MEME MONDAY #41

Karl was away last week, so the memes were a little more intermittent than usual.  The week was populated by several comical efforts, with mixed results, although the Ed Miliband meme went far and wide...

Mon 23 Jun - 491 shares on the main Facebook page

Tue 24 Jun - 113 shares on the backup Facebook page

Wed 25 Jun - 11 shares.  Aww, bless Zarah.

Wed 25 Jun - 708 shares

Thu 26 June - 60 shares.  The second in a series of similar
memes, mocking Blair's desperate attempts to promote
digital IDs in the name of anything and everything.
Sadly, there are too many comments that indicate
ignorance and/or anathema to the digital ID/CBDC
totalitarian social credit plan.

Thu 26 Jun - 1,027 shares

Sat 28 Jun - 53 shares

Sat 28 Jun - 84 shares

This week's Facebook stories included a milestone for the backup page, as we surpassed 40,000 followers.

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BOATWATCH #16

The recent all time weekly high of 2,083 recorded boat migrants appears to have emptied Calais as it was followed by a lull in the past week.  Just two boats were intercepted all week, but a lull is all that it is.  More illegals are en route, make no mistake.

Total = 118 (down 1,965 from previous week)

COUNCIL BY-ELECTIONS 26.06.25

A whopping ten by-elections were held this week, from Edinburgh in the north to Sussex in the south.  Labour were defending half the seats and finished the day on just one, a hold in Stevenage.  Labour's vote share was down in every single seat, from a marginal decrease of 1.7 per cent in Edinburgh to a crushing 34.3 per cent in Chorley, Lancs.

Reform continued their good form, with gains in Basildon and Rossendale from local independents and also taking a Labour seat in Sheffield.  In all three seats they came from nowhere to win first time round.

The other Labour losses came at the hands of the Greens in London, Conservatives in Chorley and Lib Dems in Edinburgh.  Labour enjoyed a narrow lead in Edinburgh on the first round, but eventually lost out to the Lib Dems thanks to Scotland's single transferable vote system.

Wickford Park, Basildon Borough Council

Ref: 922 (40.6%) New

Con: 840 (37.0%) +6.1%

LDm: 171 (7.5%) -6.8%

Ind: 148 (6.5%) -25.4%

Lab: 146 (6.4%) -16.4%

Grn: 43 (1.9%) New

Ref GAIN from Ind

Buckshaw & Whittle, Chorley Borough Council

Con: 576 (35.5%) +3.2%

Ref: 530 (32.7%) New

Lab: 412 (25.4%) -34.3%

Grn: 103 (6.4%) -1.6%

Con GAIN from Lab

Fountainbridge/Craiglockhart, Edinburgh City Council

(first preferences)

Lab: 1,293 (20.8%) -1.7%

LDm: 1,269 (20.4%) +13.3%

Grn: 1,133 (18.2%) -1.7%

SNP: 905 (14.5%) -8.2%

Con: 857 (13.8%) -12.8%

Ref: 489 (7.9%) New

Ind: 111 (1.8%) New

Ind: 39 (0.6%) New

Ind: 36 (0.6%) New

SFP: 34 (0.5%) -0.2%

SLP: 25 (0.4%) -0.1%

Ind: 25 (0.4%) New

Ind: 9 (0.1%) New

LDm GAIN from Lab (elected at stage 13)

