MEME MONDAY #89

It was momentous week as the inevitable finally caught up with Keir Starmer.  Yes, the week kicked off with the biggest resignation in British politics since the end of Liz Truss's fifty days in the big job.  Both were cut down by their own MPs, with a replacement readily lined up to be crowned PM without so much as a leadership contest.  Burnham's own coronation may not be confirmed just yet, but the likelihood of a challenge is diminishing.

Karl has taken his foot off the gas since returning from a short break and there were no Facebook Stories published last week.  That is set to change this week, but memes may still be few and far between for a wee while.  We do have day jobs and families, and if it weren't for the regular donations of Colleen Evans there is every chance we would have wound this campaign up by now.  Thanks Colleen, you are our rock.

Mon 22 Jun - 98 shares

Mon 22 Jun - 65 shares

Mon 22 Jun - 124 shares

Tue 23 Jun - 12 shares

Tue 23 Jun - 80 shares.  This post generated lots of debate,
with 1.1 million views and over three thousand comments.
The results (as it stands at the time of writing) are:
Leave, no regrets = 16,463
Remain, no regrets = 6,535
Leave, now Remain = 740
Remain, now Leave = 394

Wed 24 Jun - 204 shares.  Most MPs, but Burnham's decapitation of
the dire Starmer will save a few (as will Rupert Lowe)

Thu 25 Jun - 606 shares

Thu 25 Jun - 831 shares

Fri 26 Jun - 7 shares

Sat 27 Jun - 231 shares.  Rumours abound Burnham will call an autumn
election, which could have disastrous consequences and lead to a rainbow
coalition of leftist Hell

Sun 28 Jun - 23 shares.  If you're not on X, supporting Elon and the
proliferation of free speech - you are part of the problem

Sun 28 Jun - 14 shares.  One shy of a thousand, if only there was such a
number to call in this ongoing emergency!

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AIRPORT CLIMATE SCAMMING

During last month's heatwave, Richey discussed the rampant climate scamming that now customarily accompanies any kind of inclement weather.  Part of the climate scammers' agenda in hot weather is to show that record temperatures have been recorded somewhere.  Quite often they record these 'record temperatures' at Heathrow, or some obscure place that shares something in common with Heathrow - an airport.  The scammers don't provide an exact location and never mention the airport.

For example, last week the BBC reported daily 'record temperatures'.  The first of which was simply reported as 'Gosport' in Hampshire, while the second one was 'Merryfield' in Somerset.  No mention was given to the general aviation airport in Gosport or the RAF airbase at Merryfield.

What do airports and airbases provide in hot weather?  Extraordinarily hot temperatures, as miles of unsheltered tarmac, concrete and asphalt soak up the rays of the sun to create an island of tropical heat.

Richey discussed the airport scamming briefly last week, albeit he incorrectly refers to the heat effect as a 'vacuum', which is not scientifically correct.  Watch below (three minute watch).

Climate scamming is not restricted to the UK, naturally.  The climate agenda is pushed by the same globalists that have taken control of nearly every Western nation.  So when a record temperature was recorded in Germany last week - at the city of Saarbrücken - imagine our lack of surprise to find that said city also has an airport.

Question everything.

CLIMATE SCAMMING OVERDRIVE

In the second of three videos filmed over Bank Holiday weekend, Richey discusses the rampant climate scamming that is currently being deployed by the media.  The attempt to invoke hysteria over a spell of hot weather is all about the globalist agenda for complete control over humanity.  Don't be fooled.

Watch below (seven minute watch)

And right on cue, as Richey discussed, the climate scammers have today used Heathrow yet again to report a 'record breaking temperature'.  Don't be fooled.

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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MEME MONDAY #61

Karl's absence continued last week and Richey tried his best to fill in the gaps with some topical efforts...

Mon 10 Nov - 216 shares

Tue 11 Nov - 33 shares

Tue 11 Nov - 135 shares

Wed 12 Nov - 44 shares

Wed 12 Nov - 64 shares

Thu 13 Nov - 117 shares

Sat 15 Nov - 56 shares

Sat 15 Nov - 1,430 shares

Sun 16 Nov - 82 shares

Sun 16 Nov - 82 shares

The only Facebook Story published last week was a personal message from Karl, who has spent the last fortnight away from home dealing with a close family bereavement.  He is very grateful for the messages of support.

MEME MONDAY #42

Last week we featured the fall out from Glasto, the fruit and nut party, the accelerating Channel invasion, tears from Reeves and Starmer's first anniversary in office...

Mon 30 Jun - 19 shares on the Facebook backup page

Tue 1 Jul - 90 shares on the main Facebook page

Wed 2 Jul - 209 shares

Thur 3 Jul - 723 shares

Thur 3 Jul - 95 shares

Thur 3 Jul - 6 shares.  This one really upset a few of
our regular lefty trolls, which makes us very happy.
Plus, the more they comment, the more money we
make from engagement revenue!

Fri 4 Jul - 308 shares

Sat 5 Jul - 93 shares

Sat 5 Jul - 46 shares

Sun 6 Jul - 136 shares.  For those asking, Blair's favourability after one
year was +44, while only Gordon Brown fairs worse than Starmer with
a whopping -44.

Sun 6 Jul - 18 shares

Sun 6 Jul - 114 shares

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