Johnson
7:57 Mon Sep 19
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What about that letter you posted up supposedly from the NHS confirming there were no deaths in hospital from Covid, Auntie TWITTER?
How we laughed when it transpired the health trust in question was an outpatients only Mental Health Trust.
Still, have everyone a laugh what an absolute moron you showed yourself to be.
That was copied from TWITTER too. Ha ha ha ha.
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twoleftfeet
7:40 Mon Sep 19
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“ imaginary pandemic “
Fuck me you really are nuts.
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Auntie Thermite
7:38 Mon Sep 19
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LoL This place really is a cunt hive. Not once have you ever demonstrated me to have been a liar, however I do find it funny while you and the rest of the hysterical faggots were crying over an imaginary pandemic all I did was demonstrate to you it was a lie, throughout, and when asked for evidence I would poist documentary evidence from all the organisations behind the scam (WEF etc) or would post up a speech from one of the chief practitioners of the lie, telling you in their own words they are lying. The fact some of these videos were found on Twitter (before the JWO censored them), has no bearing, meaning or relevance to the fact you and the rest of the squealing Branch Covidian faggots proved to the world you don't deserve life, let alone stealing oxygen from all the plantlife who do benefit this realm. 
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Johnson
7:33 Mon Sep 19
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I’ve proven you to be a liar numerous times Auntie TWITTER.
The reason I call you Auntie TWITTER is because you lied about never reading TWITTER only for me to find numerous links you’d pasted in here from TWITTER.
You’re that highly amusing combo of being both thick and a liar.
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Auntie Thermite
7:22 Mon Sep 19
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On The Ball 10:18 Mon Sep 19
I get that you use deliberate stupidity to make a point, but really you just look stupid. It NEVER lands.
Find parking? Why would anyone drive into London today?
And going into London is perfectly pleasant (unless you never do and are guessing, of course).
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Holy Jesus Christ
You really are a messed up fuck.
Following my every utterance and leaving a snide childlike insults with the Modus Operandi "he's lying", you absolute cuntrag.
Not everyone works for the NHS and gets infinite days off for dancing and pretending there's a world resetting pandemic going on when it's just a flu.
I drive into London often, and it's horrific traffic all the time... except for today where parking was surprisingly easy and traffic light.
Why I'm wasting my time replying to such an emotional fucked up creep, this will be the end of it my end because you're clearly smarting over the fact that Covid hoax won't ever leave your conscience, nor should it, only, that's your cross to bear.
I don't lie, why would I on a fucking low rent mumsnet football forum that's famous mostly for being even more gay than KUMB, I really don't have the same motivations as you clearly do, only worse in this instance is that you have lie to yourself, every day.
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Swiss.
2:09 Mon Sep 19
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Steady 12:29 Mon Sep 19
"'Sven - unless the queen had the power to stop mass illegal immigration, social media and a decline in parenting standards/discipline, then of course she was unable to stop society's decline'
Agreed, So what's the fucking point in her then?
Seems the saps on here just liked to see her travelling around waving and shaking peoples hands. A few kind words for a massively rich privileged person with hundred of aides/servants. I'd be happy with that.
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only1billybonds
2:05 Mon Sep 19
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Seen countless plod on duty lining the streets and not one of them has a phone in his/her/their hand checking for offensive tweets.
Call that fucking police work?
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Steady
1:45 Mon Sep 19
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Sven - While the average annual cost for UK taxpayers in royal upkeep comes to around £500m a year, Brand Finance estimates the monarchy’s brand contributes £2.5bn to the British economy in the same timeframe.
Plus having a monarchy seems to upset a lot of the woke lefties so I’m all in favour of them
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Sven Roeder
1:29 Mon Sep 19
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She had a weekly audience with the Prime Minister so had an opportunity at least to make her views known.
Have always said even leaving aside the medieval nonsense of passing down a family line this Head Of State role I don't really see the point of it.
Powerless, ineffectual, impotent ,,,, disinterested even
Knock that up in Latin for the royal seal.
