TWITTER UNLEASHES ON GRIMES

Brexit legend Darren Grimes has come under sustained abuse on Twitter after he tweeted his intention to move back to the north-east after struggling with depression during lockdown.  He attracted little sympathy from the cesspit, the left unleashing a barrage of hate and mockery.  He even trended on the site, such was the level of vitriol.

It takes guts to speak publicly about mental illness, even in today's supposedly touchy-feely world.  Grimes ticks a lot of boxes that make him a marked man in the Twittersphere.  He's a Brexiteer, a conservative - a gay conservative in fact, so extra hate from the left for that - a northerner (more hate from the left) and a lockdown sceptic.  Grimes would have anticipated a spiteful response to his announcement, so to do it via Twitter shows he has a backbone.

Not all the feedback was negative.  Twitter has not yet turned into a sealed echo chamber for the left, despite the great exodus of the last twelve months.  Conservative and libertarian voices rallied to Grimes's defence.

Times have changed, and not for the better.  We all need to put aside petty differences and stick together.

BLACK PEOPLE 'NOT TOKENS'

Lyle Taylor, the footballer who refuses to take the knee, has spoken out again against the Black Lives Matter movement.  Speaking to LBC's Nick Ferrari on Friday, the Forest striker quite rightly assessed that BLM were seeking to exploit racial tensions in order to achieve their Marxist aims.  He also asked why multi-national corporations were still plugging BLM in spite of all the violence and negative impact on race relations the organisation continues to sow.

Taylor's stance has not surprisingly resulted in abuse directed his way from BLM supporters.  The mixed-race Londoner says he has been called an 'Uncle Tom' and even a 'racist'.  However, he has been joined recently by another footballer who rejects the knee gesture.  Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha, who is black, says he finds it 'degrading' and will no longer participate.

Click below for Lyle Taylor's interview with Nick Ferrari.

PIMLICO POLL BACKFIRES

Multi-millionaire remoaner businessman Charlie Mullins has been at it again this week, promoting the diabolical notion of 'no jab, no job'.  Despite a supposed working class upbringing, Mullins has announced that his discriminatory contracts will be ready to go in 2-3 months and anyone unprepared to have a Covid vaccine is surplus to requirements at his business - Pimlico Plumbers.  At a time of soaring unemployment what could be more shameful?

Mullins, a former Tory donor-turned Lib Dem, claimed earlier this week that an overwhelming majority of British people support mandatory vaccines anyway.  He was speaking on Radio 2's Jeremy Vine slot, but didn't provide any statistical data to back up his claim.  Undoubtedly there will be a YouGov poll along very shortly to do just that, but at the time that he said it there was in fact just the opposite.  A YouGov poll conducted in December suggested a slender majority opposed mandatory vaccination.  This is despite YouGov's repeated and highly suspect polling in favour of every other restriction placed on this country throughout the pandemic.

Humiliatingly for Mullins he attemped to back up his claim about mandatory vaccines with his own poll, conducted via Pimlico's Twitter page following his Radio 2 debate.  It didn't quite go according to plan...

When the vote didn't go their way, Pimlico deleted the poll.

Pimlico later blamed 'anti-vaxxers' for hijacking their poll, but the truth is that there is a much wider movement against mandatory vaccines and freedom passes.  Any true conservative or libertarian would never support such an abhorrent notion.  Furthermore, politicians from the main parties universally rejected the idea on the BBC's Question Time this week, including the hard left Labour MP Nadia Whittome.

As they have with lockdowns and the various other restrictions imposed on our nations, the mainstream media are pushing a hardline agenda on vaccination.  However, there is going to be a much bigger pushback on this, particularly as the virus continues to decline rapidly.  Charlie Mullins has clearly mistaken the media narrative for representing public opinion.

Mullins is sadly representative of a demographic who continue to live under the misapprehension that we are faced with a virus that poses a significant threat of death to everyone.  NHS statistics have shown that healthy people under the age of 60 are more likely to die in a car accident than die of Covid.  Mullins summed up his misconception of Covid mortality when he told City AM last month: "When we go off to Africa and Caribbean countries, we have to have a jab for malaria - we don’t think about it, we just do it.  So why would we accept something within our country that’s going to kill us when we can have a vaccine to stop it?"

Incidentally, there's no effective vaccine for malaria Charlie.  You really ought to research your virology before you go spouting off.

PS. It's also worth noting that if you'd got your way, the UK would not have much vaccine to speak of...

