September 28, 2025Sep 28 9 hours ago, mikeymike100 said: The UK Census included a "No religion" option since 2001, The data I provided reflects this option, so Christian numbers weren’t artificially high in 2001/2011, ergo your suggestion is incorrect! The Beaker People, Romans, and Vikings shaped the UK’s White population. Beaker People (2500 BCE) replaced ~90% of Neolithic DNA, forming the genetic base. Romans (43–410 CE) added minor (1-2%) genetic input but major cultural influence. Vikings (800–1100 CE) contributed ~6-10% DNA, especially in northern/eastern UK. The full ancestral mix includes Beaker, Celtic, Roman, Anglo-Saxon, Viking, and Norman origins. You said "Pre-20th century population was ~99% White European (Celtic, Anglo-Saxon, Norman descent). Available at: British History Online." With your new calculations, you are now well over 100%. That's Diane Abbot maths. 🤣🤣
September 30, 2025Sep 30 On 9/27/2025 at 5:43 PM, Sir Dude said: The UK PM is technically appointed by the monach and can be also removed by him too... although, the last time that happened was 1834, so isn't going to be very likely. However, in this age of breaking rules and setting firsts, the King could be told to do so by enough politicians and he would have to comply. The more likey way is a vote of no confidence, or if things get so bad and the public revolts, then he would be expected to stand down "for the good of the country", which if it gets bad enough with riots/discontent on a large enough scale, would also be used to calm everyone down along with the markets etc, by calling an early election. Trouble is, things would have to get really bad first. The other way that a sitting PM could be gotten rid of is like Liz Truss was, by the money-men and markets that control stuff like the bond market and treasury notes etc., but that would result in Labour picking someone new through a leadership contest, so Labour would still end up in charge. I think there is a lot of buyers' regret swirling around in the UK electorial population, but many voters have forgotten what Labour really means... and I don't mean Tony Blair, as he was center ground and acceptable. You have to go back to Niel Kinnock to fully grasp Labour's values and policies (and the 70s few remember what a mess that was), which they are still trying to enact, just in a less overt and a more sneaky way... hence my doctored picture of "Nothing-to-see-here Kier" Starmer. Thanks for this. I have to say, if Brits, at this point in time, do not see the immigration problem and the clamp downs on free speech, to name but two, are not serious problems, one has to wonder what the hell they are thinking about. Perhaps Tommy Robinsons next march/concert will light the necessary fires to wake the rest of the Island up. It might be a good time to invite the Irish to participate to create solidarity ( for a change ) and become a united force to bring about, what I believe to be, this necessary changing of the guards ( so to speak ). King Chuckles, one would hope, should be able to see the writing on the wall. In that vain, I haven't heard anything coming out of Williams yip. One would think he has an opinion. Any news on this front?
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