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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce86vym0pyzo

Would this be the same bunch who were carrying Knights Templar flags on their march the other week?

This UKIP bloke has imported some Christian nationalist nonsense and carries crosses.

Youngian wrote: ↑Wed Oct 22, 2025 11:17 am This UKIP bloke has imported some Christian nationalist nonsense and carries crosses.

He has a habit of marching up and down proclaiming that "CHRIST IS KING!" in an angry manner that I, for one, don't really associate with Christianity.

Although all far right leaders sound like an over 60 this young whippersnapper didn't experience.the Cold War. Or maybe he is as thick as whale shit.

The relatively relaxed social liberal George Osborne would be communist by the logic of some people.

Youngian wrote: ↑Mon Oct 27, 2025 2:12 pm Although all far right leaders sound like an over 60 this young whippersnapper didn't experience.the Cold War. Or maybe he is as thick as whale shit.

Christ, not that berk again...

Old woman shouts at clouds.

Don't tell me. Greg Dyke said the BBC was "hideously white" in 2001. And Hamza Yousuf made a stupid speech about senior lawyers in Scotland being white in 2020. And somebody said white people couldn't dance.

Anyone who complains about being hard done by because they're white is just a massive arsehole.

I did hear a black woman in an argument with an East European at a bus stop in Brixton say 'go back to where you came from you can't speak English Caucasian twat.' That was funny.

"Every tool at my disposal".............I thought he'd left Reform

James McMurdock (independent) says he has seen the best and worst of the NHS this week – swift care for his daughter, but a long wait for a customer at a restaurant who needed an ambulance. He asks for help for Basildon hospital.

So not "tax cuts now" then? Or is Basildon a special case, and the PM should just send more ambulances there?

What had happened to said customer? Because isn’t this all done on triage type approach especially when demand is high.

Like if he had been choking and someone had sorted it, it’s not particularly an emergency or he broke his leg or slipped or something.

mattomac wrote: ↑Thu Oct 30, 2025 1:20 am What had happened to said customer? Because isn’t this all done on triage type approach especially when demand is high.

Like if he had been choking and someone had sorted it, it’s not particularly an emergency or he broke his leg or slipped or something.

Visions of" "I demand my ambulance now; don't you know who I am. No I don't care about the heart attack victims."

A Christian patriot's dilemma.

If the flags don't come down and Kent Council don't put up the Christmas lights, will that mean Reform are cancelling Christmas?

Oh, what a delicious thought...

Well, there you go. Not guilty.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd9ken44n0eo

It did seem a bit tenuous at the time.