UK

_Doomer_Wojack_

Iran doesn’t give a fuck lmfao 😂 🤌 BREAKING: Iran has reportedly struck an oil tanker approximately 11 nautical miles off the coast of Oman, according to the UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO).

Consistent_Panda5891

Tough when those muslims are having US aid and mossad as well... Guess is time to Spain to develop it's nuke to defend against a fresh renewal war... And once they have it they simple can launch special operation in Africa and get back Gibraltar as well from UK

Strike_Mission

**The strongest evidence** **1. Human Rights Watch — 16 January 2026** Human Rights Watch's investigation⁠ is probably one of the strongest early sources. HRW concluded that Iranian security forces carried out **mass killings of protesters and bystanders**, particularly after the protests escalated on **8 January**. It reported that **thousands were believed killed**, while Iran’s communications shutdown made independent verification difficult. Importantly, HRW wasn’t simply repeating Iranian opposition figures; it investigated the evidence available from witnesses, videos and other sources. **2. Amnesty International — January 2026** Amnesty independently reached an even stronger conclusion. It describes **8–9 January 2026 as a period of mass unlawful killings**, saying security forces killed protesters and bystanders on an unprecedented scale. Amnesty specifically characterises the events as **“massacres”**, rather than merely excessive crowd control. **3. The UK’s official country assessment** The British government subsequently incorporated the events into its own country assessment. The UK Home Office’s report on the **December 2025–January 2026 protests** confirms that the authorities conducted a severe crackdown and that the protests were largely suppressed by 11–13 January. That’s significant because this isn’t an Iranian opposition organisation making the allegation; it’s part of an official British government assessment. **The really important point: Iran itself acknowledged deaths** There is also an unusually useful piece of **Iranian state evidence**. On **21 January**, Iran’s own Martyrs Foundation reportedly acknowledged **3,117 deaths** associated with the demonstrations. Of those, **2,427 were classified as civilians and security forces**. Next!!

Flag_Shagger

because it’s a shithole, you know a country can both be *not* the bad guy and also an undesirable place to live? and for the record I live in the UK. I feel a lot safer here than I would ever do in the U.S., where you have SS officers kidnapping coloured people in broad daylight and a pedophile as the president.

Rosella2562

https://preview.redd.it/z71r4dmznmgh1.jpeg?width=1169&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cb8f9a07ee750ee997ed7a60c3bda62a2c4b1ac4 Scalping 0DTE SPX options last minute - Literally bought and sold the same minute at 3:59 (20:59 UK time) for a +300% profit in less than 30 seconds (Still barely covered my loss from earlier, so don’t recommend this if you care at all about your heart health lol)

thomasthetanker

I'm in the UK. Half my adverts are for car washing products (in the middle of a nationwide hosepipe ban) and half for gambling adverts which make my long suffering wife think that I have fallen off the wagon.

-mini-kuma

Heads Up! Possible Asia sell-off on Monday. UK KOSPI and NIKKEI ETFs sold off just before closing; HKOR ended UK trading +1.65% despite KOSPI closing +17%.

-sakuranbo

UK 10-year gilt yields 5% and exchange rate is $1.34 actually pretty good considering how most of the euro zone was zero or negative before covid

Moepenmoes

Ordered a package in the UK and 24 hours later it already arrived, you guys are crazy fast 👏

Sir_Lowestarp

The US market is more powerful and diverse than any other market. Our economy is very strong. Where else would you or anyone put your money? The shrinking economies of Germany? How about the powerhouse of... *Checks Europeans countries*... France? No. How about the population collapsing countries of South Korea? Maybe japan? How about the UK who has worse gdp than Mississippi? Nope. The USA sounds pretty good to me.

GandalfTheUnwise

Do they operate in UK? Are they large? Would they’d be speaking German in London if not for US? You Germans understand everything too literally

AggravatedCalmness

OP said large UK retailer... I know we are regarded in here but at least read the post.

