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Pushing Up The Daisies: The Death Of Political Satire
R.F.Wilson writes: Have you heard about President Obama’s auntie, who was living in the US as an illegal immigrant for a while,...
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A Mosque Beside Ground Zero? And How About A Brand New BP HQ On The Louisiana Cost Line?
Adam Lovejoy writes: As President Barack Obama signals his support to the building of a new mosque just a stone throw away from Ground...
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Superheroes Battling Clichés. Now That Would Be Unusual
Adam Lovejoy writes: How come all superheroes are so alike? They usually obtain their superpowers as a result of some stupid occurrence,...
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Breaking News: How To React To It And How To Pass It On
R.F.Wilson writes: Breaking news in broadcasting is all the rage now. All over the world you now get breaking news items, popping up...
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Mass Outpourings Of Joy: What’s That All About?
Adam Lovejoy writes: You must have seen it dozens of times on the box: crowds of people rejoicing on the streets. Men, women and children,...
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Women ‘Working’ As Prostitutes’? What About Other ‘Tough Professions’ Out There?
Adam Lovejoy writes: As hacks absolutely insist on calling hookers ‘women who work as prostitutes’, pointing out that these women...
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Introducing A New Dimension Into The Climate Change Debate: Who The Hell Cares?
Adam Lovejoy writes: Pardon me for asking, but what is it about people who devote their whole lives to studying the weather? OK, the...
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Asking: Who’s Tougher, The Russian Mob Or Al Qaeda?
Dan Majestic writes: Posing burning questions is what we do best at Stirring Trouble. Here’s a brain teaser for you: who’s tougher,...
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What’s A Tomato? Tips For Suave And Sophisticated People
Dan Majestic writes: If you are suave and sophisticate, or consider yourself to be suave and sophisticated, never say that a tomato...
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So Many Questions, So Few Answers
R.F.Wilson writes from Honolulu: Questions, questions, questions. Why do we need the United Nations when it doesn’t really do anything...
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Diary Of A Russian Spy Mastermind
Dan Majestic writes: As more revelations surface about the members of the Russian spy network, who were arrested last week in the United...
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Asking: Are Politicians Really In It For The Money?
Dan Majestic writes from France: As the scandal surrounding illegal donations to President Nicolas Sarkozy and his party in France...
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Bill And Warren Want To Give All Their Money Away. Something’s Not Right Here
R.F.Wilson writes: Have you heard the good news? Bill Gates teamed up with Warren Buffet to give away all their money to charity. 99...
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Clenching Buttocks Is Something That Politicians Do. A Lot Sometimes
Adam Lovejoy writes: Did you notice how wooden Prime Minister David Cameron looked when he visited India recently? He obviously kept...
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From Now On The Met Office Will Express Doubt About Its Own Forecasts
Adam Lovejoy writes: The British Met Office, that fine body of men and women who have been making bold predictions about the weather...
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To Hell With Recession! Why Not Choose A Career In Organised Crime?
R.F.Wilson writes: As Scotland Yard acknowledges that organised crime in Britain is winning the war with the cops, running a cool...
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Like To Meet New People And Travel A Lot? Then Why Not Become A Pirate?
Dan Majestic writes: With unemployment on the rise have you thought about becoming a pirate? Despite the doom and gloom in the economy...
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The Question Still Stands: Can One Man Steal $65 Billion?
Adam Lovejoy writes: Well wouldn’t you know it: big Bernie Madoff, who’s doing life in a US prison for singlehandedly stealing...
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September 3, 2010
Weird Things Are A Happening: Silly Books And Comings Out And Goings In And All

Adam Lovejoy writes from London: Strange things are a happening in the British Kingdom. Don’t really know where to start, to be honest....
Bendy Buses: The Scourge Of London’s Roads

Alex Nekrassov writes: OK, OK, so this website is satirical and raises global matters mostly, but sometimes we like to talk about local...
September 2, 2010
I Bet People In Sodom And Gomorrah Used Mobile Phones. A Lot

Adam Lovejoy writes: I bet people in Sodom and Gomorrah used mobile phones. A lot. You probably could hear them on the streets of S&G,...
A New Star Is Born: Glenn Beck For President?

Martin McCauley writes: In case you’ve missed it, there was a rally in Washington DC last week. On Saturday, to be exact. On the...
September 1, 2010
Chilling In Whitehall. And Talking About Blood Money

Christopher Lee writes: I’m sitting in a bar, in Whitehall, and in comes Mostyn. I haven’t seen him since he was a Party Apparatchik...
August 31, 2010
A Novel Way Of Ending A War: Call Your Troops Non-Combat

Anton Goryunov writes from Moscow: Well I’ll be darned: the Obama Administration has come up with a novel way of ending a war...
August 30, 2010
Pearls Of Wisdom. From The Stirring Trouble Team

Today we present more pearls of wisdom. From the Stirring Trouble team. I bet somewhere in hell there’s a huge department that...
Of Cricket And Politics: Bribes, Wickets And All

CL Lovett writes: Everyone knows that the great British legacy of its imperial past is the game played by flannelled fools to the bewilderment...
August 29, 2010
Questions That No One Dares To Ask Politicians And Celebs

R.F.Wilson writes: Have you ever imagined what sort of politically incorrect and deeply offensive questions could be put in interviews...
August 28, 2010
Hillary’s No Rush Diplomacy Works Wonders. Well, Sort Of

