Posted on 09/01/2025 3:50:05 PM PDT by MinorityRepublican
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And wait until they arrest her for a social media post.
No freedom of speech there.
Excellent π
Jenny stfu
Bad timing.
In the U.S., too many Sicilians with knives held her hostage.
wtf is this pos
wire the pos
Bingo. Best post of the day.
You can see how happy she is in England.
Well, she willingly married Sean Penn after Madonna was done with him. What does that say about her judgement.
I think she was married to Sean Penn
I shouldn’t have mocked her pain.
Whoever you are please stay there. You will learn to enjoy the
“call to prayer” five times a day every day. Oh and if you have a dog potty train him because your new neighbors don’t like dogs and will kill your furry friend.
A fair question. I had to look her up. She married and bread with Sean Penn, so her judgment is in serious doubt
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robin_Wright
She married Sean Penn, iirc, so you know she’s a radical wacko. Became President in House of Cards opposite Kevin Spacey.
As for jolly ol’ England....it’s not what it used to be. I can imagine a remote country village/residence is nice but 1) free speech is gone and 2) disaster is not far behind, unless Nigel Farage can get a handle on immigration.
Robin and her kindergarten-style short haircut will not be missed. π
She used a rolling pin in bed? π
1. Assuming Nigel Farage can elected in four years from now.
2. Nigel Farage is "tough" enough to close the borders.
Why try Pakistan when you can have english castles....and pakistan.
No doubt some huge protected property and house with a big tall fence far far away from any big Muslim enclave.
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