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The Con-or-lie Cabaret, Act II: The Pig in Muck
I'm not being rude here, or making unkind jibes about anybody's festive overindulgences: that's really the name of the venue where three of our favourite con artists - two fake "convicts" and one common or garden conman - recently met for a jolly old knees-up. Beaming over their beers, we have three of the most […]
The spooky side of Roald Dahl
As I seem to be on a bit of a 'Roald' (argh, sorry) with the exposing of beloved children's literary figures, and their increasingly obvious connections to the occult and trauma-based mind control, it would seem remiss of me to leave out the Dastardly Mr Dahl, not least because I have actually met the man. […]
The Handmade Tale
I had a rather nasty shock earlier this month when, for the first time in a while, I ventured out into Huddersfield town centre on a Saturday night. And the shock was not that I was in Huddersfield town centre on a Saturday night, because, despite the town's less than stellar reputation, I have - […]
A peculiar practice indeed
I had a little chuckle to myself when I learned recently that one of my childhood friends had become a feminist Marxist academic. I wasn't chuckling at her expense (I've met a few feminist Marxists before and I've learned that's not a good idea), but because this was really such a predictable outcome given her […]
From catittude to gratitude
I just wanted to pen a mini missive to extend my sincerest thanks to everyone who contributed to my laptop fund (following the cat-astrophic destruction of the last one...). Your contributions, kind words, and cat anecdotes have been enormously appreciated and have lifted my spirits tremendously, so thank you very much. A few people expressed […]
"Neurodiversity", needles, and 9am gin...
One of my earliest experiences of realising that the world, and people, didn't function quite as I'd been taught they did came - astonishingly enough - courtesy of school. Not via a lesson or teacher, of course, but rather, through one of my friends. I had a friend, we'll call her Catherine, who, at the […]
Bookworm or brainworm?
Inspired (and slightly alarmed) by my recent forays into rediscovering childhood literature, and the insidious programming that lurked within the seemingly innocent pages, I decided to take a further perambulation down memory lane, by rediscovering the tomes of my teenage years. Having gone through the requisite Judy Blume stage (and she probably deserves a deep […]
How to become a psyop star
Imagine the scene: You are 35 years old and your life lies in tatters around you. After a short-lived and tumultuous marriage, your wife has left you, taking your child with her. You lost your job some time ago, and debts are spiralling out of control. With no money or job, you're forced to live […]
Who is Miri AF?
It's come to my attention recently that, due to the apparently over-the-proverbial-puncturing-board nature of some of my articles (Charlie Kirk in particular), some individuals have taken to circulating some rather - shall we say - creative commentary relating to my supposed personal history, all with the aim of "proving" that I am some sort of […]
The Emperor's New Virus / Riot / Assassination
One of many and various misdemeanours I have taken my shambolic local council to task for is their shameful divisive promotion of a "far-right riot" that wasn't. Back when riots were all the rage (at least, as far as the propaganda press was concerned), a breathless fear-based memo quickly spread around social media, penned by […]
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