Why John Cleese pointing fingers at countries abroad that do not effect us while at home our own ship is sinking is classic British comedy.
From the Black Country factory floors that built Spitfires to defeat fascism, to the secret export of weapons systems to a state accused of genocide — Gordon Dimmack investigates how the ground beneath his feet became part of a global arms trade, and how the British state is now criminalising anyone with the conscience to object.
Security at Delhi Airport stole this journalists iphone after I embarrassed my videos of their treatment of stranded passengers went viral.
A couple trapped for 38 hours in Delhi Airport reveal the chaos, exhaustion and the viral video that finally forced airline staff to act.
A first-hand account of America’s gun culture, mass shootings, state violence, and the contradiction at the heart of the Second Amendment — asking why a nation armed to resist tyranny never does.
Venezuela wasn’t attacked for drugs or democracy. It was attacked for oil, the petrodollar, and U.S. dominance. History makes that clear. The US is a mafia state.
A lost Craig Murray karaoke video, censored off the internet, finally resurfaces. A tongue-in-cheek tribute to the man, the myth, the uncontainable sex appeal.
Jeffrey Epstein wasn’t a lone monster — he was infrastructure. Washington’s panic, intel warnings, and the fight to expose the full files reveal why.
Every year we burn a man we were taught was a traitor. But Guy Fawkes wasn’t the villain — he was the last man who tried to stop a corrupt Parliament. Maybe we’ve been celebrating the wrong thing.
Footage released by the New York Post shows the Huntingdon train attacker waving a knife inside a barbers just 24 hours before the mass stabbing. Police admit “a crime was recorded but officers were not sent.” Meanwhile, a hundred peaceful protesters face terrorism charges for holding signs outside Parliament.
At a UN meeting, UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper dodged questions about Israeli soldiers raping Palestinian detainees — days after Israel launched a probe into the whistleblowers who exposed it. Meanwhile, Britons are being arrested for denying unproven Hamas rape claims. The UK’s moral hypocrisy laid bare.
In a parallel 1939, the UK bans “Polish Action” for opposing Nazi aggression. Over 2,000 are arrested. A deadpan satire exposing the UK’s real‑world crackdown on Palestine solidarity in 2025.
