2014:
"Sung by Russell Brand and the Rubberbandits Music performed, produced, mixed and mastered by the Rubberbandits. Contains a sample of Parklife by Blur. This song is a parody of Parklife by Blur"
my email notifications are looking like the local ""community watch"" WhatsApp group back home – at Wolfsthal, Österreich
the Burke family – at Prague, Czech Republic
October 30, 2026
Blind Item #20
The celebrity cult has always embraced the widow of the former A+ list wrestler. They think she is good publicity. Now, with the grooming charges they pretend like they never heard of her.
I once watched this coming down from a very intense mushroom trip, it was perfect – at Prague, Czech Republic
Ireland is the most trans-friendly country on earth. There's a tradition of terf cutting that goes ack centuries.
people think Slovakia is Wakanda for white people. If it wasn't for the literal engineers from India staffing Slovakia's car factories they'd all be on the next train to Prague. – at Kittsee, Österreich
the Czech-Slovak friendship statue accidentally reveals the true nature of the friendship. – at Kittsee, Österreich
counting or not counting chav violence? – at Wolfsthal, Österreich
Yesterday, a masked far-left thug cowardly hurled yoghurt at @NickTenconi while he sat peacefully at our free speech stand at KCL.
Imagine being so consumed by hatred that you resort to attacking someone simply for expressing views you disagree with.
These extremists have been emboldened by leftist politicians who turn a blind eye to their intimidation and excuse their behaviour.
No one should have to face abuse for exercising their right to free speech.
Political violence is utterly disgraceful and must never be tolerated.
I interviewed a Slovak woman living in Ireland who was a regular at anti immigration protests. Such is life. – at Wolfsthal, Österreich
🌚 Immigrant joins a march in Poland where people chant "Poland for Poles!"
The man behind the video goes by Afropolak on social media and says in his profile bio that he is half Polish.
He regularly shares videos about his life in Poland, but this particular clip has sparked an especially heated debate.
Interestingly, "Afropolak" himself admits that the slogans chanted during the march don't really bother him:
"As an immigrant taking part in the march, I hear slogans like 'Poland for Poles' and 'Europe for whites.' Does it bother me? No. Although sometimes it can feel a little awkward."






















