Jim Davidson warns about the danger of immigrants in The Independant Valiant voice of reason Davidson is again hoping to enlight us. In the article he explains why foreign people cannot be trusted in an entertaining update to the "Rivers of Blood" speech.
Coventry fly-tipper has van crushed by Jim Davidson After repeated offences the local council finally listened to the voice of sanity Davidson and destroyed the vehicle. The woke believe that rubbish can and should be dumped anywhere so it can naturally compost and heal the planet or something. The tireless crusade by Davidson to stop this nonsense was rewarded by allowing him to crush the vehicle - which he did with his bare hands.
Patriot arrested for loving country too much When asked why he has being detained by police Big Bob Brown said, "it's because I love Britain more than anything, maybe too much. It's nothing to do with pushing burning bins at coppers or setting light to hotels".
Following confusion with the voting slips a goose is elected mayor of Cleethorpes "I am really angry," said angry patriot Clive Cooper angrily, "I voted for the goose as I naturally assumed it was standing for Reform. How can the EU still be causing these problems?"
Patriots demand Microsoft UK pay less tax "It's just common sense," said Amanda Bush whilst demonstrating outside Parliment yesterday, "working people like me should be paying all the tax. Because then there's something called 'treacle down economics' and we all get rich. Well, that's what the The Telegraph says".
MP to sue famous food chain over product qualityWorking man's hero Lee Anderson is set to sue Little Chef over products containing turkey bacon. "I'm a big lad and I love bacon, I bloody love it," said Mr. Anderson in a press conference yesterday, "so I know good bacon and this isn't it. Why Little Chef can't use honest British bacon instead of this shite from Turkey I don't know. That's a muslim country so of course they don't know how to make proper bacon, they're too busy working out how come over to our country on small boats and set up barber shops."
1866 Jules Verne's novel Journey to the Centre of Inverness receives poor reviews resulting in a lengthy rewrite.
1751 The Chinese Merchant Exchange opens in Halifax, trading dumplings for Quality Street chocolates.
1567 Icelandic sailors are ship-wrecked on the shores of Britain and introduce the lettice.
Most of the world has rewritten history to downplay the impact Britain has had. You can see some little known facts below.