How did our wonderful queen, the late and great Queen Elizabeth II, manage to be Queen for all her subjects without tacitly championing the Great Replacement?
One of life’s mysteries I suppose.
After meeting schoolchildren and members of the public in Bradford today, The Queen, as Patron of @literacy_trust, hopped onboard the Bradford Stories Bus. The bus has been converted into a travelling literacy event space, helping to inspire children to read and write for pleasure.
Afterwards, The Queen visited the Brontë birthplace in Thornton, West Yorkshire, which Her Majesty officially opened. It’s the first time the public has been able to visit the site.
The Queen is an avid reader and The Queen’s Reading Room has previously featured Emily Brontë’s classic ‘Wuthering Heights’.
Wayne Kille retweeted
Replying to @JoeyMannarino
I’m sorry but this is just blah blah.
The West invented and is continuing to innovate AI such that fixating on structuring prompts will be completely redundant within a year or two I reckon.
Anybody for whose job AI would make easier will seek it out - please leave the poor four year olds alone!
Wayne Kille retweeted
This is the heart of the race issue.
Yes, they want people divided, but division is not the purpose. Destroying White people and White concepts like Liberty is the purpose.
I explain it all in under 3 minutes:
I’m so proud of my other half Emily.
She’s being interviewed for the BBC today about the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools bill. They want home educating parents’ take on it and Emily has gotten herself into a position where she’s probably the most well known home ed parent in Oxfordshire thanks to all the groups and events she runs.
Go get ‘em @PureME33!
Last year I proudly voted Reform. Tomorrow I will begrudgingly vote Reform.
In my mind they went from ‘our best hope’ to ‘maybe the least worst option’ in a very short space of time.
I joined the Labour Party this morning in order to vote for Jeremy Corbyn.
To do the same get over to join.labour.org.uk
My iPhone will not “swipe to type” the word “white” followed by the word “man”, but it will for any other colour. It won’t even suggest it as an option regardless of how many times I try. Same with the words men, woman and women.
Back when men were men and the BBC was decent.
#OnThisDay 1979: Fred Dibnah came to national attention with the broadcast of Fred Dibnah: Steeplejack.
The man and his remarkable endeavours would return to our screens many more times, like in 1982 when he shimmied up the spire of Bury Parish Church to replace the weathervane.
1982: Fred Dibnah Scales Bury Spire
Clip taken from Look North West, originally broadcast on BBC One (North West), Thursday 18 February, 1982.
I loved the Queen.
I leant the new King my affection in the beginning but I take it back since it turns out he is a traitor.
More interested in Islam and the WEF than England and the UK.
Replying to @RoyalFamily
Time to abolish the Royal family if they pander to a violent and bigoted foreign ideology.
Things I used to look forward to watching ont’ telly at weekend:
TFI Friday,
Beadle’s About/ You’ve Been Framed,
Noel’s House Party,
The Generation Game,
Blind Date,
Time Team.
I have to go hunting on Prime, Apple TV, etc for anything decent now.
The American leaders love the UK, unlike the UK’s own leaders.
Replying to @LeeHarris @JDVance
If only we had a JD Vance as Prime Minister in the UK who loves our country and our people.
Instead we have #TwoTierKeir who is about to introduce Islamophobia laws.
















