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Monday, 6 July 2026

MEME MONDAY #90

Another fairly quiet week as we await the coronation of Burnham. Distribution was significantly down, which could be due to any number of factors - summer, football, disillusion, the algorithm as set by left-wing technocrats in Dublin and so on.

Mon 29 Jun - 134 shares

Tue 30 Jun - 68 shares

Tue 30 Jun - 49 shares

Thu 2 Jul - 46 shares

Thu 2 Jul - 55 shares

Fri 3 Jul - 229 shares

Sat 4 Jul - 33 shares

Sun 5 Jul - 3 shares

Sun 5 Jul - 41 shares

Karl didn't produce any Facebook Stories the previous week, but he more than made up for it last week with a record eight editions - six of which are part of his ongoing 'Diversity Is Strength' series. He also added a new Welsh design, featuring Comrade ap Iorwerth, who is very much a subscriber to the cultural Marxist doctrine. How exactly the Boat People are going to strengthen the Welsh language and Welsh culture is anyone's guess!

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Monday, 29 June 2026

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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Monday, 22 June 2026

MEME MONDAY #88

The memes tailed off towards the end of last week as Karl was on holiday. He'd already prepared at least one meme for each of the most likely outcomes in Makerfield, but beyond Burnham's victory they dried up and Richey turned his hand with a rare effort come Sunday. Karl is currently shifting through a backlog of work, which is why our regular articles are appearing very late in the day. Normal service will resume shortly.

Mon 15 Jun - 381 shares. Bluesky was completely omitted when the government
began listing proposed sites that could be subject to the ban, leading to consternation
among those on the right. When minister Liz Kendall was confronted about Bluesky
the following day during an LBC phone-in, she gave a conflicted response: "So in
Australia, Bluesky is included in the ban and we plan to use their model". The
problem with this response is that Bluesky was not included in the Australia ban,
so this may not be the u-turn that Kendall was alluding to

Tue 16 Jun - 208 shares

Tue 16 Jun - 426 shares

Tue 16 Jun - 24 shares

Tue 16 Jun - 14 shares. The result of this emoji poll was as follows:
Yes = 4
No = 139

Wed 17 Jun - 9 shares. Five days later Wes u-turned yet again, backing out
altogether and endorsing Burnham. Come on Wes, we wanted a damaging
drawn out leadership battle!

Wed 17 Jun - 5 shares

Wed 17 Jun - 22 shares. The Burnham camp clearly knew that the Labour
brand is so toxic in working class communities that they went to great
lengths to omit it from the campaign. The top left photo features the rare
sight of a Labour 'moderate' (Stella Creasy) and an SCG lefty (Rachael
Maskell) posing together

Thu 17 Jun - 110 shares. The result of this emoji poll was as follows:
Yes = 8,112
No = 538
Wishful thinking? We both called it for Labour in Thursday's election preview,
but very much hoped we were wrong!

Fri 19 Jun - 79 shares

Sat 20 Jun - 398 shares

Sat 20 Jun - 171 shares. One of Richey's rare efforts

Sun 21 Jun - 82 shares

Five Facebook Stories were published last week, as follows.

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Tuesday, 16 June 2026

TOON TUESDAY #107

Another mostly Telegraph week, with no newspaper cartoonists daring to address the migrant attack on Stephen Ogilvie in north Belfast. Some left-leaning artists were prepared to tackle the violence that followed (naturally), pinning the blame on Nigel Farage (as per usual). We've included a few toons from US conservatives who are not afraid to address our migrant violence head on.

Many of this week's efforts draw on the PM's defence woes, mocking the state of the Armed Forces under Labour. There's a major football tournament on at the moment, so some cartoonists have incorporated a soccer theme, including a reference to Kevin Keegan's famous outburst way back in the 1990s...