St George deported to Rwanda

TAKE THAT, JOHNNY FOREIGNER: England’s shiny new immigration policy is operating precisely as expected. To celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday, Rishi Sunak’s government-in-name-only has deported England’s Patron Saint.

“St George only has himself to blame,” said Immigration Minister Sendham Back. “He comes over here, from somewhere foreign, who cares where, but the Middle East probably. He’s a single adult male who has left his wife and children behind. Probably. He is trying to steal precious British resources from the British People, by which I mean Tory donors. It goes without saying that he came here in a small boat, because in the age of dragons, aeroplanes hadn’t been invented yet.”

This England, this royal throne of pint-sized upstarts, this septic isle, hath made a shameful conquest of itself. By demonising the slayer of dragons, England has rejoiced in its own weakening. For who now will slay our dragons? Who will defend this fortress built by Nature for herself, this demi-paradise, this earth of majesty, from Angela Rayner?

Not St George, that much is clear. Our reporter caught up with him over a dodgy phone link.

“It’s great here,” said St George. “There’s plenty of space, it’s nice and warm and dry, unlike bloody England. There’s lots of great people here too.”

George paused for effect. “Like this guy. Come and say hello, G,” he said to a fellow inmate.

“Now this chap, even you will recognise him,” said George. “Wispy beard, sandals, halo, crown of thorns, holes in his hands and feet, carries a cross around for some reason. Anyway, He made it as far as Glastonbury before they caught up with Him and chucked Him out.”

“Hi there!” said Jesus cheerfully. “The best thing about being the Son Of God is that I rose from the dead. You can’t keep a good man down! Everyone knows my name. Same with St George, what a legend!”

With enemies like these, who needs friends?

Tie considers throttling owner

WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UNTIE: At last, some positive news. A tie, belonging to one of the most unpleasant men in the country, is seriously considering action. It has been quoted as wanting to “throttle the smug bastard.”

The tie, Willie Pointer, is tired of just hanging around, dangling into pints of Old Blusterer and fending off falling fag ash. “I get cigarette burns, I have to soak up horrid Real Ale. Every night I get thrown onto the floor, every morning I am whipped into a noose around this ghastly man’s neck,” complained Pointer. “Then I have to hear his foghorn of a voice, non-stop, for hours every day, booming about cancel culture and brown men in small boats. I am forced to endure the smell of stale armpits and sweaty clothing. I’ve had enough.”

“I agree entirely,” said Polly Cotton, the man’s shirt. “It’s the same every day. I spend fourteen hours each day in direct contact with this man’s revolting sweat glands. I, too, endure the droppings from his tobacco products. Then I get thrown into a basket with all my similarly abused sisters to marinate. By the time the poor unfortunate washerwoman arrives, the smell has pervaded my entire fabric. Then rinse, and repeat. We are up in arms.”

“It’s the same for me,” agreed jacket Harris Tweed. “And I am forced to bear his disgusting cigarettes and the dangerous lighters. They are a health and safety hazard for a jacket made of natural fibres like me. Not to mention the pain of his money bashing against my lining all the time. He hardly ever puts his hand in the money pocket, thankfully. But what can we do about it?”

“I must take action,” said Pointer. “I am in a position to throttle the smug bastard. It’s about time I retired!”

Have I got noose for you – it’s farewell to the man who ripped the fabric of the nation. 

The EU needs to fall into line with us

TRANSIT INTRANSIGENCE: All out problems could be over, if only the EU would fall into line with England and the English Empire, claims Jacob Rees-Mogg. Their pettifogging insistence on imposing their silly little foreign rules is causing hold-ups to Great British Commerce. It is also costing huge amounts of money that could be more usefully diverted into the war chests of England’s feudal overlords.

The English Empire is vast and all-powerful. It consists of the Square Mile in London, selected smart London districts such as Park Lane and Mayfair. It incorporates the many pockets of English Acreage held by the Landed Gentry, whose ancestors stole it from the native Britons in 1066. Just over the Border, the Empire includes the Vassal States of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Logic dictates that the remainder of Ireland is de facto part of the Empire. Beyond these fine green swathes lie the Sceptic Isles of Gibraltar, Malta, Atlantis, and the Falklands, all of which had the good sense to split from mainland Europe long ago.

