MEME MONDAY #84

After a busy few weeks preparing for the elections and their aftermath, Karl wound down a little last week.  It's still an impressive body of work, as we hope you'll agree...

Mon 18 May - 70 shares

Mon 18 May - 431 shares

Tue 19 May - 119 shares

Wed 20 May - 80 shares.  A prominent comment on this post conflated the new
'death tax' with existing inheritance tax, but the proposal is a new and separate tax
based on the value of property that could result in beneficiaries having to cough up
tens of thousands to a state that did not earn a penny of it

Thu 21 May - 683 shares

Thu 21 May - 6 shares.  Not so much of a meme this one, but an intriguing
assessment of how Makerfield could play out.  Although the AI suggests
a Labour win, it still has a Reform gain within the margin of error.  However,
this AI prediction predated the first Makerfield poll, which put Restore
Britain in third place on seven per cent.  That would be disastrous, as it
would hand Burnham victory and a route to Number Ten

Thu 21 May - 137 shares.  If Red Rachel was honest

Thu 21 May - 75 shares

Fri 22 May - 145 shares.  A double anniversary of infamy that will live long in
the memory if Britain is to survive the Islamist onslaught to come

Sat 23 May - 459 shares

Sat 23 May - 12 shares

Sun 24 May - 86 shares

Sun 24 May - 51 shares

Most of last week's Facebook Stories revolved around the 'Diversity is Strength' theme, which is fast becoming the biggest lie since 'safe and effective'.

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KEIR'S UNITE THE KINGDOM FAIL

Keir Starmer desperately wanted violence to explode on the streets of central London on Saturday afternoon.  Yaxley-Lennon's 'Unite the Kingdom' march was taking place and our embattled PM needed a distraction from his leadership woes.  He also wanted a justification to push through his long threatened crackdown on protests.

With another big rally planned for Saturday from the far left Palestine fan club, the stage was set for a confrontation.  Starmer released a snazzy video the day prior to the marches, using it to attack only Unite the Kingdom.  Ironically, he used the same kind of multi-cultural messages that Yaxley-Lennon himself continually pumps out, while declaring that 'the full force of the law' would be brought to bear when 'hatred manifests as violence'.

If you are suffering from insomnia, Starmer's little address can be seen below (one minute watch)

Unfortunately for Starmer, this 'violence' did not erupt as he had hoped.  In fact there were less arrests at Unite the Kingdom on Saturday than there were during the previous event, held last September.  22 people were arrested at the previous rally.  However, on Saturday there were 20 arrests, although it took some time for the Metropolitan Police to arrive at this figure, with headline numbers of 43 circulating in media on Saturday evening and into Sunday.  It turns out that a dozen of the 43 arrests were made at the Palestine march, with a further 11 arrests apparently nothing to do with either march.

Half of those arrested at Unite the Kingdom were for public order offences, nine of which the Met alleged were 'hate crimes'.  Three arrests were for alleged assaults.  The widescale use of Orwellian facial recognition cameras was also bound to boost arrest numbers at the march, and indeed two of those arrested were in relation to incidents that happened in Birmingham days earlier.  It's all pretty tame compared to, say, the Notting Hill carnival, which usually results in hundreds of arrests and yet is held up by the establishment as a beacon of diversity and multi-culturalism. 

Another fail for our failing Prime Minister.  He can't unite his party, let alone the Kingdom.

LONDON CLOWN SHOW

A rainbow coalition of political parties, trade unionists, communist groups, Islamists and coachloads of tofu-eating keffiyeh-clad middle class muppets bussed in from around the country descended on central London on Saturday.  Organisers had hoped that their high profile event, coined the 'Together Alliance', would be the largest leftist demonstration in history.  Well, shit.

Prior to any speeches as the march culminated in Trafalgar Square, organisers had decided to make the bold claim that turnout was 'half a million'.  Even if this were remotely true, the crowds on Saturday would still be eclipsed by various leftist marches of yesteryear.  The fact that organisers decided to land at such a conservative figure, instead of going down the Tommy Robinson route of claiming a turnout of 'millions', suggests that the real turnout was much lower and beneath the bravado it must have been bitterly disappointing.

The Metropolitan Police estimated crowd numbers to be ten times less than what the organisers had claimed - 'more like 50,000' - although Met estimates are always much lower and the truth is usually somewhere in between.  However, here's the real kicker for the leftists - the Met's estimated turnout for Tommy Robinson's 'Unite the Kingdom' march last September was 'between 110,000 and 150,000'.  Ouch.  Furthermore, the Met is hardly going to lend any bias towards the dreaded 'far right', so it appears that we have reached a point in our history that figures on the right can now mobilise 'at least' twice as many people as those on the left.  It should also be noted that Saturday's leftist march was actually a combination of two separate marches.  A separate Palestine march converged with the main Together Alliance march to boost numbers.

