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Reply #45 - Feb 24th, 2026 at 10:10am
 
Melanias purse wrote on Feb 24th, 2026 at 9:57am:
He's got a bit of a one track mind, hasn't he?

Imagine being so filled with hate, you can't discuss any other topic. Reminds one of the poetess, no?

Please explain?

You ain't a role model, sniffer of diverse pantaloons, son of glorious Pakistan.
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Reply #46 - Mar 4th, 2026 at 8:50am
 
Patriarchal Papas Promote Poll Perjury!!

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5yqpr28jrwo

"Nigel Farage has reported allegations of "family voting" at the Gorton and Denton by-election to Greater Manchester Police and the Electoral Commission.

The Reform UK leader is urging an investigation into reports by independent election observers of "extremely high" levels of family voting.

Family voting is where a family member is seen to be influencing somebody else's vote, for example by entering the polling booth with them.

Concerns were raised by Democracy Volunteers, a group of voluntary election observers who check voting processes are being followed correctly.

The Electoral Commission said it took the claims "very seriously" and would "carefully consider" the report.

A statement from the organisation, which oversees elections in the UK, said: "We are in close contact with the returning officer and Greater Manchester Police to speedily and carefully review the concerns that have been raised and all the information available."

Greater Manchester Police said in a statement: "We can confirm a report has been made. We are in the process of reviewing this report and will provide a further update in due course."

Reform UK were beaten into second place by the Green Party by more than 4,000 votes at the by-election but Farage has claimed it was "a victory for sectarian voting and cheating".

He said: "Reform has today reported the many cases of 'family voting' to the Electoral Commission and the police.

"What was witnessed yesterday is deeply concerning and raises serious questions about the integrity of the democratic process in predominantly Muslim areas.

"If this is what was happening at polling stations just imagine the potential for coercion with postal votes.

"If action isn't taken now, then we will ensure it is after the next general election."

In a letter to the elections watchdog, Farage urged them to launch a full investigation and to work with police "with a view to prosecutions" and to "assess whether the extent of the irregularities is such that the validity of the election result may be called into question".

Earlier, the Green Party hit back at Reform's criticisms, with a spokesman saying: "This is an attempt to undermine the democratic result and is straight out of the Trump playbook.

"We've just won a historic by-election by a comfortable margin.

"We've shown the country that Greens can beat Reform, despite their big business donations."



Welcome to the New Bankistan Khalifate - coming to you the moment a Musso candidate is put up there..... I'd say some time around the next election....

Now to all youse sheilas ranting about 'the patriarchy' - welcome to it full time - where Papa tells you how you're going to vote - and you'd better believe it on his honour... and they take pictures of your vote to prove to the mosque that they 'did it right'.

You have been warned.
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Reply #47 - Mar 4th, 2026 at 9:13am
 
LONDON — British citizens have politely asked if perhaps they could be next on the list for liberation from radical Islam.

As they watched the crumbling Iranian government teeter after heavy military strikes overnight, the British populace yearned for someone to also come to their rescue.

"We see what those militaries have done for others, and we want that for us too," said local Englishman Dane Marcus. "Please, good sirs. Our country is no different than Iran, our citizenry subjugated by the vicious forces of radical Islam - only we talk in a much cooler accent. Come free us!"

The request for liberation has been delivered to President Trump, who is reportedly still considering military action. "What's happened in England, it's terrible. They've lost all their rights, it's like a third-world country, it's very sad," said Trump. "But, they've also treated me poorly, really nasty, to be honest. These British, they've said terrible things about me, your favorite President. I'm not sure they deserve to have me free them. Maybe they should have thought about how they talked to me before they went and got themselves conquered by radical Islamists."

At publishing time, Trump had decided to just liberate his English golf courses and put a little American base in the clubhouse.
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Reply #48 - Mar 4th, 2026 at 2:51pm
 
We're not sure why you chaps are totally unwilling to discuss a simple TV program. Have you even watched it?

Why do you have to turn every topic into some inane, abstract culture war?

