COMEDY CLIPS: MARCH

This is something we've introduced as a weekly feature on Facebook in direct response to the looming crisis our nation faces.  These are random comedy clips sourced from around the internet.  The thought process is simple - we could all do with a laugh right now.  We always cop flak when we deviate from the mission statement, so for clarification on how we intend to deal with the current situation please read the statement we put out earlier this week.

Meanwhile, here are all the clips we've put out this month.

Clip 1:  Ricky Gervais "Beret-wearers"

Clip 2:  Alistair Williams "Gender studies"

Clip 3:  Tracey Ullman "Jeremy Corbyn at the airport"

Clip 4:  Nick Heath "Corona commentary"

THE LION OF LONDON BRIDGE

Roy Larner (pictured above) fought back against the London Bridge terrorists three years ago.  The government has now rewarded him by putting him on a terror watch list.  There is no suggestion that Roy is a terror threat to anybody, but they're worried that he might turn into a Brexit Party supporter or something equally as dangerous - as if the police and MI5 haven't got enough on their plate already in the murder capital of Europe.

Comedian Alistair Williams tackles this bizarre turn of events in his latest YouTube video.

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BEEB BACKPEDALS ON BRAND

So, the BBC began backpedalling on Jo Brand's acid 'joke' in under 24 hours.  They airbrushed it from the iPlayer and went from brazenly supporting it to regretting "any offence we have caused".  

That somewhat misses the point.  It was never about 'offending' people (with the exception of acid attack survivors), it was about normalising acts of political violence.  Some would go further and argue that it was incitement, indeed the Met police are investigating such a complaint.  Certainly if some spiteful and easily influenced leftie hears about acid often enough it could encourage them to turn what Jo Brand called a "fantasy" into reality.  Let's not forget this is not the first time a Labour supporter has suggested acid be used as a weapon against political opponents.

Comedian Alistair Williams interrupted his holiday to lend his thoughts on the controversy from his hotel room.

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THE HYPOCRISY OF THE LEFTIST RENTAMOB

The Donald has now left the UK and we'll be winding down the coverage of what turned out to be another massive own goal for Labour and the left in general.  We may have one more video to churn out later today on Facebook and YouTube, but the following video will be the last of Alistair Williams for the time being.  He's still awesome, but we've already posted his material twice this week.

Here Alistair lays into the cowardly Unite stewards that pushed the old fella to the ground.  Look out for his mad leftist impersonation at 0:51.  Quality.

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BEEB BALLOON COVERAGE MOCKED

Brexiteer comedian Alistair Williams mocks the BBC's bizarre and heavily biased Trump coverage in his latest video.  "We're supposed to be impartial, but we stopped doing that a while ago - now we just tell you what's correct"...

Sadly, the balloon is no more, stabbed and punctured by a Trump supporter yesterday.

Rest in pieces Trump balloon (of course we all know that they will now crowdfund for a bigger one, but the irony of it being stabbed in Khan's lawless London - priceless).

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COMEDIAN TEARS INTO KHAN

Comedian Alistair Williams, the man behind the hilarious Burger King routine, has mocked Sadiq Khan in a six minute tirade on his YouTube channel.  WARNING: Strong language throughout.

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