KHAN'S VACCINE VIRTUE SIGNAL

Despite only turning 50 last October, Sadiq Khan received his first Covid jab on Friday - and in true Khan fashion he made a grand spectacle of it.  He was accompanied to his vaccination by photographers and a film crew, while staff crowded around him to be part of the publicity.  Following his jab he recorded a promo video and appeared on broadcast media including Sky News, ITV and the BBC.  He also tweeted and retweeted about his jab no less than 42 times at the time of writing.

Khan was vaccinated at a church in Mitcham and used that fact to plug his 'strength in diversity' message.  Yes Sadiq, remind us about it next time the riots erupt.

In addition to the astonishing number of tweets via his two Twitter accounts, Khan also posted seven times on Facebook and three times on his Instagram accounts.  How ironic that Sadiq has turned into an even greater narcissist than his old antagonist Donald Trump.

The Mayor reportedly qualified for his vaccination via priority group 4 due to 'severe asthma' - quite remarkable given his enthusiasm for face muzzles.  We may never know if his efforts will have any impact on the uptake of the vaccine in London, but a stuck record is more likely to have the opposite effect.

PARLER RETURNS

Parler has returned five weeks after it was driven offline by a co-ordinated big tech assault.  Our account was restored, albeit without all previous 'parleys' - casualties of Amazon's decision to pull the servers.  Our small following remains fully intact (a following that had almost doubled in the 48 hours prior to Parler's disappearance).

Some functionality is missing via web browser, so we are currently unable to share visual content ie. memes and videos.  We are experiencing no such issues on Gab.

For the record, we find the removal of Parler co-founder John Matze as CEO very distasteful.  The timing of his departure came after he, as the public face of Parler, had endured weeks of media smears and we should not forget that it was he alone that provided the public defence of Parler as the big tech attack unfolded.

Regardless, our quibbles with Parler are insignificant compared with Twitter - a platform that we appear to be indefinitely barred from using.  Our second appeal against the ban is now five months old and it's clear that it will never see the light of day.  We do have the option of cancelling the appeal and de facto admitting our guilt, something that we are considering in the near future, but only as a means to promote Gab and Parler on their platform.

It's vital that conservatives, libertarians and patriots expand their horizons beyond the big tech monopoly.  If they can come for Trump, they'll have no qualms coming for us or you!

We can be found on Parler here.

BIDEN'S FREE PASS

The disparity between how the media treat Biden compared with his predecessor has been laid bare again after a couple of outrageous remarks by sleepy Joe.  During a live Q&A session hosted by CNN (who else?) he appeared to suggest that black and Hispanic people didn't know how to use the internet.  He was responding to a question about perceived racial inequalities in the vaccine roll-out, but stumbled through his answer in typical sleepy fashion: "A lot of people don't know how to register.  Not everybody in the community, in the Hispanic and the African American community particularly, and rural areas that are distant and, or, inner city districts know how to use, know how to get online to determine how to get in line for that Covid vaccination".

Imagine if Trump had said this?  There would be wall-to-wall media coverage on both sides of the Atlantic, but with Biden at the helm there is silence.  Click below for the clip.

Biden's clumsy remark about black and Hispanic people wasn't the only controversy arising from the CNN special.  He put his foot in it seconds after he walked out, announcing during an awkward exchange with host Anderson Cooper that: "Everybody knows I like kids better than people".  Wow.  That statement actually sparked a smidgen of news coverage, but not for the glaringly obvious reason.  Apparently some wokesters were upset at his suggestion that children were not 'people'.  Funny, because most viewers would have been thinking how on earth he could be so brazen about appearing to reference his notorious antics with children over the years.

Imagine if Donald Trump had spent years sniffing children's hair and fondling them on camera only to come out and say 'everybody knows I like kids'?  But with Biden it's a free pass every time, no matter what he does.  The media controls the narrative, the sooner we all switch off the better.

CLIMATE LOCKDOWNS?

With Bond-type villain Klaus Schwab publicly declaring the intentions of the globalist cabal, many are asking if the lockdown model of coronavirus will be deployed again and again - and not just on the grounds of a virus.  The news that Bill Gates is now the biggest single owner of farmland in the United States should also set alarm bells ringing, particularly as he has released a new book urging the West to ditch meat for a 'synthetic' substitute.  These creeps have a disturbing vision for our world and have seized on the pandemic as a way to achieve it.

For those who follow the mainstream media narrative that this is all conspiracy theory mumbo jumbo, it's not a theory if all the information is already in the public domain.  The World Economic Forum has made no secret of its intentions.  Click here, here or here and there's plenty more if people cared to look beyond the BBC and Sky News.

