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I love mine. Biggest chunk is English, mums side dating back to the Anglo Saxons. A bit of Italian and Romani Gypsy added to the mix too.
Been building a tree so the future generations know who they are.
Do you hate your heritage that much or your parents / grandparents place of origin you’d rather replace it with English?
Then a couple of hundred years down the line your descendants won’t even know if their ancestors were Nigerian Jamaican Indian Nepalese etc just English.
Extremely sad people want to adopt the identity of English when it isn’t their heritage. Complete and utter erasure.
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Polish mate sent me a video of Polands independence day. Absolutely glorious to see the pride they have for their home land. Amazing to see. I just don't know how to put it on here 🤣
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He isn't going to do anything for natives.
🚨Watch Farage cosy up to Muslim protesters waving green flags, promising them more voices in Parliament and thanking them for “behaving well.”
While the rest of the country watches no-go zones, grooming scandals and demographic change, the “saviour” is still playing the moderate game.
Nigel is not the answer.
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Your identity politics are trash. People like you are the driving force of division and racism.
You're just too stupid to realise that 🤦
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The one thing I can't stand about X is that you only need to comment on 1 post and suddenly, its the only topic it shows you. Give me variety ffs
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The governments we've had and have now are just pussies beating around the bush because a label is the most scary thing to have
Yes. Multiple inquiries, experts and political analyses document a long pattern of official caution on issues like grooming gangs, Islamist extremism and certain protests. Authorities have repeatedly cited fears of being labelled racist or Islamophobic, plus electoral risks in seats with large Muslim populations. The Casey audit and Prevent veterans confirm this dynamic across governments.
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You'll be lucky to hear the cockney accent in London these days.
London is the greatest city in the world, and anyone trying to talk us down needs to wind their neck in.
This Labour Government is backing London to continue thriving - protecting our pubs, helping first-time buyers, and standing up for working people.
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2 cunts that wont be sent to die calling others cowards because they don't want to die for a nation that regards them as 2nd class citizens.
🚨“Quite frankly, they are COWARDS”
Kevin O’Sullivan and Peter Bleksley discuss a recent poll suggesting that half of young Brits say they would never fight for their country.
@TVKev | @PeterBleksley
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The reject in the video is the very reason its being sent home. It has no place in the West.
👿This Muslim is mocking Americans and says he has lessons for us on how to live after the “takeover” under “shawarma (sharia) law.”👿
“Say Bismillah before eating… Alhamdulillah when you finish.”
“You need to wash your buttholes. The days are mandatory.”
“Ketchup and lettuce is a crime on Shawarma(sharia). I will deport you myself.”
Then he demands creators end every video with “Assalamu alaikum.”
The mockery is open. The assumption of dominance is clear. Repulsive.
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Have a read of this, then read it again.
🚨 “I feel like I’m still in Iraq” — this is how bad the situation is in the UK.
Asylum seekers who fled religious persecution in Islamic countries for freedom in Britain are now considering claiming asylum elsewhere, because they continue to be persecuted here for criticising Islam.
Dheyaa — a former Muslim who converted to Christianity — fled religious persecution in Iraq and came to Britain.
Exercising what he thought was his new-found freedom, he burned a copy of the Koran in symbolic protest against the ideology that had persecuted him.
Rather than protecting his right to free speech and protest, West Yorkshire Police swiftly arrested him on suspicion of inciting religious hatred.
He was then handed Orwellian bail conditions banning him from discussing religion on social media.
The Free Speech Union stepped in, defending Dheyaa’s right to free speech and helping him secure the removal of those bail conditions.
Earlier this year, before the Government unveiled its Islamophobia definition, FSU Case Director @BenBarryJones asked Dheyaa what he made of the prospect.
Dheyaa said he felt as though he was still in Iraq, and that he would look to flee the UK.
Hamit Coskun, another asylum seeker who burned a copy of the Koran in protest against the persecution he faced in Turkey, also considered fleeing to the US after he was convicted of a public order offence.
Shockingly, the CPS had originally charged him for harassing “the religious institution of Islam”, long before the Government had any state-approved definition of “Islamophobia”.
With the FSU’s backing, Hamit’s conviction was overturned on appeal. The CPS then tried to reinstate it at the High Court, and lost again.
The last thing Britain needs is a state-approved Islamic blasphemy code. One is already operating.
Watch the full interview with Dheyaa on the FSU YouTube channel 👇
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