Showing posts with label Ed Miliband. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ed Miliband. Show all posts

Monday, 18 August 2025

MEME MONDAY #48

Another bumper week from Karl with 20 new memes and five Facebook Stories.  We have given the SNP an easy ride in their declining years, but the release of Nicola Sturgeon's book presented a prime opportunity for ridicule.  Two tier justice reared its head once more, as Cllr Ricky Jones walked free from court, while Chairman Starmer's approval rating hit a new low...

Mon 11 Aug - 1,087 shares on Facebook.  Despite its popularity, this
meme appeared to cause some confusion in the comments as the minus
symbol (as in -41) appeared not to register with some.  "It should be
zero" 
was one reply...
Tue 12 Aug - 117 shares
Tue 12 Aug - 17 shares
Tue 12 Aug - 78 shares
Wed 13 Aug - 39 shares
Wed 13 Aug - 128 shares
Thu 14 Aug - 5 shares.  After Richey referred to Antoneonazi on
X as a 'child killer', she blocked our account.  When we tagged her
in this Facebook post, she blocked us there too.  How sad, never
mind.  For those that were unsure, Antoneonazi is the MP who
proposed the amendment to decriminalise abortion up to birth
Thu 14 Aug - 62 shares
Thu 14 Aug - 162 shares
Fri 15 Aug - 140 shares
Fri 15 Aug - 422 shares
Fri 15 Aug - 58 shares
Sat 16 Aug - 574 shares
Sat 16 Aug - 62 shares
Sat 16 Aug - 19 shares
Sat 16 Aug - 753 shares
Sat 16 Aug - 34 shares.  This photo was taken at a migrant hotel demonstration
in Portsmouth.  The man's defiance towards the far left rabble should serve as
an inspiration to all
Sun 17 Aug - 4 shares.  It's fair to say not too many got this one, but Karl
is adamant that Khan can easily be mistaken for Ellen Degenerate...
Sun 17 Aug - 107 shares
Sun 17 Aug - 121 shares

Karl was a bit light on Facebook Stories in the previous week, but as promised he picked up the pace...

 

 


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Monday, 28 July 2025

MEME MONDAY #45

Karl enjoyed a long weekend break with the family last week, so the memes were a little slow in coming and there were no Facebook Stories uploaded.  Normal service will resume this week, including the return of Woke Wednesday.

Tue 22 Jul - 62 shares on Facebook
Wed 23 Jul - 189 shares
Fri 25 Jul - 862 shares
Fri 25 Jul - 31 shares.  Old Lembit has veered right in his middle age, which
is a well trodden political trajectory (older people rarely veer right to left).
The result of this emoji poll was as follows:
YES = 481
NO = 31
Sat 26 Jul - 15 shares
Sat 26 Jul - 119 shares
Sat 26 Jul - 78 shares
Sun 27 Jul - 11 shares.  We simply cannot let Starmer discuss the Middle
East without mentioning sausages.  For all time.
Sun 27 Jul - 26 shares
Sun 27 Jul - 24 shares
Sun 27 Jul - 463 shares

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Monday, 30 June 2025

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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Tuesday, 13 May 2025

TOON TUESDAY #56

Starmer's desperate attempts to portray his US trade deal as a success has been largely rubbished by cartoonists, while his new 'hard line' on immigration saw him compared to Nigel Farage in some rags.  With VE Day commemorations taking place last week, there is a wartime theme running through some of these efforts.
Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph
Josh on X
Bob Moran on X
Morten Morland for The Times
Peter Brookes for The Times
 Matt Pritchett for The Sunday Telegraph
Chris Riddell for The Observer
Tom Stiglich on X
Andy Bunday on Instagram
Morten Morland for The Times
Guy Venables for Metro
Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph