@ShepherdTrick @lordmiles The harshest was before the Victorian period in England, but it was just as bad as you say, only about a hundred years earlier.
@BigGulpAmerikan @gaulicsmith I don’t know what this post is about but the first thought that came into my head on seeing it was “it’s Robert Mugabe!”.
As I live in the UK I shall now await my arrest.
How did our wonderful queen, the late and great Queen Elizabeth II, manage to be Queen for all her subjects without tacitly championing the Great Replacement?
One of life’s mysteries I suppose.
After meeting schoolchildren and members of the public in Bradford today, The Queen, as Patron of @literacy_trust, hopped onboard the Bradford Stories Bus. The bus has been converted into a travelling literacy event space, helping to inspire children to read and write for pleasure.
Afterwards, The Queen visited the Brontë birthplace in Thornton, West Yorkshire, which Her Majesty officially opened. It’s the first time the public has been able to visit the site.
The Queen is an avid reader and The Queen’s Reading Room has previously featured Emily Brontë’s classic ‘Wuthering Heights’.
@RoyalFamily@Literacy_Trust How did our wonderful queen, the late and great Queen Elizabeth II, manage to be Queen for all her subjects without tacitly championing the Great Replacement?
One of life’s mysteries I suppose.
@basilthegreat@RupertLowe10 Being accused of politicising an issue as a politician makes as much sense as deriding populism.
You’re literally doing your job.
@hol40900 @RupertLowe10@juneslater17 I’m sure that to Rupert the facts are clear!
It would be wrong for me to disrupt your life ‘just cos’, like it would be wrong for me to shoot at you even though I’m aiming to miss.
@RupertLowe10@juneslater17 I was thinking last night that, in the HoC you are the lone voice of millions - you effectively have the largest constituency, by orders of magnitude.