NETFLIX SPECIALS UPSET THE LEFT

Some light relief with our first YouTube video of 2024, courtesy of stand-up routines from Dave Chappelle and Ricky Gervais which have upset the woke mob.  Comedy will die if the left have it their way, but thankfully it's not easy to cancel ultra wealthy established comics who are featured on what is already one of the most woke platforms there is - Netflix.

The jokes that have upset the left are both featured in our video, hosted as usual by Richey.  Watch below or on YouTube (eight minute watch).

GERVAIS SLAMS CANCEL CULTURE

It's hard to believe that Ricky Gervais endorsed Jeremy Corbyn in 2017.  The multi-talented comedian/actor/writer/director just speaks far too much sense these days.  Perhaps in hindsight he might appreciate how fortunate we all are to have avoided a Corbyn coalition of chaos.  Speaking to Kevin O'Sullivan on TalkRadio last weekend he obliterated the cancel culture of the left, labelling it 'fascism'.  O'Sullivan had asked Gervais if he thought The Office could be made in today's woke climate to which Gervais declared that the 'fascists' would ensure it wouldn't: "It's mob rule and that's what would compromise the comedy.  It's not that people wouldn't get it and love it, it's that the people in charge would be bullied".

Discussing the notion of 'offence', Gervais said that people who were constantly offended were dumbing down the ability to form a counter-argument: "Offence is good, because it makes you think and makes you come up with an argument.  What's happened recently is 'I'm offended' has replaced an argument".  Gervais finished by denouncing the absurdity of political discourse on social media: "If you're mildly left-wing on Twitter you're suddenly Trotsky and if you're mildly conservative you're Hitler.  And if you're centrist and you look at both arguments you're a coward".

Watch below.

MOST SHARED: WEEK 261

He's not everyone's cup of tea, but Gervais was spot on with this observation.  One of the consequences of the pandemic has been to expose just how self-obsessed celebrities truly are, spinning hard luck stories from multi-million pound mansions while many of those watching are cooped up in flats and bedsits with no access to a back yard.

The meme was shared 747 times via the Facebook page.

COMEDY CLIPS: MARCH

This is something we've introduced as a weekly feature on Facebook in direct response to the looming crisis our nation faces.  These are random comedy clips sourced from around the internet.  The thought process is simple - we could all do with a laugh right now.  We always cop flak when we deviate from the mission statement, so for clarification on how we intend to deal with the current situation please read the statement we put out earlier this week.

Meanwhile, here are all the clips we've put out this month.

Clip 1:  Ricky Gervais "Beret-wearers"

Clip 2:  Alistair Williams "Gender studies"

Clip 3:  Tracey Ullman "Jeremy Corbyn at the airport"

Clip 4:  Nick Heath "Corona commentary"

YOUTUBE CHANNEL

We put YouTube on the back burner for a while, but now Richey has left his job we'll put some more effort into it.  For the time being we'll be doing mainly compilation videos as we don't have tech for much else.  Subscribers welcome here.  A major remoan compilation will be uploaded in the next day or two, meanwhile here's our latest offering below...