Operation Raise the Flags

Started by Alex, August 17, 2025, 02:34:27 PM

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muddy

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It's estimated that over 1 MILLION English flags have been raised in just over a week.

Patriotism is taking the nation by storm

Scrumpy

Quote from: muddy on Yesterday at 08:25:25 AM[font=system-ui, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, .SFNSText-Regular, sans-serif]It's estimated that over 1 MILLION English flags have been raised in just over a week.[/font]

Patriotism is taking the nation by storm

About time too... Great news...
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JBR

Quote from: muddy on Yesterday at 08:25:25 AMIt's estimated that over 1 MILLION English flags have been raised in just over a week.

Patriotism is taking the nation by storm
Good.  We need it, and as I am sure that TwoTier is not going to do anything to support our country, we must do it ourselves.  If we had a monarch who has owt about themself, and having seen what is happening to the country now, he should call an early general election.
Or perhaps not, as Reform is not completely ready for it yet, so I'm told, so God knows who would form the next government.
Numquam credere Gallicum

Michael Rolls

it's not within the monarch's powers to call for an election - sadly
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JBR

Quote from: Michael Rolls on Yesterday at 06:01:21 PMit's not within the monarch's powers to call for an election - sadly
Of course not, but perhaps he might say a few words in its support, instead of simply going on constant holidays to the nicest places in the world, naturally with complete personal protection of course.
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Michael Rolls

He can, of course, advise and warn, but I doubt the idiot in number ten will listen
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Dextrous63

Strange how Starmer was oh so happy to say that it was up to the judge in the case of Lucy Connolly, but not quite so keen in the face where the pronouncement (by a Tory judge who used a legal argument in his decision) didn't follow Labour's policy of using hotels (and used a couple or so known Labour judges who used political bias views, which didn't seem entirely focused on contractual/legal arguments to override).

We live in dangerous times in terms of liberty.