Most of London’s population has now been replaced with browns (Telegraph)
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Date: December 1st, 2025 2:19 PM Author: supple multi-billionaire
I lived in Paris from 2011 to 2013
It was very brown by then
Among my boomer profs and family members who actually own apts in Paris, half have stopped summering there and half still do out of some sort of stubborn pride
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Date: December 1st, 2025 1:45 PM Author: high-end church building fanboi
As of the 2021 United Kingdom census, 83.0% of the population identified as white. Additionally, 81.7% of the population of England and Wales identified as White.
As of 2025, the percentage of white Americans in the U.S. population is projected to be around 57.8%. This reflects a continuing decline in their share of the total population due to demographic changes and increased diversity.
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Date: December 1st, 2025 3:57 PM Author: Offensive National
I was last in London 10 years ago and just want them to send the Elgin marbles back to Greece (or Elgin, Il, I don't care) so that I never have an excuse to go back. Browns were everywhere and I remember going to a restaurant and getting seated next to another table with a Pakistani and his sleazy working-class white escort. My wife kept taking me to places that she remembered from her childhood, all of them demographic wastelands.
Anyway, NHS just announced that they're starting up a big puberty blocker trial in 10 year-olds. The country deserves to eat a bunch of nukes, London first.
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Date: December 2nd, 2025 8:12 PM Author: up-to-no-good party of the first part haunted graveyard
John Cleese was criticized for noticing.
https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2019/may/29/john-cleese-criticised-for-saying-london-is-no-longer-an-english-city
John Cleese criticised for saying London no longer an English city
Sadiq Khan and comedian Dom Joly among those condemning ‘racist’ and ‘hypocritical’ claims
The Fawlty Towers actor John Cleese has been criticised for repeating his 2011 claim that London was no longer an English city.
Cleese, 79, tweeted that his friends abroad agreed with his observation, concluding: “So there must be some truth in it.” The comedian described London as “the UK city that voted most strongly to remain in the EU”. Almost 60% of residents voted to stay in the bloc in 2016.
The actor later issued a qualified apology following widespread condemnation. In a string of tweets countering accusations that his initial tweet was linked to race, he said: “I suspect I should apologise for my affection for the Englishness of my upbringing, but in some ways I found it calmer, more polite, more humorous, less tabloid, and less money-oriented than the one that is replacing it.”
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: “These comments make John Cleese sound like he’s in character as Basil Fawlty. Londoners know that our diversity is our greatest strength. We are proudly the English capital, a European city and a global hub.”
Tanja Bueltmann, a professor of history at Northumbria University and an EU citizens’ rights campaigner, said Cleese’s comments were designed to stir up emotions around the debate on Brexit, but argued that they pointed to a much larger issue of the way British people talked about immigration.
“I find it hypocritical that someone who is actually living abroad feels the need to make a point like this,” she said. “Why do some British people not see themselves as immigrants if they’ve moved elsewhere? We see cases of British people referring to themselves as expats, detaching themselves from the term immigrant.”
Kuba JabÅ‚onowski, a social science researcher in Bristol, said he was shocked when he saw the tweet. “He claims to care deeply about Britain and its cities, but seems to know very little about them,” he said.
JabÅ‚onowski added that there were other UK cities, including Edinburgh, Bristol, Manchester and Glasgow, that voted to remain in even bigger numbers. “If he doesn’t know that, then why is he commenting on it? When I say things on Twitter, 700 people read it, but when he does, millions read it.”
The British comedian Dom Joly, 51, also criticised Cleese’s tweet. He said: “John Cleese is one of my comedy heroes … Suddenly this thing came out of nowhere and it’s so depressing on so many levels.
“He’s clearly a really smart, funny man, but it is basically a very racist tweet. Secondly, it’s a racist tweet by a man who lives on a Caribbean island – the irony of that is insane. Even the language is insane. Who uses the word ‘opine’?”
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