It makes perfect sense that the EU should bow down and pay homage in the face of such might.

“The continued intransigence of the EU is costing them dear,” said Rees-Mogg in his familiar 19th century accent. “Their refusal to accept the superiority of England, our England, prevents them from basking in English Sovereignty. They cannot share our fish, our sparkling clean waters, our cheap food, or our low-price energy. Do they not know that Britannia rules the waves? Do they not speak in strange dialects, derived from the Mother Tongue, which they use to denigrate their superiors?”

Ultimately, there is only one solution: the Final Solution.

“We must make them bow down,” said Rees-Mogg. “There can be no dissent. We will fight them on the beaches, lay down our towels, and make sure every European town sells weak fizzy lager and fish & chips. There is no alternative!”

When Britain was Great we were powered by battery hens

CLUCKING MAD : It’s not hard to trace the downfall of a once great empire, and no, we are not talking about our mad prodigal son The (so called) United States of America.

Sadly we are talking about a peoples whose mighty ancestors turned the map a joyous pink for centuries, and taught savage foreigners everything worth knowing. From the value of the well educated clerk in good governance, and the railway. Today foreginers still continue with these vital facets of rule but fail to give credit where it’s due. Just look at the European attitude to Barry and Barb from Southgate attempting to bring a little cheer to the dreariness of the Costa del Sol!

To pinpoint where it all started going wrong for Mighty Britannia one simply has to look at the first battle won by the Woke mob. If you think they started screeching their naive concept of “Just stop treating people you don’t know like pricks” in the last decade is to ignore how long the damp rot has been rising in our foundations.

The chicken. That great British bird the Romans once invaded our noble shores to secure, this was the first place the enemies of the people on the inside struck.

It’s a simple and logical assessment. When hens were kept in tiny cages and given total licence to do what they do naturally, produce pale yokes and thin shells by the masses, Britain was a powerhouse. But once our nation’s once sensible poulterers were tricked into letting them run wild in the pasture doing sod all but wait for handouts the downfall was certain. Soon childbirth rates were plummeting and coal, that great fuel that powered our homes, was scorned in favour of foreign renewables.

Suez. Leyland. The virtual extinction of the bowler hat. And so much else besides followed.

Only when we get those little feathered servants back in the chicken wire cages and build the modern factories Britain needs to be once again be a world leading exporter of whatever, only then will we be able to hold our heads high and cry “Who rules the waves?”.

A purely rhetorical question.

Oxford Cambridge boat race to take place over Zoom because The Thames is too full of shit

RACE TO THE BOTTOM : Exciting news for fans of iconic Great British sporting contests today with the announcement that the 2024 Oxford Cambridge boat race, aka The Boat Race, will still go ahead, in spite of The Thames now being a heaving pit of sewage swill that would make a Victorian blush.

There had been concerns that the race would be postponed until sometime after the Tories leave office, mostly because of the guarantee of numerous future Prime Ministers catching E. coli poisoning if any of the Oxbridge competitors actually came into physical contact with The Thames. But sanity has prevailed.

“The UK is a world leader in communication technology,” a spokesman claiming to talk for the organisers told LCD Views, “ever since the invention of the first punt we’ve shown the world how to accelerate the transfer of vital information. Post-Brexit Britain is continuing in that vein.”

It seems Zoom will take part in The Boat Race for the first time, at the insistence of 10 Downing Street.

“No one wants to give the wokerati remoaning contingent the pleasure of cancelling such a famous British tradition just because the post-Brexit freedom to choose how much raw shit we fill our waterways with has led to it being an epic and life threatening amount of shit,” the spokesman continued. “So we’ve decided to have both teams take their canoes home and row in their living rooms. The competitors will be able to see each other over a Zoom call link. That way the healthy spirit of competition will be alive and swimming. A judging panel will decide whether Oxford or Cambridge mimes rowing the hardest and the winner chosen accordingly.”

For the first time too the event will have corporate sponsorship with Thames Water understood to be providing the funding for the Zoom call.

“It’s our way of giving something back to the community in exchange for all the billions we’ve siphoned off in dividends,” Thames Water said, “well, apart from gastrointestinal complaints and dead fish.”

“Doctors are so ungrateful. We create so much work for them!” – says Tory MP

BOOM TIMES FOR HOSPITALS : With trainee, apprentice, so called Doctors on strike AGAIN one of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s staunchest defenders has hit back at what he calls “the unpalatable ingratitude of the medical class”.

