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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The most common name in the UK for the last decade-and-counting is “Muhammad”.

It’s not really a surprise that public opinion of the US is falling in the UK. The UK is quickly changing. [/quote]

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And I would say public opinion of the UK is falling in the US.  [/quote]

When they started jailing old ladies for social media posts that called police “liars” and “thugs” I knew the UK was finished.

In another ten years, they’ll have a shariah based government and will be executing people for Apostasy, just like Iran and several other theocracies currently do now. [/quote]

What about the US? Look that this!

The House is scheduled to vote Monday on the contentious anti-boycott act, which seeks to penalize American citizens with fines up to $1 million or prison terms as long as 20 years for boycotting the Israeli regime.

Sponsored by pro-Israel congressmen Mike Lawler and Josh Gottheimer, the bill will broaden the US anti-boycott law by targeting voluntary, values-based political actions undertaken by American citizens.

The underlying objective is to shield the Israeli regime from non-violent international pressure campaigns, notably the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement (BDS).

Rights groups say the legislation criminalizes constitutionally protected political expression and is part of a broader push to suppress opposition to Israeli genocide, apartheid, and illegal settlement expansion, under the guise of fighting antisemitism.

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