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Alex Armstrong says the local elections in Britain have exposed sectarianism ‘unlike any other time in our history’. ‘Is this Gaza or Great Britain?’ #gbnews #gaza #islamism #sectarianism #britain

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Why UK Weather is So Unpredictable 🇬🇧 The Rainiest Country? 🤯 #uk #britain #ukweather #geography #map

Follow @thepoliticshq FOR MORE English culture is a tapestry woven from centuries of history, storytelling, and community rituals. From village fêtes and afternoon tea to literary brilliance, historic pubs, and timeless traditions like Remembrance Dav, English culture reflects a nation shaped by perseverance, wit, and a deep respect for heritage. Preserving these traditions isn't about clinging to the past-it's about honouring the values and experiences that built modern England. Customs such as Morris dancing, bonfire nights, cathedral choirs, and the changing of the guard connect generations and root people in a shared identity, even as society evolves. In a rapidly changing world, English traditions offer continuity and belonging. They remind communities of their shared stories celebrate craftsmanship, and keep regional dialects. folklore, and local customs alive Cultural preservation ensures that the spirit of English hospitality, humour, creativity, and resilience continues to inspire future generations. By protecting the keeps its cultural soul vibrant-so its history, values, and unique charm can continue ta shape identity, spark pride, and enrich the world for years to come. Share your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to turn on post notifications so you don't miss a post! #uk #england #fyp #britain #viral

Thatcher on why the UK had no chance on keeping Hong Kong past 1997. By the late 20th century, Britain’s ability to keep Hong Kong had weakened along with its overall decline as an empire. The territory was acquired after the First Opium War through uneven treaties. However, its long-term status became impossible as the lease for the New Territories, which made up most of Hong Kong’s land, was set to expire in 1997. By that time, the United Kingdom was no longer the dominant global power it had been in the 19th century. Back then, the British Empire could impose its will on China both militarily and economically. In contrast, the rise of the People’s Republic of China under Deng Xiaoping meant Britain was now up against a powerful sovereign state that was unwilling to extend colonial arrangements. With no practical military, legal, or diplomatic options to keep Hong Kong without Chinese cooperation, Britain began negotiations that resulted in the Sino-British Joint Declaration. This agreement set a plan to return the territory in 1997. This represented a sharp turn from the time when Britain could seize land and dictate terms to China, marking the end of its imperial power. #hongkong #hk #britain #british #china #prc #1997 #handover #decline #empire #geopolitics #history #britishempire

Alex Armstrong reacts to early reports that Keir Starmer could be set to step down as Prime Minister this week amid growing threats of a leadership challenge. ‘Bye bye Keir, we won’t miss you!’ #gbnews #keirstarmer #labour #pm #britain

🇬🇧 THE ST. GEORGE’S CROSS — A SYMBOL OF BRITISH HERITAGE Video by @kingharmankapoor Support their business and send them security! They are trying to silence and intimidate them. The St George’s Cross 🇬🇧 (red cross on white) has represented England for 800+ years. It later became part of the Union Jack of the United Kingdom. Today some people feel uncomfortable showing it. But historically the flag is linked to a country that helped shape the modern world. Here are a few facts 👇 ⚙️ Industrial Revolution The modern industrial economy began largely in Britain in the late 1700s. Steam engines, railways, mechanized factories. These innovations spread globally and transformed productivity. 📊 According to the World Bank, extreme poverty fell from about ~40% of the global population in 1981 to under 10% today. Industrial technology, global trade, and stable institutions were major drivers. 💉 Medical breakthroughs British researchers helped pioneer: • Vaccination — Edward Jenner (1796) • Penicillin — Alexander Fleming (1928) • Antiseptic surgery — Joseph Lister Historians estimate antibiotics alone have saved hundreds of millions of lives. 🧠 Scientific culture Britain produced influential thinkers like: • Isaac Newton • Charles Darwin • Alan Turing Their work shaped physics, biology, and computing. 🛡 Second World War In 1940 Britain continued resisting a powerful authoritarian regime when much of Europe had already fallen. Historians widely view that period as critical for Europe’s future. ⚖️ Institutions Britain also helped develop systems used worldwide: • parliamentary democracy • rule of law • independent courts • property rights 📚 No country has a perfect history. But ignoring centuries of scientific progress, institutions, and innovation gives an incomplete picture. 🇬🇧 The St George’s Cross represents a long historical story — resilience, science, institutions, and cultural heritage. Understanding history means looking at the full picture. #Britain #History #Innovation #Science #IndustrialRevolution WorldHistory StGeorgesCross

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The Kalergi Plan refers to ideas associated with Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi’s 1925 book Praktischer Idealismus, in which he envisioned a future unified Europe where traditional national and racial distinctions would fade through race mixing. Disclaimer: This post shares controversial content for discussion and awareness. Views expressed do not necessarily reflect our own. Engage respectfully. The challenges currently facing Europe, including declining birth rates, the erosion of traditional values, and shifting demographics, are the consequence of post-World War II ideologies. Following the trauma of global conflict, there was a widespread promotion toward postmodernism, moral relativism, and a secular drive to eliminate national, family, and religious identities. This pursuit, influenced by thinkers like G.B. Chisholm, established a new moral imperative centered on radical tolerance, multiculturalism, and an intense rejection of anything perceived as conservative or nationalist. As a result, invested interests pushed Europe to try to move away from its Christian foundations, to create a spiritual vacuum that has been filled by nihilism and moral instability. This cultural transformation is now being perpetuated by mainstream political and social institutions, leading to a profound identity crisis and social fragmentation across the continent. Europe is on the brink of serious upheaval. #history #europe #england #britain

Argentina Tells Falklanders to 'Go Back' to England in Bizarre Rant Argentina is once again rattling the Falklands cage, with officials in Buenos Aires reportedly suggesting that Falkland Islanders should 'go back' to England in a renewed war of words over the South Atlantic territory. The latest diplomatic flare-up echoes decades of Argentine claims to the islands, despite the 2013 referendum in which 99.8% of Falkland Islanders voted to remain a British Overseas Territory. Many islander families have called the Falklands home for generations, making the suggestion they 'return' somewhere they've never been particularly puzzling. The renewed rhetoric comes amid ongoing economic turbulence in Argentina and broader geopolitical noise around the islands' status. Britain has consistently maintained that the future of the Falklands is a matter for the islanders themselves, citing the principle of self-determination. We unpack the latest diplomatic spat, the history behind the dispute, and why this particular argument keeps coming back like a bad Sunday roast. Tune in for sharp British commentary on world affairs, UK politics, and the stories everyone's actually talking about. #Falklands #Argentina #UKNews #BritishNews #Politics #WorldNews #Diplomacy #FalklandIslands #Britain #GeoPolitics

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I do not hold my opinions in order to seek validation from white people. Let’s normalise liking the country you chose to live in. I am not English, but I ❤️ England. British-black all the way✌️ 🇬🇧 #stgeorgesday #england #uk #Britain #britishblack