 | Forum Reply | Should the British state apologise for slavery? at 17:21 1 Nov 2026
It is indeed grotesquely patronising , like the complaints about Fiona Bruce because she called a black guy "black", because he just happened to be black. The WOKE-droids were offended by the term "black", when I guess many black people wouldn't, because they would not see it as something to be ashamed of unlike the antagonists on a mission to be gratuitously offended on behalf of. |
 | Forum Reply | Should the British state apologise for slavery? at 16:31 1 Nov 2026
I think it's about time that virtue signaling WOKE-droids stopped repeatedly placing victimhood upon people of colour! If it's not slavery guilt, its Robin Di Angelo 'white privilege' guilt, or its guilt for shootings by police an ocean away etc. It's about time white saviors stopped patronising black people just so that they can look so darn moralistic. |
 | Forum Reply | Poland at 19:56 31 Oct 2026
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 | Forum Reply | The Budget at 12:41 31 Oct 2026
25% - 30%? And to think its bad enough as it is. I spoke to a young working mother of two kids who is yet to put her central heating on in September and October along with a retired lady whom I spoke to yesterday who only puts hers on for an hour or two a day. And of course those energy costs will push weekly shopping/business costs up also, because supermarkets etc use energy also. What awful times we truly live in. 25% - 30% is absolutely staggering! |
 | Forum Reply | Andy Burnham at 16:29 30 Oct 2026
Aye, put on party hats and celebrate! |
 | Forum Reply | How to buy defence on tick at 14:07 30 Oct 2026
Seen a meme today that sums it up, it said.... “At some point we gotta stop asking to pay more taxes, and start focusing on where the heck all of our money is going”. That says it all perfectly to me, because there are economically illiterate politicians in Westminster/Cardiff Bay who have zero appreciation of the value of money and zero experience of the real world outside of their own political bubble. |
 | Forum Reply | How to buy defence on tick at 11:10 30 Oct 2026
I watched a Channel 4 Dispatches programme about PFI years ago and it taught me what an absolute obscenity PFI is. PFI is a scandal! |
 | Forum Reply | Stephen Yaxley at 13:49 29 Oct 2026
If he is jailed he "will make hay when the sun shines" and take full advantage of, because he is extremely streetwise to know it would be done at the very same time that career criminals and serious offenders are being set free by a system that is obviously skewed by doing just that. |
 | Forum Reply | The Budget at 12:18 29 Oct 2026
What scares me is the predicted rise in the U.K's benefits bill to £431 billion. Now people will have to be taxed to pay for that along with paying for 3 Trillion national debt. That will mean that more will leave the U.K, more will take their foot off the gas peddle, because being ambitious, industrious and hard working will have zero incentive. Thus creating a catastrophic doom loop/vicious circle. |
 | Forum Reply | Stephen Yaxley at 11:48 29 Oct 2026
Jailing him previously has further turned him into even more of a martyr, increased his popularity/infamy and made sure that he's not being forgotten, because even when he is in prison he's getting the oxygen-of-publicity. He knows how to play the game! I could be wrong, but I think Tommy Robinson and the press/media, are despite not exactly getting on with each other, are in a way bedfellows, because where there is one you tend to find the other. If it wasn't for the press/media and skewed judicial system, he would be far less popular, far less famous and far less influential to many. The one's that gloat about his prosecutions, lack streetwise acumen to realise that his misfortune actually makes him vastly stronger! So yes jailing him is an A+ own goal for the establishment and anyone else who wants him banged up. |
 | Forum Reply | RAF Fairford at 21:10 27 Oct 2026
"Spectacularly gullible" |
 | Forum Reply | Burnham hints that he is open to free movement within the EU at 09:47 26 Oct 2026
Aye and then they expect U.K citizens to fight for a country where it's own flag is seen as offensive, worthless and something that should be removed from all public view. What motivation to sign on the dotted line hey? Crazy ain't it? |
 | Forum Reply | Burnham hints that he is open to free movement within the EU at 14:45 25 Oct 2026
It's hard to fathom what world a lot of these politicians and their supporters and apologists live on? It's not irrational to be extremely worried about the future of this country? If its bad now? What is it going to be like in the future? |
 | Forum Reply | Burnham hints that he is open to free movement within the EU at 14:10 25 Oct 2026
This country has been, and is continued to be sabotaged. Apparently there aren't enough reservoirs either. So there you have it, but yet you've got idiots yearning for millions more to be added to the population of a country with a 'third world' come "nothing works anymore" vibe/state of decline that increases by each and every passing year. |
 | Forum Reply | Burnham hints that he is open to free movement within the EU at 11:29 25 Oct 2026
How the hell can a U.K with a population that has grown by approx ten million since Blair came to power sustain another few million? Not enough G.P appointments, NHS dentists, hospital beds, infrastructure to cope, but hey lets have a few more million in. And if you worried about future ability for a country to cope? You're a racist and a Nazi according to the very same people who think that there is a magic money tree out there that pays for it all. |
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