Will B Good

I imagine a lot of his followers might struggle trying to write a cross.

Axel Rudakubana, the suspect in the Southport case, has not been confirmed as Muslim. Reports indicate he comes from a Christian background, and authorities have been actively discouraging speculation linking the crime to any particular religion. The spread of unverified information online has prompted warnings from both the police and community leaders, especially after retaliatory incidents targeted the Muslim community. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/axel-rudakubana-southport-suspect-who-b2637757.html https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/southport-suspect-christian-background-lbc-understands-mosque-targetted/

Yes. JonnyF knew all along.....straight from the off??

Well! Looks like you won.....well done....can't imagine it's the first time.

Most knew he was a muslim straight away......pray tell, how?

You seem confused. Even accepting the authorities knew immediately (which is very doubtful) doesn't mean the rest of the population "knew". They may well have guessed correctly......but it was just that....a guess, maybe an educated guess, a lucky guess, an obvious guess.....all immaterial......people did not 'know"......so guessing in this fashion, by any measure, is a conspiracy.

Well said. Thought I might be alone in thing that.

....But they will be optional....won't they?????

The UK’s Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme (VDPS) had received 622 claims re: AstraZeneca vaccine out of 50 million doses administered. Pretty damn good compared to how many people might have died or be suffering from long Covid......assuming Covid even existed of course....555

...and contracts polio, rubella, mumps, measles, diphtheria, whooping cough et al......good luck with those.

Wasn't one of them caught rodgering an intern over his desk???.....555

You must have slipped a disc with that reach.....555

True...it was my speeling (sic). The words “phony” and “phoney” refer to the same concept of being fake or insincere, but their usage varies by region. • Phony: This is the more commonly used spelling in American English. It conveys the same meaning of being fraudulent or not genuine, often applied to people or things that are superficial or deceptive. • Phoney: This variant is more frequently used in British English, though it is still understood in American contexts. It carries the same meaning as “phony.” Both spellings have appeared in literature and popular culture, often used to describe insincerity in various contexts, such as relationships, behaviors, or material possessionsscussions on usage and nuances, you can check out sources like and .

Maybe next time I'll read the post.....🤭

Are there any photos of him standing shoulder to hip with Trump?

TAT will have something to say about that.

Tricky. The RTP are the bulk of the Thai criminals.

Says it all.

"Yes, as well as another 400 miles of new wall"........ replacing existing dilapidated wall. Try this.... The government resurface an existing 100 mile stretch of freeway but add on and extra 52 miles........ How much new freeway did they build? Clue: (The answer is not 152 miles)

Isn't that the phoney leftist fact-check site I've been using re: 52 miles of wall????

approximately 52 miles of new wall was built

No. The slang term “soz,” a casual abbreviation for “sorry,” emerged in the UK, gaining popularity in the late 1980s, particularly in online chats and text messages. Its usage reflects a broader trend toward informal communication, especially among younger users who favor brevity and casual language.

"Telling the same lie over and over again does not make it so"......oh the irony.....that coming from a Trump cult member....unbelievable.

WWE.....that 'sport' is toe curlingly embarrassing.

Never read it. Soz