Politically Incorrect UK uses sharp satire and artwork to confront political hypocrisy, cultural absurdity and the stories others are afraid to challenge.
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A modern “Cries of London” imagines false flags sold like street-market goods - complete with mysterious explosions, cyberattacks, border provocations and a ready-made media package. A satire on fear, propaganda and manufactured consent.
At Isandlwana, the British faced overwhelming odds - but could the disaster have been prevented by several wagonloads of Oat Krunchies and a generous supply of milk?
As Britain prepares for possible conflict with Russia, this satire questions a policy that supplies long-range missiles, escalates confrontation and then presents the resulting danger as an unavoidable act of fate.
The presumption of innocence is a cornerstone of British justice. This satire asks what remains of due process when accusation, political pressure and politicians are allowed to tip the scales before the evidence is heard.