10 Replies to “Chengland”

  1. Is it possible for the UK and their tier 2 King / ministers and police to seem less worthy of defending?

    also,

    “I’m not responsible for what their Chinese gov’t does to the Chinese in China”

    “I was placing my hand out to ensure they were not in personal physical contact with me, I don’t want to catch anything like The Covid” ….

    “Since when is it up to the lowest tier police to decide what I’m permitted to have on my YouTube channel”?

    Never ask me why I don’t visit their shitty country with their shitty “royals” and stupid customs.

    1. Latest England tourism ad
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      [Image of smiling you know who]
      “Come for the circus. Stay for the clowns.”

      ~Bonny King “Chuck”

    2. It’s nice to and see all the loot they’ve amassed over the centuries in their museums.

      1. HA!, YeahWell. And they’re still pickin’ pockets. You gotta pay to get in to see their loot.

        1. I read a book where a character opined that the museums were for “foreigners to come and look at their former property with a minimum of inconvenience.”

          Last time I was there, in 2006, they were all free.

  2. I watched that on another site, amazing how ignorant the police are, of course it was a female cop. I never expect logic or rational thought or actions from police these days.

  3. The real story here is not the Chinese – it’s the British cops who should have reminded them what Brendan Kavanagh pointed out – they’re in a free country where you can film wherever you like in public. Instead, the cops tried to bully Kavanagh into complying.

    By the way, the Chinese guy who went berserk works for The Financial Times. Remember that the next time you see a story about China in the Times.

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