in South Africa against the state's apartheid laws, it skirts a key issue: what about the Africans? It turns out Gandhi's concern with racial discrimination was limited to Indians--in fact, he offered to organize a brigade of Indians to help the English colonial rulers crush an African rebellion. On a related note, we never see how Gandhi (Sergeant-Major Gandhi) earned a War Medal from the British Empire for valor under fire while assisting the violent suppression of South African Blacks"

Nelson Mandela was a violent terrorist and if you look at modern day South Africa he shouldn't have bothered the place has gone to ****.

 

Yeah facts are racist , I think therefore it must be true .

The very definition of ignorance.

Like Finsbury park being the busiest station in London and EU national Serbian carrot pickers

 

Really!

You totally eradicated George the fùcking third from history mate!

 

Yesterday was Keir Hardie's birthday. How proud would he be of the current state of his party?

If he wasn't already deed he'd probably top himself tbh.

 

never heard of him

 

Well obviously.

 

The film about King George III had to be named as just King George so the Americans didn't get confused looking for the first two films. True story.

 

I imagine he’d be quite chuffed to find a fellow Keir in charge. Not sure how Thomas Hardy would feel

 

Not really though as the film was actually called The madness of King George. All though it was an adaptation of Bennett's stage play The madness of George lll

Very good film it was too.

 

I missed off the madness bit, but the statement stands correct.

 

Not really though because his name was actually James wasn't it.

Plus the current Keir being a toff widne sit well with the workers champion.

 

Now I've corrected it, yes.

 

I was trying to keep it simple, as I know there are jocks that read these threads.

 

I know, right.

Even worserer, there's Nigels that post drivel on them.