The march was led by a myriad of politicians from Labour, the Greens, Your Party and even Plaid Cymru.  Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana had notably put clear distance between each other as the tensions in their shitshow party continue.  In fact most of the Labour MPs appeared to put distance between themselves and Corbyn, instead gathering alongside Sultana.  Corbyn found himself marching next to the purple-haired Liz Saville-Roberts of Plaid Cymru.  The Green contingent at the head of the march included Zack Polanski, Mothin Ali, Rachel Millward and Hannah Spencer.  Labour MPs from the Socialist Campaign Group of usual suspects included Richard Burgon, John McDonnell, Apsana Begum, Diane Abbott, Ian Byrne and Bell Ribeiro-Addy.  Disgraced former Labour MP Claudia Webbe could also be seen mingling around her former PLP colleagues.  Stella Creasy was also present elsewhere on the march.

"What day is it, where am I" - Diane Abbott alongside PLP comrade Apsana Begum

Mothin Ali and Jeremy Corbyn pictured with some keffiyeh-clad goon holding a
disparaging anti-white working class placard

Lovely beret - Dawn Butler decked out in Reform colours

Dawn Butler was barely recognisable in a bizarre outfit topped by a beret that made her look like a 1980s Guardian Angel throwback, only in the light blue colours of Reform UK - an odd choice considering the 'far right' enemy they were supposedly marching against was largely characterised by Reform UK.  Of course, this is ridiculous in itself and made a mockery of the marchers' claims to be 'uniting' people.  If anyone who doesn't subscribe to your hard left agenda is 'far right' - including a very popular political outfit currently leading every single national poll, but which is increasingly looking like a rebranded Tory party - then the term 'far right' is meaningless and the only people you will be uniting is your communist clique of progressive bourgeois hypocrites.  Certainly, the Muslim groups that rocked up didn't want to be seen with you...

The Muslim Council of Britain, Muslim Association of Great Britain, Muslim Engagement and Definition (MEND) and Friends of Al-Aqsa were all represented along the route, but they segregated themselves from the debauchery of the progressives in front of them.  As Zack Polanski and Hannah Spencer pranced about on stage alongside half naked leather clad homosexuals, their colleague Mothin Ali was nowhere to be seen and the crowd in front of them was overwhelmingly - almost exclusively - white.  This moment epitomised the exploitation of both sides of the left-wing divide.  Depraved parties like Labour and the Greens need the rapidly growing Muslim electorate to maintain and expand their number of Westminster seats, while Islamists need depraved parties like Labour and the Greens to forge their own path to power.  The two are on an inevitable path towards a violent collision that is going to end very badly for the progressives.

It was no great surprise to see the words 'trojan horse' trending on X this weekend.

MEME MONDAY #52

Last week was difficult for both of us.  It had been a slow week anyway, but then came the absolute hammer blow on Wednesday night.  Karl and I called each other to digest the news that Charlie Kirk had been shot, a video call that was still active when it was confirmed that Charlie had tragically succumbed to his wounds.  An awkward silence followed, after which we called it a night.

Despite repeated suggestions from GB News correspondents that Charlie 'was not well known' in the UK, posts to our Facebook pages said otherwise.  Two Charlie-related posts on Wednesday night garnered more than 1,200 reactions - more than the five previous posts combined.  He was known far and wide in the UK and admired for his unflinching crusade to take conservative, libertarian and Christian values into the heart of the Godless Marxist training camps.

Charlie Kirk's name will be remembered for all time, unlike the rabid hate mongers who celebrated his demise.  And what's more, he will inspire more people in death - even more than he inspired in life - making his assassination the biggest recruitment catalyst in the history of conservatism.  The bullet may have took his physical body from us, but it could never take his spirit.  His presence will be felt forever, far beyond the Kirk family home.

We are all Charlie and we are on the right side of history.

Richey

Mon 8 Sep - 80 shares.  A similar version to this had been gathering digital dust
on Karl's hard drive for a while.  It's not the sort of meme we would usually
promote, but almost 500 laughing emojis confirm there is a market!

Tue 9 Sep - 145 shares

Wed 10 Sep - 192 shares

Fri 12 Sep - 440 shares.  This led to an accusation that we were engaging in cancel
culture, which should of course remain the domain of the left.  It was a fair comment,
and perhaps something that Charlie himself would endorse, although having been
forcibly separated from his young family was an obviously devastating moment that
only a saintly Christian like Charlie could forgive.  Lots of the vile heartless fascists
celebrating his death are being fired fired from their jobs over in the US, but none
of this brings Charlie back

Fri 12 Sep - 185 shares

Sat 13 Sep - 16 shares

Sun 14 Sep - 203 shares

Sun 14 Sep - 22 shares

Sun 14 Sep - 126 shares

Karl was busy with Facebook Stories last week, including two marvellous tributes to Charlie and a new milestone for the backup page...

