Showing posts with label Karl Marx. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Karl Marx. Show all posts

Monday, 16 March 2026

MEME MONDAY #74

With such derisory distribution levels on Facebook, we have opted to wind things down a wee bit in the meme department.  We are not alone in noticing how distribution has dropped off in recent weeks, with other creators also bemoaning a loss of reach and revenue.  It appears that Facebook is moving in the direction of video content, potentially to compete with TikTok, and this is something we may have to adjust to sooner rather than later.

Our biggest drawback in this department is time and software.  Karl doesn't have anything resembling decent editing software and is not prepared to fork out from his own pocket.  If we could somehow replace the lost revenue from Facebook we could perhaps put this to good use and then in turn more professional software can save us time and effort.  At the moment Karl only possesses very basic single-track editing software, which requires very time consuming workarounds for multi-layering sound.

If anyone can donate software please leave a comment on this post, or send us a direct message via X.  As always, you can bung us a few quid any time via PayPal or BuyMeACoffee.

Mon 9 Mar - 18 shares
Tue 10 Mar - 27 shares
Wed 11 Mar - 49 shares
Thu 12 Mar - 749 shares.  This meme bucked the downward trend and
became our most shared meme in more than a month
Fri 13 Mar - 157 shares
Sat 14 Mar - 122 shares
Sat 14 Mar - 14 shares
Sun 15 Mar - 126 shares.  Another example of how the Lab-Con uniparty
is not prepared to tackle the border crisis
Sun 15 Mar - 8 shares.  Produced just in time for the Oscars, during which
there was sure to be plenty of highly articulate 'fuck ICE' and 'fuck Trump'
messages from the woke left Hollywood elite.  As it turned out, the political
speeches were kept fairly short (no Meryl Streep this year)

Facebook Stories are another avenue to redress the loss in distribution revenue and can include short video clips.  In an ideal world Richey would record a short video in the morning before work and upload it himself direct from his phone.  Unfortunately, Richey point blank refuses to have Facebook on his phone, so this would probably create more work for Karl during his workday.

In any case, Karl is ensuring that Facebook Stories are featured via at least one of our Facebook pages at any one time, with last week's selection below.



Wednesday, 17 September 2025

WOKE WEDNESDAYS #42

It was a simpler world when chromosomes divided the sexes into two distinct groups.  Thanks to the graduates of the University of Marx, society is much more complicated now, with long-held scientific facts being thrown out of the window in place of 'feelings'.

It's all about empowerment you see, straight out of Karl's playbook of bourgeois bullshit.  These crazed leftists want to give children the opportunity to identify as dogs and giraffes, have their genitalia surgically removed on a whim - no need to consult the parents - and allow adults to identify as whomsoever they wish and rightfully command the respect of their peers as they march into whichever gendered toilet or changing room they damn well like.

The Marxist goal is, as always, to enforce equality through whatever twisted means possible.  And as per usual, the ideology mooted and inspired by that workshy loser cannot ever succeed, as in this instance those all important chromosomes will always win.

But wait, fellow man, let's indulge the commie clowns for a second.  With a dash of lippy and a padded bra, any of us can play the transgeneration game in Clown World.  Just don't forget to tuck the little man in and patiently await that Crying Game moment...

(it's a joke, please don't put us in a cell next to Linehan)


The previous Woke Wednesday (Battle of Hastings) generated 32 comments and six shares on Facebook.

Sunday, 12 December 2021

THE WEEK IN CARTOONS 5-11 DEC 2021

05.12.21 - Nick Newman, Sunday Times
06.12.21 - Patrick Blower, Daily Telegraph
06.12.21 - Morten Morland, The Times
06.12.21 - Guy Venables, Metro
07.12.21 - Brian Adcock, Independent
07.12.21 - Guy Venables, Metro
07.12.21 - Graeme Bandeira, Yorkshire Post
07.12.21 - Joe Heller, Cagle
07.12.21 - Steven Camley, Herald
07.12.21 - Tjeerd Royaards, Cartoon Movement
08.12.21 - Ben Garrison, Grrr Graphics
08.12.21 - Ben Jennings, Guardian
08.12.21 - Josh, Twitter
09.12.21 - Christian Adams, Evening Standard
09.12.21 - Dave Brown, Independent
09.12.21 - Peter Brookes, The Times
09.12.21 - Matt Pritchett, Daily Telegraph
09.12.21 - Ben Garrison, Grrr Graphics
09.12.21 - Patrick Blower, Daily Telegraph
10.12.21 - Guy Venables, Metro
10.12.21 - Andy Davey, Daily Telegraph
10.12.21 - Ben Jennings, New Statesman
10.12.21 - Dave Brown, Independent
10.12.21 - Christian Adams, Evening Standard
11.12.21 - Matt Pritchett, Daily Telegraph
11.12.21 - Dave Brown, Independent
11.12.21 - Peter Brookes, The Times

Sunday, 5 September 2021

THE WEEK IN CARTOONS 29 AUG-4 SEPT 2021

29.08.21 - Nick Newman, Sunday Times
29.08.21 - Chris Riddell, Observer
29.08.21 - Peter Schrank, Business Post
30.08.21 - Peter Schrank, The Times
30.08.21 - L'Andalou, Cartoon Movement
30.08.21 - Ben Jennings, Guardian
30.08.21 - Cian Ci, Twitter
31.08.21 - AF Branco, Daily Torch
31.08.21 - Morten Morland, Times
31.08.21 - Vasco Gargalo, Cartoon Movement
31.08.21 - Jimbob, Instagram
(Jimbob has since been banned from Instagram altogether)
31.08.21 - Paul Thomas, Daily Mail
31.08.21 - Andy Davey, Daily Telegraph
01.09.21 - Peter Brookes, Times
01.09.21 - Graeme Bandeira, Yorkshire Post
01.09.21 - Michael de Adder, Washington Post
01.09.21 - Matt Pritchett, Daily Telegraph
02.09.21 - Ron McGeary, Twitter
03.09.21 - Cian Ci, Twitter
03.09.21 - Christian Adams, Evening Standard
04.09.21 - Peter Brookes, Times