>"One of the most shameful nights of my life was the night my brother brought home Helena. Busty, tight arse, blowjob lips. Everything. Literally everything I dream about every night. >He fucked her. He fucked her in front of his virgin little brother. In every which way he could, and took his time doing it. His blue eyes staring into mine looked like that of a corpse's. >Yet at that moment he was experiencing pleasure I knew that I never could. >At one point she stopped sucking (Complete with the horrendous, loud sound of suction being cut off), and said with the uttermost of venom in her strong Brooklyn accent: "what the fuck is wrong with you"? >"I don't know .." I replied. >My admittedly rather well endowed brother then bent her over and took her from behind .. vaginal. The stare continued, a haunting expression of what to this day I still am still not sure what of. Although I do suffer from Asperger's Syndrome, I do believe that even the most emotionally capaple human being would have trouble reading it. >She screamed and moaned and slowly called his name in a rather erotic manner. It was then that I became aroused, and then it suddenly hit me properly: here I stood, with an erection, watching my atheist degenerate brother enjoying this young maiden. I knew life would never ever be the same.
>In addition, Churchill’s gift of a Rolls Royce further offended the king because the driver’s side was on the right and required the king to sit on the left, which was considered a “position of dishonor.” He never once used the car, according to Lippman.
>Overall the king’s impression of Churchill was not favorable. He compared the two during a private meeting with Eddy.
>“’The contrast between the president and Mr. Churchill is very great,’ the king said,” wrote Eddy. “’Mr. Churchill speaks deviously, evades understanding, changes the subject to avoid commitment, forcing me repeatedly to bring him back to the point. The president seeks understanding in conversations; his effort is to make the two minds meet, to dispel darkness and shed light upon the issue.’ The king concluded: ‘I have never met the equal of the president in character, wisdom and gentility.‘”
>Even after Roosevelt’s death shortly after the meeting, the strong impression left on the king allowed President Truman to continue the relationship with Saudi Arabia. One of the results of the meeting was the king’s approval of the U.S. military to build the Dhahran Airfield.
Brits literally BTFO themselves in the 30's and 40's by declaring war against Germany in WWII and by fucking up a meeting with the largest oil producer the world has ever seen.
HAHAHAHAHA FUCK YOU BRITAIN
Jaxon Roberts
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Brandon Moore
who here lives in a marginal seat, and how is it affecting your vote? pic related. going to vote tory to oust the socialist, don't feel good about it, but I would do a lot worse to keep corbyn out of number 10.
David Hall
Abbot isn't British though, so she shouldn't.
Kayden Morales
Additional link: The Guardian going absolutely fucking bananas about Facebook in the last half hour and dropping all kinds of shit.
>“If it was the religion of His Majesty to deprive himself of smoking and alcohol I must point out that my rule of life prescribed as an absolutely sacred rite smoking cigars and also drinking alcohol before, after, and if need be during all meals and in the intervals between them,” Churchill wrote in his memoirs.
Based Winston.
Charles James
Labour is not gaining, their poll ratings are growing but the conservatives have grown at almost the same amount. The conservative's lead has only decreased slightly since the snap election was called.
Jonathan Scott
Sir, I'm afraid you yourself are nonceposting. I'm going to have to report you to GCHQ.
Henry Clark
How is she Canadian? I thought she had a bit of Eng/Scot in her. Note how I'm not mentioning the Welsh, the Welsh are nonexistent.
Jacob Davis
So I just read may is going to take the internet away. Do you want her to take your wife and children as well?
Nathan Adams
Corbyn is a lesser evil than the Tories. Plus Labour won't get majority anyway. You're a pleb if you vote Tory.
Kayden Allen
>Implying us Brits don't also make arm deals with the Saudis
Jack Hughes
>“’The contrast between the president and Mr. Churchill is very great,’ the king said,” wrote Eddy. “’Mr. Churchill speaks deviously, evades understanding, changes the subject to avoid commitment, forcing me repeatedly to bring him back to the point. The president seeks understanding in conversations; his effort is to make the two minds meet, to dispel darkness and shed light upon the issue.’ The king concluded: ‘I have never met the equal of the president in character, wisdom and gentility.‘”
Stupid Winston
Caleb Gomez
This is pretty much the only thing stopping me voting for Jezza. Why doesn't he can that sheboon.
Michael Foster
G-good Evening Anglo-senpais. . .
>Labour surge. Honestly, who would vote Labour when Mummy May needs to BTFO the EU.