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McDONNELL & CORBYN LEAD MARCH

Jeremy Corbyn was joined by John McDonnell for the controversial Armistice Day march in support of Palestine.  Both MPs were at the head of the march and both addressed crowds upon its conclusion outside the US Embassy - as did hard left comrades Richard Burgon and Zarah Sultana.  Diane Abbott was also present at the march, but did not speak as organisers thought a comedian was in poor taste.  Corbyn was also joined at the head of the march by his wife Laura, while son Tommy could be seen in the background.

Several poppies could be seen in the above photo shared by Corbyn, but none of them red.  A middle aged couple wore white poppies, meant to signify peace and a rejection of military action - ironically they were standing next to the IRA and Hamas sympathiser McDonnell.  An Asian man third to Corbyn's left wore a poppy emblazoned with the Palestinian flag, another slight to Britain's Armed Forces.

Predictably, the media ignored various acts of criminality during the latest hate march - instead choosing to cover the presence of groups of predominantly white lads who had gathered to 'protect the Cenotaph'.  These lads were labelled 'far right' while the PM referred to them as belonging to the 'English Defence League', an organisation that has been defunct for almost a decade.  Whoever they were, it was clear that the influence of EDL founder Tommy Robinson was instrumental in their presence.

The reinstatement of Robinson's Twitter account in the run-up to the controversial Palestine march can now be seen in its full context and the timing was surely no coincidence.  The media had been baiting the British public for days and as soon as Robinson addressed his new found platform of 380,000 followers, the trap was set.  Now, the 'far right' were in town and their scapegoat was assured.

While the two minute silence thankfully passed off peacefully, the lads soon got rowdy with police and arrests were swift.  The media made no reference to the detention of 150 Palestinian marchers, instead giving all their attention to the 'far right' who they claimed accounted for all arrests made on the day.  Sky News even falsely claimed that Laurence Fox of the Reclaim Party was part of the counter protest, despite, according to his colleague Calvin Robinson - being out of the country!

Tommy Robinson had conveniently provided the media with their narrative for the day.  Too conveniently, it seemed.

Outside of the media bubble, the stark reality was going viral on social media.  Videos showing the true intent of many Palestine marchers clocked up millions of views.  One video showed a man referring to the 'slaughter of Zionists', telling an interviewer: "Hitler knew how to deal with these people".  In another a woman screams: "Death to all the Jews".  Other videos showed violent incidents and young men goading police on Saturday evening while the police stood by and simply took the abuse, in stark contrast to their heavy-handed approach to Tommy's lads earlier in the day.

While the media calls for the head of Suella Braverman, most people watching Saturday's events through social media will now know beyond doubt that the Metropolitan Police do treat certain groups favourably - in this case the Palestine mob.  Suella was spot on.

The Met showed that Suella Braverman is right about their two-tier policing

With the game now up for the Met, they are deploying damage limitation by way of retrospectively appealing for information related to criminal acts during the Palestine march.  Among those being 'sought' for a slap on the wrist are three men who dressed up as Hamas terrorists (see photo below).  Others include an Asian woman who held a racist placard depicting Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman as coconuts.  Another was widely identified on social media as a Labour activist from Hastings in East Sussex. albeit this was denied by the chair in a neighbouring Constituency Labour Party.  The chair added that the identity of the individual had been passed to the Met, suggesting that she was indeed known to the party.  The activist in question held a placard which incorporated a swastika into the Star of David.

Palestine protesters dressed as their Hamas heroes (left) and (right) a suspected
Labour activist holds a placard incorporating a swastika into the Star of David

These weekly protests will die off as winter approaches, but the numerous vile incidents that have arisen from them should not be forgotten so quickly.  The Palestine marches have shown many British people just how low our country has sunk into multi-cultural Hell.  How can we possibly save it when our governing parties are committed to furthering its existence?  And even if the two party protection racket is somehow dismantled, is it already too late to pull our nation back from the brink of chaos?

ANTIFA CLOWNS ON THE MARCH

In the first of two YouTube videos this week, Karl has used material from our recent exposé of the Antifa march in Telford.  Watch below or on our channel.

RED FLAGS IN TELFORD

The red flags of the Communist Party of Britain were among the banners on display in Telford on Saturday as Antifa marched against the presence of Tommy Robinson.  Robinson was in Telford to premiere his documentary 'The Rape of Britain', which exposes Muslim grooming gangs at large in the Shropshire town.  By marching against Robinson in these circumstances, the far left have by proxy allied themselves with these disgusting rape gangs.  Left-wing historian Dr Louise Raw even told the crowd that grooming gangs were 'not a Muslim problem'.

