The Green Party
The Green Party
These swivel-eyed loons are getting a lot of headlines today, looks like their official position now favours a single Palestinian state.
Anyone care to guess what happens to the Israeli jews in this scenario? That part doesn't seem to be explained very well.
Anyone care to guess what happens to the Israeli jews in this scenario? That part doesn't seem to be explained very well.
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Nightmare Roy
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Send the buggers back? The Greens are a ridiculous party, it used to be about Green issues, now it full of weirdo's and radicals from all walks of life, they aint going anywhere.
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They are back, that's the whole point. So where do they go, or, as I suspect it might be.... is the plan that Jews just live under the rule of Hamas?
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Maybe the Palestinians could bomb Israel like they were bombed themselves
But that would be genocide
Unless they dropped leaflets first
But that would be genocide
Unless they dropped leaflets first
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Well they try bombing them all the time, it's what they are famous for, they shout something about a snackbar when they do it. I think ultimately, they're just not very good at it.
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Israel drops leaflets because they want to save lives while destroying weapnary. Palestine does not want to save lives. They simply got their asses kicked because they suck at everything. I guess if you suck at everything you are very angry.
I agree Coco. It was VERY Rude of Israel to destroy bombs that were meant for them.
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this is how the Greens want Britain to look.
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Zak Polanski stood in the Holborn & St. Pancras by election last night, but came 2nd. Hard lines.
The winner was Sagal Abdi-Wali of Labour:

How much longer do we think until most of our MPs are Muslims?
The winner was Sagal Abdi-Wali of Labour:

How much longer do we think until most of our MPs are Muslims?
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Ruthless-RKO
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A long long long way.
How much of Britain is there were there is less than 1% Muslims?
Yh the bigger cities have a lot more.
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Would I be comfortable being represented by that person ? If you have to ask than I have to ask, what planet do you live on ?
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In Somalia there's just been a white bloke with a bowler hat on being elected to their government so it all evens it self up.
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In other good news, we're supposedly going to have the execution of a Jihadist terrorist on Dec 3 livestreamed.
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bmw hector
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Labour win seat held by Labour since 1983. That's some crazy shit.
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bmw hector
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Come on Lenny, the man has trust issues with politicians, a bit of understanding.Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑09 Oct 2026, 11:09I wouldn't give a fvck if my local Parliamentarian was black, no.
'Vote for me and we won't have any wars! The economy will be booming! We'll release all the Epstein Filed and bring all to justice!'
Strike 1!
Strike 2!
Strike 3!
God damn those untrustworthy white, p3do, r4pist billionaires! They were meant to be there for the common people!
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I'm not into her look and almost certainly would not have voted for her, but my #1 concern would be will she vote and conduct herself like her predecessors?bmw hector wrote: ↑09 Oct 2026, 11:13 Labour win seat held by Labour since 1983. That's some crazy shit.
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Well her predecessor was Sir Keir Starmer who had to resign as PM due to all manner of shitTony1244 wrote: ↑09 Oct 2026, 11:22I'm not into her look and almost certainly would not have voted for her, but my #1 concern would be will she vote and conduct herself like her predecessors?bmw hector wrote: ↑09 Oct 2026, 11:13 Labour win seat held by Labour since 1983. That's some crazy shit.
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By her look I mean the hijab. I've voted for Obama twice and held my nose to vote for Harris.bmw hector wrote: ↑09 Oct 2026, 11:26Well her predecessor was Sir Keir Starmer who had to resign as PM due to all manner of shitTony1244 wrote: ↑09 Oct 2026, 11:22I'm not into her look and almost certainly would not have voted for her, but my #1 concern would be will she vote and conduct herself like her predecessors?bmw hector wrote: ↑09 Oct 2026, 11:13 Labour win seat held by Labour since 1983. That's some crazy shit.![]()
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Well she only got 12,000 votes compared to Sir Keir's 18,000, so that hijab probably gave a few the heeby-jeebies.Tony1244 wrote: ↑09 Oct 2026, 11:49By her look I mean the hijab. I've voted for Obama twice and held my nose to vote for Harris.bmw hector wrote: ↑09 Oct 2026, 11:26Well her predecessor was Sir Keir Starmer who had to resign as PM due to all manner of shit![]()
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Interesting. A lot like the Floridian black GOP gubernatorial candidate who is "Underperforming" in conservative areas as he did in his primary.bmw hector wrote: ↑09 Oct 2026, 11:52Well she only got 12,000 votes compared to Sir Keir's 18,000, so that hijab probably gave a few the heeby-jeebies.Tony1244 wrote: ↑09 Oct 2026, 11:49By her look I mean the hijab. I've voted for Obama twice and held my nose to vote for Harris.bmw hector wrote: ↑09 Oct 2026, 11:26
Well her predecessor was Sir Keir Starmer who had to resign as PM due to all manner of shit![]()
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British patriot posing for a picture with his 7 wives