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In a time of university deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act - Orwell (almost)
An 'interesting' aside to the story of Chris Exley (https://miriaf.co.uk/science-sold-out/) and the general scandal and corruption ravaging the University of Keele, is the story of the Caudwell International Children's Centre (CICC), also informally known as the Caudwell autism centre. I remember in 2015, reading the news in the local Stoke paper that local billionaire, John […]
School ties
There was a very revealing incident yesterday on one of my posts, which gave some profoundly valuable insight into the psychological paralysis that currently seems to be infecting vast swathes of the country. The world is burning, children are being murdered, life as we know it is shattering forever, and yet millions of people refuse […]
The Politics of Pantomime Plagues
I often think fondly of my hate-fans, as they increasingly irately refresh my page (in between booster shots and sanitiser slathering), muttering darkly to themselves from beneath their muzzles, "why isn't she dead yet?" The fact that I'm not, and nor are any of the thousands of similarly conspiraquacked people I know, should really serve […]
'Run' for your life
I had a rather chilling experience last night when I was briefly trying to escape all the madness by watching a silly film. I like to watch those two-bit, ridiculous "psychological thrillers" which have more plot holes than even the official Convid narrative, and that are replete with ridiculous over-acting, unintentionally hilarious scripts, and so […]
On press reports that "ministers are threatening to reimpose Covid restrictions"
Here we go again.... Obviously, this is no surprise to the crazed conspiraquacks amongst us, who knew from Act I of this dark pantomime that recurrent lockdowns and other ultra-repressive restrictions would be permanent - that, as Orwell (nearly) warned us, "the disease is not meant to be cured, it is meant to be continuous". […]
Abuse has no gender - unless you're a mainstream media editor
I think it's fair to say that I don't shy away from contentious subjects, but I knew when I decided to analyse the latest agenda item - the vilification and villainisation of men - it would prove particularly divisive, since this is a highly charged topic for many people. I entirely understand this, and why […]
Taking the 'me' out of the media
It often elicits a wry chuckle when I divulge to others - somewhat reluctantly, admittedly - that I took Media Studies A-level. And yes, I get it - a qualification in watching TV and reading magazines, very academically rigorous, I'm sure! The thing is, though - it was! Seriously. It was by far the most […]
"Hats, flats, and complete and utter tw@!s" - a memory...
Facebook's memory feature reminded me this morning that, two years ago to the day, I posted the below. Eerily prescient indeed (as was the "egg-regious" overreach of authority the memory feature reminded me about last week...) - see last paragraph in particular... From October 10th, 2019: HATS, FLATS, AND COMPLETE AND UTTER TW@!S I have […]
Terrorvision
So as I sit here this fine Sunday afternoon and rub my crystal ball (and also, slightly, my head, see yesterday's post...), I have a few predictions about how things might transpire involving the media's latest cartoon villain, THE TALIBAN. The media are using all the same tricks to terrify us about this particular group […]
The cult and the catfish
In the last few weeks, I've detected a definite sea-change in the attitude of those who have obediently bought the "official line" and diligently jumped through each new hoop dangled in front of them, just like a well-trained pet who completely trusts its owner to reward it with a treat. Up until very recently, they've […]
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