DrDiet2022

Very useful info. Thanks. UK is UCITS compliant .

greytoc

VT is not a UCITS and it may not be compliant in the UK. VT tracks the FTSE Global All Cap Index. If you want a fund that tracks that index - there are UCITS such as VWCE and VWRL. Note however that these funds are USD and not currency hedged. So if you care about currency fluctuations against pound sterling - you may have to use a different fund. There are also UCITS funds that track MSCI World Index which may fit your needs.

greytoc

VT is not a UCITS and may be considered non-compliant in the UK. What you are probably reading may not apply to you. Afaik - there are no UCITS funds that track the CRSP US Total Market index. Is there any particular reason why you want to track the CRSP US Total Market index? That index is not more diversified than the combination of WRDA and HEMC. VT is a US market only index fund. If you want a single equity fund that is globally diverse - look at UCITS funds that track the MSCI Global Market index. There are a bunch of them. Don't forget that you may want to use a currency hedged fund if you care about currency fluctuations against the pound sterling.

PsychologicalCup6938

Deficit spending is fine so long as the money spent is reclaimed at the point of stagnance. The problem is the sources of stagnance cry foul when they are taxed, and those sources tend to outspoken in shouting their ignorance of economic theory, and how unfair it is for them to have to learn, from the rooftops. These same people cry about how targeted reclamation has nothing to do with the price of tea in china¹, and is unfair to them. ¹: This is in reference to the currency/coinage crises in the UK that lead to the Opium Wars, which very much had to do with the price of tea in China.

PsychologicalCup6938

I'd argue the USA doesn't have the best system, and hasn't for quite some time, as the economic theory employed is based more on institutional inertia than function. The USA is fast moving in the direction of the UK, as the issued currency is consistently devalued by almost immediate stagnation and decirculation. To your point of "philosophy", a rather disturbing disproportionately large percentage of people with large amounts of capital or access to large amounts of capital do not see, nor understand, the impact of economic activity in relationship to the purchasing power of their money. They see a layman's abstraction, and stop there.

jamieperkins9999

Banks, oil companies, and healthcare are the largest holdings. Not driven by tech. Thats the difference. Banks doing well due to rates being high, oil companies doing well for obvious reasons, healthcare doing well due to ageing population and advancements such as the fat drug that everyone i know in the UK is on.

-mini-kuma

UK FTSE 100 index now +10%ytd just by not being sentiment traders 😶

PhotonicsIsFried

Look at history.The other countries that have invaded for oil are Iraq, UK (which left EU), Soviet union, Bolivia and Paraguay. EU has been absent, the union doesn't work. Europeans are hiding in the shadows.

radnipuk

You can also see the evidence in other markets. The UK ftse is up and its somewhat due to an influx of US investors investing in what is considered a value opportunity in the index. But its not enough to make a material difference to US markets.

Sybertron

Look up the rail bubble in the UK in the 1800s. Largely based on keeping the buildout going and for future profits not yet seen Very similar vibes to all this. The lending and spending got to be too much. The lenders reigned it in. Things crashed. 

SignificanceLate7002

The Daily Star UK wins best headline of the day award. "Sleepy 🥭 'poos himself' and 'makes it smell crazy' at friend's funeral"

cantTankThisFox

Just saw that 38% of my comments views were from UK and Canada 🤮

namewithoutspaces

OP appears to be in the UK, which seems unfavorable

acur1231

It's the UK. I see corporate and city types doing their emails and powerpoints on the commute every day.

