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Party leaders unite against Stonehenge vandalism
It's no mean feat to make an enemy of both Nigel Farage and Keir Starmer
Happening today beneath the surface
It's no mean feat to make an enemy of both Nigel Farage and Keir Starmer
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SubscribeIn ancient times, hundreds of years before the dawn of history, lived an ancient race of people: Just Stop Oil. No one knows who they were or what they were doing. But their legacy remains, splattered onto the living rock of Stonehenge.
It is not Rishi’s job to know the difference between feet and inches.
I read a comment (on the Guardian website, funnily enough) in which the commenter said that he had always assumed that Just Stop Oil were funded by Big Oil and the Tory Party, because the only thing they had achieved was to make the public generally hate environmentalists.
That’s like thinking the TQI of LGBTQI are funded by Christian fundamentalists.
LMAO
In every picture I’ve seen of Just Stop Oil activists I can’t help but notice how dead their eyes look.
Sunak stood to replace the PM elected by the British people. He than mounted a coup against the PM elected by Conservative Party members. He made the man who opposed the Brexit vote Foreign Secretary. He certainly deserves to be voted out of Parliament and to enter the history books for all the wrong reasons.