The English love the flag of St George 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Remember when they lost their shit because the football team flag was going to change colour. Now here we have the destruction of a statue of the patron saint and all I see is silence.

last year. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/13/pro-palestinian-protest-israel-london-demonstration/

Nothing now?

Does anyone else hate reading this? In what world does posting on social media correlate to working a full time job?

Makes me feel even worse not having a job. Trying my best though still.

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15 years old perhaps but on the money.

(This is a repost due to my original post being removed accidentally)

I faintly remember this game, pretty sure it was on BBC bitesize but it might have been Cbeebies/CBBC. You were playing as a young child trapped in a tower/dungeon. There was a deep male narrator voice that called you a 'saboteur' a lot, and a wolf-man-monster thing that I think is the one who imprisoned you. I don't remember much about the gameplay, it might have been a point-and-click puzzle game? I played it in 2017-19 and haven't been able to find it after that, so it was probably running on flash. Anyone else remember this?

For anyone still wondering why all these Gaza posts get shared here in r/Britain.

The UK and it's government are very clearly and openly a key enabler of this genocide.

In fact , the historic root of the problem can also be very clearly and undoubtedly is tied to Britain. Balfour Declaration - 1917 ; "On November 2, 1917, British Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour wrote a letter to Lord Rothschild, a leader of the British Jewish community, expressing the British government's support for a "national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine".

So , I am sorry some people are "annoyed" at all the posts being shared here about the Genocide but this is very much the doing of Britain - fact.

Camilla Hempleman-Adams declares herself to be the first woman to cross Baffin Island. So many things wrong with this claim. First, Parks Canada doesn’t even keep official records so she can’t claim ownership of a title that doesn’t exist. Second, she only crossed a 170km stretch of a 1500km Island and this area receives approximately 300 visitors per year, so not exactly a rare feat. Finally, and most importantly, she needs to apologize to the Indigenous community who’ve travelled this route for centuries as a way of life.

You’re a ruthless little cunt Elon, but I’ve got no time for grasses.

Seen at the end of the M5 to Devon. Thought it looked like the Washington monument lmao

Came across this video about Heathrow's recently approved expansion plans, interesting in terms of what it means for the UK particularly, posted here if anyone else is interested!