Dan Majestic writes from Washington: All of you hunks out there: I bet you fancy Hillary Clinton like mad? Come on guys, that woman...
August 27, 2010
Putin’s Prayer: Dear God, Help Me Make Russia Great Again

Anton Goryunov writes from Moscow: From the files of the former KGB, known as ‘your friendly FSB’ for the last 15 odd...
August 26, 2010
Pissing Off The People Behind The Relief Effort In Haiti. And In Pakistan As Well

R.F.Wilson writes: Well wouldn’t you know it: there are over 800 international relief agencies operating in Haiti, working their...
August 25, 2010
On The Scarcity Of Decent Men’s Ties. And On Availability Of Tights For Men

Adam Lovejoy writes: It’s official: you can’t buy a decent man’s tie in London anywhere. Yet you can buy tights...
In The Front Line: Digging In Deep In The Trenches Of Economic Terrorism

Ray Gamotopoulos writes from Athens: Indicators point to another round of bailouts and frauds to paper over the humbling descent to...
August 24, 2010
More Breaking News Items. From The Stirring Trouble Team

Today we present more hilarious breaking news items. From the boys at Stirring Trouble. Breaking News: White House says the forthcoming...
August 23, 2010
Wondering: Are President Obama’s Advisors Any Good?

Dan Majestic writes from Washington: I wonder, I sometimes wonder: are President Obama’s advisors any good? Because sometimes...
August 22, 2010
Have You Thought About Street Begging? Might Be Just The Thing For You

Adam Lovejoy writes: Have you considered a career in street begging? With the drastic public cuts looming in Britain, unemployment...
August 21, 2010
More Pearls Of Wisdom. From The Stirring Trouble Team

Today we present more pearls of wisdom. From boys at Stirring Trouble. So the secret world government, like, got together and decided...
August 20, 2010
How To Save Money In Cameron/Clegg’s Austerity Britain? Handy Tips For Non-Bankers

Adam Lovejoy writes: With tough times ahead for millions of people, outside the banking sector, in Cameron/Clegg’s austerity Britain...
August 19, 2010
The Weird World Of TV News. It’s News, But With A Twist Of Idiocy In It

Dan Majestic writes: There are many things in TV news bulletins that I find weird. Why, for example, do presenters and reporters use...
August 18, 2010
A Mosque Beside Ground Zero? And How About A Brand New BP HQ On The Louisiana Cost Line?

Adam Lovejoy writes: As President Barack Obama signals his support to the building of a new mosque just a stone throw away from Ground...
August 17, 2010
Ban Ki-Moon, of UN, Struts His Stuff In Pakistan. Should We Expect Bono, Of U2, To Come As Well?

Dan Majestic writes from Islamabad: As the second most powerful public figure in the world, after Bono of U2, Secretary-General Ban...
August 16, 2010
Do Politicians Believe What They See On The Box? You Bet They Do

Adam Lovejoy writes: In case you’re wondering whether politicians watch the box and, what’s even more important, believe what they...
August 15, 2010
PC James Bond? Don’t Worry, He/She Is On His/Her Way

Dan Majestic writes: With the film/movie industry getting PC crazy, as in politically correct crazy, do not be surprised that most...
August 14, 2010
Tony Blair’s Memoirs. And The Book Signing That Promises To Be A Blast

Thomas Mathew writes: As news comes that Tony Blair’s book signing exercise in central London on September 8th will take place amidst...
August 13, 2010
David Beckham International Career Cut Short By An Uncaring Foreign Brute

Adam Lovejoy writes: As David Beckham, living football legend and role model to millions of kids around the world who dream of having...
August 12, 2010
More Breaking News. From The Stirring Trouble Team

Today we present more hilarious breaking news items. Fom the boys at Stirring Trouble. Breaking News: Prime Minister David Cameron...
August 11, 2010
Bill And Warren Want To Give All Their Money Away. Something’s Not Right Here

R.F.Wilson writes: Have you heard the good news? Bill Gates teamed up with Warren Buffet to give away all their money to charity. 99...
August 10, 2010
Here’s A Tip For Big Dave And Pretty Boy Nick: Nationalise The Black Market

Thomas Mathew writes: Here’s a handy tip for Prime Minister David Cameron and his Deputy Nick Clegg: instead of ripping off the most...
August 9, 2010
What Do World Leaders Do On Their Holidays? Why, Plot Against Others Of Course!

Adam Lovejoy writes: As most world leaders have gone on holiday – keeping it low key this year in line with the general ‘austerity...
August 8, 2010
Robbie Williams Gets Married. The Excitement Is Overwhelming

Adam Lovejoy writes: As news about pop sensation on the wane, Robby Williams, tying the knot with his girlfriend, part-time actress...
August 7, 2010
Mass Outpourings Of Joy: What’s That All About?

Adam Lovejoy writes: You must have seen it dozens of times on the box: crowds of people rejoicing on the streets. Men, women and children,...
August 6, 2010
More Breaking News. From The Stirring Trouble Team

Today we present more hilarious breaking news items from the boys at Stirring Trouble. Breaking News: Charities around the world get...
August 5, 2010
Asking The Bank Of England: Are You Guys Taking The Piss Or What?

R.F.Wilson writes: The Bank of England’s Monetary Committee has kept the rate of borrowing at 0.5 per cent today. That would be the...
Asking: Are Politicians Really In It For The Money?

Dan Majestic writes from France: As the scandal surrounding illegal donations to President Nicolas Sarkozy and his party in France...





























