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  • Chicken Kiev

    Chicken Kiev

    Another day, another Zelensky diktat to the West. And the line is again strikingly similar: demands for arms, a no-fly zone, ramped-up sanctions etc. The trite turd ultimately wants NATO to trigger World War III. How is it that this bloviating berk has bagged platforms to address overseas parliaments with this shameless shizzle? Well, that’s…

    Max Frances

    Apr 2, 2022
    Politics, War
    Army, Authoritarianism, Black Lives Matter, NATO, Parliament, Poland, Politics, Putin, Russia, Sanctions, Solidarity, Trans Rights, Ukraine, Virtue Signalling, War, World War III, Zelensky, Zelenskyy
  • Bream On

    Bream On

    While no fan of the rubber bath toy at all, his ‘I have a bream’ speech was a masterclass in hooking the usual gang of wet, flaccid Euromelts and consigning them to the Tory keepnet. Comparing the Ukrainian resistance to the Brexiter push for freedom was a jolly jape that perfectly piqued all the posturing…

    Max Frances

    Mar 20, 2022
    Politics, Society, War
    Brexit, Brussels, EU, Kiev, Kyiv, Putin, Russia, Solidarity, Ukraine, Virtue Signalling, War, World War III, Zelensky, Zelenskyy
  • 15 Minutes

    15 Minutes

    The artist Andy Warhol once commented that everybody gets their 15 minutes of fame. In the last few weeks, isolated pockets of Ukrainians dotted around the world will have ticked this off their bucket lists. In one local backwater in the UK, the town council organised a vigil (what else?) for the Ukraine, which drew…

    Max Frances

    Mar 12, 2022
    Social Media, War
    Activism, Charlatans, Kiev, Mandela, Princess Diana, Putin, Russia, Slacktivism, Virtue Signalling, War, Warhol, Zelensky, Zelenskyy
  • All Aboard!

    All Aboard!

    Ever wondered what happened to the Black Lives Matter/trans rights/pride/me too/disability advocate/COVID extremist/Remainiac tools? Yep – they’re all ‘standing with Ukraine’. If they truly were, they’d be on a plane to Poland or Moldova, crossing the border, snatching up a rifle, and getting busy. Even Kerry Katona has issued a warning to Putin. Let’s hope…

    Max Frances

    Mar 1, 2022
    Politics, War
    Crimea, EU, Europe, Invasion, Middle East, Nuclear Weapons, Putin, Russia, Sanctions, Tony Blair, Ukraine, Virtue Signalling, War
  • Casino

    Casino

    With Mr Putin recognising the republics of Donetsk and Luhansk, every limp foghorn in the crass commentariat has been quick to point to the ‘Kremlin playbook’, as if they’re diplomatic svengalis. Yet, in truth this kind of land-grab is a favoured standby for every regime with a penchant for expansionism. Hitler did it in the…

    Max Frances

    Feb 21, 2022
    Politics, War
    Belarus, Biden, Boris, Diplomacy, EU, Hitler, NATO, Putin, Russia, Sanctions, Ukraine, US, US President, War
  • Dicked

    Dicked

    ‘London is becoming safer’, said Cressida Dick in her resignation statement. Well, it is now. While her defenstration is merited, I do have some sympathy for any person trapped in what must surely be a perpetual state of mental torture. Whatever she does, she must be forever recoiling in abject disgust at her own name.…

    Max Frances

    Feb 12, 2022
    Society
    Cressida Dick, Crime, Institutional Racism, LGBT, MeToo, Police, Political Correctness, Racism, Twitter, Virtue Signalling, Woke
  • The Best Lines

    The Best Lines

    At last we had sight of the Sue Gray report, for all the progress that meant. Starmer delivered a withering speech, which was well-composed, accurate, and powerful. What a shame his speechwriter isn’t gunning for the top job. At the moment, the Labour front bench is undoubtedly getting all the best lines (guffaw), but none…

    Max Frances

    Feb 1, 2022
    Politics, Society
    Boris, Cocaine, Conservatives, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Drugs, Government, Jimmy Savile, Keir Starmer, Labour, Parliament, Sue Gray
  • We Fit

    We Fit

    I’ve never been great with hands-on workmanship and appreciate that there are times when you just have to fork out to somebody to perform a simple task. You pay a reasonable rate for the knowledge, and the guy rocks up and does the job. One example of this is fitting parts to cars. Vehicle manufacturers…

    Max Frances

    Jan 22, 2022
    Customer Service, Retail
    Cars, Charlatans, Customer Experience, Customer Satisfaction, Customer Service, Customers, Halfords, High Street, Retail, Rip-Off Britain, UK
  • Shambollocks

    Shambollocks

    As a nation, we all still appear to be in perpetual shock that in voting for Boris Johnson, we ended up getting Boris Johnson. He is clearly the toast of the Conservative Party, of course in the crispy, charred sense. For a loquacious smith of words, his non-apology was as transparent as Fishy Rishi’s 200-mile-away…

    Max Frances

    Jan 12, 2022
    Politics
    Boris, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Ed Davey, Ian Blackford, Jimmy Savile, Keir Starmer, Labour, Liberal Democrats, Lockdown, Omicron, Party, PM, Ramadan, Sunak, Tories
  • Going With the Flow

    Going With the Flow

    Novak Djokovic has just been nicked, which should make for a fascinating episode of Border Security: Australia’s Front Line in due course. He’s off to the relative comfort of a ‘detention hotel’ along with various miscreants with their undeclared apples, bags of fish guts, and dried cat penises. If he does appeal it, we’re all going to…

    Max Frances

    Jan 6, 2022
    Health, Politics, Society, Sport
    Angela Rayner, Anti-Vaxxers, Australia, Boris, Colston Statue, Coronavirus, Courts, COVID-19, Djokovic, Edward Colston, Keir Starmer, Omicron, Parliament, Tennis, Testing, Vaccine
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