<Wales voted Leave so being in the EU means v little>
Another Brexit myth.
Majority of native Welsh voted Remain.
Rich English 2nd home owners elected to cast their votes in Wales.
''Twas in the summer dontcha know and me and the Old Girl didn't fancy
the tiresome trip back to Oxforshire,''
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/sep/22/english-people-wales-brexit-research
They cost us more money than they generate. It's time to have a vote and get rid of them.
Plus they are security nightmare we can do without
Not in the top 100 of fvked up things needing fixed.
They are a complete irrelevance.
That kvnt of a skunk Dominic Cummings is now running our country.
It's time to have a vote and get rid of them.
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It’s unlikely that a vote would see the monarchy abolished anyway. But on the slim chance that it would, do you think this government is going to give the people this decision?
comment by The Mighty Quinn (U4099)
posted 52 minutes ago
<Wales voted Leave so being in the EU means v little>
Another Brexit myth.
Majority of native Welsh voted Remain.
Rich English 2nd home owners elected to cast their votes in Wales.
''Twas in the summer dontcha know and me and the Old Girl didn't fancy
the tiresome trip back to Oxforshire,''
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/sep/22/english-people-wales-brexit-research
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also many of the native welsh drew a fluffy cloud round the box so it would look more like a sheep
comment by Mason The King Greenwood (U10026)
posted 2 hours, 22 minutes ago
Hard to tell how much money Wales is making due to being part of the union as well, Diafol. So it could be hard to qualify as an EU member.
You know more about the indy movement than me so I’ll have to take your word for it, despite my reservations. I just think England will make it very difficult for this to be achieved.
But even it it does, it just cements the monarchy’s status in England. I don’t think I’ll ever be alive to see it’s abolition.
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I'm going to Wrexham for the next march!
I'm going as cautiously pro-Indy as well. It's an unequal union (and I'd count parts of England as being shafted in this inequality as well). The monarchy is going to be difficult to remove (I think it's outdated myself but I don't worry too much about it) in England for sure. Part of why I am pro-Indy though is that it seems the UK is run mostly with England in mind. I can sort of understand why because England is by far the biggest country within it but it doesn't help the other countries IMO. For example Wales has never been majority conservative yet for most of my life we've had the Tories in power.
Also don't get me started on Wales voting for Brexit. Biting the hand that feeds them big time!
Diafol, yep I understand that completely. England and its self interest will break up the union. Whether Wales manages to break away remains to be seen due to your status being quite different to Scotland and Northern Ireland.
I do expect a united Ireland and independent Scotland in my lifetime.
comment by Mason The King Greenwood (U10026)
posted 2 minutes ago
Diafol, yep I understand that completely. England and its self interest will break up the union. Whether Wales manages to break away remains to be seen due to your status being quite different to Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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I'd say the English establishment rather than England to be fair though. I have as much in common as someone from Manchester, Liverpool, Cumbria as I have someone from Cardiff I'd say. If not more so.
Wales has seemed quite happy to be subservient though through the years although I do sense a change. On my part though it's certainly not an anti-English sentiment. Just a more pro-Welsh one.
A lot of treasonous bassas on here
Yeah that’s fair. Though English nationalism will lead to its breakup, Brexit has been massively influenced by it.
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Now Hear This.
A History of the UK’s past 40 years in 52 words.
Like all good History it tells of the Future just as much as the Past.
The consistent themes are conflict, chaos, & uncertainty.
Thatcherism divided the nation.
Replaced by Blairism which was Thatcherism Mark2.
Which led to a rise in Scottish nationalism.
Which led to a rise in English nationalism.
Which led to Brexit.
Which will lead to an Independent Scotland.
And a United Ireland.
Not ONE of these outcomes was intended by any of the protagonists.
I should be getting paid to write this schiiit.
Whanker journos on 250k + take 4 pages to tell you less.
Our Grandchildren will curse us.
comment by The Mighty Quinn (U4099)
posted 23 minutes ago
Now Hear This.
A History of the UK’s past 40 years in 52 words.
Like all good History it tells of the Future just as much as the Past.
The consistent themes are conflict, chaos, & uncertainty.
