Britain: How ignorant a country's population can ever get

[aditya10r]

Chocolates being casted in anus.
https://defenceforumindia.com/forum...s-from-firangistan.55649/page-15#post-1469221

Just google search for more of this disturbing content coz I'm not going to pollute this forum more.:grin:

Year 2118,
Britain:
Cattles are pooping from mouth, donkeys are walking on two feet & humans on four.

Read this while eating chocolate cake

FML.

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[Anikastha]

Read this while eating chocolate cake

FML.

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I am eating food man....

 

[bhramos]

UK Islamic Extremist is upset that a Muslim lady was eating a banana, says she was “Sucking it” and Allah (God) shall replay the scene on the Day of Judgement for everyone to see (to shame her).

 

[bhramos]

UK Islamic Extremist preacher tells Mosque congregation to “SHUT UP” and “SHUT YOUR MOUTH” because he’s about to quote Prophet Mohammad.

 

[Haldiram]

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[sorcerer]

Brit nursery nurse was kidnapped, forced into prostitution and saw girl get murdered during life of sex slavery in Amsterdam
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/8130295/brit-nursery-nurse-amsterdam-sex-slave-prostitute-murder/

 

[ashdoc]

https://m.timesofindia.com/world/eu...british-media-report/articleshow/68875943.cms

ISIS planning deadly terror attacks across Europe .

 

[dhananjay1]

https://m.timesofindia.com/world/eu...british-media-report/articleshow/68875943.cms

ISIS planning deadly terror attacks across Europe .

Let the Ramadan festivities commence.

 

[Compersion]

Is Boris Johnson about to be elected PM by Conservative party of UK.

However is it being done to create a constitutional crisis - since he is not born in UK itself ? Fascinating times. Brexit and now a PM candidate that isn’t even born in UK. It’s crossed the red line now that he is a leading contender. What are they creating ? What is coming to UK it’s getting a bit surreal and many will say much later more. Absolutely fascinating. From philosophy to history to even mythological point of view.

He mentioned that the UK “court process” is evaluating questions on if the London heathrow airport can have another run way. His place of birth issue will be observed by many - even some here - Italian coffee anyone (but they won’t get it). He even claims his grand parents are outside from UK. Will it be where parents are born ? Originally Origin. A bit like how South Americans get to play football in Europe - laughable, but ultimately that’s for residency not more. Technically he has more grounds to become the president of USA > to UK. No wonder Trump likes him. He’s fellow New Yorkan. Many will say He being the favourite and top contender is justified. Really fascinating times.

 

[bhramos]

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[indiatester]

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-mideast-iran-tanker-britain-navy-fact-idUSKCN1UH1GI


World News
July 22, 2019 / 6:26 PM / Updated 2 hours ago
Factbox: Iran tanker crisis shows that Britain no longer rules the waves
4 Min Read

• LONDON (Reuters) - Britain’s failure to prevent Iran’s Revolutionary Guards from seizing a British-flagged oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz shows the decline of the once mighty British navy.
  
  Stena Impero, a British-flagged vessel owned by Stena Bulk, is seen at Bandar Abbas port, July 21, 2019. Iran, Mizan News Agency/WANA Handout via REUTERS
  The navy, which has one frigate and four mine sweepers in the Gulf, is now far too small to fulfill its global role, according to Tobias Ellwood, a defense minister.
  
  Britain once had the most powerful navy in the world. But the size of the fleet has declined rapidly over recent decades - largely due to decades of spending cuts.
  
  Here is a look at the size of the British navy:
  
  ** Britain spends more on defense than France, Germany, Italy, Spain or any other European Union country. The problem is that much of this is on the renewal of its nuclear program and on two new expensive aircraft carriers, leaving conventional forces such as the navy short of surface ships.
  
  ** Britain has one frigate, HMS Montrose, and four mine sweepers on duty in the Gulf.
  
  On any given day, about 15 to 30 large British-flagged ships travel through the Gulf, with up to three passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
  
  A second frigate, HMS Kent, and a destroyer, HMS Duncan, are heading toward the region to replace HMS Montrose.
  
  Britain simply does not have the naval resources in the region to escort every British-flagged merchant vessel through the Strait of Hormuz.
  
  ** Britain’s navy currently has 77 commissioned vessels, including six destroyers, 13 frigates and 10 submarines. The rest are primarily minesweepers, survey ships and other support vessels.
  
