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Britain's Decline and Fall
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Was this post supposed to be an attempt at humour or do you actually believe this ??When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply..... -
My first thought too. I did not dare to ask.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostWas this post supposed to be an attempt at humour or do you actually believe this ??"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Originally posted by Cirrus View PostThis all totally misses the point.
As PurpleGorilla has pointed out we now can build massive fleets of naval ships out of british steel.
Don't ever forget that this country painted the world red and transformed itself from marginal sideshow to global giant, creating the empire of all empires, by diverting something around 50% of GDP on running a navy that was so big, nothing could resist it.
With Jacob Rees-Mogg soon to be our leader, Brexit will be seen by history as the fuse that lit the New Golden Age.
Nice one.
Hard Brexit now!
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Only an Enemy of the People or Saboteur would ask such a question.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostWas this post supposed to be an attempt at humour or do you actually believe this ??Comment
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Such utter bulltulip its not even funny
Perhaps someone should give you a history lesson about how the Special Relationship came to be...
The Not-So-Special Relationship | History TodayComment
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Most Niburu nutjobs are also paranoid Brexiteers.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostWas this Nibiru guy an obsessive pessimistic doom-laden perma-bear? Sounds about right.Comment
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The Special Relationship was always a pile of crap.Originally posted by bobspud View PostSuch utter bulltulip its not even funny
Perhaps someone should give you a history lesson about how the Special Relationship came to be...
The Not-So-Special Relationship | History Today
But the question is post-Brexit, which country will be the first port of call for the US in Europe?
It's not going to be the isolated island for sure.Hard Brexit now!
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AgreedOriginally posted by sasguru View PostThe Special Relationship was always a pile of crap.
The one that speaks the closest to American.Originally posted by sasguru View PostBut the question is post-Brexit, which country will be the first port of call for the US in Europe?
Most American can't find Europe on the map anyway.Comment
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