Shooters Hill, Greenwich London Borough Council

Grn: 869 (34.6%) +19.5%

Lab: 756 (30.1%) -29.1%

Ref: 402 (16.0%) +13.2%

Con: 288 (11.5%) -2.4%

LDm: 128 (5.1%) -3.6%

Ind: 57 (2.3%) New

Ind: 9 (0.4%) New

Grn GAIN from Lab

Crediton Lawrence, Mid Devon District Council

LDm: 540 (64.9%) +12.8%

Ref: 226 (27.2%) New

Lab: 66 (7.9%) -18.3%

LDm HOLD

Whitworth, Rossendale Borough Council

Ref: 733 (47.5%) New

Con: 449 (29.1%) -0.7%

Lab: 251 (16.3%) -4.8%

Grn: 110 (7.1%) -4.0%

Ref GAIN from Ind

Catsfield & Crowhurst, Rother District Council

LDm: 267 (36.6%) -11.9%

Ref: 200 (27.4%) New

Con: 162 (22.2%) -10.9%

Lab: 101 (13.8%) -4.7%

LDm HOLD

Stocksbridge & Upper Don, Sheffield City Council

Ref: 1,789 (32.9%) New

LDm: 1,595 (29.3%) +12.1%

Lab: 1,324 (24.4%) -25.2%

Con: 332 (6.1%) -21.6%

Grn: 294 (5.4%) -7.1%

Yrk: 58 (1.1%) New

TUS: 43 (0.8%) -1.2%

Ref GAIN from Lab

Great Wyrley Landywood, South Staffordshire District Council

Con: 358 (48.7%) +9.1%

Ref: 292 (39.7%) New

Lab: 55 (7.5%) -30.3%

LDm: 30 (4.1%) New

Con HOLD

Bedwell, Stevenage Borough Council

Lab: 506 (43.2%) -2.5%

Ref: 404 (34.5%) New

Con: 105 (9.0%) -9.9%

Grn: 79 (6.7%) -7.8%

LDm: 78 (6.7%) -8.6%

Lab HOLD

Abbreviations

Ref = Reform UK

Con = Conservative

LDm = Liberal Democrat

Lab = Labour

Grn = Green

SNP = Scottish National Party

SFP = Scottish Family Party

SLP = Scottish Libertarian Party

Yrk = Yorkshire

TUS = Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition

Ind = Independent

WOKE WEDNESDAY #32

Despite the Supreme Court ruling on the trans issue, the leftist establishment are continuing with their misogynistic agenda regardless.  Earlier this week BBC News presenter Martine Croxall defied her employers and corrected an autocue script that described 'pregnant people'.  "Women" she declared, while struggling to stifle her amusement at the absurdity of having to do so.

The viral clip is discussed by Richey in the following YouTube video. 

Martine is obviously the exception to the rule at the progressive Beeb, which has jettisoned feminism in favour of airbrushing women from existence altogether.

Like the terms 'birthing people' or 'birthing person', 'pregnant people' is intended to degrade the sanctity of womanhood and, specifically, motherhood.  Progressives argue that such 'gender-neutral' language is necessary, as the language we have been using for almost two thousand years excludes trans and 'non-binary' people.  So in order to be 'inclusive' towards a miniscule proportion of society, we must denigrate around one half of society - ie. biological women?  The objective is to dehumanise women, to render their immutable characteristics meaningless and make them feel worthless.  It is the same reason men are being increasingly demasculated and the sanctity of marriage undermined.

The goal is communism.

This is why such language flourishes on the left.  Take the current First Minister of Wales.  As a health minister in Wales, Eluned Morgan referred to 'birthing people' multiple times.  She was quoted using the term in a January 2022 press release, and again in May that year in a cabinet statement.  The quote featured in the meme below is from an April 2024 cabinet statement.

Sorry Eluned, but you're fooling nobody.  Trans people who were born male cannot give birth and nor can 'non-binary' people who are biologically male.  In short, there is only one type of person who can give birth - a person with xx chromosomes - in other words a woman!

Last week's Rob Schneider meme generated nine comments and 25 shares on Facebook.

TOON TUESDAY #60

With this being the last Tuesday of Alphabet Month, we decided to dedicate it to the Alphabet People.  There is no-one better at mocking the occasion than the conservative Christian American artist known as Jimbob...

You can follow Jimbob for his latest work on X, Facebook and Instagram.  He also has a YouTube channel.

MEME MONDAY #40

Rape gangs, boat people, euthanasia and the G7 dominate this week's selection of Karl's finest...

Mon 16 Jun - 139 shares on the main Facebook page

Mon 16 Jun - 84 shares on the backup Facebook page.  The frontbencher's
remark on the BBC's Question Time received instant ridicule.

