Politically Incorrect UK - Politically Incorrect UK (Page 2)

Satirical image of Ed Miliband using a propeller hat to harness a storm scattering papers marked “Britain–Israel relations.”

News

NEVER WASTE A POLITICAL STORM

Britain’s relationship with Israel is caught in a political storm - but Ed Miliband appears determined to turn even diplomatic turbulence into progress towards Net Zero.

News

THE CHAMPAGNE SOCIALIST’S GUIDE TO THE WORKING CLASS

A satirical look at champagne socialists who lecture Britain’s working class about virtue from the comfort and security of their privileged lives.

Satirical vintage-style illustration of a troubled British police officer with his veiled daughter while young son plays with toys. Text reads: “Daddy, what did you do to defend freedom?”

British Politics,

MEN WITHOUT CHESTS - BUT WITH WARRANT CARDS

What will today’s police tell their children and grand children when asked whether they defended Britain’s freedoms - or quietly surrendered them?

Mark Carney,

KING CARNEY CATCHES THE WAVE

Mark Carney may wish the memes would stop - but in the age of political satire, commanding the tide is often the quickest way to make it rise.

First World War,

THE GREAT POWERS KICK OFF - 1914

The rulers of Europe entered the summer of 1914 as though beginning a manageable contest. Four years later, the continent lay broken - a deadly game of two halves that nobody truly controlled.

Satirical illustration showing driving a Labour bus toward a wrecked track marked “Far Left.” Party figures carry doggy bags labelled “More Tax,” “More Borrowing,” “Open Borders,” etc

andy burnham,

ANDY THE DRIVER HAS SEEN THE ROUTE

With public trust falling and political danger ahead, Labour’s navigation system offers a remarkable solution: keep driving to the far left - and avoid braking.

Stockholm Syndrome,

BRITAIN’S STOCKHOLM SYNDROME

Has Britain developed political Stockholm syndrome - defending those who undermine the country while treating its own concerned citizens as the problem?

Satirical image in a University grounds showing a smoking crater, falling feathers and officials hiding pots of wax behind them.

British Politics,

BEFORE CREATING THE NEXT INSTITUTIONAL HERO

A university manufactures a hero from wax, feathers and publicity for its latest virtue-signalling spectacle - then watches in astonishment as its creation flies too close to the sun.

andy burnham,

BRITAIN, 1940 - IF ANDY BURNHAM WERE IN CHARGE

What if Britain’s defiant wartime promise had been replaced by the language of processing, accommodation and distribution? A satire on leadership, borders and national resolve.

Manchuria,

SOMEWHERE IN THE FIELDS OF MANCHURIA - 117 YEARS LATER

Two long-dead soldiers awaken in the fields of Manchuria to discover Russia at war once again - a dark reflection on repeating history and the human cost of national ambition.

Satirical safety poster comparing responsible factories with a university machine that suppresses warnings to protect its narrative.

Universities

PUBLIC SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENT

Factories investigate warnings before restarting dangerous machinery. Why should universities be allowed to ignore danger, suppress questions and keep the approved narrative running?

andy burnham,

FAMILY FORTUNES: THE POLITICAL EDITION

When the public asks how Britain will control immigration, the political establishment offers a solution: the middle classes need to take their fair share and call it fairness.