RED CARPET FOR AL-SHARAA

Ahmed al-Sharaa and Keir Starmer in 10 Downing Street

On Tuesday, Downing Street rolled out the red carpet for one of the Middle East's most prolific, cunning and enduring Islamic terrorists of all time.  Ahmed al-Sharaa has spent the last 23 years in violent struggle across multiple countries, somehow managing to survive while all the other jihadist leaders around him perished.  Despite being captured in Iraq in 2006 while planting explosives, he was conveniently released on a technicality just days before the outbreak of the Syrian Civil War - the conflict that would eventually deliver him the keys to Damascus as his band of Western-backed jihadists dislodged Bashar al-Assad from power.

Of course Keir Starmer and his globalist predecessors made their bed with al-Sharaa, so they now have to smile for the cameras and gloss over the stench of their own hypocrisy and blood-soaked history of the man who now wears a nice suit.  The West is ultimately responsible for the rise of al-Sharaa and all the corpses that litter his back catalogue of bombings, kidnappings, beheadings and civilian massacres.  Without the 2003 invasion of Iraq none of the chaos that ensued would have been possible and al-Sharaa's rise to power would be consigned to an alternative history.

The new President of Syria has yet to hold an election, but has promised one 'within five years'.  Will it ever happen and if so, will it be free and fair?  Will al-Sharaa turn out to be any more democratically legitimate than al-Assad, the man vilified by the West and who was ultimately removed from power because he was beyond globalist control?

A short introduction to Ahmed al-Sharaa can be viewed on our YouTube channel or watch below (three minute watch).

MEME MONDAY #76

The scourge of Islamism remained at the forefront of last week's array of memes.  We may as well pump them out before we are locked up for 'Islamophobia'...

Mon 23 Mar - 216 shares.  One week on there have been no charges in relation to
the Golders Green arson.  A little odd for such a high profile incident

Mon 23 Mar - 123 shares.  Velleman is also involved in Marxist group
Hope Not Hate, which gets most of its funding from trade unions and has
close ties to the Labour party.  Interesting to note that despite Netanyahu's
wars currently raging across the Middle East, Velleman's parents somehow
managed to fly in from Israel for the sentencing

Mon 23 Mar.  The algorithm didn't like this emoji poll and
distribution was limited.  Of the few who responded, 93 opted
for the angry emoji against 31 deluded souls for the teary emoji

Tue 24 Mar - 1 share

Tue 24 Mar - 76 shares

Thu 26 Mar - 9 shares.  One wonders whether the wee man is angling for a spot
on the Westminster gravy train through his new best pal Zack

Thu 26 Mar - 225 shares

Fri 27 Mar - 358 shares.  Best comment hands down - "I thought
that was the FA Cup for a second"

Sat 28 Mar - 166 shares

Sat 28 Mar - 249 shares.  Rayner remains the front runner in betting markets to
succeed Starmer, although the Labour leadership process takes so long that it
could be the autumn before Starmer's successor is confirmed (assuming he
resigns in May, as expected)

Sat 28 Mar - 92 shares.  The Met always downplay attendances, but the
comparison between their estimates in terms of Saturday's clown show against
Yaxley-Lennon's 'Unite the Kingdom' are damning for the left.  As has been shown
by their lacklustre counter-protests in recent years, the left can no longer
mobilise the numbers they once did

Sun 29 Mar - 77 shares.  Some questioned the accuracy of this meme,
but Karl did his research.  Western Europe is changing alarmingly fast and
burying one's head in the sand helps no-one but the colonists

Five Facebook Stories were published last week, including another alternative design for the 'Diversity Is Strength' series.  Karl feels that the Pepe Clown World design is not quite appropriate for some of the worse crimes.

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MEME MONDAY #75

Last week was very much oriented towards Islam, thanks to a social media post from unexpected quarters.  It did not come from Reform or Restore or Tommy Robinstein - it was from the front bench of the blue wing of the Uniparty.  Nick Timothy, a Suffolk MP elected in 2024, lambasted the mass prayer event in Trafalgar Square and - equally surprising - his party leader resisted calls from Chairman Starmer and co to sack him.

Times they are a changing...

Mon 16 Mar - 20 shares.  Sometimes Karl is just very silly

Mon 16 Mar - 12 shares

Tue 17 Mar - 22 shares.  The wee Slavic beggar was back in town

Wed 18 Mar - 45 shares

Thu 19 Mar - 92 shares

Fri 20 Mar - 489 shares.  It never ceases to amaze how so many of the same
people who have spent years condemning the war on Iraq, have swung so
vociferously in support of the war on Iran.  Some of the comments on this
post were nothing short of retarded

Fri 20 Mar - 53 shares

Sat 21 Mar - 624 shares.  Good riddance, Marty

Sat 21 Mar - 41 shares

Sun 22 Mar - 79 shares

Six Facebook Stories were published throughout the week, including a new alternative design for the 'Diversity is Strength' series...