Tue 17 Jun -52 shares

Tue 17 Jun - 81 shares

Tue 17 Jun - 73 shares.  Starmer's own words from just six months previous.

Tue 17 Jun - 189 shares

Wed 18 Jun - 137 shares

Wed 18 Jun - 303 shares

Thur 19 Jun - 130 shares

Sat 21 Jun - 427 shares.  Adapted from a sarcastic post by Richey during the
spring 'heat-wave'.  Pretty much everyone got the humour, as these pathetic
attempts to invoke fear of the sun has reached propaganda levels.

Sat 21 Jun - 184 shares.  Italy's right wing PM Giorgia Meloni oozes style
and self respect.  Then there is the woman who would be British PM
given half a chance...

Sun 22 Jun - 115 shares.  Someone asked if this represents Starmer, Rayner and
Cooper, but you could take your pick from pretty much any trio of Labour MPs.

Sun 22 Jun - 127 shares.  The lefty balloon heads of Kneecap, who seem to
model themselves on the Marxist terrorists of Sinn Fein-IRA, but would
probably shit themselves if a car backfired.  They like to pose with flags, but
seem to prefer those of Palestine and Hezbollah, as opposed to the one which
adorns their ever present tea cosy.

Karl has continued to reissue memes in portrait format as 'Facebook Stories', with the following efforts featured on alternate pages.

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BOATWATCH #15

Another week, another record set for 2025.  More than two thousand invaders crossed the Channel last week in 34 small boats.  This represents not just a record number for 2025, but an all time record.  This year remains on course to be an all round record breaker, with the current trajectory set to surpass all previous years.

Starmer's pledge to 'smash the gangs' is in tatters and even he admitted last week that the situation in the Channel is deteriorating.  What is his solution?  He doesn't have one.  We are almost at the height of summer and he has absolutely nothing to offer...

Total = 2,083 (up 578 from previous week)

DEATH CULT 196

We know the identity of the 291 Labour MPs who backed Tonia Antoniazzi's depraved abortion amendment and we also know the 224 who backed Kim Leadbeater's euthanasia bill last week.  We have now compiled the list of 196 MPs who backed both pieces of legislation, including 13 Scottish Labour MPs - despite the fact neither statute would apply in Scotland.

These are the members of Labour's Westminster death cult...