The globalists of Schwab, Gates, Bezos, Zuckerberg, Biden and co want to establish this new world order by the end of this decade, something that does sound implausible and pie in the sky.  Then again, if someone had told you two years ago that right now people across the Western world aka the 'free world' would be living in a dystopian society where we are were all imprisoned on the grounds of a virus that has a 99 per cent survival rate - you would have laughed out loud.

Paul Joseph Watson discusses the possibility of 'climate lockdowns' in one of his latest videos.  You don't think they'd do it?  It is currently 'illegal' to leave the UK for anything other than reasons permitted by the government.  If that doesn't disturb you then you deserve the Great Reset.

Click below or watch on YouTube.

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ITV AMBUSH CONSERVATIVE

The pro-totalitarian bias of the mainstream media was in full swing on Good Morning Britain this week as young conservative commentator Dominique Samuels was ambushed in a pile-on.  Samuels had been called in to provide a libertarian voice amid discontent over the government's covert plan to introduce vaccine passports (also known as freedom passes).  However, the head-to-head debate between Dominique and opponent Darryl Morris was insidiously transformed into an all-out attack on the 22-year-old.  Presenter Kate Garraway couldn't contain her hostility towards Samuels and what was clearly two against one became three against one when a third participant was introduced into the debate out of the blue.

While Dominique held her own amid the increasingly aggressive tone of Garraway, the bias was there for all to see, and although loudmouth lockdown enthusiast Piers Morgan was not present, he still made his feelings known via Twitter...

And Morgan calls himself a 'liberal'.

You can watch the full exchange below (bearing in mind that despite what the presenters say, it has already been proven that the government awarded a contract for the development of freedom passes back in November).

Samuels received little support in the print media, with The Sun suggesting she somehow caused Kate Garraway to have a 'sleepless night' amid her husband's ongoing battle with coronavirus.  That's low.

MAYOR RESIGNS AFTER COVID FINE

A Labour mayor has resigned after police raided a wedding celebration in Blackburn last weekend.  Iftakhar Hussain (pictured above) was found at an address in Dukes Brow on Saturday night following reports that a wedding had taken place involving up to 30 people.  Cllr Hussain was among nine people fined £200 by Lancashire Police and has since resigned as mayor of Blackburn with Darwen.

Hussain claims to have been at the house after he was asked to 'facilitate a food delivery' in a somewhat inventive, albeit absurd excuse.  This is what he told the Lancashire Telegraph:

"I was on a remote meeting all evening and was unaware of any function taking place.  When this had finished my uncle rang me at just after 8.30pm and asked for some food to be delivered to his house.

I agreed to facilitate this by going to the house and letting the food outlet deliver the food.  Once the food was delivered to the house I remained there while my uncle returned.

This was an error of judgement, and I know in hindsight I should have left the house under the current strict guidelines in place once the food had been delivered.  A few relatives turned up to the address unbeknown to me once the food had arrived".

Just a few holes there Ifty.  Why didn't you leave after the food was delivered?  You clearly had access to the property, so could have easily locked up and scarpered.  Also, how could you possibly be unaware that up to seven other people had arrived at the house, even if it was one of the larger semi-detached homes on that street?  According to the newspaper you were aware of their presence as it is clearly stated that you told your relatives to abandon the function upon realising what was happening.  This is in direct contradiction of your 'unbeknown to me' defence.

Blackburn continues to have one of the highest coronavirus infection rates in the UK.  Despite his fall from grace, Cllr Hussain - who has been a councillor since 2004 - urged people to follow the rules: "I do urge everyone to keep to the rules and it is important whatever the circumstances to adhere to the restrictions.  Everyone has a part to play.".  Rules for thee, but not for me!

The deputy mayor of Blackburn, who is an opposition Conservative, will stand in for mayoral duties until a full-time replacement is appointed.

ONLY THE ENGLISH

Despite the media backlash over the England v Scotland match a week previously, there was even less knee-taking nonsense over the weekend in the Six Nations.  In fact, the only players to participate in the Marxist gesture were those of England.  As 16 players dropped to their knees, seven refused and the Italian squad remained entirely standing, as did all the players in the other matches.  Even Scotland, four of whose players took the knee against England, remained standing during their match against Wales.

Last November the RFU confirmed that England players were free to choose, so why when given the choice is this degrading act only indulged by the English?

DISENFRANCHISED GYPSIES

Labour's opposition to voter ID is understandable given their track record for election fraud, but the latest argument deployed smacks of desperation.  Last week the hard left MP Navendu Mishra bemoaned the plight of the traveller community if such measures were implemented.  The Stockport MP said that gypsies and Roma people already experience 'low levels of democratic engagement' without the need for ID at the ballot box.

