Is Immigration Really a Problem?

Posted on August 8, 2024

Lately, I’ve been wondering: is immigration truly the problem it’s often painted as? After all, with 20 years of experience working alongside immigrants and a few family members who've had a front-row seat at the Home Office, I've got some insights to share. A Quick Jaunt Through History Let’s kick off with a little history lesson. Immigration, as we know it, really got going during the age of colonisation. Back then, European ...

Read More


Paedophilia – A Far Right Obsession

Posted on July 31, 2024

Every time you turn around, it feels like someone on the far-right is shouting about paedophiles. The latest being Huw Edwards, the BBC Newsreader. All over social media, crackpots are demanding we don't pay our license fee due to him creating child porn on his computer. Why would I give up all the podcasts and radio stations I enjoy because of one sexual pervert? That's bonkers isn't it? It's like these weirdos have found their new favorite ...

Read More


Pub Bullshitter Big Mick Throws His Flat Cap in the Ring for England Manager Role

Posted on July 17, 2024

In a move that has shocked absolutely no one at the Red Lion, local legend and self-proclaimed football tactician, Big Mick, has announced his application for the England manager role, vowing to replace the outgoing "Wokegate" regime of Gareth Southgate. Bar Mat Manifesto Big Mick, who has spent the last three decades propping up the bar at the Red Lion after an 80s career of crunching tackles in Sunday League matches, believes he’s the ...

Read More


A Roller Coaster of Emotions: Reflecting on England’s Loss to Spain

Posted on July 15, 2024

Cloudy Skies and Cloudy Feelings When I saw yesterday's weather forecast predicting a cloudy and wet day, I couldn't help but think England would lose last night. It always seems to be gloomy the day after an England defeat. While this might not be true, it certainly feels that way. However, the loss last night didn't carry the same desperation as that wet night at Wembley three years ago. That evening, after a day of anarchy, ended with a ...

Read More


The Prefrontal Cortex: Trying to Understand Angry Impulse and Calm Logic

Posted on July 12, 2024

When reading some recent comments about Gareth Southgate, I noticed a pattern. Those who were particularly nasty towards him used terms like "Wokegate" to be derogatory, similar to how they speak about politicians or other disliked figures. Upon examining the profiles of those who claimed they could manage better than Southgate and expressed intense dislike, a similar demographic emerged. These individuals appeared impulsive, angry, and ...

Read More