Jack Abbott (Ipswich)
Luke Akehurst (North Durham)
Sadik Al-Hassan (North Somerset)
Dan Aldridge (Weston-super-Mare)
Heidi Alexander (Swindon South)
Callum Anderson (Buckingham & Bletchley)
Tonia Antoniazzi (Gower)
Jas Athwal (Ilford South)
Lewis Atkinson (Sunderland Central)
Alex Ballinger (Halesowen)
Paula Barker (Liverpool Wavertree)
Alex Barros-Curtis (Cardiff West)
Danny Beales (Uxbridge & South Ruislip)
Lorraine Beavers (Blackpool North & Fleetwood)
Torsten Bell (Swansea West)
Hilary Benn (Leeds South)
Clive Betts, (Sheffield South East)
Matt Bishop (Forest of Dean)
Olivia Blake (Sheffield Hallam)
Rachel Blake (Cities of London & Westminster)
Chris Bloore (Redditch)
Kevin Bonavia (Stevenage)
Jade Botterill (Ossett & Denby Dale)
Jonathan Brash (Hartlepool)
Phil Brickell (Bolton West)
Julia Buckley (Shrewsbury)
Maureen Burke (Glasgow North East) - neither the End of Life Bill or the abortion amendment apply to Scotland
David Burton-Sampson (Southend West & Leigh)
Ruth Cadbury (Brentford & Isleworth)
Irene Campbell (North Ayrshire & Arran) - neither piece of legislation would apply to Scotland
Sam Carling (North West Cambridgeshire)
Al Carns (Birmingham Selly Oak)
Sarah Champion (Rotherham)
Luke Charters (York Outer)
Jacob Collie (Burton & Uttoxeter)
Lizzi Collinge (Morecambe & Lunesdale)
Sarah Coombes (West Bromwich)
Andrew Cooper (Mid Cheshire)
Beccy Cooper (Worthing West)
Deirdre Costigan (Ealing Southall)
Pam Cox (Colchester)
Stella Creasy (Walthamstow)
Chris Curtis (Milton Keynes North)
Janet Daby (Lewisham East)
Nicholas Dakin (Scunthorpe)
Emily Darlington (Milton Keynes Central)
Alex Davies-Jones (Pontypridd)
Paul Davies (Colne Valley)
Josh Dean (Hertford & Stortford)
Kate Dearden (Halifax)
Jim Dickson (Dartford)
Samantha Dixon (Chester North & Neston)
Helena Dollimore (Hastings & Rye)
Graham Downie (Dunfermline & Dollar) - neither piece of legislation would apply to Scotland
Neil Duncan-Jordan (Poole)
Angela Eagle (Wallasey)
Cat Eccles (Stourbridge)
Lauren Edwards (Rochester & Strood)
Damien Egan (Bristol North East)
Chris Elmore (Bridgend)
Hamish Falconer (Lincoln)
Mark Ferguson (Gateshead Central & Whickham)
Natalie Fleet (Bolsover)
Emma Foody (Cramlington & Killingworth)
Catherine Fookes (Monmouthshire)
Anna Gelderd (South East Cornwall)
Alan Gemmell (Central Ayrshire) - neither piece of legislation would apply to Scotland
Gill German (Clwyd North)
Tracy Gilbert (Edinburgh North and Leith) - neither piece of legislation would apply to Scotland
Becky Gittins (Clwyd East)
Jodie Gosling (Nuneaton)
Georgia Gould (Queen's Park & Maida Vale)
Lilian Greenwood (Nottingham South)
Louise Haigh (Sheffield Heeley)
Sarah Hall (Warrington South)
Lloyd Hatton (South Dorset)
Tom Hayes (Bournemouth East)
Claire Hazelgrove (Filton & Bradley Stoke)
John Healey (Rawmarsh & Conisbrough)
Rachel Hopkins (Luton South & South Bedfordshire)
Claire Hughes (Bangor Aberconwy)
Alison Hume (Scarborough & Whitby)
Leigh Ingham (Stafford)
Natasha Irons (Croydon East)
Terry Jermy (South West Norfolk)
Diana Johnson (Kingston upon Hull North & Cottingham)
Gerald Jones (Merthyr Tydfil & Aberdare)
Louise Jones (North East Derbyshire)
Warinder Juss (Wolverhampton West)
Chris Kane (Stirling and Strathallan) - neither piece of legislation would apply to Scotland
Liz Kendall (Leicester West)
Stephen Kinnock (Aberafan Maesteg)
Jayne Kirkham (Truro & Falmouth)
Gen Kitchen (Wellingborough & Rushden)
Sonia Kumar (Dudley)
Peter Kyle (Hove & Portslade)
Laura Kyrke-Smith (Aylesbury)
Noah Law (St Austell & Newquay)
Kim Leadbeater (Spen Valley)
