Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
November 10, 2019
Sad to say, but the British deserve this for all that gay shit they did.
RT:
The UK is suffering from a severe cold spell in the immediate wake of major flooding across parts of England after a month’s worth of rain fell in just 24 hours. One woman died after being swept away by floodwaters on Friday.
Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire were the areas worst affected by the deluge which started late on Thursday, and several severe flood warnings carrying a ‘threat to life’ remain in place for the River Don, according to the UK’s Environment Agency. The river has already burst its banks and flood defenses.
Emergency crews were called in to the worst-hit places to help rescue residents, and some shoppers in Sheffield were trapped inside the Meadowhall shopping center overnight Thursday. In Mansfield, dozens of homes were evacuated when part of a cliff gave way and collapsed into gardens.
Rail services have been suspended in the east Midlands and some roads remain closed.
Other parts of the UK are still under ‘yellow’ rain warnings, with weather forecasters advising that heavy downpours throughout Saturday could bring spot flooding and cause transport delays.
Next time, they should think before they do that gay shit again.
The River Don in Doncaster has burst its banks. The environment agency has issued 5 severe flood warnings for the area. pic.twitter.com/arb5CDauPp
— Rob Windscheffel (@RWindscheffel) November 8, 2019
Flood defences overflowing at Doncaster pic.twitter.com/pgZWIefrJZ
— Full Fat ? (@monsterbeers) November 8, 2019
Helping out in a crisis #flood #Matlock ?♂️? pic.twitter.com/O6PPaEIoLr
— Graham Barker (@graybag) November 8, 2019
Flooding in Darley Dale. Do not attempt Station Road.#floods #derbyshire #darleydale pic.twitter.com/hnfTkaO2zp
— Hari Johnson (@pixie_scarlett) November 8, 2019
Boris says that the floods don’t class as a nation emergency – how is this not a national emergency? Thousands of people have lost their homes and businesses. Look at the how much water is spread from the river. pic.twitter.com/l07Ix3eXIZ
— Faye-Olivia ✨ (@Fayeolivia_xo) November 9, 2019