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COWARDLY CAMPBELL FLUNKS OUT

Tony Blair's right hand man flunked out of a TV debate last night after being challenged about 'truth in politics'.  Appearing on Piers Morgan's Talk TV show, Alastair Campbell was involved in a fiery exchange with conservative author and commentator Douglas Murray.  Murray took umbrage with Campbell's criticism of the PM, in particular his much spouted views about Boris Johnson's 'moral compass'.  After the bickering pair were finally brought back under control, Murray delivered this damning verdict: "Most people remember Alastair Campbell's career, most people recognise him as being more responsible than anyone in our lifetimes for degrading the idea of truth in politics.  Most people in Britain want to hear Alastair Campbell talking about truth about as much as they want to hear Jeffrey Epstein about the age of consent.  The idea that Alastair Campbell is any kind of expert on truth or decency is absolutely laughable."

Campbell was furious and again tried to talk over Murray.  In responding, Campbell labelled Murray a 'right-wing non-entity' to which his opponent broke into laughter.  Murray then repeatedly taunted Campbell about Dr David Kelly.  On the third mention of Kelly's name, Campbell decided to cut and run, claiming that he had been misled about Murray's presence.  Murray continued to mock him as he hung up, beaming with a wide grin.

Click below for the clip (WARNING: Clip also contains Piers Morgan).

Staunch Remainer Campbell has had it in for Boris Johnson since the EU referendum and has ramped up his anti-Boris rhetoric since he became PM.  On Thursday morning he was again ripping into Johnson on his Twitter profile, accusing him of 'trashing and debasing the highest office in the land'.

As Douglas Murray quite rightly points out - that's a bit rich coming from a war mongerer like Campbell.

MOST SHARED: WEEK 282

Keir Starmer's current balancing act over Brexit is a damage limitation exercise in respect of his long-standing campaign to overturn the 2016 result.  After-all it is believed that it was Starmer himself who orchestrated Labour's second referendum con-trick going into the 2019 general election - a referendum in which Leave would not be an option.  While Starmer said yesterday that Britain should 'get on with Brexit', he also laid down the groundwork for his party to oppose the government's controversial Internal Market Bill.  Many of his MPs have also voiced opposition, citing the fact it rolls back on the Withdrawal Agreement and breaches international law.  Joining them in condemnation are every single surviving Prime Minister of the UK - from John Major to Theresa May and everyone in between, including the warmongerer and architect of the 2003 invasion of Iraq.  How ironic...

Shared precisely 2,000 times via the Facebook page.

CAMPBELL'S HIGH HORSE OF HYPOCRISY

It wasn't so much what was in the Russia report that set Remainers' tongues wagging, rather what wasn't in it.  Four years on there is still no proof whatsoever that Russia interfered in the EU referendum, but that didn't stop remoaners from surmising that a failure to investigate it meant it happened!  As per usual, whenever there is a question over Brexit the mainstream media call on their favourite correspondent to angrily tell viewers that Remain was robbed.  "Lies" and "fraud" were buzz words as Campbell ranted about a decision that was made by voters years ago in a referendum in which his own side lied - and threatened - aplenty.  Cameron even called in the US president to tell Brits that they would be put at the "back of the queue" if they dared to vote Leave.  How's that for foreign interference Alastair?

Of course it's always the height of hypocrisy to have a man responsible for one of the most devastating lies of the 21st century lecturing people about lies...

MOST SHARED: WEEK 263

A BTLP original, this was shared 1,609 times via Facebook.

CAMPBELL OUTFOXED

Alastair Campbell clashed with the Brexit Party's Claire Fox on the BBC's Politics Live earlier today.  Never one to miss an opportunity to bash Brexit, Campbell bizarrely claimed that our departure from the EU would help to destabilise the Middle East still further.  Shocking arrogance from Campbell, but Fox was swift to point out that the biggest destabilising factor in the region in was the Iraq War.  He laughed off her comments as only a true psychopath could, having contributed to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people with his dodgy Iraq dossier...

MOST SHARED: WEEK 242

One of two paper-waving memes we did last week, this one before the Russian links were revealed.

One Facebook user commented that Corbyn was beginning to look like Neville Chamberlain constantly waving his shady documents around.  Paper-waving didn't end well for Chamberlain either.  Shared 8,025 times via our Facebook page.

MOST SHARED: WEEK 215

A BTLP original in response to the Remain-orchestrated prosecution of Boris Johnson, this became the most shared meme from our Facebook page since February, shared 21,007 times.  It's been a while since we targeted Blair and his illegal war and it's fair to say we don't do it often enough considering the death, destruction and ongoing chaos in the Middle East arising from it - not to mention the loss of British life.

The inclusion of Campbell in this meme topped off a perfect storm and, as one of our followers pointed out - when will it be the turn of all the Remainers who promised to 'respect the referendum result' and have spent three years trying to overturn it?

TODAY'S MEMES 19/08/18

Tony Blair's glowing tribute to his deceased former opponent was a little sickening.  We took Blair's words and imagined that Kofi Annan might have spoken what so many of us think.  

Rest In Peace Kofi Annan (1938-2018).

Any time is a good time to bring up this BBC tweet (long deleted, but screen-capped in perpetuity), and of course the hash #boycottthelicence

The infamous bonfire in Londonderry last week, only right to remind people of the links these two men continue to have with Irish Republicans.

The tragedy of socialist Venezuela is in the news again as hundreds of thousands flee the country.  Corbyn, Abbott and the wee lad Owen will be very quiet about it, obviously.