WOKE WEDNESDAYS #31

In the age of equality, DEI and reverse discrimination, the issue of slavery reparations may sound a little over the top.  Even though black people across the West now experience a privileged first world existence, there still appears to be a huge chip on the shoulder of some.  Prominent black activists who already enjoy more wealth than most native Europeans, continue to call for reparations on behalf of people who were never slaves or have ever experienced slavery.  Such grievance activists are regularly rolled out on shows like Good Morning Britain to wind up the masses with their anti-white drivel.

The fact is that no white person alive in the West today has ever kidnapped Africans, put them in chains and transported them around the world to go pick cotton in a field for 18 hours a day.  Why should someone pay for injustices meted out by people they never knew?

Secondly, no black person alive in the West today has been put to work as a slave.  Even in the United States, which was a relative latecomer in abolishing the trade, you would have to go back several generations before tracing an ancestor who experienced slavery firsthand.

The absurdity of paying someone compensation for something they never experienced was perhaps best summed up by US comedian Rob Schneider.  He was addressing the reparation activities in the bastion state of the far left - the socialist Republic of California.  The California Reparations Task Force was set up in the wake of the Floyd riots and is the first such organisation of its kind.

If you haven't seen Rob's stand-up, we would urge you to get on YouTube and look him up.  Much of his comedy these days sends up his former political base, for like many he has grown into a staunch Republican.  Such a turnaround is hard to grasp for the left, despite the fact it's always older world-weary people who make the shift from left to right, hardly ever the reverse.  There's a reason for that.  It's called getting older and wiser or, more crudely, waking the fuck up.

And yes, there were slaves in California, but slavery was abolished in the territory by the time it joined the United States in 1850.  So strictly speaking, Rob is correct!

Last week's woke bench meme generated nine comments and nine shares on Facebook, including a testy exchange with a troll who has since deleted her orginal comment (but not before we screenshot it!)

THE BABY KILLERS

The fake feminists of Labour were in full flow on Tuesday as they debated the decriminalisation of abortion.  They implored the 'human rights' of women to kill their unborn babies, while at the same time resisting calls for a rape gang inquiry.  Their 'feminism' is selective and meaningless.  In any case, the legalisation of abortion 'right up to birth' threatens to wipe out many women before they are even born.  These MPs, who backed Tonia Antoniazzi's disgusting amendment in their hundreds, are nothing short of baby killers.

Neither of us here at BTLP are Roman Catholics, but anyone with the tiniest hint of a moral compass can see that this is not only wrong, it is pure evil.

You can watch Richey's initial response below, recorded late on Tuesday with a heavy heart.

TOON TUESDAY #59

We pick up where we left off last week, with Red Rachel's spending review...

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With Labour still trailing Reform in the polls, Reeves also reinstated the winter fuel allowance for most pensioners.  This was followed a week later by another huge Starmer u-turn, this time on the rape gangs.  There will now be a national inquiry, despite Labour blocking it only six months ago.

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MEME MONDAY #39

Normal service has resumed in the past week, with Karl's memes being shared between both Facebook pages.  If you are a Facebook user, be sure to follow both pages if you want to see our memes live.

Mon 9 Jun - 36 shares on the main Facebook page.  Apologies to the Flumps!

Mon 9 Jun - 12 shares on the Facebook backup page

Tue 10 Jun - 555 shares

Wed 11 Jun - 51 shares

Wed 11 Jun - 1,422 shares

Wed 11 Jun - 164 shares.  Globalists awarding globalists for doing globalist
things.  The awards system is corrupt and meaningless.

Thur 12 Jun - 19 shares

Fri 13 Jun - 158 shares

Fri 13 Jun - 16 shares.  Adapted from an article we published last week

Fri 13 Jun - 131 shares

Sat 14 Jun - 12 shares

Sat 14 Jun - 122 shares.  The misspelling of Tonia's surname is
deliberate and has become the norm whenever Karl addresses her.
One Facebook user criticised the misspelling, saying it damages our
credibility and also questioned the accuracy of the meme. Richey
responded thus: "Her amendment aims to legalise abortion 'at an
stage' of the pregnancy. There's no ambivalence in her objective. As
for her name, we've always called her that. She's a piece of shit. If
102,558 followers don't take us at all seriously, no-one is losing any
sleep about it. As long as your *checks notes* one follower takes
you seriously, best of luck to you."

Sun 15 Jun - 72 shares.  The only people who took exception to this in the
comments were upset that it was not a Cross of St George.  At BTLP we are
staunch Unionists and we value the contributions of our Scots, Welsh, Cornish
and Ulster-Scots supporters just as much as those who happen to be of English
descent.  No-one has suffered more under Labour rule this century than the
Welsh and Scots.  We stand with you, always.

Sun 15 Jun - 27 shares.  Posted as a reminder more than anything, as we
must maintain awareness of these seemingly cold cases and ask questions.
Will he be charged? And if not, why not?

Sun 15 Jun - 9 shares.  Corrupt and meaningless.

Karl has been utilising the Facebook stories tool in recent months and has begun tweaking existing memes in order to showcase them in the correct portrait ratio.  Here are a couple from the past week (click to enlarge).

And finally, here is an meme exclusive to binlabour.com that was never deployed on social media, primarily because the Musk-Trump feud died down quicker than an erection at the sight of Tonia Antoneonazi...

If you enjoy our work, you can buy us a metaphorical pint each here

Thank you!

BOATWATCH #14

The lull in small boat arrivals ended in spectacular fashion last week, with a four day surge that peaked with an astonishing 919 illegals rocking up on Friday alone.  This figure presented the second largest daily contingent for 2025 thus far.  As the criminals disembarked their Border Farce taxi, there was little sign of the 'women, children and babies' that Labour's Darren Jones has absurdly claimed make up the bulk of small boat invaders.

No-one is buying that, Darren.  Most people in this country possess two working eyeballs...

Total = 1,505 (up 1,505 from previous seven day period)

WE LISTENED, PLEASE BUY US A PINT (EACH!)

Our appeal against Meta's demonetisation of the Facebook backup page has failed.  We were informed a few days ago, after which Karl immediately set to work on a new funding avenue.  It is hoped that this new venture will entice new donations that can finally unlock our potential on X.

Following some objections and issues with PayPal, we looked at alternatives and settled on a site called buymeacoffee.com.  As Richey has never sunk a coffee in his life - and Karl rarely does - our tech wizard has managed to customise the page to reflect our love of the humble boozer.  To cut a long story short, you can visit our buymeacoffee page and buy us a metaphorical pint of beer each (at Wetherspoon prices no less!)

It's a metaphorical pint each, because in all seriousness the money will actually be ploughed into X, new editing software and securing our website for another year.  Any surplus is unlikely to be invested in Facebook, so long as they continue their censorious attacks upon our pages and like-minded conservatives.

Richey explains the latest developments in the following video, albeit soaking wet in the pouring rain!  Be sure to watch to the end, as Karl has added a brief montage of his work.

If you can buy us a 'pint' each (£4) or more, it helps secure our campaign going forward and imbues us with renewed confidence following recent difficulties.  Our buymeacoffee page is here or you can copy and paste the following link https://buymeacoffee.com/binlabour

Thank you for everything.

COUNCIL BY-ELECTIONS 12.06.25

Seven council seats are up for grabs this week, with polling day falling on a Wednesday in Gloucestershire.  The other four contests took place on the traditional Thursday, including double vacancies in both Northamptonshire and Nottinghamshire.

Labour were defending two seats this week, losing both of them.  They lost to the Greens in Gloucestershire, slumping to a humiliating fourth place with a big swing to Reform.  They also lost a seat to Reform in Nottinghamshire, where two seats had been vacant.

Elsewhere, Reform continued to perform exceptionally well, taking seats from an independent group in Leeds and the other Nottinghamshire seat from the Tories.  They would probably have also won two new seats in Northamptonshire, except for some bizarre reason they fielded too many candidates.  Three Reform candidates appeared on the ballot paper, but there were only two vacancies!