RandyMarshsMoustache

Large UK retailer.. guessing FRAS?

burner4lyf25

I'm sorry, I thought this was America!!! Regards, UK

Any_Pomegranate1134

LENZ is LENZ Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq: LENZ), a commercial-stage biotech/pharmaceutical company Key drivers: * **Commercial progress of VIZZ** — Early U.S. sales started modestly (e.g., \~$1.6 million product revenue in Q4 2025 with tens of thousands of prescriptions). Growth in prescriptions, refill rates, eye-care professional uptake, and new channels (including a July 2026 telehealth prescribing option + TV advertising) are closely watched. High operating expenses and cash burn have pressured the stock despite a strong cash position (hundreds of millions, low debt). * **International expansion** — Partnerships and regulatory filings (e.g., Greater China rights via Everest Medicines with potential milestones/royalties, Australia/New Zealand deal, UK MHRA filing, EMA submission). These expand the addressable market but take time to generate revenue. * **Earnings and guidance** — Quarterly results showing revenue vs. expectations and spending levels have caused big moves (often downward on expense concerns). Next earnings were around late July/early August 2026. * **Analyst views and safety/side-effect notes** — Consensus has often been Strong Buy with high price targets (around $32 in some recent aggregates), but targets have been cut as growth assumptions reset. Occasional mentions of adverse events (e.g., retinal tear reports) have also weighed on sentiment.

thereal_horatio

They received shareholder approval to buyback some shares take a look at that. Believe it’s waiting in UK approval still. Could help out your thesis

Fantastic-Pear-2216

If you are only interested in UK stocks, then you can sign up to my morning email. It filters, scores and then ranks the UK RNS morning feed. Or just look on the website [https://app.alphamoveai.co.uk/](https://app.alphamoveai.co.uk/)

ShittyUsernane1222

it would be extremely funny if warsh cut rates to the point the USD become more worthless than turkish lira causing some random europoor to buy the US literally, made them rejoin the UK and British commonwealth

Zuko2001

The UK

Soffatjockis

UK paparazzi and taking unpleasant photos of people in cars Name a more iconic duo

BearyChristmas223

UK doesn’t have disposable income to invest. They blow it all trying to repair their hideously disfigured teeth.

hotforlowe

So about half the average UK residents’ wage?

snail914

Which country are you based in? In the UK, not a single broker will allow you buying US domiciled etf unless you are pro trader. And afaik, us gov also takes inheritance tax on us domiciled etf

-mini-kuma

UK + EU markets all open up! Thank god some stability in the world from this DRAM nonsense.

SnooGiraffes4110

It is minority because it just started after Covid. But now 30% vehicles are sold are ev in the UK. 97% in Norway.  Also people buy one EV in the house and keep another petrol/diesel. Couple use EV most of the time like gym, friends visit,  super markets. 

Ok-Adeptness-5834

Korea isn’t really that small. 50 million people is enough to make it a major regional power. Regional powers like France, UK, Germant are not that much bigger at around 70-80 million people. Canada and Australia are only 30 million people.

Minimum_Thought_5361

UK market is divided into inside and outside London. London is generally 20-30% more expensive to live in so salaries reflect that. Staff level in London varies, total comp could be £100k - £250k ($130k - $330k) depending on industry. Hedge funds/trading will pay the most, followed by big tech and the tier below big tech (like Monzo, Revolut, Deliveroo) - normal enterprise would be on the lower end but still above £100k Outside of London it's more difficult to get above £100k, cost of living is far lower though so the money goes further. Manchester and Birmingham are good tech hubs outside of London but won't pay anywhere near as much.

SnooGiraffes4110

Who cares? Electric cars have taken over China and Europe.  None of my friends in the UK are going to petrol pump except me. 

Minimum_Thought_5361

My experience has been the complete opposite. Around two months ago I entered the job market here in the UK as my old job was starting to get frustrating. Gotta say I was expecting it to be a nightmare but pleasantly surprised, managed 3 job offers from 7 interviews total and landed 25% comp increase. I work as a staff level developer with around 16 years experience behind me across start up, consulting and product companies. Just my experience.

SnooGiraffes4110

In my consulting firm in the UK, I don’t see any person leaving the job. Everyone stick to the job. I can remember 2021-2022, people jumping on the job like crazy. 

