MEME MONDAY #73

CCP spying and the Edinburgh stabbing rampage featured prominently in last week's efforts, with a couple of outings for Westminster's newest collaborator MP...  

Mon 2 Mar - 24 shares.  Hannah Spencer, bless.  The country her voters want

is quite different from the one she inhabits

Mon 2 Mar - 60 shares.  Another abhorrent rampage on Britain's
streets, later confirmed to be a consequence of open borders and
liberal immigration policies (by the Conservative government
in this instance)

Mon 2 Mar - 99 shares.  Sad to see in the comments there are a lot
of short-sighted people on the right regarding Israel's latest war

Tue 3 Mar - 74 shares

Tue 3 Mar - 0 shares.  It's fair to say this one confused a few followers.  US singer
Pink absolutely hates any comparison to Eddie Izzard - not necessarily because
she even knows who he is - but because her debauched progressive values
don't extend towards being compared to a biological male.  She threw a hissy
fit on X when someone posted a picture of Eddie to her on her birthday,
calling it 'hateful'.  So whatever you do, don't post a picture of Eddie Izzard
to Pink on her birthday, which is the eighth of September.  That's September 8,
right.  September the 8th.  Don't you do it!!

Tue 3 Mar - 201 shares

Wed 4 Mar - 66 shares.  The Scottish MP has since suspended
herself from the PLP pending the investigation into her husband

Thu 5 Mar - 1 share

Thu 5 Mar - 207 shares

Thu 5 Mar - 67 shares.  A roundabout way of declaring that diversity
is strength, but that's exactly what she is saying!

Fri 6 Mar - 60 shares.  Imagine hearing that you could enter the UK
illegally, get your asylum application rejected and the government offers
you £40,000 to leave?  What a deterrent that will be, not!

Fri 6 Mar - 31 shares.  Entered the UK in 2019, claiming to be a minor and got
British citizenship in 2023.  Seven years ago he couldn't have looked a day
over 46.  We must be mad, literally mad

Fri 6 Mar - 38 shares

Sat 7 Mar - 23 shares.  Didn't think people would be having this,
but turns out that people aren't at all surprised that BBC News has
a website in Pidgin English!

Sat 7 Mar - 46 shares

Sun 8 Mar - 3 shares.  The caption reads something like: Fancy a bit of
communism, I can help, call me

Sun 8 Mar - 54 shares

Sun 8 Mar - 34 shares.  Multiple versions of this photo have gone viral,
but it's not clear if the original was AI-generated or not.  To avoid any
potential legal issues, Karl manipulated it still further, removing items and
giving 'Lauren' a new appearance

Sun 8 Mar - 6 shares

Karl was busy with Facebook Stories last week, including another three editions of 'Diversity is Strength'.  We also received an impressive £40 donation that we are both very grateful for as it goes most of the way towards securing the cost of our domain name for binlabour.com

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THE GREEN TROJAN HORSE

The Green Party has been heavily pushed by legacy media in recent months, so far with little to show for the effort.  Each Thursday their electoral returns in council by-elections have not lived up to the 'Green surge' we are being sold.  Their share of the vote remains fairly flat, in fact it's quite often down, and that's in the few seats that the party bothers to contest.  Then out of nowhere came an impressive victory in Leicester last Thursday.

The last time voters went to the polls in Stoneygate ward, the Greens finished last, behind Labour, the Tories, independents and Lib Dems.  That was three years ago.  Last week they bested all comers, including Reform, and did indeed 'surge' to first place.  What made Stoneygate special, so different?

The list of names on the ballot paper should provide a clue.  From a field of eight candidates, six were of south Asian descent.  The last census showed Stoneygate with a 63 per cent Muslim majority.  The Greens' success here was built on sectarian politics, something they hope to exploit again in Gorton and Denton this Thursday.

