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The war in Iran may be fake. But the regime change is real.
As the news cycle has been dominated continuously for the last couple of weeks with news of "the war in/on Iran", then obviously, the first question we must ask, as seasoned sceptics of psyops is, "is this real?" The general consensus from conspiratorially-inclined critical thinkers appears to be, "no". To clarify, to say the war […]
After 'Years and Years' of panto politics...
I have mentioned on several occasions, in relation to understanding the current cultural climate and where it's being directed to go next, the BBC drama, Years and Years. Released seven years ago, it charts world events from 2019-2034, as seen through the eyes of the fictional, Manchester-based Lyons family. A true testament to progressive and […]
Reform, Reclaim, Restore, Repeat...
I think I might actually start the 'Repeat' party. At least it would be honest ('Repeat! Rehashing and resharing all the same risible rhetoric as everyone else...') If I did this, I could also benefit from hoovering up a few votes from confused members of the electorate, who had mistaken Repeat for one of the […]
Name game shame
Way back in the dim and distant past, in another era, a gentler and more innocent time (around 2021), I developed a little phrase, that has since gone on to be quite widely repeated: 'if you know their name, they're in the game'. I developed this phrase for a specific reason: that, at the time, […]
Happy Fake New Year!
One of the great things about being a conspiracy theorist is that we need feel no guilt at all about not sticking to our New Year's resolutions, and indeed can feel quite smug about it, since - as all the cool conspiracy kids know - this isn't the real New Year. Celebrating New Year on […]
Stranger things and spiritual socks
I briefly braved the wilds of Primark the other day, to purchase some winter socks (not the most thrilling introduction to an article, I know, but please bear with me...), and when I entered the store, one of the very first things I saw was this: A t-shirt advertising the dystopian Netflix horror, 'Stranger Things', […]
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 […]
"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 […]
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