SkipPperk

The way to avoid this is to buy slow and steady. Instead of plowing $29k in at once, invest in an ounce every month (or quarter). That way you are buying all the time. You buy the highs, the lows, and everything in between. The same is true for stocks. You cannot time the market. Gold is basically currency collapse/political collapse insurance. If everything is fine and gold goes down, who cares, everything is fine. That said, you do not want to be stuck in Russia in 1917, or China in 1949, Cuba in 1959, South Vietnam in 1975, Cambodia in 1975, and who knows, the UK or France in 2032??? Gold will get you on the plane/boat. It is also better to buy a bag of rice with gold, as opposed to selling your daughter. So buy an affordable amount regularly and forget about it.

lefty200

> First of all nothing is signed yet, until that happens this is just news to try and keep everyone have faith. Some of these agreements turn out to be total vaporware. The UK OpenAI Stargate project was 100% bullshit. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/jul/04/openai-apparent-failure-visit-key-site-questions-stargate-uk-project

chaos-organized

I’m not touching CELH until after the investigation in Texas is over. I can see this possibly resulting in banning the sale of high caffeinated drinks to children under 16, which the UK recently did. Several other states have already stated this process.

Travelling3steps

PowerBall still waiting for its first UK winner…

Layskettlecooked

Im sorry, I didn't mean to imply you have no social life and doom scroll. The fact that you felt called out says something though! A lot of people have 2 jobs just to make ends meat and it's because of greedy corporations taking the system because of trucks down economics. Thanks Regan🤡 My point with bringing up do scrolling is to point out that on top of being over worked and under paid, it distracts people from real world events and problems. Again I'm saying in general, not you specifically. It's something that's coming on surprisingly fast and will have people addicted before people know that their addicted. All I'm saying is we aren't to far gone, but if we have our guns taken away, it's over forever. That's what's terrifying about the Dems. UK is the perfect example of what we should aspire to never become. People can be arrested for social media posts, and the strict laws banning almost every weapon, haven't stopped people from killing people. They've just made it impossible to defend yourself. Tldr: I was talking in general, not about you specifically. Also the second amendment is more relevant today than it's ever been. Maybe get yourself a gun and start practicing.

PhoenixProtocol

Nope, but Googled it, seems to be a US thing, and Canada UK and Aus, so only small part of the world, most countries don’t have it, majority of European countries neither. I’m not subject to such or similar thing here in Scandinavia.

Street-Corporation

Alright where’s the UK then? Why aren’t they helping clean this up? They’re the ones who instigated the installation of Pahlavi which led to the 1979 revolution. Luke Shaw didn’t create the IRCG but his country definitely helped.

ContributorKid

Meanwhile, India, Canada, EU, UK, Australia are all thinking, "What are these all terrorist cooking?"

-mini-kuma

Thought about it, but UK only reports twice per year and many companies, esp tech earnings are very small companies and spread throughout the year at really random dates.

East-Alfalfa2151

You indeed have a good point. Windfalls taxes in europe been happening of late, in UK in particular. However, Italy and it's pro-business/anti-russian Prime Minister Meloni is now very pro-domestic production and is actually deregulating, speeding up approvals for leases and drilling. And I see the country as a bright spot. I sure hope you are wrong. I"m into ANNA pretty large. Thanks for getting back to me. Best wishes!

so_chad

You can still watch “The Office” on Netflix with UK VPN tho

varateshh

Unless a hot war involving NATO breaks out, this is not happening. They are pandering to Trump until he leaves office. Maintaining the security of Europe does not require that amount of annual spending. There will be an increase but not to that extent. You can already see the cuts in spending increases happening already (e.g. UK severely reduced their spending increases after the treasury got involved). It's also an open question as to what extent European spending (and possibly Canadian) will be used for purchases from the U.S defence firms. There is a deep distrust of everything U S after the Greenland debacle (Tripwire forces from multiple European nations were sent there).

moxievernors

Can you open an account on Wise? Then they can pay the dividends to it as a UK domestic, and you can convert them to AUD or any other major currency.