Thatcherism divided the nation.
Replaced by Blairism which was Thatcherism Mark2.
Which led to a rise in Scottish nationalism.
Which led to a rise in English nationalism.
Which led to Brexit.
Which will lead to an Independent Scotland.
And a United Ireland.
Not ONE of these outcomes was intended by any of the protagonists.
I should be getting paid to write this schiiit.
Whanker journos on 250k + take 4 pages to tell you less.
Our Grandchildren will curse us.
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Someone has been hitting the single malts hard tonight!
Not Guilty M'Lud.
Stuff to do online.
Tomorrow night? Yup!
Overdressed blurb but my narrative is accurate.
comment by The Mighty Quinn (U4099)
posted 2 minutes ago
Not Guilty M'Lud.
Stuff to do online.
Tomorrow night? Yup!
Overdressed blurb but my narrative is accurate
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It really isn't but each to their own I guess.
I've only got 15 mins.
I await your rebuttal make it snappy tho.
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<DC is on the money.>
He's not actually said anything yet Silver.
And Love Island gets headlines.
I find Jim & Barbara more of an asset to the country
I'm OK with the idea of having a monarchy if the majority consent to it. But being forced into accepting a genetic lottery winner as my superior seems unacceptable to me.
This is it. I kind of feel the same way about the Royals as I do about these ‘gaays’ you hear so much of these days.
They’re free to do whatever they want behind closed doors. I just don’t want it rammed down my throat.
Rough hands pressed against the back of my head. Pushing my crying face into his crotch. Forcing that big cawwk further down my slvtty throat. Facefacking me like the slag I am. The stench of a filthy men’s room cubicle in my shameful nostrils.
I’m the queen. I’m the queen.
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posted on 9/1/20
<Wales voted Leave so being in the EU means v little>
Another Brexit myth.
Majority of native Welsh voted Remain.
Rich English 2nd home owners elected to cast their votes in Wales.
''Twas in the summer dontcha know and me and the Old Girl didn't fancy
the tiresome trip back to Oxforshire,''
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/sep/22/english-people-wales-brexit-research
posted on 9/1/20
They cost us more money than they generate. It's time to have a vote and get rid of them.
Plus they are security nightmare we can do without
posted on 9/1/20
Not in the top 100 of fvked up things needing fixed.
They are a complete irrelevance.
That kvnt of a skunk Dominic Cummings is now running our country.
posted on 9/1/20
It's time to have a vote and get rid of them.
———
It’s unlikely that a vote would see the monarchy abolished anyway. But on the slim chance that it would, do you think this government is going to give the people this decision?
posted on 9/1/20
comment by The Mighty Quinn (U4099)
posted 52 minutes ago
<Wales voted Leave so being in the EU means v little>
Another Brexit myth.
Majority of native Welsh voted Remain.
Rich English 2nd home owners elected to cast their votes in Wales.
''Twas in the summer dontcha know and me and the Old Girl didn't fancy
the tiresome trip back to Oxforshire,''
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/sep/22/english-people-wales-brexit-research
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also many of the native welsh drew a fluffy cloud round the box so it would look more like a sheep
posted on 9/1/20
comment by Mason The King Greenwood (U10026)
posted 2 hours, 22 minutes ago
Hard to tell how much money Wales is making due to being part of the union as well, Diafol. So it could be hard to qualify as an EU member.
You know more about the indy movement than me so I’ll have to take your word for it, despite my reservations. I just think England will make it very difficult for this to be achieved.
But even it it does, it just cements the monarchy’s status in England. I don’t think I’ll ever be alive to see it’s abolition.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm going to Wrexham for the next march!