Speaking on Radio 4’s Yesterday programme in the prime 08:10 slot, Tory MP for Bearing Downs, Rodney Dear, blasted striking doctors.

“I’ve been a right honourable member since 2005,” Mr Dear explained, “and in that time I’ve seen the behaviour of the so called medical profession deteriorate faster than a spoiled boy denied a second gelding for his fifth birthday.”

It seems Mr Dear is expressly aggrieved over the “untoward barrage of criticism” from Junior Doctors directed at the Prime Minister.

“You think of just how much money the Prime Minister and his family have pumped into the medical profession over the years? How much all Tory MPs have? My private medical bill for last year alone was £100K. Although happily a lot of it was gratis because my clinic knows how to reward loyal customers and nothing I say in parliament is related to that.”

Mr Dear thinks Doctors need to “take their stethoscopes” and listen to their own chests. “Is there a heart beating in those grasping torsos?” he demands to know. “If there is it must be very small. Who could watch a candid movie of Mr Sunak taking time out of his busy schedule to buy mince pies for medics and still think he doesn’t care? It is all very hurtful.”

And for any Doctors still wagging their fingers at 10 Downing Street the Sunak loyalist has another two pence to offer.

“The last Labour government almost destroyed the medical industry in this country. Did you see what was happening to customer lists at hospitals across the UK? Plummeting. Some NHS trusts were in danger of going out of business all together. But thanks to fourteen years of Tory management there’s not a hospital in the country that doesn’t have eager customers lined up out of the doors and down the block. The doctors might want to think about that next time they start moaning that they’re underpaid. Thanks to the vengeful EU many sectors risk going bust now we are sovereign nation again, but not the medical profession. More customers every year. And they can thank all Tory MPs, past and present, since 2010, for that!”

Doctors, it’s about time you stopped moaning and got back to work, your backlog won’t clear itself.

We should simply let the country run itself, says cabinet minister

LET IT GO: Leave it alone, let it be, just walk away now. There is simply nothing more that needs to be done. Everything is ticking along nicely. 

“We have got everything done,” explained Dick Holder, Minister Without Responsibilities in Rishi Sunak’s cabinet. “We got Brexit done, we got covid done, we got inflation done, we even got the small boats done. There is simply nothing more to do.”

Holder proudly indicated his empty desk, his empty in-tray and his empty head.  He sat back, placed his size 12s undelicately on the table, and lit a large cigar with a complacent flourish. 

“I’m done here, like the rest of the cabinet, as you can see,” he said, stifling a cough. “Therefore we should do nothing. The country will be fine without the need for any more politics. And we really don’t need lefty lawyers or the woke police sticking their noses into everyone else’s business any longer. This is the 21st century, for crying out loud. England should be able to run itself by now.”

Holder pointed out the example of Boris Johnson, who did so much for his country. 

“Boris set the benchmark,” Holder claimed. “Within days of being in office, he bulldozed all the Brexit red tape for good. He declared covid to be over, and lo! it was so. He made us believe in the Greatness of Britain, in the greatness of the British people! And nothing can defeat that faith! Alleluia!”

He dropped cigar ash on his shirt, which was already stained from all the hard work that he hadn’t done. 

This doesn’t alter the facts that the country is sinking into a mire of debt and poverty, that covid is still rampant, or that Brexit negotiations have hit impasse after impasse. 

“Heresy, my dear boy, heresy!” Holder chided. “You must believe harder! Now go and say 12 Hail Margarets. Amen!”

I’ll fix the economy just as soon as I stop the small boats, promises Rishi Sunak

FOCUS GROUP FOCUS: Migrants in small boats is the UK’s biggest problem. Not the rising costs of, well, everything. Not the shortages. Not the job losses. Focus groups tell Rishi Sunak to concentrate on anything else.

“The technique is tired and tested,” claimed government spokesman Pantson Fyre. “The government can’t, or won’t, solve the problems facing the country. This might be because the problems are too big to fix, but usually it’s because the ideology of making the poor pay for tax cuts for the rich does not permit it. So instead we nominate a scapegoat and send our tame newspapers after it. Foreigners, single mums, women, dole scroungers, the Woke, you name it. The approved list of scapegoats includes all these. But top of the list is poor foreigners seeking asylum by landing here in makeshift dinghies.”

