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Fishing and football

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@colder_sarcasm Who would believe it. Nigel Farage not popular in Saint Pancras. I would take a guess at Birmingham as well. No prizes for getting why. Now Portsmouth. Do you think that might be different In rural England. Vote ReformUK.

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@Geevesyquin @JackWDart Could anything better demonstrate Britain’s dilemma than the Saint Pancras and Holborn by election, and the party that found support there. Labour, International socialism. Don’t vote Labour or you will find yourself in a Saint Pancras. ReformUK

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@Aaron_SW1 @JackWDart Perhaps he could try Birmingham.

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@Contact2Contact @JackWDart If you don’t all want to live in a “Saint Pancras” and Holborn”, why not join & Vote for ReformUK🇬🇧 before your government weakness forces us all to

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@JackWDart @OperaSocialist “Reform were non-existent at Saint Pancras”. Could anything describe better exactly what’s happening to your country. Could anything give a more stark message to British working people. Vote ReformUK🇬🇧, to not all live in a St Pancras.

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@MAGAStorm47 I can see his point. A white flag does just about some up this country’s political parties for the last few years. In the spirit of anti-racist foolishness they are allowing themselves to be piggyback into oblivion by gradual infiltration & eventually be completely consumed.

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@RupertLowe10 @_HenryBolton This guy is exactly right as to what’s going on in Britain. This is not integration. In fact it is exactly the opposite.

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@LBC I sympathise. I’d love to be a non- racist but my memory always lets me down. I forget which side you’re supposed to hate.

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@BladeoftheS I’m afraid Israel has had agents for peace on their case since 1948, and they’ve all attacked Israel, and yes Israel has always attacked back. It’s a funny quirk of human nature most of us learned in the schoolyard.

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@admant1534 Most of us are not. Just the usual stupid attack without substance. Pathetic.

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@Channel4News Motor mouth is still working well, and it’s so decent of him. He’s giving Andy Burnham a chance. Isn’t that wonderful. All those labour voters thought it was them.

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@ZackPolanski This should be a lesson to us all.

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@GuidoFawkes As a fisherman I know most of our rivers are in a terrible condition. Thatchers treatment of the coal mining communities was sickening and I had voted conservative at that time.

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@OperaSocialist @nulasuchet Sorry were Jeffrey Archer and Jonathan Aiken members of ReformUK. Or is it you just like writing completely unconnected crap.

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@dave43law Thatcher was many things & they weren’t all good. A strong character yes but she created bitter division in some communities that still linger to this day. She increased the class division that is still this country greatest weakness.

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@MirrorPolitics Daily Mirror politics. Come on, you’re having a laugh. The mirror struggled to fill up the first two pages with any serious.

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@Telegraph @AllisterHeath UK best years were directly after WW2. We had became one people, one aim. Euphoria carried to the 60s. Entertainment, industry flourished. Britain was numero Uno. Then the pernicious pointless class Tory/labour divide reinvented itself. Vote ReformUK🇬🇧 Become one people again.

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@LandLover56 You are supposed to admire a king, which makes the idea that there is a choice to be made between these two ridiculous. Fortunately the rules of succession favour a very decent and honourable man.

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@CrewkerneMan When crisis arrives you realise what brainless governments we elect. Britain has 44 days of diesel Oil in reserve. Compared with typically Germany 400 Italy 350 in Spain 400 days & our refining capacity massively reduced. Probably due to fools with heads full of windmills.

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@PaulSchleifer To Thatcher winning the fight was everything despite the cost. Usually it was working people that got hurt. In War it did prove more useful and the rubber boat of invasion I’m sure would’ve been swiftly dealt with.