Showing posts with label Russia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Russia. Show all posts

Sunday, 8 February 2026

WARMONGERING FABIAN NONSENSE

Labour backbencher Jeevun Sandher likes to do the media rounds and maintain a high profile.  He is a longstanding member of the Fabian Society and supports progressive globalist death cult values.  As such, he was a co-sponsor of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, the despicable attempt to introduce Nazi-style euthanasia to the UK with a long-term view to expand to more and more eligible groups.  Naturally, he is also a warmonger.

Last week the Loughborough MP made a shameful scaremongering video and posted it to his social media. He stood in front of the Churchill plinth in Parliament Square and declared that "Churchill was right", before embarking on a one minute geopolitical rant comparing Putin to Hitler and demanding that Britain and Europe prepare for war.

Watch the full clip below.


Sandher's absurd scaremongering routine falls apart demonstrably easy.  His bogeyman invaded the Ukraine four years ago and in all that time Russian forces have only managed to expand their occupation to a measly 20 per cent of the Ukraine's internationally recognised territory.  This includes the territory already in de facto control of Moscow following the Donbas War and its annexation of Crimea.

At this current rate of advance, it would take Russia around a hundred years to reach the Western borders of Ukraine and fully occupy the country, at which time Vladimir Putin would be aged 173.

For the record, Jeevun Sandher would be 135.

Presumably, at this point, Putin would finally engage his forces in Finland or Poland, and - following another 500 years of sluggish Russian advances across Europe - the 700 year old vampire Putin would finally bear down on Blighty.

When simple facts meet Sandher's distorted reality, they create science fiction at best.  Woeful and desperate stuff from the death cult.

Do one chancer, and get your sinuses checked out.

Tuesday, 25 November 2025

TOON TUESDAY #82

This week's edition kicks off with Shabana Mahmood's proposed adoption of a Danish-style approach to illegal migration, which has upset countless open borders enthusiasts on the Labour backbenches.  They may well scupper any such proposal should it face a Commons vote.

The toons inevitably morph into the most briefed about Budget of all time, which by this time tomorrow will finally be set in stone.  Then next week we'll have some more cartoons about the actual Budget!

Special shout out to Christian Adams for his sterling work in The Telegraph...

Peter Brookes for The Times
Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph
Ben Jennings for The Guardian
Morten Morland for The Times
Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph
Morten Morland for The Times
Steve Bright for The Sun
Andy Davey for The Daily Telegraph
Ben Jennings for The Guardian
Christian Adams for The Sunday Telegraph
Peter Brookes for The Times
Chris Riddell for The Observer
Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph
Matt Pritchett for The Sunday Telegraph
Peter Brookes for The Times
Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph
Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph

Tuesday, 19 August 2025

TOON TUESDAY #68

Peace talks in the White House have been the focus in recent days, while last week the question of lawless Britain was taken on by some cartoonists.  Left-leaning artists appeared to mock claims that crime was out of control as some kind of right-wing conspiracy theory - look out for Morten Morland and Ben Jennings who take pot shots at Nigel Farage and GB News...

Graeme Bandeira for The Northern Agenda
Steve Bright for The Sun
Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph
Morten Morland for The Times
Ben Jennings for The Guardian
Michael Ramirez for The Las Vegas Review
Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph
SKS Cartoon on X
Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph
Ben Jennings for The Guardian

Tuesday, 4 March 2025

TOON TUESDAY #47

Legacy media artists continue with their warmongering pursuits, unwittingly protecting the financial interests of the globalists who fund their newspapers.  US conservative artists provide a more honest appraisal of the truth behind the Ukraine bloodbath...

Tom Stiglich for The American Spectator
Ruben Oppenheimer for NRC Handelsblad
SKS Cartoon on X
Dick Wright on X
Graeme Bandeira for The Northern Agenda
Christian Adams for The Sunday Telegraph
Andy Davey for The Daily Telegraph
Peter Brookes for The Times
Morten Morland for The Times
Dave Brown for The Independent
Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph
Ben Garrison on X
SKS Cartoon on X

While the establishment rags focused on Ukraine, the Mike Amesbury sentencing debacle attracted a solitary cartoon, courtesy of Nick Newman in The Sunday Times...

Monday, 23 December 2024

MEME MONDAY #17

This will be the last Meme Monday of 2024, any new material posted over the Christmas period will feature in the next edition.

Tue 17 Dec - 261 shares on Facebook
Wed 18 Dec - 255 shares
Thurs 19 Dec - 412 shares
Thurs 19 Dec - 910 shares

Have a great Christmas and please look out for vulnerable old people in your neighbourhood.

Tuesday, 26 November 2024

TOON TUESDAY #33

A bumper edition this week, looking back at some of the various Labour-related shenanigans throughout the month of November.

Red Rachel and her mishandling of the economy featured strongly...

Andy Bunday on Instagram
Christian Adams for The Evening Standard
Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph
Andy Davey for The Daily Telegraph
Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph

More and more people became aware of Labour's extreme globalist agenda to destroy Britain in the name of net zero, partly thanks to the farmers' protests, COP29 and Ed Miliband...

Josh on X
Graeme Bandeira for The Yorkshire Post
Bob Moran on X

Cartoonists even used 'Storm Bert' to take shots at Starmer and Reeves...

Christian Adams for The Sunday Telegraph
Morten Morland for The Times

On the global front, Labour politicians dodged questions about the prospect of Benjamin Netanyahu's arrest on war crimes charges, while Vladimir Putin weighed up his responses to Britisha and American missiles being fired at Russia...

Peter Brookes for The Times
Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph

Finally, MPs will vote on the so-called 'Assisted Dying Bill' this Friday.  We prefer to call it the Euthanasia Bill, which is what it is, and we expect that if it is ever made law it will gradually be amended and expanded to include all manner of ailments until basically one day anyone can end their life - regardless of whether they are sick or not.  Never forget that YOU are the carbon these people want to reduce...

Guy Venables for Metro
Bob Moran on X