Andrew Lewin (Welwyn Hatfield)
Clive Lewis (Norwich South)
Simon Lightwood (Wakefield & Rothwell)
Josh MacAlister (Whitehaven & Workington)
Alice Macdonald (Norwich North)
Andy MacNae (Rossendale & Darwen)
Amanda Martin (Portsmouth North)
Keir Mather (Selby)
Alex Mayer (Dunstable & Leighton Buzzard)
Pat McFadden (Wolverhampton South East)
Alison McGovern (Birkenhead)
Kevin McKenna (Sittingbourne & Sheppey)
Anna McMorrin (Cardiff North)
Kirsty McNeill (Midlothian) - neither piece of legislation would apply to Scotland
Ed Miliband (Doncaster North)
Navendu Mishra (Stockport)
Perran Moon (Camborne & Redruth)
Stephen Morgan (Portsmouth South)
Joe Morris (Hexham)
Luke Murphy (Basingstoke)
Chris Murray (Edinburgh East & Musselburgh) - neither piece of legislation would apply to Scotland
Ian Murray (Edinburgh South) - neither piece of legislation would apply to Scotland
James Murray (Ealing North)
Luke Myer (Middlesbrough South & East Cleveland)
Connor Naismith (Crewe & Nantwich)
Samantha Niblett (South Derbyshire)
Charlotte Nichols (Warrington North)
Alex Norris (Nottingham North & Kimberley)
Melanie Onn (Great Grimsby & Cleethorpes)
Simon Opher (Stroud)
Kate Osborne (Jarrow & Gateshead East)
Tristan Osborne (Chatham & Aylesford)
Jon Pearce (High Peak)
Matthew Pennycook (Greenwich & Woolwich)
Jess Phillips (Birmingham Yardley)
Lee Pitcher (Doncaster East & the Isle of Axholme)
Joe Powell (Kensington & Bayswater)
Lucy Powell (Manchester Central)
Gregor Poynton (Livingston) - neither piece of legislation would apply to Scotland
Peter Prinsley (Bury St Edmunds & Stowmarket)
Steve Race (Exeter)
Andrew Ranger (Wrexham)
Steve Reed (Streatham & Croydon North)
Ellie Reeves (Lewisham West & East Dulwich)
Joani Reid (East Kilbride & Strathaven)  - neither piece of legislation would apply to Scotland
Jake Richards (Rother Valley)
Jenny Riddell-Carpenter (Suffolk Coastal)
Lucy Rigby (Northampton North)
Dave Robertson (Lichfield)
Tim Roca (Macclesfield)
Sarah Russell (Congleton)
Sarah Sackman (Finchley & Golders Green)
Jeevun Sandher (Loughborough)
Mark Sewards (Leeds South West & Morley)
Tulip Siddiq (Hampstead & Highgate)
Josh Simons (Makerfield)
Andy Slaughter (Hammersmith & Chiswick)
John Slinger (Rugby)
Cat Smith (Lancaster & Wyre)
Jeff Smith (Manchester Withington)
Nick Smith (Blaenau Gwent & Rhymney)
Karin Smyth (Bristol South)
Gareth Snell (Stoke-on-Trent Central)
Euan Stainbank (Falkirk)  - neither piece of legislation would apply to Scotland
Jo Stevens (Cardiff East)
Elaine Stewart (Ayr, Carrick & Cumnock) - neither piece of legislation would apply to Scotland
Will Stone (Swindon North)
Alistair Strathern (Hitchin)
Peter Swallow (Bracknell)
Mark Tami (Alyn & Deeside)
David Taylor (Hemel Hempstead)
Rachel Taylor (North Warwickshire & Bedworth)
Gareth Thomas (Harrow West)
Adam Thompson (Erewash)
Emily Thornberry (Islington South & Finsbury)
Marie Tidball (Penistone & Stocksbridge)
Jessica Toale (Bournemouth West)
Henry Tufnell (Mid & South Pembrokeshire)
Matt Turmaine (Watford)
Harpreet Uppal (Huddersfield)
Tony Vaughan (Folkestone & Hythe)
Chris Vince (Harlow)
Christian Wakeford (Bury South)
Chris Ward (Brighton Kemptown & Peacehaven)
Chris Webb (Blackpool South)
Michelle Welsh (Sherwood Forest)
Andrew Western (Stretford & Urmston)
Matt Western (Warwick & Leamington)
Michael Wheeler (Worsley & Eccles)
John Whitby (Derbyshire Dales)
Jo White (Bassetlaw)
Katie White (Leeds North West)
Nadia Whittome (Nottingham East)
Steve Witherden (Montgomeryshire & Glyndŵr)
Rosie Wrighting (Kettering)
Steve Yemm (Mansfield)
Zeichner, Daniel (Cambridge)

