Black man ‘ I will never say I’m English’. So be it but will Farage say he is English? Thought not.
Wed 5:05 pm +00:00, 10 Sep 2025 4The black man declares himself an enemy of the country he was either born in or which adopted him. That’s not highly intelligent.
But never mind. In the end of the day that’s his problem. He will pay a karmic debt. The flag is one thing but he denies the country that created him and sustains him.
Farage looks bewildered, but he never says he is English either, as within the political class, England no longer exists, and is due for cessation when the time is right.
If you deny your own country, surely you should leave and go (back?) to the country that you do think is acceptable.
As for Farage, why does he wish to become Prime MInister of a country he won’t even say the name of?
Is this why he appoints Moslem deputies on almost every occasion?
Accusing ordinary English people who want to defend their children from rapists as ‘far right’, denying them their right to their country’s flag or even a name for their country is a highly antagonistic attitude.
The Home Secretary says the same kind of thing.
These people are declaring war on England, their own country, and the English people who took them in, but they now declare as inferior for being white or male or both.
This can’t go anywhere good.
Farage made the phrase ‘I want my country back’ famous.
Now he won’t even speak its name.
The black man is an atheist, while England offers love, peace, hope, faith and Christ
I would like to ask him, can he even say the word Christ?
Or does he choke on that name too as well as the name of England? I would not be surprised.
Is Farage any better? The black man is at least honest about the evil he represents.
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It would be difficult for me to say I’m English either. That would be denying recent ancestors who came from Scotland and Northern Ireland. They’re people I have never met, but they existed in my father’s memories of his own grandparents.
Where were you born? Ancestry is not your nationality, but where you are born. The black man (Home Secretary sat white men carrying English flag are ‘bad people’) implies that he was born in England.
I was born in England but for many years had a yearning to live in Glasgow, which I did a while back and lived there for a couple of years.
Someone recently said it was important to know where you have an emotional pull. My emotional pulls are London, Scotland, Russia. There is always past life stuff coming into play, too, which is presumably why I’ve spent a large part of my adult life in Switzerland.
That made me think of something else. If the land of your birth is your nationality, then the children of two couples I know (Mexican/Japanese, English/Danish) must be considered
Swiss.
With the number of people from other countries here, that would swell the population to unimaginable numbers.