1-866-867-5309

back then when UK was in EU https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/newet/emerging-business-it/no-discrimination-against-british-co-india-assures-eu/articleshow/1115742.cms?from=mdr

nickel_optimist

I had a similar thing with a UK holding. Dividend was $18 and my bank charged $25 to deposit it. Asked the registry to roll it into the next payout so I got a bigger lump sum later. Annoying but saved the fee.

livinginahologram

> Lol if u think ‘the people’ can decide on what’s best for them, I’d suggest u watch what happened with brexit First, the UK isn't the EU. Second, the British people did decide to exit the EU. We can argue that it was a misguided and uniformed opinion based on all sorts of political and social manipulation but ultimately it was what whats voted for. Nobody forced people to vote Brexit at gunpoint.

Rosella2562

Some days it feels like I’m only paying for hope, and it’s 100% worth it. Still a higher probability of hitting than UK employers paying me a liveable wage (UK average salary is £35k per year before 40%+ taxation, so lower than the average rent in London - doesn’t even cover a studio, let alone food and bills)

crackasscrackuh

They could end the US economy if they started selling their bonds. Debt owned by EU UK: $888.5bil Belgium: $481bil Canada: $ 472.2bil Luxembourg: $425.6bil France: $376.1bil Germany: $109.8bil Denmark: $12bil

ButtholeAnalogy

Sounds like the UK is gonna be getting involved now in the Hormussy. WWIII beginning in front of our eyes

River_Sandhu

From the UK, do you have a team called the 79ers and one called the 49ers, does each team get their own number or something? 😂

UJ_Reddit

In the UK it's now budnled with Sky, I guarantee that I flares numbers

avsfan0829

US AND UK ARE PLANNING TO CONVENE A HIGH-LEVEL MEETING IN LONDON NEXT WEEK THAT WILL FOCUS ON A POTENTIAL INTERNATIONAL COALITION TO PROTECT MARITIME SHIPPING IN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ, TWO EUROPEAN DIPLOMATS AND TWO OTHER SOURCES WITH KNOWLEDGE TOLD AXIOS. ... WW3 setting up nicely

NSUFootball

US And UK Planning International Conference On Strait Of Hormuz

Sufficient_Habit5091

>Trump considering a ‘massive attack’ on Iran as Tehran labels UK ‘accomplice’ to America. Remember when he said a whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again, only to taco immediately after insiders loaded up like bandits? I remember.

KittyLover-7

New UK PM being urged to award £2.4bn military satellite contract to Airbus over US rival Hmmm, so much winning and foreign investment pouring in

Icy_Jelly_315

UK is a sacrifice 🌮 is willing to make? Puts on anglopoors

Sufficient_Habit5091

Bears: did you see this headline?? >Trump considering a ‘massive attack’ on Iran as Tehran labels UK ‘accomplice’ to America. Market: best I can do is one red day before new ATHs.

Sufficient_Habit5091

Bears: did you see this headline?? >Trump considering a ‘massive attack’ on Iran as Tehran labels UK ‘accomplice’ to America. Market: best I can do is one red day before new ATHs.

greytoc

Sorry - I wasn't clear about my question - Can you also clarify where you are trying to open a margin account? A financial account - whether it's a bank, brokerage, credit account will all vary depending on where the account is domiciled as well. I see in another comment that you mentioned Robinhood. So - if you are trying to open a brokerage account that is domiciled in the US - the hurdle isn't margin approval. It's whether the broker can even offer you services. Robinhood for example can only offer services in the US and I think in the UK. If you are in Portugal - try one of the popular brokers like eToro, Degiro, or Trading212. It sounds like you already try Ibkr. You can also try Schwab which I believe can offer accounts through their Schwab International business. In Portugal - margin access is regulated by the Portugese Securities Market Commission - so any broker that offers you services are required by Portugese law to adhere to the requirements set in your country. There are also EU rules and requirements. In the EU - it's more common to trade with leverage using CFDs vs margin so you may want to look at CFD brokers if you are seeking margin. I am going to assume that you understand the risks of leverage - if not - please learn a bit more.

azkxv

Pretty sure after he got elected they got invaded and have lost 20% of their population to emigration/war, riddled with insane amounts of debt, infrastructure destroyed and territory occupied.. UK is finished ..

Ldn_twn_lvn

you need to qualify for a Pro Account, for more leverage at most UK brokerages

the_exile83

Oh the UK too, please come and charge me thousand of British Pound for the insulin that gets given to me for nothing, please give me that freedom.

Complete-Lock-559

I’m in a the UK too, Oxford. I have a feeling that this is the bottom. I’ve taken starters

Secret_Block_8755

I'm in the UK, that's 9am for me, I can go back in tomorrow if it's looking good.

FruitOrchards

Commodity? Companies make and sell solar panels, you can buy their stock, The UK solar panel market is about to explode, especially with how expensive electricity is here. If you don't see the value of understanding what I'm trying to give you the heads up on then I don't know how else to explain unfortunately.

FruitOrchards

Solar panel sales are going to boom in the UK, which means suppliers to the UK and companies stock is going to rise. Not needing an electrician to install or sign off on solar panels on houses is HUGE, up to a 2000w array.

-mini-kuma

UK just appointed John Healey as Chancellor of the Exchequer (i.e. Scott Bessent role) - a former journalist with no economic qualifications or experience :(

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

I'm surprised UK country etf is down today. $EWU Will be up tomorrow 

bombasticsideye33

I want to redo my portfolio, yet I’m struggling to decide what to buy. \- Long term portfolio. \- I want to sell most/all of World Index, as it overlaps 65% with VUSA. \- My cash figure is high because I just realised gains on Pacific index (95% gain). \- I’m interested in sector ETFs (semi, energy, etc.). \- uncertain about emerging markets. Vanguard S&P 500 (VUSA): 31.50% Fidelity World Index: 20% L&G European Index: 15% iShares Pacific (excluding Japan) Index: 6% iShares UK Equity Index: 9% Cash: 12% Wolff’s Top 15 Fund: 5% Aerospace & Defence: 2% Gold: 1% SpaceX: 0.5% Would really appreciate some advice, both on my portfolio currently and on what I should do with it.

Late-Tadpole-2318

“Any flexibility within UK fiscal rules” and now I’m wondering if the current shakeup in fiscal gov has to do with housecleaning or flight

Late-Tadpole-2318

wtf is happening in the UK

acur1231

UK brokerages don't really offer anything more than 5x...

mondeomantotherescue

Oh OK. I thought 85 meant it was 85. Standard in the UK is 95 Ron. Premium is 97-98

FullstackSensei

I read the article this morning. The whole study is a bit self serving for indeed, and twists reality a bit. Sure, I'd also want to move to a place with the same or better income, better climate and lower taxes. But where is that exactly? It's the classical pick two out of three. The US can be higher income if you work in tech, are good enough at what you do that you can find a well paying job in silicon valley, and don't have a family with young children. But you also have to factor in the political climate there and all the restrictions the US has with transitioning from a work visa to a green card. Places like the UAE have low taxes and good income, but as someone from the region I can say quality of life takes a substantial hit, and the prospects of never being welcome to settle also have to factor in. UK, well, you're not getting better climate there, are you? I also look somewhat regularly for jobs elsewhere, but I'm only looking for remote jobs. Having a family with a young child, I have very little interest in moving to somewhere like the US or UAE and the UK isn't really better all things considered. But had I been surveyed I'd probably still fall within that half.

