Have you taken the brown pill yet, mateys?
it's a tough pill to swallow! The brown pill was founded in
1999 by Sir Reginald Brownpill, who presents and narrates the
attached video.
Forget red and blue pills, brown pills are the way of the
future.
Video related. Please leave your questions, comments, and
concerns below about this radical new paradigm of thinking!f
Swallow the brown pill today! Red pills are for fedora fucking
wearing faggots, blue pills are for the ignorant masses. Ignore
the other le epin /pol/ maymays, this one is the readl deal.卐32434234324235
b-b-b-b that's racist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuwQrxcmZIY
lol
I incite you all to make these hateful sandwichs up and down the isle.
Brit/pol/: #361.5: Harshly Moderated Edition
>Polygmy is on the rise
>AUSTRIA NO
http://rt.com/news/271279-austria-petition-eu-exit/
>GREXIT INBOUND: [smashing plates intensifes]
>Minute Silenced for the Dead in Tunisia
>FAT SJW TO BE KICKED OUT BY THE GOVERNMENT
http://www.spectator.co.uk/features/9437932/the-trouble-with-kids-company/
>ICELAND YES
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-33378778
>Goddamnit Farage stop being right all the time
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/07/02/eu-vice-president-farage-is-too-often-correct/
Based National Action Storm Liverpool
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6zLQGWX5lU
Edgy
Prime Minister Corbyn... and the 1,000 days that destroyed Britain
Prime Minister Corbyn… and the 1,000 days that destroyed Britain: As this brilliant imagining of a Corbyn premiership reveals, Tories who gloat over Labour's woe should be careful what they wish for…
The night sky over London was thick with choking black smoke, but in the hellish glow of the flames rising from a myriad burning buildings, the rioters, looters and demonstrators fighting on the city streets could just make out the United Nations helicopter taking Jeremy Corbyn away from 10 Downing Street to his retirement cottage in Ireland.
Not for him the Prime Minister’s Jaguar in which his hated Mrs Thatcher had departed on the night she, too, was deposed. All Government cars had long since been sold in a desperate bid to pay off the £3 trillion National Debt, after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Central Bank had refused to hand a bankrupt, basket-case Britain any more emergency loans.
In any case, the streets weren’t safe enough for a Prime Minister to drive along. Not since the police, furious at being unpaid for months, had gone on an indefinite strike.
People who saw Mr Corbyn as he said goodbye to his staff were shocked by his frailty. The strain of his thousand days in power had all but broken this 73-year-old man, the oldest Prime Minister since Churchill. His hands were trembling, his back bent. The look on his face was not one of anger or bitterness, instead he seemed baffled, bewildered and bemused. ‘I almost pity the old Commie,’ one American member of the UN peacekeeping force said. ‘He just can’t work out what went wrong.’
It had all seemed so different on that glorious day in May 2020 when Corbyn had stood on the doorstep of No 10 – by himself because his hatred of ‘all that personal stuff’ was so intense that he refused to be photographed with his third wife Laura Alvarez – and told the wildly cheering crowd: ‘This is a new dawn for the people of Britain.’
Corbyn’s chief of staff Owen Jones – a princeling of the Far Left elite as the son of two members of Militant Tendency and the grandson of a Communist – declared that the people had taken back their country. The Red Flag was hung from the windows of No 10. Russell Brand kept his garbled verbosity in check for once and simply tweeted: ‘YEEESSSSSS!!!!’
But perhaps the revellers should have paid more attention to the reason for Corbyn’s success. For it was the failure of even the mighty Chinese Communist Party to buck the laws of economics that had led to the China Crisis of 2016. The world’s second largest economy imploded, taking the rest of the world with it.
By the time the 2020 General Election came, the worst of the depression was over. But after four years of austerity and unemployment the electorate didn’t see it that way.
Petition to arrest Netanyahu. Almost there!
There is a petition to the UK Parliament to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu for war crimes when he arrives in London this September.
According to British law, if a petition has over 100,000 signatures, the topic at hand must be debated by the Parliament. The petition has more than 89.000 by now. Almost there…
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/105446
any british willing to sign it?