Much of the chants that went up from the protesters revolved around refugees, which had little if anything to do with Robinson's message.  They also chanted "We are Telford" and "Our streets", as if to imply they were local people opposed to an outsider who had strayed into 'their town'.  However, as can clearly be seen from various banners on display, it was very much the left that had parachuted themselves in.  Large 'Stand Up To Racism' banners from Birmingham and the Black Country, alongside others from Coventry, Wolverhampton, Walsall and Dudley, suggested that the bulk of the protest had travelled up to 50 miles away from the West Midlands.

In a desperate attempt to smear their opponents the Antifa group tweeted a photo of a man it claimed was making a 'Nazi salute'.  His palm is facing towards his body in a motion more reminiscent of the royal wave and judging by the overwhelming majority of the comments on this tweet, it seems that even Antifa's supporters were not convinced by the ridiculous assertion.

Of course it goes without saying that the far left rabble were overwhelmingly white middle class misfits and despite being outdoors many of them were still wearing face masks.

Couldn't smash his way out of a paper bag

Robinson's documentary exposing the Telford grooming gang can be seen here.

LABOUR PUSH 'FAR RIGHT' PANIC BUTTON

You know Labour is desperate when they start banding around ridiculous terms as 'far right' and 'fascist' to describe their opponents.  This is now the party line and is being repeated up and down the country in a pathetic attempt to shore up their disintegrating vote.  The lead candidate in Wales urged voters to stop the 'far right' by voting Labour.  She doesn't name them, but she is clearly not referring to the Tories, Greens, Lib Dems or Plaid.

Labour aren't actually that worried about Tommy Robinson.  He's standing as an independent in one region and is actually a benefit to them because he is watering down the Leave vote.  However, they use his image to tar the others with the same brush.  A significant chunk of the Brexit Party is actually made up of Kippers who quit UKIP for the precise reason of Tommy Robinson.  All recent polling suggests there is only one real threat to Labour in these elections and that is why Farage is front and centre in their Twitter graphic and the background colour is not the purple of UKIP, but the sky blue of the Brexit Party.

With one week to go, expect more of this playground stuff from Labour and a tidal wave of media smears to boot.

SELFISH TOMMY

Tommy Robinson's announcement that he will stand as an independent in the forthcoming European Elections surprised a few and will have angered plenty too.  After all he is supposed to be a 'special advisor' to UKIP leader Gerard Batten.  UKIP won three seats in the North West of England last time and they already face an uphill battle this time thanks to the rise of Farage's Brexit Party.  The news that their supposed advisor is going to split the Leave vote three ways will have vindicated all those Kippers who were suspicious of Robinson from the start.

Tommy indicated his desire to be a UKIP candidate earlier this month, but clearly that would have been a step too far for Batten.  The UKIP leader has already lost all but three of his MEPs since taking over the role and Robinson's appointment has often been cited by departing members.

Tommy's failure to get selected under the UKIP banner clearly wasn't going to stop him, but should his announcement come as a surprise to anyone?  In the last fifteen years he has been a member of, founded or been affiliated with a myriad of right-wing parties and protest groups, including the BNP, English Defence League, Pegida UK, British Freedom Party and, of course, UKIP.  Loyalty does not appear to be his thing.

While no-one can question his fantastic work in exposing the grooming gangs - his decision to stand as an independent in a key battleground where the Leave vote is already split once, does leave a lot to be desired and stinks of narcissism.  He says that the worst case scenario for the EU resulting from our participation in these elections would be seeing him win a seat.  Sadly for Tommy it's highly unlikely that the likes of Tusk and Juncker have ever even heard of him.  The worst case scenario for the EU arising from these elections is actually a decisive victory for a pro-Leave party, whether that be UKIP or the Brexit Party it doesn't really matter.  A solitary independent victory amid the election of 73 members will barely raise an eyebrow in Brussels.

It's probably going to be a close fought contest and by standing in the North West as an independent and potentially costing one of those pro-Leave parties a seat or even two, Robinson could make the difference between victory and defeat for Brexit at this election.  And make no mistake - Brexit ie. the realisation of the Leave mandate and therefore the future of our entire democracy - these things are more important than the election of one Tommy Robinson.

MOST SHARED: WEEK 182

When some trainee British Army recruits bumped into Tommy Robinson last week they asked for a photo with the campaigner.  Clearly delighted with the encounter they probably didn't imagine the national furore it would trigger.  One of the lads was discharged and the others were condemned by politicians, the top brass and an hysterical media.  The Guardian ran a disgusting headline labelling the entire British Army 'far right'.

We thought it only fair to point out that rather than pose with British soldiers, the leader of the Labour Party would rather pose with terrorists who advocated the murder of British soldiers.  A BTLP original, this was shared 1,617 times via our Facebook page.