Month: May 2026

• Dull and Duller

  

  I don’t know whether Keir Starmer is a decent man, but he’s a manifestly turdular politician. When his premiership looked to be blowing up, genius Keith ‘didn’t have space in his diary’ to meet concerned backbenchers. There’s none as blind as those who cannot see. Sure, in recent years, we all got veneer fatigue with…

  Max Frances

  May 13, 2026

  Politics

  Boris, Charlatans, Elections, Keir Starmer, Labour, Leadership, Liberal Elite, PM, Politicians, Politics, Wes Streeting

• Message Parlour

  

  BREAKING; Slur Keir’s hanging on as he won’t ‘plunge the country into chaos’. Let. That. Sink. In. The prophetically named Sarah Sackman was wheeled out, gaslighting hard, to advise that  the momentous poll spanking was the expected mid-term free-hit that all governments expect. Well, yes, if they go route one to tank their manifesto pledges.…

  Max Frances

  May 9, 2026

  Politics

  Conservatives, Councils, Elections, Farage, General Election, Government, Green Party, Greens, Keir Starmer, Labour, Liberal Democrats, Liberal Elite, Local Government, Reform, Zack Polanski

• Post Truth

  

  Quite some time ago, I lamented that the UK had gone post-truth. That was amid the chaos of Boris when facts no longer seemed to matter. On social media, it’s all now started to hit new heights, or rather to plumb new depths. How so? Well, I recently commented on a Facebook article regarding a…

  Max Frances

  May 4, 2026

  Law, Social Media, Society

  Amazon, Courts, Crime, Domestic Violence, Facebook, Law, misogyny, Police, Post-Fact, Post-Truth, Social Media, Women