While the Muslim population of the Manchester constituency stood at less than 30 per cent in the same census, if we know anything about that community at all it is their ability to put a cross on a ballot paper.  'Even dead Muslims vote' is a common phrase on the campaign trail in such Balkanised towns, a reference to decades of fraudulent voting patterns.  This is why the left are always opposed to voter ID, despite being largely in favour of every other type of ID.

While Muslim settlers have flirted with other parties in the past, it has generally been sporadic and short-lived.  George Galloway has tried to exploit the Muslim vote with multiple parties and got himself back on the Westminster gravy train twice - first through Respect and later the Workers Party of Britain.  Now the Greens are getting in on the act, appealing to Islamist discontent with Labour's perceived failure to support the Palestinian cause.

In Gorton and Denton they have cynically targeted such grievances.  One leaflet features candidate Hannah Spencer stood in front of a local mosque and 'STOP ISLAMOPHOBIA' written in bold letters.  The reverse side of the leaflet contains a series of punchy slogans written only in Urdu.  The national language of Pakistan has also been used in a social media video promoting the Greens, albeit you'll be hard pushed to find any references to their progressive liberal policies.  The video plays to a victimhood mentality in the community, showing images of Home Office detentions, ICE detentions (in the US), the summer riots of 2024, references to 'Islamophobia' and demonising Labour over Gaza and Reform over 'racism'.

The video is discussed by Richey in the following YouTube video (five minute watch).

Whether the Greens have successfully persuaded enough Muslims to swing the vote in their favour will be revealed in the early hours of Friday.  They remain odds on favourites across betting markets and lead Reform by four points in one poll, while they are in a dead heat with Labour in another.

The Balkanisation of our country, in particular the towns and cities where more than half of our parliamentary constituencies reside, does not bode well for a cohesive democracy.  Diversity is not strength, no matter how many times the left-leaning establishment bang that propaganda drum.  A victory for the Greens in Gorton and Denton will not serve the establishment, it will provide a spring board for an Islamist trojan horse that will ultimately sweep away our democracy, and along with it all those progressive values that the Green Party and other hard left parties dote on.

MEME MONDAY #65

Karl is meming more regularly now, although some things have been kicked into the long grass for now - in particular some videos he was working on before family strife took over.  The return of Woke Wednesdays is likely to be pushed back to mid-February, but Toon Tuesday could return as early as tomorrow.

Mon 5 Jan - 78 shares

Tue 6 Jan - 124 shares

Wed 7 Jan - 61 shares

Thu 8 Jan - 147 shares

Thu 8 Jan - 69 shares

Sun 11 Jan - 411 shares

Sun 11 Jan - 334 shares

Sun 11 Jan - 19 shares

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MP TROTS OUT THE USUAL

The Bondi Beach gunmen and Labour MP Lola McEvoy

The massacre at Bondi Beach will come as no surprise to anyone who has long warned about the perils of mass immigration and multi-culturalism.  Such horrors are the direct result of importing millions of people into the West, along with their religious and cultural grievances.  The same establishment ultimately responsible for this insane policy will never admit wrongdoing, so they continue to gaslight their native populace with smoke and mirrors bullshit.

In the aftermath of the slaughter at Bondi, the Labour MP for Darlington appeared on GB News and delivered the now standard establishment response: "Diversity is strength".  Lola McEvoy's rambling assessment of the incident was reminiscent of Gary Neville's infamous evaluation of the Manchester synagogue attack, in which he failed to address the actual perpetrator and instead went on to blame 'middle-aged white men' for creating division.  Likewise, McEvoy spoke of those amplifying a 'narrative of division' and how 'the way we think of people who aren't like us' needs to be 'detoxified' - as if white Western Europeans are the problem, as opposed to the men using guns, knives and vehicles to kill our people.

She then trotted out the 'diversity is our strength' line, before some soundbites about Jo Cox.

Watch below.

Diversity is not strength, it is death - the death of our civilisation.  The traitors who deploy this sickening deception are fooling no-one and if there is any justice in the world they will one day pay for their complicity in the murder, rape and terror they have inflicted on our nations.

