I’ve combined the two Jacob Frey memes and re-done the face mask. I’ve also done a meme with Admiral Ackbar’s mum, or as you may know her, Mayor Lighfoot of Chicago, inspired by her inspirational conference call. Lastly I’ve done a Grima Wormtongue/MSM meme. I hope you like them, spread them around.
Author: Davey Packer
Greetings from the UK fellow Deplorables. Or perhaps, coming from the other side of the Pond, I’m a Lamentable, possibly a Woeful.
Be that as it may, I’m here, on this wonderfully and unapologetically American site because I believe strongly that the US and the UK are, or at least should be, close, natural and unshakeable allies.
Briefly, I'm a British patriot and constitutional traditionalist with distinct libertarian tendencies and I believe in the UK's independence from the EU.
Over a year ago I wrote a blog post here on BW.com about the campaign to take down the statue of Cecil Rhodes in Oriel College, Oxford. “Expect to see a trend of heartfelt self-criticism, in some weird collegiate version of the Cultural Revolution.” I was right about what would happen, but boy…I could never […]
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A song from the heart
The days since the killing of George Floyd feel like a distillation and acceleration of the last few decades. The wonderful Dominic Frisby has just summed it up in a music video. It’s increasingly difficult to be satirical when the reality is so extreme and bizarre. Frisby manages to do satire while also conveying the […]
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Kulturkampf
I will be writing more about this. The situation is fluid and my head is bursting with rage and frustration. I’ve never been so visceraly angry. In the meantime here’s the latest on the statue campaign. The media are, of course, simply repeating the Marxist arrestion that Baden Powell had “Nazi Associations”. He was anti […]
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Lefty Cop, Marxist Cop
The situation we’re in at the moment reminded me of something from a training weekend we did when I was in the Young Conservatives back in the 90s. We did a personality test which gave us suggestions as to the roles we were best suited to. I’m sure if you’ve ever suffered through modern management […]
I was so moved by the walk of shame of Minneapolis Mayor, Lefty poser and Justin Trudeau impersonator Jacob Frey that I came up with these tributes to his heroic idiocy. If you like them, share them.
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Lockdown British style.
I’ve been meaning to write something about lockdown here but it’s been too bloody depressing. I will share this though, some funny comebacks to the new Govt slogan for our path out of house arrest, sorry, lockdown and the media reaction to it. We had STAY HOME, PROTECT THE NHS, SAVE LIVES, black on yellow […]
I hadn’t heard of David Sedaris until I signed up for the Master Class website. I’d signed up mostly for the writing and had been inspired to do so by the trailers for Steve Martin’s and Neil Gaiman’s courses. The first I saw of Sedaris was his MC trailer and when I finished the Gaiman […]
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David Starkey Speaks
“big business can sort it out, big government can’t” I thought I’d share this video from Peter Whittle’s New Culture Forum. He interviews the wonderfully acidic Dr David Starkey about the pandemic. Dear old auntie Starkey is a right wing historian and contrarian who is one of the few right of centre people to get […]
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Three out of Five Ain’t Bad
I’m sure you won’t be surprised to learn that one of the things I’ve done during the current period of gentle house arrest is watch films and TV. Well, streamed online, except when I’m at my Mum’s I’ve not watched broadcast MSM TV for over 3 years. I’ve watched old favourites as well as taking […]
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Borders, plagues and some history
“The virus doesn’t recognise borders” This quote is from a tweet by the odious toxic toad Guy Verhofstadt, the European Parliament’s man for dealing with Brexit. Of course, he sees the virus as an opportunity and he’s not alone. Let’s turn away from him, (just thinking about him makes my jaw tighten and my fists […]
Fun and Frolics with the Fatwa Fraternity part three The doctrine of taqiyya is a controversial one, even within Islam. Put simply, taqiyya (meaning fear/prudence) is the doctrine that it is legitimate for a Moslem to deceive non-believers when necessary. The justification for this is in the Quran, the two main verses being: Surah 3:28 […]
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Islam in England
Fun and Frolics with the Fatwa Fraternity, part two In this post I am going to look at the situation with regards to the Moslem population of England as it stands in 2020. I usually refer to the UK, rather than England alone when talking about modern British politics, however, in this instance the situation […]
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Some thoughts on Islam…
…or or Fun and Frolics with the Fatwa Fraternity As we are in the first few days of Ramadan, and as part of a desperate attempt to get my mind on something other than the dreaded lurgy that is currently filling our world, I’m going to lay before you some info and observations on Islam. […]
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How things have changed…
One hundred and fourteen years ago In 1906 a serial killer was executed in Morocco. Hadj Mohammed Mesfewi was a shoemaker in Marrakesh. With the help of an old woman called Rahali he had drugged, murdered and mutilated a total of at least thirty-six young women. His execution was due to include crucifixion, as Islamic […]