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  1. just as well, because despite being invaded, Britain is still mostly white, I was surprised. But the figures show the non caucasians are slowly gaining ground from 2011 to 2021, the percentage of people in the white British ethnic group went down from 80.5% to 74.4% Reform can it get back up to 98%
  2. hopefully Reform will get in, then at least the illegals cant rape, as they will be sent home pronto. However, there will still be girls being raped, but if the offenders are British born white its less likely to "bring out the anger in the community" Otherwise theyd mass outside the court each time a white guy is being tried "hang him" etc. It happens, but nothing like the asylum protests
  3. too many PhDs all in one place
  4. I wouldnt say I was a leftie, but happily arrogant. When I saw the videos of those protesters with anglo flags outside the asylum accomodation after some girl was raped I arrogantly thought the protesters were mostly numbnuts
  5. like you I was a working man all through the Conservatives long time in, but I never thought they were shabby. I knew what Labour would mean. Sure there was Tory corruption, but the overall thrust of it was something like meritocracy. I voted Conservative and would have like Rishi Sunak to lead us. I wonder how many seats Reform will win? More than Greens, but maybe not enough
  6. so instead of taking the lot after WW1 and lording it over them, the allies went soft and let the Germans rebuild their country, not long after they rearmed. If Germany was really defeated in WW1 it would have been the ideal time to do an Israel and stop them from ever having weapons again. WW2 happened because the allies couldnt stomach occupying Germany forever
  7. What about Robert Jenrick?- a first in history from Cambridge. Maybe the majority are numbnut skinheads, but some are highly intellectual. Jenrick is now Reform's seventh MP, it's not all about illegal immigration, but even very clever people have had enough
  8. you are right - wish I'd commented instead on the cow that picked up a deck scrubber, clamped it in its jaws and itched her back with it. First reported tool use by bovine. Who knows in a few million years the cows may be ready to rise up against us.
  9. what got me about WW2 is when they say unconditional surrender or whatever - if I was in charge I would have wanted the land we fought for - a slice of Germany forever. Let the other allies keep a slice each and the German language would have to become illegal. That was the proper way all through history
  10. may as well spam the page with something I can't afford - Iveco Daily 4x4. No PTO for chipper, but good road speed and handling. Would need to be more than 3.5ton to get any payload. So presumably an operating licence. Never seen one, only the one Stephen Blair on here had briefly.
  11. it clearly is dwindling, but by how much? As of 2026, humanity has used approximately 35–40% of total estimated recoverable oil resources, leaving roughly 60–65% remaining. if climate science is even half right burning the remaining oil will be a disaster, but humans are used to disasters, so nothing new. They say a massive lump of space rock did for the dinosaurs, so even with renewables it seems we can still be wiped out. Frack every well. " I don’t know what’s gonna happen, but I wanna have my kicks before the whole shithouse goes up in flames”
  12. 2000 dead in Iran protests is not a lot of people - even 20 thousand wouldn't have been many. China killed about 30 million from starvation as they forced peasants to stop working in the fields and start working in mines and industrial production. 1959 -1961. Those 30 million dead over 3 years is the price they paid for what is now quite a prosperous country, teething problems. They didn't know how to switch from privately grown food at first, collectivisation was not thought out properly. Iran may well change from a dictatorship, but China still isn't a democracy and they are doing great.
  13. if you still have the cutting I would suggest trimming it and placing it in a empty jam jar with air holes in lid by puncturing with fork. That way if a creature emerges one day you can look at it and the glass will protect you and it
  14. For me it goes like this - the state gave the power to the officer to use lethal force, now theoretically the same state could have given armed officers the power to use lethal force on people who hid from the vaccine. If the state had the conviction that vaccination was the scientifically best option to save the economy and the world. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the flu. One of my customers is old enough to have a relative who served in WW1 and died of Spanish flu. Todays vaccines could have sorted that. But only if they are forced on everyone. 20- seconds to comply
  15. this is a topic about tripod ladders - with all 3 legs adjustable - so you can level the ladder on very sloping ground. Sometimes there is no point searching the internet for a cheaper compromise to each tool or piece of equipment

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