  By comparison the navy had 138 ships and 33 submarines in 1990. So in the last three decades the navy has reduced the number of submarines, frigates and destroyers by more than half, according to Ministry of Defense.
  
  Roughly half the ships are in routine maintenance or training at any given time. For example, the defense minister Stuart Andrew said in October four of the frigates will spend all of 2018 in port.
  
  Several others are committed to small standing patrols, which leaves just a handful of vessels to respond to emergencies.
  
  ** The navy currently has one aircraft carrier. A second aircraft carrier is due to be commissioned next year. But they are much smaller than US aircraft carriers and slightly smaller than Russian and Chinese carriers.
  
  A leak on the aircraft earlier this month forced the ship to return to port early.
  
  ** The Royal Navy has shed people faster than ships. Britain had 39,000 sailors in the navy in 2000. It now has a little more than 30,000.
  
  In 1945 at the end of Second World War, the Royal Navy has 861,000 sailors, a number that fell to 128,000 in 1955 and 62,000 in 1991, according to the Ministry of Defense.
  
  This has coincided with cuts to the defense budget, which has declined from over 4% of economic output in 1990 down to around 2% percent now.
  
  ** Britain’s shrinking navy is under intense pressure, facing the challenge of protecting its own waters when it is facing so many tasks in other parts of the world.
  
  ** From the mid 18th century the Royal Navy was the world’s most powerful navy. It was played a key part in establishing the British Empire. The United States overtook British naval mastery during World War Two.
  
  As an island nation, the prestige of the navy, has played an important part of its national character. The navy helped Britain rule the waves, as the lyrics of the patriotic song “Rule Britannia” state.
  
  ** On D-Day in 1944, Britain was able to send more than 900 British warships across the English Channel to escort allied troops who would liberate Europe from Nazi Germany.
  
  But after the cost of funding two world wars and abandoning its imperial role, Britain gradually began to down size the size of its navy.

 

[AnantS]

I mean it would be real nice if - India is able to free its captives before anyone else.

 

[S.A.T.A]

Britain: How ignorant a country's population can ever get

Well it got better... Boris Johnson is their new Prime Minister.

 

[Absolut_Vodka]

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[Immanuel]

Well it got better... Boris Johnson is their new Prime Minister.

It'll be better when they have a No Deal BREXIT.

 

[Immanuel]

I mean it would be real nice if - India is able to free its captives before anyone else.

Well how come those Iranian ******s didn't let our folk go by now, we are perhaps handful of countries that still appeasing these Goat Lovers.

Actually this is a menace, India has the third highest number of sea seafarers in the world, many such vessels in those area have Indian crew.

https://www.indiatoday.in/education...f-the-sea-based-job-market-1439358-2019-01-25

 

[Deathstar]

Well how come those Iranian ******s didn't let our folk go by now, we are perhaps handful of countries that still appeasing these Goat Lovers.

Actually this is a menace, India has the third highest number of sea seafarers in the world, many such vessels in those area have Indian crew.

https://www.indiatoday.in/education...f-the-sea-based-job-market-1439358-2019-01-25

They will or are they using our crew as a bargain?wtf we are so cowards and so drenched in our non alignment BS that we dont flex our power

 

[sorcerer]

Well how come those Iranian ******s didn't let our folk go by now, we are perhaps handful of countries that still appeasing these Goat Lovers.

Actually this is a menace, India has the third highest number of sea seafarers in the world, many such vessels in those area have Indian crew.

https://www.indiatoday.in/education...f-the-sea-based-job-market-1439358-2019-01-25

if You was IRAN you would do the same...for a collective bargain..wont you?

 

[AnantS]

Well how come those Iranian ******s didn't let our folk go by now, we are perhaps handful of countries that still appeasing these Goat Lovers.

Actually this is a menace, India has the third highest number of sea seafarers in the world, many such vessels in those area have Indian crew.

https://www.indiatoday.in/education...f-the-sea-based-job-market-1439358-2019-01-25

Iran is a Mulla country - It will demand India's support on some contentious issue as bargain. Lets see how it unrolls

 

[Indx TechStyle]

LOL, will it affect EU? Britons simply hype themselves too much.
Ditch backstop or face no-deal Brexit: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson tells European Union