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'We can't control our own borders so why are we so obsessed with Ukraine?!' 'That's a false equivalence.' Martin Daubney and Mike Tapp have a heated discussion about the UK's support for Ukraine.

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colin bushell1 year ago

Mike Tapp praises Sir Keir Starmers patriotism and criticises Nigel Farage. Sir Keir Starmer is responsible for the following Pensioners Freezing in the Winter Independent Farmers selling there Farms Multi National companies buying up British Farmland. Failure to implement an inguiry into National Rape Gangs. Innocent people in Prisons for hurty words. Labour MP walking free despite assaulting a constituent. Illegal Male Immigrants invading the Country. Highest Energy costs of all time. I could go on. Some how I don’t think these are British Values as the majority of the British people see them. One Nigel Farage does is love our Country.

adie1 year ago

Trump been in office 5 weeks and Keir (7 mouths) and the EU have had 3 years to sort this year out they did nothing they allowed Joe and Boris to end the peace talks and Then Joe allowed the Gas pipe line to be blown up which lead to the increase in the cost of living Thank god for Trump

Neil Hughes1 year ago

Britain may as well abandon its military if it can't even protect the South coast.

victor maledew1 year ago

😂🤣 this tapp is such a wanker, commie keir has brought peace. 🤔 😂🤣😂🤣😂

lieutenant Colonel Kojak Slaphead The 3rd1 year ago

How about Tapp packs his bag and goes and volunteers to fight for Ukraine. He claims to be patriotic yet he's wearing a Ukrainian badge and not a British badge.

STARGIRL1 year ago

But you can't protect your own soilders rip Lee rigby

TritonTaranis 𝕏 🇬🇧1 year ago

@MikeTappTweets The enemy is within

Mags1 year ago

We're classed as far right fascists if we want to control our borders yet are expected to fight to control Ukraine's?!

Andrew B1 year ago

When that Labour MP received the memo from Starmer to just keep lying , how long do you think it took to memorise!😂😂

Lizzie 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧1 year ago

I was screaming at the TV. Why won't these people acknowledge what is happening in our own country. What chance do we have?

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