TOON TUESDAY #105

A mixed bag this week, with Tony Blair's intervention the main theme.  His critique of Starmer's government, combined with a swipe at Andy Burnham, led to public squabbling involving the former PM, the current PM, Burnham - even Wes Streeting got involved.  We end this week's selection with a couple of Sturgeon-related efforts.  She knew nothing, right!

Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph

Morten Morland for The Times

Morten Morland for The Times

Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph

Pete Songi on X

Nick Newman for The Sunday Times

Ella Baron for The Guardian

Ben Jennings for The Guardian

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph

Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph

MEME MONDAY #82

As to be expected in an election week, Karl ramped up the memes...

Mon 4 May - 11 shares

Mon 4 May - 542 shares

Mon 4 May - 1,727 shares

Tue 5 May - 50 shares.  Perfect framing!

Tue 5 May - 16 shares

Tue 5 May - 25 shares

Tue 5 May - 90 shares

Wed 6 May - 779 shares

Wed 6 May - 332 shares

Wed 6 May - 148 shares

Wed 6 May - 4 shares.  The result was as follows...
Con = 17
Ref = 277
Other = 6
No vote = 62

Thu 7 May - 983 shares

Thu 7 May - 1 share.  The first of two new Facebook cover photos

Thu 7 May - 6 shares.  The second cover photo is based on the Night King
from Game of Thrones

Thu 7 May - 5 shares.  We thought all the trannies were standing for the
Greens.  We were wrong!

Thu 7 May - 12 shares.  Cartoon by Christian Adams

Fri 8 May - 183 shares.  The worst day in the history of
Labour in Wales

Fri 8 May - 8 shares

Sat 9 May - 59 shares

Sun 10 May - 987 shares

Sun 10 May - 12 shares

Sun 10 May - 2 shares.  In honour of Bono's birthday.  The ultra narcissist is an
alumni of the WEF, a personal friend of Tony Blair's and all round
progressive tit

Sun 10 May - 35 shares

Sun 10 May - 35 shares.  Cartoon by Grizelda

It was also a bumper week for Facebook Stories...

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MEME MONDAY #75

Last week was very much oriented towards Islam, thanks to a social media post from unexpected quarters.  It did not come from Reform or Restore or Tommy Robinstein - it was from the front bench of the blue wing of the Uniparty.  Nick Timothy, a Suffolk MP elected in 2024, lambasted the mass prayer event in Trafalgar Square and - equally surprising - his party leader resisted calls from Chairman Starmer and co to sack him.

Times they are a changing...

Mon 16 Mar - 20 shares.  Sometimes Karl is just very silly

Mon 16 Mar - 12 shares

Tue 17 Mar - 22 shares.  The wee Slavic beggar was back in town

Wed 18 Mar - 45 shares

Thu 19 Mar - 92 shares

Fri 20 Mar - 489 shares.  It never ceases to amaze how so many of the same
people who have spent years condemning the war on Iraq, have swung so
vociferously in support of the war on Iran.  Some of the comments on this
post were nothing short of retarded

Fri 20 Mar - 53 shares

Sat 21 Mar - 624 shares.  Good riddance, Marty

Sat 21 Mar - 41 shares

Sun 22 Mar - 79 shares

Six Facebook Stories were published throughout the week, including a new alternative design for the 'Diversity is Strength' series...

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