Severn, Stroud District Council

(held on Wednesday)

Grn: 439 (27.8%) +10.0%

Con: 425 (26.9%) -6.6%

Ref: 421 (26.7%) New

Lab: 177 (11.2%) -21.3%

LDm: 112 (7.1%) -9.1%

UKIP: 5 (0.3%) New

Grn GAIN from Lab

Morley South, Leeds City Council

Ref: 2,119 (36.8%) +29.8%

Ind: 1,415  (25.2%) -12.9%

LDm: 1,009 (17,5%) +15.9%

Lab: 634 (11.0%) -20.3%

Grn: 314 (5.4%) -3.5%

Con: 230 (4.0%) -5.6%

Ref GAIN from Ind

Haughley, Stowupland & Wetherden, Mid Suffolk District Council

Grn: 901 (64.1%) -11.4%

Con: 444 (31.6%) +7.1%

LDm: 61 (4.3%) New

Grn HOLD

Higham Ferrers, North Northamptonshire Council

(two seats, new boundaries)

Ref: 656, 556 & 335 (27.5%)

Con: 559 & 511 (23.4%)

Grn: 529 & 449 (22.2%)

Lab: 264 & 256 (11.1%)

Ind: 215 & 187 (9.0%)

LDm: 165 (6.9%)

Ref WIN x 1

Con WIN x 1

Mansfield North, Nottinghamshire County Council

(two seats)

Ref: 3,077 & 2,998 (59.3%) +57.5%

Lab: 1,259 & 1,211 (24.3%) -5.7%

Con: 500 & 426 (9.6%) -37.7%

Grn: 292 (5.6%) +2.8%

TUS: 62 & 39 (1.2%) +0.4%

Ref GAIN x 2 (1 from Con, 1 from Lab)

Abbreviations

Grn = Green

Con = Conservative

Ref = Reform UK

Lab = Labour

LDm = Liberal Democrat

UKIP = United Kingdom Independence Party

TUS = Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition

Ind = Independent

DISORDER DISPARITY

This past week has seen immigration-related violence erupt on both sides of the Atlantic.  In Los Angeles, leftist activists teamed up with Mexican invaders, after federal agents removed and detained illegals from sweatshops in the city.  The agents were attacked, roads were blocked, police were attacked, property was vandalised, cars set on fire and shops looted.

In a repeat of the absurd depiction of the 2020 George Floyd riots as 'mostly peaceful protests', legacy media outlets have again chosen to describe the widespread violence as 'protests'.  On the BBC News website the disorder in LA is not referred to as 'violence', 'rioting' or even 'disorder' for that matter...

Three headlines from BBC News, just 'protests'

Meanwhile, in Northern Ireland the town of Ballymena erupted after a local girl was reportedly assaulted by migrants.  Homes were torched, police attacked and violence has since spread to other towns.  The disorder is on a much smaller scale than Los Angeles, but that hasn't stopped the BBC from reporting it in a completely different light...

Three headlines from BBC News, violence and riots

The bias is clear for all to see.  Pro-migration violence is depicted as 'protests'.  Anti-migration violence is depicted as violence.

Defund the BBC.

WOKE WEDNESDAYS #30

It's Alphabet Month, as if you didn't know already.  June is now the month that big brands temporarily change their logos to incorporate rainbow colours or, worse still, the 'progressive' Pride flag.  It is now the month that schools, councils, universities, police forces, rail companies and politicians fall over each other to embrace this insidious agenda.

This is not to say there is anything wrong with gays expressing who they are, but to dedicate an entire month when there are much more important events that barely garner a 24 hour celebration?  It's just way over the top and has become more and more intrusive to the point that it feels like indoctrination.  Gays got their 'marriage' rights and they are subject to equality laws, while their lifestyle is now propagated through mass media and entertainment every single month of the year.  Do they really need a special month?

Of course, it is no longer simply about homosexuals and bisexuals - the L, G and B are the original Alphabet People.  'Pride Month' has morphed into something altogether more sinister in recent years, with the addition of more letters and the sight of drag queens and creepy men on all fours in puppy masks cavorting in front of young children.  Why the need to involve children?  If similar behaviours were exhibited by heterosexuals, it would be called grooming, paedophilia or child sexual exploitation.  There is no simply no place for drag queens in nurseries and classrooms.

This debauchery is equally horrific to many gay and lesbian people, those who hold on to some conservative values and who believe in preserving sex-based rights.  It is also frowned upon to be conflated with and lumped in with the insurgent Alphabet People, who many feel have been added without consent or approval.  The addition of the 'T' is still rejected by some activist groups, while the inclusion of Q, I, A and more has led to mockery and confusion.  The word 'queer' used to be a derogatory term for homosexuals, but now has its own separate identity, and for 'intersex' you may require some kind of cultural Marxist degree to decipher what it actually is.  Meanwhile, the inclusion of asexual people seems to cast the net to absurd lengths.  Since when did people who aren't interested in sex full stop become a distinct group that required accreditation?  And did anyone ask them if they wanted to be assigned to a much larger community that is populated by people who are interested in sex?