GAZA MP BEMOANS 'RACISM'

Adnan Hussain MP, hand outstretched

According to the 2021 census, the white British occupants of the Lancastrian town of Blackburn presented a dwindling majority of just 57 per cent.  The expanding Pakistani-descended population stood at around 35 per cent and it was this latter smaller, but much more powerful demographic that ensured that in 2024 the town elected an MP from outside the Labour party for the first time in 69 years.

That MP was a solicitor from Burnley called Adnan Hussain.

Hussain defeated the Labour incumbent Kate Hollern by the narrow margin of just 132 votes.  He got himself elected, not on the promise of making Britain great again or helping local people with day to day issues, but purely on the back of Muslim anger about events taking place thousands of miles away in Gaza.  He was not alone in that general election, for three Muslim brothers elsewhere around the country got themselves elected on the back of a similar ticket.  Together, alongside Jeremy Corbyn, they went on to form the Independent Alliance in the House of Commons.  Their logo is inspired by the flag of Palestine and is made up of the four colours of that flag.

The logo of The Independent Alliance

These five MPs are more concerned with Gaza than they are about the constituencies that elected them, a consequence of modern multi-cultural Britain and the fractured society that has been imported and imposed on our nation.  Corbyn asides, the four Muslim MPs have their own fifth columnist agenda.

This was evident last week when Hussain posted in defence of ritual halal slaughter on his X account - in between all the posts about Palestine.  The motivation for his post appeared to be a forthcoming Commons debate on banning ritual slaughter, in which livestock are widely killed without pre-stunning.  The petition that triggered this debate was nudged past the required 100,000 signatures largely thanks to BTLP, after we shared it to our Facebook page.  At that time the petition was struggling to reach the threshold and was due to expire on May 21.  Thankfully, the petition enjoyed a late surge and will now be debated in the Commons on June 9.

The problem with Hussain's assertion is that the petition text does not even mention halal and instead refers generically to 'non-stun slaughter'.  The only reference to halal on the petition page is found in the government response, which opens with the following statement:  "The government encourages the highest standards of animal welfare at slaughter and would prefer all animals to be stunned before slaughter, but it respects the rights of Jews and Muslims to eat meat prepared in accordance with their religious beliefs."

The statement goes on to defend halal slaughter with the claim that 'a significant proportion of halal meat comes from animals that are stunned before slaughter'.  Despite the opening reference to 'Jews', it does not mention kosher slaughter, but that is no fault of the person who wrote the petition.

As for Hussain's claim that 'racism' could be motivating detractors of halal slaughter, followers of Islam do not constitute a specific ethnic group, therefore his claim is baseless.  By driving a wedge between the two, it's no stretch to suggest that the only bigotry on show here is from Hussain himself.  His intention is to paint Muslims as a collective victim, while Jews are allowed to proceed with their own stun-free barbarism free of criticism.  However, those of us who wish to see an end to halal slaughter also demand the same for kosher slaughter.

Hussain's post has since been subject to an X community context note, which decrees that the petition calls for a ban on all religious non-stun slaughter, which clearly would apply to both halal and kosher slaughter.  Jog on, chancer.

A SELECTIVE BLASPHEMY LAW

Tahir Ali's proposal is intended to protect Islam from criticism

A Birmingham MP and second generation Pakistani called on Keir Starmer to implement what amounts to a blasphemy law during Wednesday's PMQs.  Tahir Ali, MP for Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley, highlighted the timing as 'Islamophobia Awareness Month' and proceeded to call for 'measures to prohibit the desecration of all religious texts and the prophets of the Abrahamic religions'.

Ali is one of four Muslim members of Labour's Socialist Campaign Group and is highly supportive of the Palestinian cause, while being highly critical of Israel.  He can speak about 'Abrahamic religions' all he likes, but his intentions are clearly not intended to defend Judaism, or Christianity for that matter.  He framed the question around 'Islamophobia Awareness Month', so we know exactly what he wants to protect from criticism.  Also, by using that term, he conveniently omits Sikhs and Hindus as they are not of the 'Abrahamic faiths'.  What we have here is a bigot, born and bred in Birmingham, but whose loyalties are to Pakistan and Islam.

