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Britain’s cancel culture is a purposely designed social credit system. Say the wrong thing, and you’re done for. One ‘offensive’ tweet? Straight to prison. Say a silent prayer? You’re nicked. Point out that men don’t have wombs, or that climate change hysteria is exaggerated? You’re sacked and shunned. Post a meme that contradicts a government orthodoxy or expresses concerns about illegal immigration? Congrats, you’re now persona non grata and at risk of being given a holiday at His Majesty’s pleasure.
Welcome to the land of the free…until you express an opinion.
Great Britain, 2025, where the air is thick with sanctimonious twaddle, and our inalienable rights are under attack from the self-proclaimed elite. Those pompous, hypocritical overlords of ‘correct’ thinking have decided our words, thoughts, and even our chickens need their approval. Free speech? In the UK, members of the public are in prison for sending a single tweet. And just wait until they roll out digital ID (the so called BritCard) and the Stasi levels of censorship which will follow.
The Establishment has closed its grip harder than Keir Starmer on free Arsenal tickets. Wielding censorship like a sledgehammer and telling us what constitutes ‘approved truth’ as though we’re living in Orwell’s 1984.
But fear not, because there’s a growing rebellion. Increasing numbers of Brits simply aren’t having it anymore. They see through this dystopian farce, preferring instead to give it the middle finger. Our great nation isn’t China or North Korea (though they’d like it to be). Britain is the crucible of free speech and has long championed open expression across literature, the arts, and politics. …
Enter the Great British public, who, with a collective cry of “Not today, mate” unleashed chaos so beautiful it deserves a statue in Trafalgar Square. The website didn’t just crash; it imploded. Defra described a “High volume of applications” likely hundreds of thousands, as the site was flooded with fake and ludicrous entries. It was a digital uprising, a masterclass in taking the absolute piss, proving we’re not a nation of drones who’ll nod along to every whimsical edict. We’re the land of John Locke, who told the Crown to shove its gag orders, demanding our right to speak freely without a king’s boot on our throats. His fierce call for liberty in 1689 still fuels our fight against the elite’s assault on freedom, from bird databases to jail time for social media posts. …
Silence and doing nothing are no longer viable options. Not if we want our children and grandchildren to inherit the country our forebears sacrificed their lives for. Every time you bite your tongue or self-censor to avoid the mob, you’re handing them the keys to your mind. Our silence is their power. Compliance is the last thing we should agree to. If you let them, they’ll have you bowing to their every whim and agreeing to unimaginable horrors.
That’s why Cancel THIS is part survival guide, part rebellious handbook, and a salute to the dissidents, oddballs, and anyone who’s ever been told to shut up and behave. We don’t just resist; we do it with flair, with bollocks and with our signature British humour. We’re the nation of the stiff upper lip, the victors of two world wars, and we laid the foundation for free speech with the Magna Carta in 1215. We have a long history of curbing tyrants and fighting for freedom.
This book also shines a light on the agenda behind the bullshit. It’s no accident that almost every government in the world has turned on its citizens at the same time. Pushing harmful and illogical ideologies, punishing dissidents, and seeding fear about everything from the weather through to the common cold. It’s all part of a vision which is laid out by the likes of the United Nations and which our Government has signed up to.
So, buckle up, tell the woke police to sod off, and let’s rip into this global circus of pompous ‘elites’ who think they can nanny us into submission.
My book is your guide to living freely in a world gone mad. It’s about laughing in the face of censorship, ignoring the establishment’s nonsensical rules, and embracing the global fight for free speech with true grit and resilience.
Let’s keep the rebellion rolling, one glorious piss take at a time.
Why in hell are the Brits up in arms about what they are getting? Didn’t they vote for it, good and hard? Now they are getting it good and hard. Perhaps it started when they voted for the people that took all their firearms away so they could not enforce their wishes on the state. Perhaps it started when their betters decided technocracy is better than having a parliament. Why didn’t the king or queen step in to rectify matters? Isn’t that what they are supposed to do in a monarchy? But, when all is said and done, the Brits, like the Ozzies and Kiwis did it to themselves.
I've been pretty disappointed with comedians like John Cleese and Stephen Fry -- they've largely been silent in the face of what seems to be a massive infringement of British citizens' rights. Rowan Atkinson has been good, and J K Rowling is pretty impressive. Brits used to be so good at wrong think...
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citizen rights
Hahahaha such a good joke. Citizens do not have rights. Only priviliges.
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Humans have rights and people have rights. Only. The state has no rights and is only a figment of your imagination. The state is just a gang of people, usually psychopaths, to steal from you and kill people. Why should we have any more consideration for this gang than any Mexican cartel gang?
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Yes, their wrong think has always been pretty productive, as far as freedom is concerned. It is disappointing to see many of them falling into the state/commie line, though. I like how Rowling goes after the prevailing trans line. Kizin (perhaps the wrong spelling) also a comedian, does a really good job on political commentary, but he also has non-Brit experiences.
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