Therein lies the problem with the argument put forward by the so-called 'progressives'.  Pride is no longer a celebration of people who have been historically oppressed and marginalised.  It has turned into a freak show of both comedic and sordid proportions.  Men have donned female attire for centuries in the performative arts, without so much as an expression of disgust - let alone 'oppression'.  'Non-binary' people, with their stupid pronouns, have only existed since Marxist academics invented the name and globalists propagated the concept through their vassal media and entertainment outlets.

What is it all to do with being gay?

Anyway, it's a gloriously sunny day for much of the UK, so take a seat and soak up the rays - or defy the rainbow and crouch on the floor like a rebel...

Last week's black Britons meme generated 35 comments and ten shares on Facebook.

TOON TUESDAY #58

Toon Tuesday returns with two themes - the strategic defence review and a strategic mess brewing within the PLP.  Disquiet is reportedly growing within the Cabinet as Red Rachel struggles to balance the books without upsetting frontbench comrades.  Meanwhile, backbench revolts are around the corner as she continues to try and slash benefits.

Starmer has been beating the drum of war once again, as if Putin's Russia is going to rock up to our shores when it cannot even successfully invade a neighbouring state.  Then again, if they sent their forces by small boat...

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STARMER IS A C***

Unfortunately, Starmer wasn't at Saturday's game

On Saturday night around 7,000 England away fans took up a couple of chants that summed up the general mood of the nation.  To the tune of 'Give it Up' by KC and the Sunshine Band, they sang "Na-na, na-na, na-na, na-na-na-na now, Starmer is a c***, is a c***, Starmer is a c***."  They are also reported to have chanted "Keir Starmer is a wanker, is a wanker."

The fans had travelled to Barcelona, but were subjected to one of the most dire performances in living memory as their team struggled to beat that 'mighty' football nation of Andorra - population less than Weston-super-Mare.  Perhaps it was a sign of their frustration beyond the footy, that inspired them to strike up the chant.  Despite ITV's attempts to phase out the chants, they were audible enough to make headlines.

On Sunday morning, Trevor Phillips of Sky News put it to Labour minister Peter Kyle that the obscene chants displayed a 'level of unpopularity' that was perhaps 'a little early' in Labour's term.  Hove MP Kyle tried to laugh off the question by inferring that the England team do not concern him, as he only watches Brighton and Hove Albion.  Not a good response, if you are on a national station trying to win over the nation.

Kyle's floundering response didn't get any better as he added:  "This is football chanting, is it not the spirit of the game?"  Phillips pointed to the England manager's assessment of the chanting, who said it had been 'unacceptable'.  Kyle then embarked on the usual 'we've had to take difficult decisions' line, because Labour inherited such a mess from the terrible Tories.

Watch the clip below.

No, Peter, England fans won't be chanting 'nice things about' Labour next time around.  They won't forget in a hurry that all their bills continue to rise, their disposable income shrinks, crime continues to spiral and the invasion by small boats grows.  These are the consequences of decisions that you say you 'had to make', but which you had previously pledged not to make.

In short, you lied in order to get into office.

MEME MONDAY #38

Our content is sluggishly returning to normal, with a couple of new memes premiering last week.  More are on the way and all our regular website features will return this week, including Toon Tuesday.  Thank you for your patience.

Thur 5 June - 1,846 shares on Facebook

Sun 8 June - 39 shares

Last weekend marked five years since America's 'mostly peaceful protests' reached our own shores.  Far left activists, who had been demanding Covid lockdowns and state tyranny for weeks, hit the streets with more than a whiff of hypocrisy as they pulled down statues, damaged property and attacked police officers for two days running, which to be fair was fairly tame in comparison to the mayhem across the Pond.  The rampant violence across the US that followed the death of George Fentanyl Floyd included 19 dead, thousands of arrests and billions of dollars worth of property damage - but they were 'mostly peaceful' according to legacy media.

We marked the anniversary by sharing some of our memes from that weekend...