EUTHANASIA WEEK

Just days after Tonia Antoniazzi's baby-killing amendment sailed through the Commons came the latest reading of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, proposed by Tonia's Labour comrade Kim Leadbeater.  The euthanasia bill cleared the Commons with a narrow majority of just 23, so it seems that offing adults is less of a concern for Labour MPs than making sure that unwanted babies never get the chance to become adults.

Richey's video response can be seen below, including an extended look at Diane Abbott's contribution to the debate (8 minute watch).

As alluded to in the video, we have gone over this issue multiple times and it's beginning to feel like banging our heads against a brick wall.  The following video, filmed in December last year, sums up our shared feelings about the euthanasia of our fellow human beings and where the initial legislation will lead...

Time will prove us totally correct on this issue.  Watch this space.

COUNCIL BY-ELECTIONS 19.06.25

Six council by-elections were held on Thursday, with action from the northern reaches of Britain to the very south.  Seven seats were up for grabs, with a double header in the Highlands.  Although Labour's vote share was down in all of the seats it contested, the figures were not as dramatic as they have been for the previous six months.  Only in Sefton was their vote share reduced by double figures, with a large swing to both the Greens and Reform.

Reform UK continue to impress, including a gain in Yorkshire.

Buckingham, Adur District Council

Lab: 609 (43.7%) -7.2%

Ref: 311 (22.3%) New

Con: 301 (21.6%) -10.1%

LDm: 153 (10.9%) -1.4%

BrFt: 22 (1.6%) New

Lab HOLD

Cromarty Firth, Highland Council

(two seats, first preference votes)

LDm: 481 (20.3%) -7.6%

SNP: 403 (17.0%) -2.2%

Ind: 326 (13.7%) New

Ind: 323 (13.6%) New

Ind: 285 (12.0%) New

Ind: 182 (6.8%) New

Ind: 97 (4.1%) New

Grn: 89 (3.7%) +0.9%

Lab: 77 (3.2%) -0.9%

Ref: 57 (3.2%) New

Con: 52 (2.4%) -4.3%

LDm HOLD x 1 (elected stage 11)

Ind HOLD x 1 (elected stage 11)

Eilean á Chèo, Highland Council

(first preference votes)

Ind: 823 (23.5%) New

LDm: 741 (21.5%) +18.0%

Ind: 655 (18.7%) New

SNP: 527 (15.0%) -7.5%

Ind: 276 (7.3%) New

Grn: 239 (6.8%) New

Ref: 157 (4.5%) New

Con: 86 (2.5%) -8.3%

Ind GAIN from Ind

Eastfield, North Yorkshire Council

Ref: 538 (62.7%) New

Lab: 121 (14.1%) -1.6%

SJP: 118 (13.8%) New

Con: 40 (4.7%) -1.8%

LDm: 24 (2.8%) -23.3%

Grn: 17 (2.0%) +0.2%

Ref GAIN from Ind

Blundellsands, Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council

Lab: 1,290 (43.8%) -22.2%

Grn: 420 (15.5%) New

Ref: 386 (14.2%) New

LDm: 370 (13.6%) +2.3%

Con: 287 (10.6%) -12.1%

TUS: 36 (1.3%) New

Ind: 28 (1.0%) -7.2%

Lab HOLD

Ashford Town, Spelthorne Borough Council

LDm: 539 (27.4%) New

Ref: 459 (23.4%) New

Con: 374 (19.0%) -18.5%

Ind: 359 (18.3%) -9.7%

Lab: 234 (11.9%) -2.2%

LDm GAIN from Con

Abbreviations

Lab = Labour

Ref =  Reform UK

Con = Conservative

LDm = Liberal Democrat

BrFt = Britain First

SNP = Scottish National Party

SJP = Social Justice Party

Grn = Green

TUS = Trade Unionist & Socialist Coalition

Ind = Independent

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...

Morten Morland for The Times

Graeme Bandeira for The Northern Agenda

Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph

Andy Davey for The Daily Telegraph

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.

Andy Bunday on Instagram

Morten Morland for The Times

Steve Bright for The Sun

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph