fellow british youth, who is responsible for the ongoing attempt to eradicate the british culture and the british identity through the forced assimilation of different cultures and different peoples w

hoping this was a response to some catty personal shopper or alcoholic prospective mother in law who kept saying there was literally - literally - NOTHING she was going to be able to do to take attention away from the long neck

lol I'd admire the boldness of that plan

the sheer bra ss neck if you will

hasn't fucking worked though has it

the rectilinear decolletage and the outlined upper frames of her glasses do provide an offsetting horizontality but still

In October 2012, Gove wrote an apology letter to his former French teacher for misbehaving in class.[10]

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/06/07/15/3502731400000578-0-image-a-50_1465309635062.jpg

literally every cunt on twitter is probably rting this rn but even so, tick.jpg

idk whether or not to check burnett

not sure about the implications

Dean Burnett Retweeted

Del and Rodney today ‏@NewOnlyFools 1h1 hour ago

Del orders a shipment of Union Jacks for the EU referendum but a terrible mix up means he's sent Nazi flags. Worryingly, he still sells out

just for the formal aspect of the photograph tho

not for the hitler/memetic aspect

(not on burnett yet ftr)

https://twitter.com/Humanistrider

The port arrives and we move into the following week’s alcohol allowance. I broach the subject of Enoch Powell, the previous bearer of the anti-immigrant flame, who warned of rivers of blood in 1968. Farage once drove him to an event. “Powell was brilliant in so many ways — militarily, intellectually,” he says. “I don’t want to be Enoch Powell, do I? I don’t want to be right, but get the politics of it badly wrong.”

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/864c3a96-fbf1-11e5-b5f5-070dca6d0a0d.html?siteedition=uk

it's weird how little commentary Farage's open admiration for Powell has received? idk if it's just that no one took him seriously enough until last week

Few politicians had dared to praise him in public until 2008, when Mr Farage, who at the time had been leader of UK Independence Party for two years, named him as his political hero, saying: “While his language may seem out of date now, the principles remain good and true.”
Mr Farage added: “I would never say that Powell was racist in any way at all. Had we listened to him, we would have much better race relations now than we have got.” Then, in January this year, Mr Farage was read parts of the “Rivers of Blood” speech on Sky News’s Murnaghan programme and said he agreed with the “basic principle” of Mr Powell’s words.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/ukip/11291050/Nigel-Farage-and-Enoch-Powell-the-full-story-of-Ukips-links-with-the-Rivers-of-Blood-politician.html