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John Cleese Says He’s Being ‘Ritually Humiliated’ as a Racist for Supporting Rupert Lowe

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I've been writing a lot about John Cleese lately, because 1) I'm a longtime fan, and 2) he's become incredibly based when it comes to the Islamification of the United Kingdom. As I wrote in another VIP post, some nobody writing for a free newspaper declared that "John Cleese was a comedy icon – he’s ruining his legacy." No, Britain is ruining its legacy—Cleese remains a comedy icon.

The Telegraph, which leans Right, published a piece a couple of days ago about how Cleese declared that he trusted Reform Britain Party leader Rupert Lowe more than any other leader. As I wrote a couple of nights ago, a polite but obviously uncomfortable Australian interviewer felt the need to tell Lowe that his repeated use of the words "Anglo-Saxon" could be interpreted as white supremacy. His response? “Well, we just say we don’t care anymore. We’ve had enough with all that nonsense. You know, so people can say what they want, we don’t care. You know, so what?”

His post continues:

… mutilation, and beheading opponents

Call me old-fashioned...

Imagine an 86-year resident of England believing that the country has its own culture, and Islam is not compatible.

According to The Telegraph, a man was arrested for singing "I love bacon" at the site of a proposed mosque. The U.K. is very serious about "anti-immigrant sentiment" and will send police to your house to arrest you over a Facebook post.

A parting shot from Lowe about the U.S.:

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