Wednesday, 17 September 2025

WOKE WEDNESDAYS #42

It was a simpler world when chromosomes divided the sexes into two distinct groups.  Thanks to the graduates of the University of Marx, society is much more complicated now, with long-held scientific facts being thrown out of the window in place of 'feelings'.

It's all about empowerment you see, straight out of Karl's playbook of bourgeois bullshit.  These crazed leftists want to give children the opportunity to identify as dogs and giraffes, have their genitalia surgically removed on a whim - no need to consult the parents - and allow adults to identify as whomsoever they wish and rightfully command the respect of their peers as they march into whichever gendered toilet or changing room they damn well like.

The Marxist goal is, as always, to enforce equality through whatever twisted means possible.  And as per usual, the ideology mooted and inspired by that workshy loser cannot ever succeed, as in this instance those all important chromosomes will always win.

But wait, fellow man, let's indulge the commie clowns for a second.  With a dash of lippy and a padded bra, any of us can play the transgeneration game in Clown World.  Just don't forget to tuck the little man in and patiently await that Crying Game moment...

(it's a joke, please don't put us in a cell next to Linehan)


The previous Woke Wednesday (Battle of Hastings) generated 32 comments and six shares on Facebook.

Tuesday, 16 September 2025

TOON TUESDAY #72: PART TWO

We said that the second part of this Toon Tuesday would be starkly different from the first.  We need only let the cartoons do the talking here...

Ben Garrison
Cian Ci
SKS Cartoon
Gary Varvel
Tom Stiglich
SKS Cartoon
Ben Garrison
Tom Stiglich
Steve Kelley
Tom Stiglich
SKS Cartoon
Dick Wright
Gary Varvel
Arkitekyulid
AF Branco

Rest In Peace Charles James Kirk (1993-2025)

TOON TUESDAY #72: PART ONE

We're splitting Toon Tuesday for the first time.  The second part will have a very different tone and subject and will be posted this evening.

Meanwhile, this first part focuses on another dreadful week for Starmer.  The Rayner debacle and battle to succeed her has been swiftly followed by the Mandelson debacle.  Also on the menu is the build up to President Trump's visit (to be continued next week), while the ongoing clampdown on free speech in the UK also gets an airing...

Graeme Bandeira for The Northern Agenda
Dave Brown for The Independent
Dave Brown for The Independent
Andy Davey for The Daily Telegraph
Dave Brown for The Independent
Martin Rowson for The Guardian
Morten Morland for The Sunday Times
Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph
Guy Venables for The Metro
Ben Jennings for The Guardian
Morten Morland for The Times
Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph
Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph
Jason White for The Guardian
Grizelda for Private Eye
Christian Adams for The Sunday Telegraph

Monday, 15 September 2025

MEME MONDAY #52

Last week was difficult for both of us.  It had been a slow week anyway, but then came the absolute hammer blow on Wednesday night.  Karl and I called each other to digest the news that Charlie Kirk had been shot, a video call that was still active when it was confirmed that Charlie had tragically succumbed to his wounds.  An awkward silence followed, after which we called it a night.

Despite repeated suggestions from GB News correspondents that Charlie 'was not well known' in the UK, posts to our Facebook pages said otherwise.  Two Charlie-related posts on Wednesday night garnered more than 1,200 reactions - more than the five previous posts combined.  He was known far and wide in the UK and admired for his unflinching crusade to take conservative, libertarian and Christian values into the heart of the Godless Marxist training camps.

Charlie Kirk's name will be remembered for all time, unlike the rabid hate mongers who celebrated his demise.  And what's more, he will inspire more people in death - even more than he inspired in life - making his assassination the biggest recruitment catalyst in the history of conservatism.  The bullet may have took his physical body from us, but it could never take his spirit.  His presence will be felt forever, far beyond the Kirk family home.

We are all Charlie and we are on the right side of history.

Richey

Mon 8 Sep - 80 shares.  A similar version to this had been gathering digital dust
on Karl's hard drive for a while.  It's not the sort of meme we would usually
promote, but almost 500 laughing emojis confirm there is a market!
Tue 9 Sep - 145 shares
Wed 10 Sep - 192 shares
Fri 12 Sep - 440 shares.  This led to an accusation that we were engaging in cancel
culture, which should of course remain the domain of the left.  It was a fair comment,
and perhaps something that Charlie himself would endorse, although having been
forcibly separated from his young family was an obviously devastating moment that
only a saintly Christian like Charlie could forgive.  Lots of the vile heartless fascists
celebrating his death are being fired fired from their jobs over in the US, but none
of this brings Charlie back
Fri 12 Sep - 185 shares
Sat 13 Sep - 16 shares
Sun 14 Sep - 203 shares
Sun 14 Sep - 22 shares
Sun 14 Sep - 126 shares

Karl was busy with Facebook Stories last week, including two marvellous tributes to Charlie and a new milestone for the backup page...




