It was another interesting week as Starmer's Britain continues its descent into outright tyranny...
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Mon 29 Sep - 131 shares. And yes, that is Matt Hancock standing at the
front alongside Burnham. You see, this is how globalist NGOs like the
WEF get what they want - they buy up both parties |
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Wed 1 Oct - 831 shares
It was not Karl's intention, but he does accept that Starmer here
looks more like Blakey from On The Buses, as opposed to the
Austrian Painter |
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Thu 2 Oct - 42 shares. This is now the default response of the establishment in
the wake of an atrocity, gaslighting the public by describing the very thing
responsible for said atrocity as 'our greatest strength' |
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Sat 4 Oct - 389 shares. This received some interesting
comments, with some cheering the detention of George
Galloway. A couple of people even went as far as to say he
should be locked up, purely because they perceive him to
hold views that counter their own. Even when it was pointed
out that the politicisation of the police by the state can be
used against any opponent, they dug themselves an even
bigger hole. Sometimes we despair. |
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Sun 5 Oct - 413 shares. R.I.P. Peter Lynch, the anniversary
of whom's death is later this month |
Just the two Facebook Stories last week...
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