https://t.me/Confederate1861/2492
Back in the old National Front days, we had an elderly member in Tower Hamlets, in occupied East London. A staunch patriot, Fred Adams loved the NF and the Queen.
He had no family, so when he came to write his will, this humble and decent old Londoner agonised for some time over whether to leave his £10,000 life savings to the NF or the Queen. In the end, probably encouraged by his solicitor, he chose the latter.
When Elizabeth received the money, she promptly gave every single penny to immigrant youth organisations in East London.
https://t.me/Confederate1861/2492
>Back in the old National Front days, we had an elderly member in Tower Hamlets, in occupied East London. A staunch patriot, Fred Adams loved the NF and the Queen.
>He had no family, so when he came to write his will, this humble and decent old Londoner agonised for some time over whether to leave his £10,000 life savings to the NF or the Queen. In the end, probably encouraged by his solicitor, he chose the latter.
>When Elizabeth received the money, she promptly gave every single penny to immigrant youth organisations in East London.
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