Click below for the video.

The very nature of the travelling community means that voting in elections is an unlikely prospect for many, as Mishra admits.  Having already cut themselves off from mainstream society and with scant regard for participation in such things as paying taxes, this really is a desperate argument.

TRUMP 2024?

In the midst of a pandemic the Democrats sought to impeach Donald Trump, again.  He was acquitted, again.  What a complete waste of everyone's time.

This time a majority found him guilty, but the 57-43 result fell short of the two thirds required to convict him.  Republican turncoat Mitt Romney was joined by six other Republican senators this time round, a fact gleefully reported by the mainstream media.

The BBC's online coverage contained a couple of embarrassing errors after the verdict was announced, including a reference to Trump as 'the president' from none other than the highly partisan Trump-hating correspondent Anthony Zurcher.  The Beeb also bizarrely reported that 57 had voted to convict Trump while 43 'found him guilty' - a unanimous verdict!

If Romney and his globalist chums had backed their former president the result would have been a dead heat, but the enemy is never far from home these days.

The war on Trump will continue, with various lawsuits in the pipeline and attempts to close down all his business interests.  You have to ask yourself - even if you are a Trump critic - why are they so desperate to destroy the man?  If he is so dangerous then please do tell what massacres and conflicts he has participated in over the last four years as the Leader of the Free World.  The truth is that he hasn't, unlike all his predecessors, none of whom ever suffered a witch-hunt on this scale.  That's because they were playing by the globalist rules.

Biden has wasted no time in resuming the globalist agenda and his accession at a time when the Great Reset is being maneuvered into place is a threat to liberty everywhere.  If you think none of this affects you, think again.  Our own Prime Minister uses the same Great Reset slogan - 'Build Back Better'.

Trump stood in the way of all this, hence the unprecedented and ultimately successful campaign to get him out of the White House.  However, his record-breaking 74 million votes in the 2020 election rattled the establishment - after-all, no other sitting president had garnered such approval, not even Saint Obama.  The fact that Trump achieved this after four years of almost universal media vilification shows that many people can still think for themselves.  A second failed impeachment will only serve to endear Trump to the masses even more and, crucially, it also means he can stand again in 2024.

The statement he released following his latest acquittal appeared to suggest that the Trump foray into politics is not over: "Our historic, patriotic and beautiful movement to Make America Great Again has only just begun".  There is one major sticking point with that - in four years time the Donald will be 79, even older than Sleepy Joe is now.  While there is no doubt that Trump has more of his faculties intact than Biden, another successful run could put him in power well into his eighties.

Time will tell, but for now Trump has colossal support across the United States and the world, regardless of the facade portrayed by the establishment.  He stood for conservatives and libertarians, we should stand by him.

THE WEEK IN CARTOONS 7-13 FEB 2021

07.02.21 - Andy Davey, Sunday Telegraph

07.02.21 - Matt Pritchett, Sunday Telegraph

07.02.21 - Osama Hajjaj, Cartoon Movement

07.02.21 - Patrick Chappatte, Neue Zürcher Zeitung

07.02.21 - Peter Schrank, Business Post

08.02.21 - Peter Schrank via Twitter

08.02.21 - Guy Venables, Metro

08.02.21 - Brian Adcock, Independent

08.02.21 - Steve Bright, The Sun

08.02.21 - Patrick Blower, Daily Telegraph

09.02.21 - Paul Thomas, Daily Mail

09.02.21 - Morten Morland, The Times

10.02.21 - Ingram Pinn, Financial Times

10.02.21 - Graeme Keyes, Irish Daily Mail

10.02.21 - Dave Brown, Independent

10.02.21 - Matt Pritchett, Daily Telegraph

10.02.21 - Peter Brookes, The Times

10.02.21 - Tjeerd Royaards, Cartoon Movement

11.02.21 - Dave Brown, Independent

11.02.21 - Tjeerd Royaard, Cartoon Movement

11.02.21 - Patrick Blower, Daily Telegraph

12.02.21 - Paul Thomas, Daily Mail

12.02.21 - Matt Pritchett, Daily Telegraph

13.02.21 - Andy Davey, Daily Telegraph

ANTHEA'S FAIR POINT

Ex-TV presenter Anthea Turner has fallen foul of the Twitter mob and the mainstream media after she tweeted a meme that was deemed both anti-mask and offensive to fat people.  In a barely literate follow-up, Turner also lambasted the closing of gymnasiums while fast foot chains like McDonalds remained open.  Fair point.