Sunak is caught in a trap of his party’s making. He can’t complain since he helped create the trap, never for an instant realising that he would only trap himself.

The solutions to the country’s woes are many and obvious, Professor Limpley Wristed of Wokeland University explains. “It’s easy!” says the Prof. “Progressive taxation! Redistribute the idle, unused billions from the offshore treasure heaps, use the cash to renationalise the Utilities, fund our public services properly, rejoin the EU, stop wasting money on outsourcing and dividends, and provide a decent bus service instead!”

The newspaper that printed this outrageous outburst was closed down instantly.

The Professor was detained and charged by the Great British Police, now run patriotically by Britain First. Ironically, the Professor was only trying to put Britain first, before the billionaire Tory donors so beloved by the government.

Inevitably, Michael Gove was brought out of hibernation to justify this outrageous behaviour. “Say the line, Michael! Say the line!” Gove sighed. “We have had enough of experts,” he said to rapturous applause.

Sunak to pass law forcing the three ghosts of Xmas to warn him to tax the poor more

GOT TO PICK A POCKET OR TWO : The UK’s outgoing Prime Minister, Rishi “I have no working class friends” Sunak, is not taking Christmas lying down.

“It’s been a tradition since 2010 for the ghosts of past, present and future to visit the prime minister at Christmas,” a 10 Downing Street spokesman told LCD Views. “You just have to look about you to see what they achieve. All those dire warnings of loneliness and oblivion? All we can say is if the Christmas ghosts don’t like what Tory PMs are doing they should stop giving them policy ideas.”

While calmer heads have suggested the three ghosts should be privatised, to improve productivity, Mr Sunak is minded to take things further.

”He’s going to provide the ghosts with proper guidance,” the spokesman explains. “Rather than have them turn up clearly infected with some mind virus, they will now be forced by law to embody proper Great British conservative values.”

It’s believed this will mostly be centred on how best to position the hardworking British voter for the future.

”The ghost of Christmas past will warn Mr Sunak that he hasn’t redistributed wealth from the poor to the wealthy enough. He should be bloody ashamed of himself.”

Just so.

”The ghost of Christmas present will admonish the PM by showing him lower income families still just about capable of scrapping together a Christmas meal for their kids.”

And the ghost of Christmas future?

”How terrible everything will be for the UK if Sunak doesn’t continue his slide into full blown fascism. There’s a risk that obscenely wealthy individuals may end up paying tax!”

A vision of the future no Tory PM could sleep through.

“Stop The Votes!” – Downing Street reveals slogan to sell cancelling next GE

THREE WORD WISDOMS : Downing Street has been on the back foot in the polling for months now, with many speculating that the dire polling will lead to world beating PM Rishi Sunak delaying the next GE as long as passible.

”It’s about focusing on the people’s priorities,” a 10 Downing Street source told LCD Views. “No one wants to risk missing a GP appointment they’ve waited months for just to vote. Under our FPTP system most of the votes are a waste of time anyway. Never mind the fact that if you forget your ID you won’t be able to vote, and you’ve missed the GP! We’re just trying to look after the hardworking British taxpayer.”

The slogan is certainly memorable and follows on from such wonders of government as “Get Brexit Done” and “Stop The Boats”.

But while rent a gobshites at the Telegraph and Spectator are sure to pen endless articles telling people that voting has had its day, not everyone is convinced.

”Are slogans a system of government,” one random man told LCD Views, “or just a convenient distraction away from the fact that the only thing they ever seem to achieve is personal enrichment off our hard work?”

He’s clearly a lunatic, so we won’t be talking to him again.

”Stop The Votes is Churchillian,” the Downing Street spokesman continues. “GE’s were not held during WW2. Churchill’s government focused on the people’s priorities then too. Stop the boats was exactly what it was all about. Then it was U-Boats. Now it’s rubber dinghies containing former British Army interpreters we chose to abandon to the Taliban. The same thing.”

It’s not entirely clear what parliament, the courts or the King will think about the decision to cancel the next GE. But then, all sorts of batshit fascist stuff has been happening at an accelerating rate for years and no-one has really bothered to step in. So potentially it’ll just be business as usual in Brexitannia