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Steady
12:29 Mon Sep 19
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Sven - unless the queen had the power to stop mass illegal immigration, social media and a decline in parenting standards/discipline, then of course she was unable to stop society's decline
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Sven Roeder
12:15 Mon Sep 19
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chim
You seem to be implying that the Queens reign has seen a decline from a better Britain with values to a greedy voracious divided shit show.
Does that mean she was unable or unwilling to halt that?
The divide between the haves and have nots has never seemed larger as Charles & William take possession of a dozen castles, palaces & estates.
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Mike Oxsaw
12:06 Mon Sep 19
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I do like the pomp & spectacle the English/British do so well at clearly defined establishment events - but only in black & white; I am not a part of it (no matter how hard I pretend), never was and never will be.
The closest I ever got was monthly church parades as a cub scout, while I was still in the process of putting my identity together.
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Steady
12:06 Mon Sep 19
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Chim chim, those words below sum up perfectly how a lot of us feel, and I’m 47.
The Queen seems to stand for a totem of the England I grew up in, where ladies were offered seats on buses and politicians either wanted the best for it's citizens or at least hid their voracious greed. A time when being stupid was a bad thing and not a badge of honour. A Britain that was simply polite and was seen around the world as a country to emulate when it came to civility and generosity.
How far we've fallen since I was a kid and this day when we say goodbye to a beloved Queen seems a full-stop to my age and I'm only in my mid fifties.
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Sarge
11:59 Mon Sep 19
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chim chim cha boo 11:42 Mon Sep 19
Nicely put fella.
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Bungo
11:57 Mon Sep 19
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chim chim cha boo 11:42 Mon Sep 19
Really interesting post. Many thanks.
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J.Riddle
11:46 Mon Sep 19
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They've closed many roads, those residents and others who were parked and haven't moved have had their cars lifted and placed nearby hence impossible to find a parking place in surrounding roads, no one dare move their car for fear of losing their place or another anywhere in the near vicinity on their return.
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chim chim cha boo
11:42 Mon Sep 19
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I went along at midnight last night with a DSLR with a big fuck-off lens and tripod at about midnight to take photos of the people plotting up with sleeping bags, tents and everything they could to get through the chilly night so they could pay their respects..
There was a massive police presence (of course), soldiers from every regiment imaginable and loads of stewards.
Honestly by midnight the Mall and Whitehall were mobbed with people from all over the world, black, white and every colour under the sun. .
Not just British and Commonwealth either (although there were masses of them) but judging by the flags proudly displayed displayed people from all over the world.
I'm not really a monarchist but this was her majesty the Queen we are talking about and it's kind of surprised me how much have been affected by her passing. It's literally the closing of an age (the second Elizabethan age) and it's topped off where this country is heading to.
The Queen seems to stand for a totem of the England I grew up in, where ladies were offered seats on buses and politicians either wanted the best for it's citizens or at least hid their voracious greed. A time when being stupid was a bad thing and not a badge of honour. A Britain that was simply polite and was seen around the world as a country to emulate when it came to civility and generosity.
How far we've fallen since I was a kid and this day when we say goodbye to a beloved Queen seems a full-stop to my age and I'm only in my mid fifties.
Anyway, last night was glorious. Because I had such a big camera I had constant conversations with complete strangers asking if I was from the newspapers and generally chatting to really nice people although I prefaced every conversation with the fact that I'm not really a monarchist. The police were great asking to see some of the shots I had taken and even the stewards were nice and friendly.
It couldn't have been more different than going to a football match and I hope as many of you as possible experienced this once in a lifetime experience, monarchist or not. It felt properly historic.
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southbankbornnbred
11:36 Mon Sep 19
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Gut feeling is that’s down to a couple of things:
Some residual issues to do with securing gas & oil supplies in Northern Europe/Norway etc.
An expectation that Russia will attempt a show of strength in the area today.
“Oh, we just happened to be passing through international waters…”
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southbankbornnbred
11:32 Mon Sep 19
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Blimey.
Are they expecting the corgis to try to seize power or something?!
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PwoperNaughtyButNot
11:28 Mon Sep 19
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It’s deeper that that
Have a look here and you will see that the vast majority of all global warships are around the Uk
https://www.marinevesseltraffic.com/2013/02/military-ship-track.html
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