Successful-End7689

Congrats to the new UK Prime Minister, your 10-day contract starts now 😂

MannyBobblechops

Firstly, why did you do a CFD? 😭 If this went the other way, you’d have to pay tax. Guessing you’re a UK citizen, so you could have done a spread bet instead. Tax free gambling is much better than taxed gambling.

Pete26l96

LET ME KNOW IF YOU THINK THIS STORY IS TRUE OR FALSE: Last year I (6'4 235 lb Indian Male in blue shirt and jeans) went out to a speakeasy and saw a beautiful woman (5'7 probably 130 lbs, British woman in a black dress, black heels, black nail polish, I was 27 and she was probably 10-15 years older than me but she was one of those women who only look more beautiful as they age. The thing is she was there with her husband/boyfriend (British, 5'8 probably 165 lbs and wearing a full suit). For whatever reason I decided I didn't care and stepped in between them to put my hand on the woman's shoulder, fully expecting her to push me off or the guy to push me. They were walking in a circle to the music with a bit of a gap between them and I thought to myself "You have the best looking woman in the building with you and this is what you're doing?". Well instead the woman just put her hand up behind her shoulder and had me hold it while we walked in a circle instead. The guy just stood there furious and when I went to sit down he started making gestures at me but I just pretended like I was blind and didn't even look at him so he started complaining to my cousin's cousin (I went to the speakeasy with my brother, my cousin's cousin, and my cousin, while on vacation in Hitchin UK from Canada) . After 30 seconds of holding hands and walking in a circle I go to sit down on a nearby table. 2 minutes pass by and the woman with her husband/bf walks past our table. Before passing by I see her smiling, and then she proceeds to take out her hair band to drop her hair, and she does the most exaggerated hair flip right in my face. She basically let all of her down to reveal her neck, and then flipped it to the side using her entire body/hips. I looked over to my cousin's cousin and my cousin and even they looked shocked. This caused me to lose it and jump up, just to hug her from behind. She almost fell over when I hugged her from behind but luckily I was able to hold her and keep her upright. At this point the guy furiously complained to my cousin's cousin and my cousin's cousin is on damage control. I decide to chill for a second and sit down, during that time I can tell my cousin's cousin is getting anxious and wants to leave so I reluctantly agree. Before leaving though I put one hand out to the woman so she comes and then I kiss her hand. She tells me "you're very cute" while smiling but I end up leaving because of my friends but not before saying "thank you", which is the only words I spoke to her. On the way out my brother, my cousin's cousin, and my cousin shake the guy's hand, so I do too.

Salt_Contract342

The UK has not mattered for 30 years Bro.

CEOofBeanz

If even the UK get directly involved, the situation for the regime will be extremely dire

spaurake

Finally a sign of light from the world of primates. Tates’ brothers arrested hopefully for good this tine after being arrested, jailed and set free in Romania, prosecuted and set free in UK, prosecuted in US etc. Despicable creatures

FullTard2000

i don't really like andrew tate, and I think him facing life in the UK is kinda funny. It always nice to see karma come around and dethrone someone. but i remember hearing him say "the cure for depression in men, for 99% of cases, is 10 million USD" Ive always thought there was a lot of truth to that statement

mondeomantotherescue

UK £1.75 a litre for diesel. Fuck Trump 

SeaEnvironmental756

Tate sucks but it is weird that the UK is going after him while covering up entire rape gangs in their own country. 

Etherius

Yes that’s correct Because the US government deemed Huawei a national security threat And recently the UK and several EU nations (Denmark, Sweden, and several eastern bloc states) have come to the same conclusion with the same result Chinese equipment and services are national security threats to the West Period

AdCritical5383

That chinless fa\*\* is gonna be a UK jail for a long while.

WeaknessLegitimate82

The American commentary during the football World Cup was an ear sore , thankfully I am Listening to UK commentary again , what else can you expect if they call it soccer and call some protected rugby like thing … football