Watch the clip below, including Starmer's response, in which he does not rule it out...

We don't need more laws to protect Islam from criticism in this country, in fact we need to be able to speak more freely about this fifth column threat to the fabric of our society, whether that be innocent civilians blown up or stabbed to death, young girls groomed and raped or school teachers in hiding.  Our society - whether you are religious or not - is rooted in Christianity.  Defend it at all costs.

STARMER BEMOANS 'ISLAMOPHOBIA'

In our latest YouTube video, Richey delves into Keir Starmer's exploitation of 'Islamophobia Awareness Month'.  Yes, seriously.  In a climate of surging anti-Semitism and rampant Islamist protests, the Labour leader has released a video bemoaning 'Islamophobia' in which he tries to paint British Muslims as a collective victim.

Click below or watch on YouTube (13 minute watch)

NAZ SHAH'S YORKSHIRE FIFTH

Naz Shah's visit to flood-hit Pakistan is a reminder of where Labour's priorities lie.  During a cost of lockdown crisis that will hit low-paid British workers hard in the pocket, a Labour frontbencher jets off halfway around the world to plead for help on behalf of Pakistani flood victims.  It's a terrible tragedy no doubt, but does it warrant a personal aid flight?  Voluntary or otherwise, does aid work not also register as a second job?  Presumably Keir Starmer would have been only too happy to sanction such a trip and if anyone had dared ask he would have exempted it by way of Labour's 'limited exceptions in cases of public service'.  We were not aware such public service extended around the world.

The floods in Pakistan occurred at the height of the monsoon season in south Asia, but just like the heatwaves in Europe that occurred at the height of summer - the culprit was immediately identified by the establishment as 'climate change'.  That record isn't going to change any time soon.  Whatever the weather event - mild winter, cold winter, dry spring, wet spring - the blame will always be the same.  It's a scam that Labour is only too happy to indulge.  Naz Shah's Labour colleagues were quick to perpetuate tales of a 'climate crisis' and 'climate catastrophe' in Pakistan, including Preet Kaur Gill, Yasmin Qureshi and Anas Sarwar.

During her Pakistan trip Naz made several videos on behalf of the Islamic Relief charity, which is based in the UK.  She also wrote an article for the Metro newspaper about her visit and told Sky News that the £1.5million sent by the UK government was just 'one per cent of what the United Nations had asked for'.  She also bemoaned rising inflation in Pakistan and implored viewers to donate.  It was clearly a plea from the heart.

Shah describes herself as a 'proud Yorkshire lass' in her Twitter profile, but when other Yorkshire lasses were being groomed and raped by Pakistani gangs she openly mocked them on Twitter by retweeting an account that had written: "Those abused girls in Rotherham and elsewhere just need to shut their mouths.  For the good of diversity."  To alleviate any notion of ambiguity she also clicked the 'like' button on said tweet.

Ironically, Shah has since been appointed the 'shadow minister for crime reduction'.  One wonders if the remit includes gang rape.  Prior to that role she was the 'shadow minister for community cohesion' and before that the 'shadow minister for women and equalities'.  You might laugh, if it wasn't so insulting.

During Naz Shah's seven year parliamentary career she has repeatedly acted in the interests of her ethnic and religious kin.  She is an outspoken critic of Israel and had the party whip briefly withdrawn in 2016 when she was found to have posted a meme suggesting Israel be relocated to the United States.  She is particularly fond of one of her Commons speeches in which she defended the Prophet Muhammad, comparing criticism of him to the physical damage of statues that was seen during the BLM riots.  This speech has been pinned to the top of her Twitter feed for more than a year.