And why are you always regurgitating somebody else's views?

Please explain?
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Reply #49 - Mar 4th, 2026 at 4:36pm
 
Melanias purse wrote on Mar 4th, 2026 at 2:51pm:
We're not sure why you chaps are totally unwilling to discuss a simple TV program. Have you even watched it?

Why do you have to turn every topic into some inane, abstract culture war?

And why are you always regurgitating somebody else's views?

Please explain?

'Allahu Akbar' Replaces 'Cheerio, Mate!' As Most Popular UK Greeting


LONDON — A recent poll conducted by the University of Oxford just revealed that "Allahu Akbar" has officially replaced "Cheerio, mate!" as the most popular greeting in the UK.

The results of the survey show "Allahu Akbar" beating out "Cheerio mate" in what experts are calling a "flippin' landslide, old bean."

"It's not really that surprising, what what?" said Baxter Edwin Bartleby III, a senior pollster. "Just reflects the social and cultural makeup of the jolly old Realm now, dunnit? Quite. 'Pon my Sam, I didn't b'leeve my peepers when I first took a goggle at the results, but it's right sensible once you think about it for a minute, innit? I use it all the time, myself. Deuced bad habit, I know — cultural appropriation and all that — but I guess it's our culture now, so that makes it better? Rather."

Bartleby was then stabbed repeatedly by a Libyan immigrant shouting "Allahu Akbar."

According to British pollsters, "Oi, wot-wot old cheese" is now the third most popular salutation in the UK, contrary to the popular American opinion that all good Englishmen say "G'day, Guvn'r!"

At publishing time, French linguistic research had shown that "Allahu Akbar" had also won out there over "Oui-oui mon frérè haû-hâù-háü!!"
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Reply #50 - Mar 11th, 2026 at 5:17pm
 
Melanias purse wrote on Mar 4th, 2026 at 2:51pm:
We're not sure why you chaps are totally unwilling to discuss a simple TV program. Have you even watched it?

Why do you have to turn every topic into some inane, abstract culture war?

And why are you always regurgitating somebody else's views?

Please explain?




In the world's first industrialised city, the constabulary has surrendered the streets to a Muslim militia (note the uniform) on horseback, patrolling the thoroughfares lest kuffars insufficiently respectful show up at the many vigils for the late martyr Khamenei:


Sharia police patrol on horseback in the streets of Manchester, England!










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Reply #51 - Mar 17th, 2026 at 9:27am
 
London, Ides of March, 2026:

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Imagine if white Brits had gathered to laud a foreign neo-Nazi who revels in the murder of Jews. Or if they had swarmed the streets to swear allegiance to some far-right regime overseas. The Guardian would cancel all leave for its hacks. Keir Starmer would be readying a televised homily. The cops would have cracked heads on those streets today. But when it comes to a non-white minority, it’s fine apparently. This is the racism of low expectations, in all its bigoted, demented glory.

Fundamentally, though, it was the ideology of multiculturalism that was indicted on the streets of London today. There is a tendency to see multiculturalism as merely divisive. If only. The true social cancer in this self-hating creed is that it actively incites hostility towards the nation itself. It simultaneously inflames a culture of grievance within minority groups while heaping sarcastic derision on Britain and its history, giving rise to an extraordinary amount of anti-British, anti-Western, anti-social animus.
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Reply #52 - Mar 17th, 2026 at 11:24am
 
This is just going to generate even more support for Reform. Bring it on!
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Reply #53 - Mar 17th, 2026 at 12:04pm
 
Italy and Greece are the only two countries in the EU that really give Muslims a hard time and very little concessions
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Reply #54 - Mar 18th, 2026 at 11:33am
 
Belgarion wrote on Mar 17th, 2026 at 11:24am:
This is just going to generate even more support for Reform. Bring it on!




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The UK has always been based at the deepest level on Christian values, regardless of dogma

Despite the many mistakes made by churches, for centuries British people have been influenced by Christ's teaching

If these values are replaced by Islamic ones, this will not be Britain any more



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