WOKE WEDNESDAYS #24

The indoctrination of young children in the sexual preferences of adults is something that should not take place in a civilised society.  Yet across the West this sinister agenda is beginning to infest every level of society - from school and nurseries, to businesses, charities, popular entertainment and law.

We have known for years that the direction of travel for Western civilisation is a downward spiral of anarchy, violence and debauchery.  Of course this all started with the desecration of our Christian values, creating a Godless society that is prime for all manner of depravity.  And if those driving this agenda truly are ultra rich Satanic worshippers with a taste for young flesh, then how can we be surprised to find that they are now coming for our children in plain sight?

Have there been any arrests in relation to Epstein's paedophile island?  Nope, the fall girl Ghislaine Maxwell languishes in prison for trafficking children to no-one.  The clients remain nameless and free because of who they are and who they know.  Make no mistake, many of them are the same powerful entities driving this trans-non-binary-alphabet agenda.

If we are to save our children from this monstrous agenda, we need to take back control of our society from top to bottom.  This begins with education.  We cannot allow children to be exposed to this propaganda in the classroom, regardless of what legal requirements are dictated by the paedophile establishment.  An unjust law is no law at all and every adult is obligated to fight it.

We are many, they are few.  Don't ever forget that.

Last week's Eddie Izzard meme generated 1,639 comments and 592 shares on Facebook.

DAWN'S APRIL FOOL

Like most MPs, Dawn Butler is not known for possessing a sense of humour.  How could she possibly amuse herself amid such a miserable life of perpetual oppression and victimhood?  Don't be fooled by her £93k salary, two homes and twenty years as a Member of Parliament, our Dawn faces discrimination on a daily basis.  A funny look is never far away in racist Britain, in which Dawn represents a constituency in our capital, where British people are now a minority and the Mayor is brown.

Anyway, enough of our mockery, it turns out that Ms Butler does indeed possess a sense of humour.  It may not be at all funny to anyone except herself, but we cannot begrudge her effort here...

Having posted the joke to her social media accounts before office hours on Tuesday, it appears that Dawn had one of her staff members produce it in advance.  The response was mixed to say the least, with many finding it inappropriate on the day that Brits got even poorer.  Others simply fell for it, and who can forgive them in the Clown World that surrounds us today?

Here are a handful of responses from X.

And every one a colonialist slave owning oppressor.  Said Dawn.

TOON TUESDAY #51

We stick with the Rachel Reeves shitshow for this week's theme.  It's also April now, and everyone is going to be poorer this month (except, that is, for the MPs who are getting an almost three per cent pay rise)...

Peter Brookes for The Times

Matt Pritchett for The Sunday Telegraph

Morten Morland for The Sunday Times

Graeme Bandeira for The Northern Agenda

Dave Brown for The Independent

Dave Brown for The Independent

Graeme Bandeira for The Northern Agenda

Ella Baron for The Times

Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph

Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph

MEME MONDAY #29

We are still posting to the back up page on Facebook. while we serve out our indeterminate punishment for a meme posted six years ago.  Distribution is increasing, as we have managed to double our following on this page in the last fortnight.

Mon 24 Mar - 113 shares on Facebook

Tue 25 Mar - 3 shares

Wed 26 Mar - 62 shares

Thur 27 Mar - 61 shares

Fri 28 Mar - 79 shares

*** STAR MEME ***

Sun 30 Mar - 273 shares.  The annual pay rise for MPs this year
will be in line with current inflation of 2.8 per cent, giving them a
new basic salary of £93,904.  This is almost double what they were
raking in at the turn of the century, when pay was £47,008.  They
have been given a pay rise every single year of the 21st century, with
the exception of the first two years of the Tory/Lib Dem coalition,
when pay was frozen between 2011 and 2013.

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BOATWATCH #3

Small boat arrivals surpassed a thousand for the second consecutive week, despite a lull going into this weekend.  Britain looks set for good weather this week, so the invasion is likely to pick up again, aided and abetted by RNLI collaborators of course...

Total = 1,130 (up 13 from previous week).

COUNCIL BY-ELECTIONS 27.03.25

Three council seats were up for grabs on Thursday, with Labour unsuccessfully defending a seat in London.  The Redbridge result was humiliating for Labour, with a pro-Palestinian Muslim independent raking in a huge swing and pushing Labour into second.  Elsewhere, there were holds for both the Tories and an independent group.