Since returning from Pakistan, Naz has given a keynote speech at the Islamic Financial News Forum 2022 in London.  There, she announced that the 'Islamic finance sector' is set to grow beyond $4trillion by 2030.  Asides from the question as to why there is a parallel faith-based finance system in the West, why is such plentiful wealth not called upon to help victims of, say, a flood in Pakistan?  The United Nations demanded £138million for Pakistan, but this is a drop in the ocean for a finance sector worth trillions.

These are the actions of a fifth column.  Parallel institutions, parallel rules, parallel finance - taking everything from a host nation while providing very little of positive note in return.

Furthermore, this fifth column has effectively captured the Labour party.  How else are the grooming gangs allowed to operate so freely in Labour-led towns and cities?  Why did Labour's current leader turn a blind eye when he was in such a lofty position as the director of public prosecutions?  And let's not forget who the victims are in these crimes - the very offspring of the workers that Labour once strove to represent.

The party of Keir Hardie is dead.

BRIT-HATING COUNCILLOR'S JUBILEE SPOTLIGHT

The Labour councillor who gave British war dead the middle finger attended the jubilee celebrations over the weekend and sat directly behind Princess Charlotte, just feet away from two heirs to the throne.  Cllr Iman Less attended the event as a guest of her Labour colleague, Cllr Hamza Taouzzale, who is currently the Lord Mayor of Westminster.  Last month Cllr Taozzale became the borough's  youngest ever lord mayor - at 22 - and also the first non-white and Muslim recipient of the title.  He confirmed Cllr Less's attendance in a tweet (see below).

Cllr Less appeared to be having a great time and even stood for the national anthem.  She managed to bag a seat for the world to see and was closer to the royals than Boris Johnson, Keir Starmer and Sadiq Khan.  Sitting on her right was the daughter of Princess Anne, Zara Tindall, and the councillor giggled as Zara teased her nephew Prince George.

Earlier this year it was revealed that she had posted a photograph of herself making an obscene gesture towards the Guards Crimean War Memorial in Westminster.  She also shared a video applauding the BLM vandal who attempted to set fire to a Union flag on the Cenotaph.  Despite the revelations, Less was allowed to proceed as a Labour candidate in last month's local elections and was elected a councillor for the Maida Vale ward in Westminster.

Zara Tindall teases her nephew Prince George, to the amusement of Cllr Less

Attendees stand for the national anthem - including Cllr Less

Despite her election and presence among the elites, Cllr Less continues to shy away from social media and her Twitter and Facebook accounts remain locked down after her controversial posts were exposed.

BRIT-HATING CANDIDATE ELECTED

The Labour candidate who showed British war dead the middle finger has been elected as a councillor in London.  Iman Less (pictured above) was contesting the Maida Vale ward in Westminster and was the third placed candidate of three Labour victors.  Earlier this year she shared a photo on social media in which she made the obscene gesture towards the Guards Crimean War Memorial in St James's, Westminster.  She also shared a video praising the BLM vandal who tried to set fire to a Union flag on the Cenotaph during the 2020 BLM riots.

Despite her success in Thursday's elections, Less's Twitter and Facebook accounts remain locked down at her behest.  She'll have to be a bit more open now she is representing an electorate of 7,536.

Maida Vale ward, Westminster 2022

Geoffrey Mark Barraclough (Lab) 1,590 - ELECTED

Nafsika Butler-Thalassis (Lab) 1,531 - ELECTED

Iman Less (Lab) 1,411 - ELECTED

Jan Prendergast (Con) 833

Mohammed Janal (Con) 719

Iheoma Oteh (Con) 689

Harriet Elizabeth Sergeant (LDem) 247

James Joshua Nisbet (LDem) 168

Peter Howard Toeman (LDem) 139

Cllr Barraclough, who successfully defended his seat and topped the poll, shared the following photograph on Twitter.

Shameless: Iman Less, Nafsika Butler-Thalassis and Geoff Barraclough

Reclaim's Martin Daubney shared a photo of a spoilt ballot paper from Maida Vale on Twitter.  The mystery author daubed the following message across the ballot: "I'm white working class.  No-one here represents my people".  That just about sums up the frustration and apathy of many voters on a night of low turnouts.  Incidentally, there were no Reclaim candidates in Maida Vale, or anywhere else for that matter.  A poor show Mr Fox!

