Joanna Sharp The weekend of 26-27th June brought traffic in central London to a complete standstill. Two massive protests took place: Saturday’s Freedom March and Sunday’s Music Industry’s Freedom to Dance event. It is impossible to give precise numbers. The estimates from fellow Saturday marchers range from 500,000 to 2 million, with the Sunday rave …
Kim Usbourne Hopefully after the Freedom March on 26th June people are feeling a little buoyed up. But these things come in waves, and a philosophical, optimistic outlook one day can turn into a soul-gnawing scrape along the rocks of despair the next. So, to capitalise on recent successes, here are 16, yes SIXTEEN memes …
Summer has alighted upon the Land of the Rising Sun so I will be taking a break for the next week or two. In the meantime, I invite you to ponder the need for downtime; not just “recharging the batteries” in the physical sense, but reconnecting with the world around us without the newswires twittering …
Another huge wave of people took to the streets of London today, protesting the Covid restrictions, proposed vaccine passports, injections for children and other dystopian aspects of our authoritarian new normal. Similar protests have been happening regularly since the imposition of Lockdown in March last year, including last month when well over 100,000 people (some …
Kim Usbourne Good morning everybody. It’s Monday, and you know what that ’memes’? You got it, time for another edition of Monday Morning MemesTM! By the looks of it, the UK isn’t going to be “back to normal” on the 21st (shocker, right!?). So here’s some more laughs to keep you going, wherever you are …
In his newest episode of Solutions Watch, James Corbett talks to Christian Westbrook (aka the Ice Age Farmer) about the problems facing the global food supply — from the coming global solar minimum to the globalist plan to “reset the table” and transform global food systems. More importantly, they discuss what can be done about …
Margaret Anna Alice As nightfall does not come all at once, neither does oppression. In both instances, there is a twilight. And it is in such twilight that we all must be aware of change in the air—however slight—lest we become unwitting victims of the darkness.” Justice William O. Douglas Forty years ago, Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory lobbed …
Kim Usbourne Happy Bank Holiday Monday! Sure, ever since lockdowns became a thing, Bank Holidays have lost some of their uniqueness and charm (just as the phrase ‘never in a month of Sundays’ will forever have different connotations), nevertheless, let’s start the week off right with a brand new selection of Monday Morning MemesTM! Grab …
John Goss What a day! What beautiful people! What a kick in the teeth for the establishment! And not a mask in sight – except from the police who were forced to wear them. Poor things. Were you there? If you were you might be able to spot yourself in one of these pictures from …
Ian Jenkins Extracts from ‘The New Normal Lexicon’ by Greta Reset, Professor of Neology at Schwabgate University. * Mask eye: the nasty beady-eyed glare, a mix of hatred and fear, given by a ‘maskaholic” to someone not wearing a ‘face covering’. * Maskaholic: Someone who wears their mask regardless of the surroundings e.g. alone in …
