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54,457 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Anne Campbell1 年前

Free Tommy Robinson!

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Solar Heavy1 年前

space meets sound

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Michael Helms1 年前

I was there in November 2024 for 10 days. LONDON is third world, now. Save your money for a better destination. Don't visit the UK or Ireland, or most of Europe. Poland, Italy, Romania, Switzerland, Austria, and Moldova are OK.

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Zoe Williams 🟣1 年前

@NickTenconi is our cromwell

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🦋 Donna1 年前

Wake up Uk 🇬🇧

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Michael Helms1 年前

@Keir_Starmer resign now. The British are coming for you.

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Leebro1 年前

Rupert is our man 👊🏽

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Elizabeth Stewart1 年前

It would be great if Trump gave British people citizenship in the USA, and Britain could collapse. Let them take care of their illegals then! Lol I can dream.

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drakcir ahtnamas1 年前

I delighted Conor has stood up hopefully a lot more follow. He is there right one to fight for us.

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J.J.1 年前

He said, "Your talking to somebody who worships at the alter of English civilization." And Tucker Carlson said, "Me too."

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Richard A.1 年前

Amen 🙏🏻

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