Maldon North, Maldon District Council

Con: 462 (41.1%) +18.4%

LDm: 409 (36.4%) -5.4%

Ref: 187 (16.7%) New

Grn: 65 (5.8%) New

Con HOLD

Mayfield, Redbridge London Borough Council

Ind: 1,080 (42.5%) New

Lab: 663 (26.1%) -44.7%

Con: 494 (19.4%) +3.6%

Ref: 121 (4.8%) New

LDm: 100 (3.9%) -3.0%

Grn: 85 (3.3%) New

Ind GAIN from Lab

Penllergaer, Swansea City Council

Ind: 646 (63.9%) -23.9%

LDm: 138 (13.6%) New

Ref: 108 (10.7%) New

Lab: 67 (6.6%) -5.6%

Con: 31 (3.1%) New

Grn: 18 (1.8%) New

Gwd: 3 (0.3%) New

Ind HOLD

Abbreviations

Con = Conservative

LDm = Liberal Democrat

Ref = Reform UK

Grn = Green

Lab = Labour

Gwd = Gwlad

Ind = Independent

WOKE WEDNESDAYS #23

While Eddie Izzard has donned lippy for his stand-up shows for many years, he has increasingly embraced his feminine side in recent years.  We gave him the nickname 'gran' during the Brexit impasse, thanks to his fetching pink beret.  Since then he has somewhat predictably ended up on the trans bandwagon by adopting she/her pronouns and the forename 'Suzy'.  However, unlike many of his trans comrades, Izzard is not that fussed about enforcing his choices on others.

Izzard says people can call him he or she, Eddie or Suzy.

So when Radio 4's Anita Anand referred to him as 'the man', Eddie took no offence.  Unfortunately, in the world of legacy media such an act could not go unpunished, and the BBC presenter offered a public apology for the 'misgendering'.  The apology came on air 25 minutes into the same broadcast: "Now a little earlier in the programme you might have heard me accidentally misgender Eddie Izzard.  I'm very very sorry about that."

It is not clear if she had been told to apologise or whether it was voluntary.  The BBC and the establishment it represents have written this outrageous agenda into their constitution.  BBC guidelines dictate that staff must 'use the term and pronoun preferred by the person in question'.  Please deliver us from this madness!

Last week's Superman meme generated five comments and 26 shares on Facebook.

NOC ROTHERHAM?

Cllr David Sheppard has left the party

The deputy leader of Rotherham Council has become the latest Labour figure to quit the party in protest at the government's proposed benefit cuts.  Cllr David Sheppard said in a statement:  "To me, it is unconscionable that when faced with the financial crisis left to us by the previous Tory government, the Labour Party has chosen to target people who need support the most".

Cllr Sheppard continued:  "I have always held the belief that government should do what it can to equalise the injustices within society.  Sadly, this and other recent announcements have led me to conclude that this is currently not the case."

A lifelong party member, Cllr Sheppard has been an elected member of the council since 2016.  His resignation leaves the Labour group in Rotherham teetering on the brink of losing control of the council for the first time in its 51 year history.  With various resignations already clocking up nationwide and more expected, if three more councillors quit the Labour Rotherham group it will tip the council into no overall control.

TOON TUESDAY #50

Labour's austerity measures have come in for some attention from left-leaning cartoonists, with Reeves and Starmer being likened to the Cameron-Osborne partnership that delivered five years of cuts.  The influence of Elon Musk's DOGE is clear to see from the language on display: "We need to make government more efficient" declared Starmer on Monday.  Civil Service cuts may be one thing, but the Labour leader is whipping up a storm in his own party when it comes to benefit cuts.  A forthcoming rebellion is likely to extend beyond the usual suspects of the Socialist Campaign Group of MPs.

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph

Dave Brown for The Independent

Ben Jennings for The Guardian

Morten Morland for The Times

Nick Newman for The Sunday Times

Ben Jennings for The Guardian

Graeme Bandeira for The Northern Agenda

Morten Morland for The Times

Peter Brookes for The Times

The abolition of NHS England also drew some attention...

Nick Newman for The Sunday Times

Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph

Andy Davey for The Daily Telegraph

MEME MONDAY EXTRA: RAYNER'S PORTRAIT

As promised, we had a little fun with the presentation that took place in Westminster last week.  One of the original images can be seen above.

All the following efforts were posted on Facebook and we asked followers to like and share their favourites.  They are presented below in ascending order of favourability, beginning with three website exclusives that did not make the cut.

binlabour.com exclusive.  We could not possibly risk using this as it contains
one of the images that resulted in a recent Facebook strike

binlabour.com exclusive

binlabour.com exclusive

17 reactions and 2 shares

19 reactions

21 reactions

21 reactions

21 reactions and 1 share

28 reactions and 1 share

30 reactions and 3 shares

33 reactions and 1 share

33 reactions and 2 shares

33 reactions and 3 shares

35 reactions and 3 shares

36 reactions and 3 shares

41 reactions

57 reactions and 8 shares

111 reactions and 40 shares - far and away the most popular.  This one also
found its way onto X in various posts.  Apologies to Tim Healy!

The Facebook album containing these memes can be found here.