LEADBEATER CONFRONTED BY ISLAMIST

Labour's candidate in Batley and Spen was confronted by an angry Muslim activist on Friday who had travelled over a hundred miles to say his piece.  Kim Leadbeater was campaigning outside a local mosque in the constituency when the incident occurred.  Accompanied by Bradford West MP Naz Shah, Leadbeater endured a torrid few minutes as the man raged about Kashmir and accused Labour of taking Muslim votes for granted.  Shah stepped in to try and defuse the situation, but the man - who freely admitted he had travelled all the way from Birmingham - was having none of it.  The video ends in Leadbeater storming off.

The above video was posted online by an Islamist news site, but there is a distinct cut in the footage.  The section that has been edited out shows the man ranting about LGBT education in schools.  Another angle posted online shows this part and also shows the man confronting Leadbeater again as she gets into her car.  Watch below and note his smile as he walks away having said his final bit - his whole persona of outrage appears to be purely theatrics and worthy of an acting award!

We have encountered this Islamist before on these pages.  Click here to see footage of him confronting Birmingham Yardley MP Jess Phillips back in May 2019.  His name is Shakeel Afsar and he was instrumental in orchestrating protests outside a Birmingham school against LGBT lessons.  At the time his protest was backed by Roger Godsiff, the Labour MP for Birmingham Hall Green, a move that ultimately led to Godsiff being deselected.

In response to the Batley incident, Labour suggested that George Galloway was behind it.  They accused their former MP of standing on the opposite side of the road and laughing during the episode.  Leadbeater said a statement: "We were out campaigning outside one of the local mosques and then suddenly there was a big group of mainly men, I would say, who started shouting at me in the street, trying to say they were asking me questions, but they certainly weren’t giving me a chance to answer any questions, some of them not local.  George Galloway was at the other side of the street laughing, and I was extremely intimidated".

Labour leader Keir Starmer also pointed the finger at Galloway: "The abuse Kim Leadbeater has faced is disgraceful.  George Galloway’s poisonous politics have no place in our country".  We can't find any links between the two men and Galloway has since tweeted that the man is an 'extremist' and 'provocateur'.

Afsar clearly fancies himself as a figurehead for something, but he is yet to establish any political group or platform that provides Muslims with an alternative to Labour.  In two years he has amassed just 400 followers on Twitter.  Lame.

ANTI-SEMITIC CHANTS AFTER MP'S SPEECH

As we wrote last month, left-wing Labour MPs are far from innocent when pro-Palestine rallies turn into anti-Israeli hatefests.  They rile up the crowds with fiery speeches and then retreat as things turn ugly.  The presence of hard left Labour MPs at these rallies was well documented at the time, but in recent weeks it has emerged that moderates were also involved.

Last week Naz Shah was forced to defend herself after it was revealed she addressed a rally in which anti-Semitic slogans were chanted and her colleague Geraint Davies has now been implicated in a similar incident.  In a video posted to social media, the MP for Swansea West can be seen addressing a crowd in Swansea.  Immediately after his speech two men lead the crowd in several chants, including: "Khybar, Khybar ya yahud, Jaish Muhammad, sa yahud".  This refers to a battle fought between Jews and Muslims in the 7th century and translates literally as: "Jews, remember Khaybar, the army of Muhammad is coming".

At this point Davies can be seen standing close by in a black face mask.  Click below for the one minute clip.

Davies responded on Twitter after the Jewish Chronicle published the story, using the same defence as Shah ie. that he doesn't speak Arabic.  That argument would have held more credence had it not been undermined previously by Shah, who tweeted in Arabic just days after claiming she didn't understand the language.

It's clear from the video whose side Davies is on.  It's quite ironic that he should surround himself with Islamo-fascists, considering that this ultra remoaner spent years resisting the Leave mandate, labelling Brexit a 'fascist' endeavour.