🚨 Elon Musk just NUKED this reporter to her face in a MASTERCLASS
"People loathe you!"
ELON: "I don't care. The fact that a quarter billion people follow me means a lot more people like me than don't."
"I think a lot more people hate YOU and the MEDIA than you realize!"
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THIS! Is what UK Men used to be like,
REAL F**KING MEN, take your balls back from your feminist and trans eunuch purses, and TAKE BACK YOUR LANDS from these sand🥷COWARDS that run soon as you do
Waterford in Ireland had that highest vaccination rate in the World , followed by the highest rate of Covid 19 and then the highest excess deaths rate in Ireland. The World Health Organisation gave Waterford an award for their Covid pandemic response.😳
🚨🇪🇸 EU BLOCKS CHEAPER FUEL IN SPAIN
Spain tried to slash fuel VAT from 21% to 10% to ease the crisis. Brussels said NO. EU rules forbid it. Fines could follow
You don’t control prices, Brussels does. Sovereignty? Gone
The EU is a dictatorship!
🚨 HOLY SMOKES. JD Vance just called out Ukrainian President Zelensky for threatening to send ARMED SOLDIERS to right-wing Hungarian PM Viktor Orban’s house
“It’s completely scandalous!”
He’s also calling out the EU tyrants for trying to destroy Hungary!
🇬🇧 Every clock on Earth is set to one place.
Every time zone starts there. Every GPS satellite is guided by it. Every flight, every trade, every second measured anywhere on the planet traces back to one place.
A small building on a hill in south-east London.
In 1675, ships were vanishing. Not from storms. From not knowing where they were.
You could read the stars and find how far north you'd gone.
But east or west?
Nobody had solved it. Thousands of sailors died because nobody on Earth could answer one question.
Where are you?
Britain built an observatory at Greenwich to find out. And a self-taught carpenter from Yorkshire named John Harrison spent his life solving it.
He built a time piece so precise it kept perfect time across months at sea. For the first time in history, a captain could know exactly where his ship was.
British ships carried the answer to every ocean on Earth.
By 1884, seventy-two percent of the world's shipping already used Greenwich as their reference point. The world hadn't been asked to choose Britain. It just did.
Twenty-five nations came together in Washington and voted to make it official. The world would set its clocks to a building in London.
France abstained.
Then quietly adopted it anyway.
Today, every second on Earth is still measured from that building. Every time zone. Every satellite. Every phone in your pocket syncs to a line drawn through a hilltop in south-east England.
Britain didn't just keep time.
She gave it to the world.
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150 churches burned to the ground last year alone in the UK, government does nothing.
A workman walks into a Manchester mosque, is essentially kidnapped by a baying mob and held against his will.
The government give the mosques an extra £40m of taxpayers money because of it🤦🏻♂️
🚨🇬🇧🇺🇸 “20% - 30% of Men in that town were r*ping our children”
Holy Crap - Controversial UK Journalist Tommy Robinson is touring and going viral across America right now featuring on some of the most viewed news & social media- discussing some of the most graphic heinous evil ever to happen in Britain.
🚨When They Blame Putin for Starting the War, Show Them This.
🚨When CNN reported from Donbas without guidlines from the State Department.
🚨CNN in 2014: Ukraine shelling their own civilians in Donetsk
1703. 🇬🇧🏴
A man sat in a room and wrote a pamphlet mocking the government. It was so sharp, so clever, both sides believed it was real.
When they found out who wrote it, they arrested him.
His name was Daniel Defoe.
They sentenced him to the pillory. Three days. Three public squares.
Your head and hands locked in wood. You couldn’t move. You couldn’t hide. The crowd threw whatever they wanted. Some people died in it.
On the first day, the crowd came. Defoe was locked in. He waited for the stones.
They threw flowers.
They drank to his health. They bought copies of his pamphlet. Right there, in front of the authorities.
He served all three days. All three crowds did the same thing.
He went home. And kept writing.
He wrote Robinson Crusoe.
The pillory was abolished in 1837. The people decided it was beneath them.
A country that once locked a man in wood for writing the truth…
Tore it down because the people said so.
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"When men burn women alive, we hang them." 🇬🇧🔥
That was Britain's answer. Here's why they said it.
In India, when a husband died, his widow was expected to climb onto the funeral pyre.
Into the flames. While her family watched.
One man watched them drag his sister-in-law onto the fire.
She was seventeen.
She screamed. They chanted louder. They held him back.
His name was Ram Mohan Roy.
He spent years researching the ancient Hindu scriptures. He proved the practice had no basis in the holy texts.
Then he went to the British and said: help me end this.
The army said don't. Too dangerous. Could cause a rebellion.
Eight thousand women had burned alive in thirteen years. Just in Bengal.
In 1828, Lord Bentinck became Governor-General. He called the practice "revolting to the feelings of human nature."
December 4th, 1829. He signed the ban.
The law was sent to translator William Carey. It arrived on a Sunday morning.
He threw off his coat and said:
"No church for me today. If I delay an hour, many a widow's life may be sacrificed."
He worked through the day. By evening it was done.
But it wasn't over.
800 orthodox priests signed a petition to overturn the ban. They sent it to London.
Roy sailed to England to make sure the law survived.
The Privy Council upheld the ban.
Years later, priests marched to General Charles Napier and demanded he respect their traditions.
He listened.
Then he replied:
"Very well. This burning of widows is your custom. Prepare the funeral pyre.
But my nation has also a custom.
When men burn women alive, we hang them. And confiscate all their property.
My carpenters shall build a gallows beside your pyre.
You may follow your custom. And then we will follow ours."
No widow burned that day.
An Indian reformer asked Britain for help.
Britain said yes.
Together they saved thousands.
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