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Are you referring to that chap who came over here as an immigrant and obtained citizenship through arranged marriage (to his cousin), was given free house, car etc, and lived on benefits for decades, had multiple kids - all looked after by tax-payer?
The OP words it rather bluntly but I share his surprised at the full on nature of the coverage. Even in 2021 Britain where grieving is competitive it seems a bit OTT.
I’d never realised Comrade Phillip was the greatest man that ever lived. on 11:38 - Apr 11 by J2BLUE
The OP words it rather bluntly but I share his surprised at the full on nature of the coverage. Even in 2021 Britain where grieving is competitive it seems a bit OTT.
I'm sure many would wish this upon us all
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One's a verb/noun..... on 11:53 - Apr 11 with 2059 views
He's the greatest, he's fantastic Wherever there is danger he'll be there He's the ace, he's amazing He's the strongest he's the quickest he's the best
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I’d never realised Comrade Phillip was the greatest man that ever lived. on 12:45 - Apr 11 with 1899 views
I’d never realised Comrade Phillip was the greatest man that ever lived. on 12:38 - Apr 11 by leitrimblue
He's the greatest, he's fantastic Wherever there is danger he'll be there He's the ace, he's amazing He's the strongest he's the quickest he's the best
He was also dashing, I'm not sure if that has been mentioned
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I’d never realised Comrade Phillip was the greatest man that ever lived. on 12:56 - Apr 11 with 1865 views
Long after your passing there will be songs sung around campfires.
And some folk will be in trouble for adding a verse about how he was a decent sort but could be a bit of a bell at times.
It is what he would have wanted.
Pronouns: He/Him/His.
"Imagine being a heterosexual white male in Britain at this moment. How bad is that. Everything you say is racist, everything you say is homophobic. The Woke community have really f****d this country."
I was rather amused by some coverage on Times Radio this morning, they were asking the question was Prince Philip a feminist. This was based on the fact that he was deferential to his wife, bowed to her, walked behind her in public and played second fiddle to her.
They got an expert on to interview, her response was pretty straightforward. To Paraphrase.
"No.
He had to do all that as his wife was the Queen.
No, he wasn't a feminist."
It was kind of a daft angle to go with to my mind, and fairly typical of how some sections of the media like to try and revise things in retrospect.
I’d never realised Comrade Phillip was the greatest man that ever lived. on 11:24 - Apr 11 by MJallday
Have some respect.
I think we'd all be in a better place if respect for others was earned, rather than continual doffing of servile caps to those whose positions are conferred by privilege.
Here endeth etc
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I’d never realised Comrade Phillip was the greatest man that ever lived. on 13:57 - Apr 11 with 1633 views
I’d never realised Comrade Phillip was the greatest man that ever lived. on 11:38 - Apr 11 by J2BLUE
The OP words it rather bluntly but I share his surprised at the full on nature of the coverage. Even in 2021 Britain where grieving is competitive it seems a bit OTT.
Just wait till Liz goes!!!
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."