MEME MONDAY #43

Some thought provoking memes this week from our resident meme maker...

Mon 7 Jul - 58 shares on the main Facebook page

Mon 7 Jul - 1 share on the Facebook backup page

Tue 8 Jul - 216 shares

Wed 9 Jul - 65 shares.  We were again accused of spreading 'Russian
propaganda' by alluding to Macron's patently obvious cocaine use and Starmer's
ambiguous relationship with 'aspiring male models' from eastern Europe.
The moron who posted the accusation later deleted his comment, but we
referenced it in Facebook Stories (see below)

Thur 10 Jul - 57 shares

Thur 10 Jul - 137 shares

Fri 11 Jul - 44 shares.  Lots of the comments on this post related to Macron's
wife, questioning her gender.  Macron isn't the first world leader to spark
rumours of same sex marriage, eh President Obama?

Fri 11 Jul - 58 shares.  Angela Rayner is a prolific blocker on X, she blocked our
account years ago when it was still called Twitter.  What goes around comes
around dear.

Sat 12 Jul - 572 shares

Sun 13 Jul - 149 shares

Sun 13 Jul - 122 shares.  There's a spelling error here, which Karl claims to
have been deliberate, as to emphasise Reeves' copy and paste ineptitude.  The
typo, deliberate or otherwise, went largely unnoticed except for a couple of
eagle eyes in the comments.

Sun 13 Jul - 110 shares.  Likewise, Ed Miliband revealed he too didn't own an EV
when asked about EV mandates in 2021.

Three of the above memers were also converted into Facebook Stories, plus a brand new one in response to the useful idiots who parrot media attack lines in defence of establishment debauchery...

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KINNOCK GETS CORONA TICKING OFF

The multi-millionaire Kinnock dynasty - Stephen, Glenys, Rachel and Neil

Jeremy Corbyn isn't the only Labour MP swanning around irresponsibly during this crisis.  His smug self-importance appears to be shared by Aberavon MP Stephen Kinnock.  Despite the lockdown he tweeted a picture yesterday of a visit he made to his parents' house (see below).

No-one is suggesting that Stevie embraced his old man or his 75-year-old mother Glenys, but the mere fact that he can brag about his totally non-essential escapade shows an arrogant disregard for the restrictions that the rest of us mere peasants are currently subject to.  Needless to say, the peasants fought back and they had the police on their side...

Some of the responses to Kinnock's tweet

Having been told in very clear terms by his local constabulary what he did was not essential, Kinnock excused himself with the following message.

No apology, just sneering arrogance while the rest of us observe this lockdown accordingly.  The reason we stay at home is so that all of us are not subject to these restrictions any longer than necessary.  However, that aim is undermined somewhat by individuals who are either too stupid or too arrogant to realise that non-essential travel will prolong the restrictions.  As several Twitter users pointed out - Kinnock could have left those supplies on the doorstep, gone home and picked up the phone, or Skype, or FaceTime - and wished his dad happy birthday that way.  Furthermore, if it was such an essential flying visit why did your wife have to tag along too, with chairs, take a series of pictures and broadcast it to the world as a very poor example to other (clearly less important) citizens?  Not to mention the fact that Westminster is crawling with Covid-19 and MP Stevie has just handed over a small horde of items that could potentially pass the virus on to his elderly parents, rendering the social distancing exercise here pointless.

More photos from the Kinnock's cosy little get together were shared on Twitter by Stephen's wife Helle and his sister Rachel.

The photo shared by Stephen's wife Helle

The photo shared by Stephen's sister Rachel