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No he didn’t offer anything back. If he did, can you tell me what the counter of was exactly?
Attached is what Rupert’s offer entailed which we are entirely reasonable and what farage should have accepted if he was really on the side of the UK.
Tell me what you disagree with?
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They told a Sikh to accept Islam, or be sawn in half. The Sikh chose Sikhi happily, whilst reciting a Sikh hymn.
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I would, I’ve been trying every year but my mrs wants it prim and proper 😅
There was something magical about being up at night, colour lights were on the tree and just staring at them dimming and brightening again… no phones, the best high street experience and 90% natives
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She obviously knew it was well before Restore Britain was a political party… but she thought she’d try and dupe you anyway.
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Don’t worry… You can identify a Sikh woman still, as they have the same rights as Sikh men in Sikhism.
“From her kings are born, how can you treat women low?”
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It’s NOT ‘religious’ reasons. It reminds us daily that we should fight evil and not cower if someone needs our help. Sikhs wear a turban so if you are in trouble, you can easily spot a Sikh who’s duty it is to help you. Men and women are seen as equals to, so women have the same
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Looks like a massive crease plus that hole punch camera sticks out like a reflective sore thumb
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& as for the police and the government, what’s that got to do with Sikhs? We’ve never asked for woke policies, Sikhs believe in Truth, Justice and hard work. Thats why we don’t beg, and provide free food
Dumbass, 1 or 2 wrongens & this Pratt can’t do the per capita maths anymore
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Btw both Sikhs men and women can wear turbans so if you need help, you can easily spot a Sikh for food or if you’re in trouble of any kind especially.
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OFC! Summed it up perfectly. Sounds like a handful of superficial cultural foods, music & tv shows makes you part of a culture.
Nothing to do with being born in country, growing up there, being grateful, developing a connection and mindset. No.. definitely not those things.
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So you do realise I’m talking about culturally, not ethnically right? Just want to check before we continue…
Also, I’m not a different breed of animal, I’m still a human being ☺️ so that analogy doesn’t quite work.
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I’m not trying. After being born here, having British best friends, celebrating everything that’s British… that my experience which has shaped me and not something you can change.
Glad you have an opinion, but it doesn’t matter.
Britain first 🇬🇧❤️🇬🇧
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You’ve forgotten I don’t care about you’re opinion since you know nothing about my personality but good for you having an invalid opinion
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In light of that, it’s quite peculiar how this Ethnically English woman who was born in Japan considers herself culturally Japanese.
Maybe you should tell her that, and also that being “Culturally Japanese” is a product of Race so doesn’t exist.
youtu.be/I9AwPUy7a_8?si=w9qW…
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