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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 […]
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 […]
The Trust Trap
Someone messaged me the other day to let me know that the now-legendary (once languishing) Lucy Connolly had begun a Substack (thanks J!). Intrigued, I clicked on the link... only to find I had a pre-emptive block! I've never made any direct attempts at communication with Ms Connolly, so I find the block to be […]
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