I hope he at least gets more votes than Miliband so he stays on as Labour leader.
Aaron Fisher
The Saudis are far worse now than they were in the 80s for funding Wahabbism.
Landon Stewart
He said he was accosting her for snorting the ching.
Luke Watson
she married a muzzie right?
Jack Sanders
Quick enchilada?
Grayson Perry
Why not though?
Nathaniel Rogers
> scrap all nukes to become strongest military. lulwut
Christian King
So this is essentially the coalescing between Tories and Labour.
Benjamin Reed
>yank >unasked for >desperately trying to assert his own superiority I'd suggest that selling arms to the country that flew a few planes into some important things a while back is a little different to Churchill not liking Muslims 75 years ago.
Isaiah Foster
You wouldnt even need a jonny with this bird. Must be a good shag.
Carson Myers
> Into Tories and Labour rather
David Sullivan
>ywn be stalked by milibae
Sebastian Lewis
Perhaps. >With a cheeky milk-shake
Joseph Jenkins
Because I don't want millions of people in my country to die
Strongest conventional military, get some more boats and planes and more lads to put in them.
Alexander Russell
whoops accidental trip
Evan Allen
havn't we had at least two of these already?
Brody Diaz
Yes and we get 50% Tory, 30% UKIP 20% Others everytime
Landon Russell
i havent seen one today when was the last poll?
Carter Miller
I'm trying to come up with a list of big name people who could be losing their seats.
I heard that Tom Watsons' seat is a toss-up.
Caroline Lucas aswell.
Which seats are to watch lads?
Nolan Kelly
I disagree.
Nowadays they keep getting bogged down by Shia "fundamentalists" funded by the Persians.
The 70's was the worst time for funding Wahhabism because they lost control over them when they took over Mecca. That's why they shipped them out of the country and into Afghanistan.
>When i heard Nigella loved coke I had a hard-on all night thinking about the insanity of her intimate cookery skills.
Daniel Butler
a) he definitely won't get more votes than Ed Miliband - that's the point. It's is quite literally why May called a election.
b) he has already said he is not standing down whatever happens.
It's so beautiful.
Jayden Morgan
>People will actually have to be paid real wages.
What a shame!
Zachary Young
They won't. Germany are weak. We'll fuck them up. The Yanks will help if we give them biscuits. We're going to have to fight them again at some point, might as well do it now before they strengthen their military.
Brandon Fisher
>mfw shills in our threads are unironically arguing with each other without realising it.
Matthew Murphy
Just a joke because she comes from a magical realm called Maple Land. I guess she might as well be British though.
Jordan James
Bitter Lake by Adam Curtis talks about this a fair bit. Good film.
Adds up to be fair, just seems so odd. There's not really anything that controversial in the leak that I saw.
Noah Butler
Can they force him to stand down?
Angel Gray
>he is not standing down cannot wait for the left wing split the weeks and months after the election are going to be interesting do conservatives have member voting for their leader? seems like a good way to steal a party
Levi King
yes with a vote of no confidence, they already had one and failed
Ryder Flores
Nope, Momentum and Unite completely control the party now, Corbyn is their guy.
Luis Ward
name one terrorist attack in the west done by a shia. I dont care about them fighting in there own sandpits as long as they dont move here
Hunter Green
>increase pay >less profit for manufacturers >have to lay people off
Well, there goes the ability for normal people to afford anything but root vegetables.
Adam Campbell
you got more pics this sexy or what?
Jackson Lewis
Labour will win mark my words.
And I'm a passionate Tory voter, not an optimistic Corbynite.
John Hernandez
He basically says he wants shit right-wing parties to win 'cos accelerationism
Samuel Diaz
>She not telling me she marrying bloody muzzie. bloody cokey bitch, i am showing her real muzzie after that bastard jew Saatchi choking her.
Blake Gutierrez
nice digits and yes they do but their membership fees aren't £2 and the mp's have a bigger say.
t. Labour member supporting Corbyn whatever happens.
Brandon Rivera
No reason to go out and vote lads, Tories have this locked up
Don't know why people care about this lmao
Jason Harris
>blair and half the plp form the "Britain Forward Party" >they get 40% of the vote in 2022 >Coalition with lib dems and snp >THINGS
Robert Johnson
>i will cut free school lunch programs polls unchanged >i will implement a china style internet surveilance system polls unchanged >i will reduce pension money polls unchanged >i will kill every 4th british will still most likely win the election
