Posted on 03/16/2026 10:09:06 PM PDT by MinorityRepublican
Sir Winston Churchill will be replaced on the £5 note by an animal, the Bank of England has said.
Emma Soames, granddaughter of Sir Winston, told BBC Newsnight she was happy with the idea and she rejected Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's characterisation of the change as "wokery".
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Effin’ stupid wokery is what it is.
The rise of humanism. That humans are just animals and have no spiritual aspect.
It’s appropriate since animals from 3rd world hellholes are effectively running that country.
She’s happy with this?
She is probably happy Great Britain is being filled with Islamists too.
By the way a pound is about 20 shillings or three quarters of a parsec.
Little miss wokie denies that its wokie
How do you convert those to farthings, hectares,
furlongs, fortnights, and Olympic swimming pools?
“ She is probably happy Great Britain is being filled with Islamists too.”
I know what to do! Put a picture of Mohamed on the £5 note!
Also the weight of a proper pint of stout.
Approximately 3.5 on the Mohs hardness scale.
Would the UK remove a non-white person from the bank notes? We all know the answer
I haven’t thought about it. I’m only worried about Scoville units right now.
You want to anger the Muslims? That would be completely haram.
Translation: she is so frightened to defy any agenda of the current Regime that she thinks she must pretend to go along with this.
It would be too tempting then to use the bill to wipe one's bum with it.
Are they putting the Grand Mufti on the 5-er instead?
I’m sure the Muslim “newcomers” would approve, as long as the animal was a goat or a camel.
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