I'm going as cautiously pro-Indy as well. It's an unequal union (and I'd count parts of England as being shafted in this inequality as well). The monarchy is going to be difficult to remove (I think it's outdated myself but I don't worry too much about it) in England for sure. Part of why I am pro-Indy though is that it seems the UK is run mostly with England in mind. I can sort of understand why because England is by far the biggest country within it but it doesn't help the other countries IMO. For example Wales has never been majority conservative yet for most of my life we've had the Tories in power.
posted on 9/1/20
Also don't get me started on Wales voting for Brexit. Biting the hand that feeds them big time!
posted on 9/1/20
Diafol, yep I understand that completely. England and its self interest will break up the union. Whether Wales manages to break away remains to be seen due to your status being quite different to Scotland and Northern Ireland.
posted on 9/1/20
I do expect a united Ireland and independent Scotland in my lifetime.
posted on 9/1/20
comment by Mason The King Greenwood (U10026)
posted 2 minutes ago
Diafol, yep I understand that completely. England and its self interest will break up the union. Whether Wales manages to break away remains to be seen due to your status being quite different to Scotland and Northern Ireland.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'd say the English establishment rather than England to be fair though. I have as much in common as someone from Manchester, Liverpool, Cumbria as I have someone from Cardiff I'd say. If not more so.
Wales has seemed quite happy to be subservient though through the years although I do sense a change. On my part though it's certainly not an anti-English sentiment. Just a more pro-Welsh one.
posted on 9/1/20
A lot of treasonous bassas on here
posted on 9/1/20
Yeah that’s fair. Though English nationalism will lead to its breakup, Brexit has been massively influenced by it.
posted on 9/1/20
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posted on 9/1/20
Unlucky, mate.
posted on 9/1/20
Now Hear This.
A History of the UK’s past 40 years in 52 words.
Like all good History it tells of the Future just as much as the Past.
The consistent themes are conflict, chaos, & uncertainty.
Thatcherism divided the nation.
Replaced by Blairism which was Thatcherism Mark2.
Which led to a rise in Scottish nationalism.
Which led to a rise in English nationalism.
Which led to Brexit.
Which will lead to an Independent Scotland.
And a United Ireland.
Not ONE of these outcomes was intended by any of the protagonists.
I should be getting paid to write this schiiit.
Whanker journos on 250k + take 4 pages to tell you less.
Our Grandchildren will curse us.
posted on 9/1/20
comment by The Mighty Quinn (U4099)
posted 23 minutes ago
Now Hear This.
A History of the UK’s past 40 years in 52 words.
Like all good History it tells of the Future just as much as the Past.
The consistent themes are conflict, chaos, & uncertainty.
Thatcherism divided the nation.
Replaced by Blairism which was Thatcherism Mark2.
Which led to a rise in Scottish nationalism.
Which led to a rise in English nationalism.
Which led to Brexit.
Which will lead to an Independent Scotland.
And a United Ireland.
Not ONE of these outcomes was intended by any of the protagonists.
I should be getting paid to write this schiiit.
Whanker journos on 250k + take 4 pages to tell you less.
Our Grandchildren will curse us.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Someone has been hitting the single malts hard tonight!
posted on 9/1/20
Not Guilty M'Lud.
Stuff to do online.
Tomorrow night? Yup!
Overdressed blurb but my narrative is accurate.
posted on 9/1/20
comment by The Mighty Quinn (U4099)
posted 2 minutes ago
Not Guilty M'Lud.
Stuff to do online.
Tomorrow night? Yup!
Overdressed blurb but my narrative is accurate
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It really isn't but each to their own I guess.
posted on 9/1/20
I've only got 15 mins.
I await your rebuttal make it snappy tho.
posted on 9/1/20
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 9/1/20
<DC is on the money.>
He's not actually said anything yet Silver.
And Love Island gets headlines.
posted on 9/1/20
I find Jim & Barbara more of an asset to the country
posted on 9/1/20
I'm OK with the idea of having a monarchy if the majority consent to it. But being forced into accepting a genetic lottery winner as my superior seems unacceptable to me.
posted on 9/1/20
This is it. I kind of feel the same way about the Royals as I do about these ‘gaays’ you hear so much of these days.
They’re free to do whatever they want behind closed doors. I just don’t want it rammed down my throat.
Rough hands pressed against the back of my head. Pushing my crying face into his crotch. Forcing that big cawwk further down my slvtty throat. Facefacking me like the slag I am. The stench of a filthy men’s room cubicle in my shameful nostrils.
I’m the queen. I’m the queen.
posted on 9/1/20
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