This filthy man is not an actor or actress a director of one of the most frightning horror realities -- the UK

>Actually, I stand corrected. It happened in 2011 under a Tory government, but still, the problem is getting worse and Starmer is not the answer, but an advanced poison.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Leicester_unrest

And there was unrest in 2022.

>And, in regard to to your F word usage at my response and post, I see I touched a nerve. A famous leader and one of my favourites actually stated that when words turn nasty in an argument, the person using them as a comeback has already lost. Take care.

So no comment on the article I linked to you?

In a legally-defined sense (You hold dual nationalities?) or in that 'In 1642, an ancestor of mine passed by a broch in Braemar. I don't know what that means, but I'm pretty sure it makes me Scottish' sense that Americans tend to employ?

I'm just curious because -- you'll know as a Brit yourself -- we don't tend to hear this culture war rhetoric very much from British people. It's very Americanised.