MY Facebook account has always had its fair share of fascists and anti-fascists, leftists and rightists, although I do like to keep them around in the hope they might actually learn something. However, I never thought I would see the day when my ‘Home’ feed is crawling with mundane posts about party politics and regurgitated news stories from the controlled media. I rarely look at the ‘Home’ feed for that very reason, not to mention the general negativity, narcissism and inactivity that pervades many people’s lives, but watching these self-professed polar extremes enter the mainstream and cancel one another out is even more alarming.

Duped by the magician’s sleight of hand, these individuals have allowed the prevailing Zionist system to reinvigorate the Centre and, thus, legitimise the laughable theatrics that posture as political debate in the excrement-filled chambers of London, Washington and Moscow. The behaviour of fascists and anti-fascists was always very counter-productive, to say the least, particularly when their adversarial counterparts are staring back at them from the surface of a mirror, but at least we didn’t get to hear about it every five minutes.

One day, when this worthless storm in a teacup has finally blown over, some people will look back and wonder what the hell they were doing when the sickening billionaires of America and Russia were lapping up the cream at our expense. Rather than turn the cream sour, therefore, or perhaps remove it altogether – better still, throw these miserable fatcats to the baying hounds of freedom – the drones of political conformity are contributing to the plutocratic illusion that is liberal democracy.