A cursory glance at Turner's Twitter feed shows that she has been railing against lockdown for a while, but the McDonalds-guzzling fatty meme was the green light for the media to attack.  Despite not having much of a career to cancel, Turner responded in typically cowardly fashion by deleting the tweets and issuing a cringeworthy apology.

Fellow lockdown sceptics criticised her for backing down, but why did she feel the need to anyway?  Her original tweet garnered more than twice as many likes as it did comments.  The implication of the meme is that the large lady is obese from her own gluttony and this has in turn led to her disability.  The supposed 'anti-mask' element is debatable if it is there at all.

One of those supporting Turner's message pointed out that Mark Drakeford's lockdown diktats in Wales mean that driving to a fast food restaurant is 'legal', but driving to a place for exercise is not.

The rules in Wales are truly absurd.  You can walk or cycle as far as you like, but only if you begin and start that exercise from home.  If you drive to a beauty spot, no matter how local - you could be fined.

Among those tweeting their disapproval of Turner were self-righteous hypocrite Piers Morgan, fat lefty 'comedian' Kathy Burke and Labour's Jess Phillips (remember her?).  Jess somehow made it about herself, naturally.

Best stick to obscurity Jess, you've humiliated yourself enough in the last year with your daft notions of leadership!

BITING COMMENTARY FROM ANDREW LAWRENCE

It's been a rough year on the comedy circuit, with comedians forced to raise their social media game and plead for donations.  One of those who has made the best of a bad situation has been former mainstream comic Andrew Lawrence.  He was excommunicated from TV and radio in 2015 after criticising the dominance of left-wing metropolitan types on the circuit.  What was once seen as 'alternative comedy' is now the only accepted form of comedy at the likes of the BBC.

Despite his exile, Lawrence continued to tour - until the pandemic.  However, that hasn't stopped him from producing some sharp-witted commentary on proceedings, with almost daily videos posted to his social media accounts.  Much of his comedy is now presented through a variety of characters, including Brian Shithouse, Johnny Smugface and Constable Peter Pisspot.  He's also produced some hilarious shorts as Joe Biden and the twat formerly known as Prince Harry, in addition to mocking Antifa.

One of his most recent videos featured another of his caricatures - Keith Cuntabout - based on the almost extinct demographic that is the working class Cockney.  With commentary about the Great Reset and its insidious agenda, anti-lockdown Keith is clearly not as daft as his coarse dialect suggests.  Clever stuff from Lawrence - watch below or on YouTube.

For the full selection of Andrew Lawrence videos, please click here.  You can also follow him on Facebook.

STARMER DELETES MASKLESS PIC

Keir Starmer has deleted a tweet in which he and his Shadow Home Secretary posed indoors with seven union reps and not a face covering in sight.  The nine men are pictured seated around a table in a room with no windows, spaced slightly apart (but not two metres).  Nick Thomas-Symonds (pictured front right) thought better than to tweet the picture, but it was shared to Facebook by the official Unite page.

Following a backlash from Twitter users, Starmer deleted the tweet and reposted the same message - without the picture.  However, many had already saved the image or screencapped the original tweet and the new tweet was inundated with comments reminding him that the internet doesn't forget.

Given that Starmer, his party and its middle class base are such staunch advocates of Covid rules and restrictions, this all smacks a little of rules for thee, but not for me.

HITCHENS VS HODGES

TalkRadio's Mike Graham chaired what was billed as the 'Great Lockdown Debate' on Thursday, albeit there were only two participants.  Lockdown sceptic Peter Hitchens went up against his Mail on Sunday colleague Dan Hodges, a lockdown enthusiast and former Labour member.  There's clearly no love lost between them, but the virtual debate was largely devoid of excitement and while neither scored a knockout blow, Hitchens spoke last and delivered a scorcher that Hodges could only nod helplessly in acknowledgment.  It was perhaps well-deserved, seeing as Hodges had repeatedly goaded Hitchens throughout by using the word 'denier' as opposed to 'sceptic', a tactic used by journalists to smear lockdown opponents and conflate them with Covid conspiracy theorists.

The full 53 minute debate can be seen below (contains ads).

A couple of months ago Owen Jones tried to get the better of Hitchens on lockdown and ended up being schooled.  For Hodges to hold his own against the same opponent is yet another humiliation for the wee lad.  Jones and his pal Ash Sarkar despise Hodges, who they regard as a Blarite scab who left the party after Corbyn took over.  The truth is that Jones is an amateur who remains a small boy in a man's world.