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Mr Nobody :

that man should have the shit beaten our of him

2025-10-25 23:24:02

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Dawson family :

Go the fuck home and fuck off

2025-10-26 01:32:57

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mariahackett2 :

NO NOT YR LAND. ITS BRITISH LAND

2025-10-26 19:52:13

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user8293302795961 :

It makes my blood boil hearing this!!!! 😤 Who the hell gave him permission to change our flag!!!! 🤬

2025-10-25 01:42:50

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Dan Knights Vocalist :

I’m so glad I’m 57, God knows what this country is going to look like in 30 years time, my poor grandkids, I worry about them so much

2025-10-24 23:18:22

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Hilary Yates :

So he thinks he can tell us what we can and can’t do in our country 😡

2025-10-25 06:38:56

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Guler Kam :

how how government can let them speak like that.

2025-10-25 09:41:46

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user9351930027478 :

so Israel was right all this time???

2025-10-25 23:18:46

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ninayt12345 :

First it’s not your country, you just live there after immigrating to there from a Muslim country to a Christian one ! Accept Christianity is widely practiced there and you guys need to accept the ways of the country you chose to move to !

2025-10-25 10:52:19

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mazzy soper :

this is England our country

2025-10-25 07:29:49

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dy60xavu1b65 :

Sorry why the sharia law even exist in England?

2025-10-26 10:42:24

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fishface762 :

Doesn’t what he’s saying make people wake up

2025-10-24 21:52:54

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big don :

they think they English 😂

2025-10-26 09:18:08

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george ross973 :

So he thinks we need HIS permission to display the flag of st George 🤔. Maybe someone should tell him he needs our permission to be here 🤨.

2025-10-24 21:35:57

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Debbie Estey🇨🇦 :

I don’t understand why people move to a country expecting that country to cater to their beliefs. If you want your beliefs respected you must respect others beliefs.

2025-10-26 16:27:00

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Dysfunctional family ....... :

sharia law has nothing to do with the uk history

2025-10-25 06:58:23

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Allan Eastwood :

What a handsome intelligent fella

2025-10-24 21:44:59

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leona967 :

How dare he 😡😡😡

2025-10-24 23:21:11

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Titch78 :

Vote Reform

2025-10-24 23:52:33

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Dean Harte :

jesus is my king

2025-10-25 10:19:30

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Pat Scott :

learn our history. integrate!

2025-10-26 19:25:04

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Peter Smart :

reform uk

2025-10-24 21:19:24

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pb11 :

Wake up Britain!!!!!! It's already late but still Wake Up!

2025-10-26 03:04:22

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Andrew Mark Deamer :

Sharia law is not English law. Respect the country you have adopted by birth

2025-10-26 03:07:32

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Jeanne St Bertin :

This is why those men coming here look more like soldiers , they are ready to make war. I’m 71 , so I’m pleased that I will not be around another 10-20 years. Im feel sad about my children and grandchildren.. 😢😢

2025-10-25 00:35:19

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