I've been to war in the Middle East, and I brought home mates in boxes with flags on them, the same flags you so desperately love to shag. Lives lost, billions spent, and we won nothing of worth to the UK. You want a war? You go and fucking fight it.

So we've gone from "he never said anything Nazi" to "well he might have said something Nazi but not in a hurtful way" to "well okay he probably did say something Nazi in a hurtful way, but didn't we all?"

The French overseas territory St. Pierre et Miquelon (population 5,800) now has the highest tariff rates in the world at 99% Their exports are valued at just $3.5 million dollars a year. My guess as to what happened here is that they likely export a tiny amount (like $100 k worth of lobsters) to America without importing anything in return. So the insane White House algorithm (trade deficit/imports) would have produced this insane 99% tariff figure. So unbelievably stupid, incompetent and insane

This morning Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron are stepping up and taking a lead on global security whilst Trump sits in the corner and sulks because Zelensky didn’t wear a tie. That’s the geopolitical reality.

Cannot believe that I'm liking and reposting a Henry Bolton post, but there you go...

What today has shown is that a number of people in and around British politics who claim to have a route into Trump’s inner-circle don’t actually have a clue. Mandelson blocked. White House visit request snubbed. Chagos vetoed. Starmer humiliated. All utter rubbish.

That isn’t the Labour Party, it’s a business to manage its properties. You can tell by the SIC codes. Dear me. Suggest you don’t patronise people when you evidently haven’t a clue about corporate governance yourself.

Brexit is dying. And the Right's insane embrace of Trump could well deliver the coup-de-grace > Mail Plus > dailymail.co.uk/debate/artic…

Foreign Leader Favourability Ratings amongst British Voters: 🇺🇦 Volodymyr Zelenskyy Favourable: 64% Unfavourable: 16% NET: 48% 🇺🇸 Donald Trump Favourable: 22% Unfavourable: 73% NET: -51% 🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin Favourable: 4% Unfavourable: 89% NET: -85% Via @YouGov, 16-17 Feb.

Mark and his friends think we should leave the ECHR. Mark also thinks we should use UK human rights legislation (which is based on the ECHR) to make the legal case for his Council Tax Strike. You couldn't make it up. Mark also doesn't like criticism.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Actually, removed from Council Tax Strike for pointing out that they were talking bollocks about the "Magna Carter"

Who do Britons think would make the best prime minister? Keir Starmer vs Kemi Badenoch Starmer: 31% Badenoch: 20% Keir Starmer vs Nigel Farage Starmer: 36% Farage: 26% Keir Starmer vs Ed Davey Starmer: 24% Davey: 16% Kemi Badenoch vs Nigel Farage Badenoch: 22% Farage: 22% Kemi Badenoch vs Ed Davey Davey: 26% Badenoch: 17% Nigel Farage vs Ed Davey Davey: 30% Farage: 25%

GB News, "Surely Brexit is a good thing?" Andy Dixon, Fisherman, "It's been bad. The exact opposite. It hasn't worked out as the government promised.. Locally, in North Shields, it's been a bit of a disaster" GB News, "In what way?" Andy Dixon, "Red tape, documentation, it's 100x what it used to be" GB News, "What about we can have our own fish and we don't have the EU fishing in our waters?" Andy Dixon, "It hasn't affected us locally" GB News, "Can't you charge them more as you are no longer shackled by the EU pricing structure?" Andy Dixon, "No, because they can buy the same product from within the EU" GB News, "Did you vote to leave?" Andy Dixon, "I was a Brexiter, and I voted mainly because of the red tape"

Apparently patriots do t cate much about the Union Flag

This one? (I thing it's from during the campaign).

It’s like I said. This time no-one is going to try and Trump-Proof the administration. Every edict - good, bad or mad - will be followed unquestioningly until it blows up in his face. There will be a lot more of this.

Hi Lee It's a sticker. They're like the gold stars Nigel gives his 'special' employees but bigger. We'll talk about swastikas another time, I don't want to confuse you.

It’s now painfully obvious Brexit hasn’t worked, and is actively harming us economically. (It didn’t even control our bloody borders!) Given the British people would clearly vote overwhelmingly to go back into the EU, we should have another referendum.

The number of Britons saying the UK was right to vote to leave the EU has hit its lowest level since the referendum, ahead of the fifth anniversary of Brexit on Friday Right to vote to leave: 30% (-3 from Nov) Wrong to vote to leave: 55% (=)