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Sunday, 14 September 2025

BOATWATCH #27

We are reportedly now only a week away from the first illegals being flown back to France... and exchanged for an equal number of migrants who will be allowed to settle here.  It's not clear how many will be exchanged or how many have been detained since the initial announcement almost six weeks ago.  That figure could be close to zero for all we know, as thousands have crossed since those first detentions.

This deal won't stop the boats and only serves to perpetuate mass immigration by another name - legal routes.  The establishment won't stop until it has colonised our entire nation and ensured the genocide of our native peoples.


Total = 927 (down 170 from previous week)

Friday, 12 September 2025

MASKELL'S 'FAR RIGHT' FLAGS

York's hard left Labour MP Rachael Maskell has lashed out at the Raise the Colours campaign by labelling it a 'far right movement'.  In an interview with BBC Radio York, she linked the appearance of Union flags and Crosses of St George around the city to various alleged incidents without providing any evidence.  She says 'we're hearing' that children have been 'abused' en route to school, and there has been an assault - singular - in a city of more than 100,000 people.

OK...

But wait, there's more - 'racism' has been daubed on 'infrastructure'.  Come again?

You have to hear this nonsense for yourselves...


This is desperate stuff from yet another bourgeois university educated Labour MP who despises working class people and any display of national pride and identity.  She links our national flags to 'racism', the 'far right' and 'violence' and is clearly so enraged that such flags have been put on display that she hits out at her own Labour comrades in York City Council for not removing them sooner!

People like Rachael Maskell use words like 'far right' to disguise the fact that they simply despise white working class people.  It's not the people putting up the flags who are racist - it's people like Maskell.

Thursday, 11 September 2025

COUNCIL BY-ELECTIONS 11.09.25


Six by-elections were held on Thursday, half of which were Labour defences.  In a humiliating night, Labour lost all three to Reform in spectacular fashion.  Labour slipped to third in Bedfordshire, while they crashed to fourth in both Suffolk and Glamorgan.  Another gain for Reform bodes well for their Senedd hopes next year.

It was a mixed night for the Tories as they lost two seats - one to the Lib Dems and one to Reform - but picked up a gain from a residents' group in Cheshire.

Talbot & Branksome Woods, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

LDm: 910 (32.4%) -2.1%
Ref: 791 (28.2%) New
Con: 770 (27.4%) -4.9%
Lab: 170 (6.1%) -5.7%
Grn: 165 (5.9%) -6.6%

LDm GAIN from Con

Stotfold, Central Bedfordshire Council

Ref: 823 (30.8%) New
Con: 559 (20.9%) +1.3%
Lab: 532 (19.9%) -4.2%
Grn: 416 (15.6%) New
LDm: 339 (12.7%) +0.2%

Ref GAIN from Lab

Wilmslow Lacey Green, Cheshire East Council

Con:370 (29.8%) -8.4%
Lab: 300 (24.2%) New
Ref: 288 (23.2%) New
Ind: 215 (17.3%) -30.2%
Grn: 67 (5.4%) New

Con GAIN from Ind

Illtyd, Vale of Glamorgan Council

Ref: 729 (31.3%) New
Pld: 657 (28.2%) +10.1%
Con: 445 (19.1%) -10.2%
Lab: 414 (17.8%) -22.7%
Grn: 85 (3.6%) -8.6%

Ref GAIN from Lab

Pelsall, Walsall Council

Ref: 1,231 (45.0%) +31.3%
Con: 1,176 (43.1%) -24.1%
Grn: 127 (4.7%) New
Lab: 125 (4.6%) -14.5%
LDm: 72 (2.7%) New

Ref GAIN from Con

Newmarket East, West Suffolk Council

Ref: 343 (29.7%) New
Con: 288 (25.0%) +4.1%
LDm: 199 (17.2%) -3.1%
Lab: 176 (15.3%) -8.3%
Grn: 148 (12.8%) New

Ref GAIN from Lab

Abbreviations

LDm = Liberal Democrat
Ref = Reform UK
Con = Conservative
Lab = Labour
Grn = Green
Pld = Plaid Cymru
Ind = Independents and residents' groups

LEGO HEAD VS DOG WHISTLE


The contest to replace Angela Rayner as Labour's deputy leader will be a head to head between Bridget 'Lego Head' Phillipson and Lucy 'Dog Whistle' Powell.  Emily Thornberry and Paula Barker dropped out earlier on Thursday, as they had no chance of garnering the 80 nominations required from MPs.  Bell Ribeiro-Addy was the only other remaining candidate, but she too failed to get anywhere near the threshold.

MP Nominations

Bridget Phillipson (Houghton & Sunderland South) ..... 175
Lucy Powell (Manchester Central) ................................ 117
Bell Ribeiro-Addy (Clapham & Brixton Hill) ................ 24

The smart money will be on frontbencher Phillipson to succeed Rayner.  She is seen as one of Labour's rising stars, while Powell is still freshly tainted by her frontbench sacking over her despicable rape gang remarks.