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[quote=Anonymous][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]

Disagree. More Americans are sending their kids to UK schools - both at the high school and University levels, and more Americans are looking to England and the EU as places of refuge for living and investments.[/quote]

Because due largely to stratospheric tuition costs thanks to student loans being handed out like frozen water bottles at a protest, colleges in the UK are often cheaper than US schools. A coworker sent her daughter to St Andrew’s for this very reason - because it was a literal fraction of the cost of GW or American, and she didn’t want her saddled with loans for the next 20 years.

As for those thinking they’ll find some refuge living in the UK? Plan on converting to Islam or brush up on your Sharia Law and get used to paying a very punitive Nonbeliever’s Tax. Because the UK will be an Islamic theocracy within the next 20 years. [/quote]

No, because MAGA is waging a war on education and intellectual pursuits. There is a massive brain drain underway in this country and other universities around the world are going to benefit bigly.[/quote]

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