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Tuesday, 26 May 2026

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.

Monday, 18 May 2026

MEME MONDAY #83

Another bumper crop of memes from Karl to get through. If it seemed like a long week, imagine how Chairman Starmer felt as he took blow after blow, day after day. Remarkably, he emerged at the end of the week still at the helm and with no apparent intention of going anywhere. Credit where it's due, the robot is clinging on. For now...

Mon 11 May - 287 shares

Mon 11 May - 31 shares

Mon 11 May - 8 shares

Tue 12 May - 13 shares

Tue 12 May - 10 shares

Wed 13 May - 34 shares

Wed 13 May - 35 shares. Unfortunately for Wes, it appears that he
didn't quite have the numbers to launch an immediate leadership
challenge and he'll now have to sit on the backbenches and await the
outcome of the Makerfield by-election

Wed 13 May - 13 shares

Wed 13 May - 496 shares

Thu 14 May - 133 shares

Thu 14 May - 5 shares. It was a good attack line by Kemi, but it seems that our
followers - like much of the country - are no longer interested in the blue half of
the Uniparty

Fri 15 May - 23 shares

Fri 15 May - 882 shares

Fri 15 May - 38 shares. Originally posted lasted year,
when initial murmours of Burnham's attempted
leadership coup began to circulate. The meme is
based on a famous scene from Game of Thrones in
which Stannis Baratheon's siege of Winterfell is
foiled by Ramsay Bolton (Farage)

Sat 16 May - 131 shares

Sat 16 May - 328 shares. A reference to Starmer's ban on 11 Unite the Kingdom
speakers entering the UK. It wasn't so long ago that he told a press conference
alongside President Trump: "We have a long history of free speech in this
country and I'll defend it"

Sat 16 May - 246 shares

Sun 17 May - 256 shares. JK Rowling may be at odds with the right on most
things, but no-one can deny that the author has a debilitating command of words
when it comes to rubbishing her opponents. This was a cracking rebuke for
Starmer.

Sun 17 May - 24 shares. The UK's solitary point at EuroVision came from the
Ukraine. Scant return for £22billion sent to that country in the last four years!

Sun 17 May - 32 shares

A diverse series of Facebook Stories were put out last week. Note that we are playing Devil's advocate somewhat with Starmer's leadership woes. The truth is that we don't actually want him to go - he is the greatest threat to the Labour party in existence right now. Toxic isn't the word! Keep Keir!!

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Tuesday, 31 March 2026

TOON TUESDAY #97

The Mandelson scandal re-emerged last week, thanks to the hugely convenient 'theft' of Morgan McSweeney's mobile phone. Important messages surrounding Mandelson's controversial appointment were thought to be on it and are likely now to never to see the light of day. McSweeney even managed to give police the wrong address as to where the 'theft' supposedly occurred. It all stinks.

This we'll get the fuel jokes out of the way first and end on a cheeky nod to all the nonces at the BBC...

Graeme Keyes for Business Post

Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph

Ella Baron for The Guardian

Morten Morland for The Sunday Times

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph

Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph

Nick Newman for The Sunday Times

Matt Pritchett for The Sunday Telegraph

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph

Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph

Tuesday, 3 March 2026

TOON TUESDAY #93

The Green victory in Gorton and Denton dominated the toons last week, but there's also a handful of geopolitical offerings and a reference to the so-called Assisted Dying Bill (Legalised Murder) that is hopefully going to be killed off by the House of Lords. However, we begin this week with the same scandal that has either started or finished every Toon Tuesday for the last month... Peter Dark Lord Epstein Client Mossad Tool All Round Creepy Bastard Mandelson...