Keep British Heroes on Our Bank Notes

In the weeks leading up to me fixing ConservativeChitChat with another fresh install of Wordpress after the previous one self-destructed (again), there was much discussion of the Bank of England's plans to remove Winston Churchill and other British heroes from our bank notes, and replace them with "wildlife".

The Bank of England is considering removing Winston Churchill from the £5 note and replacing him with “wildlife themes.”

Churchill led Britain through its darkest hour in WWII… and now we’re talking about swapping him for animals on a banknote. Are we really so uncomfortable… pic.twitter.com/63X3JbDuWP — Benonwine (@benonwine) March 11, 2026

From what I could see across social media, most normal people seemed against the idea, with only leftie idiots supportive of the move.   After a brief period of thinking, I came to the conclusion that we should keep British heroes on our bank note, but could probably include animals as part of the UV Security markings on the notes (and maybe work them into the background image too).

Keep the likes of Churchill on the £5 note, and other British legends on the other notes...... put animals in the UV Watermark: - Lion of England / White Lion of Mortimer - Unicorn of Scotland - Red Dragon of Wales - Griffin

— ConservativeChitChat (@ConservativeCCh) March 22, 2026

If people want animals on our money, put them on the reverse of our coins. In particular we could do with a bit more variety on the reverse of the new £1 coins introduced in 2017.

Petition: Ditch the Online Safety Act

 Apparently a thing called “The Online Safety Act” came into force this week in the United Kingdom.

Apparently it is already being misused in ways similar to dictatorships such as China and Cuba get frequently criticised for engaging in.

A Petition to get rid of it is gaining signatures at a rather rapid rate of knots, getting in excess of 129k signatures at time of cobbling this together.

The "Online Safety Act" is being misued.

Sign this petition to tell Parliament to stick it where the sun doesn't shine https://t.co/mKPq3XCnq5

— ConservativeChitChat (@ConservativeCCh) July 26, 2025

🚨FREE SPEECH UNDER ATTACK, GOVT NOW CONTROL WHAT YOU SEE ONLINE

Today the Conservatives “Online Safety Bill” has come into effect. Here are the consequences: 👁️ Say goodbye to private encrypted messages,platforms can now be forced to scan them. 🌹Yvette Cooper decides what… — Alex Armstrong (@alexharmstrong) July 25, 2025

> Wake up > New UK law banning +18 content without ID verification > Banned from opening channels on my own Discord server > MY DISCORD SERVER. THAT I OWN.

I'm tired of defending the UK. It truly is shit to be British. pic.twitter.com/GT23iFdnbe — No Arm Whatley (@WhatleyLeague) July 25, 2025

Today the online safety law takes effect in Britain, allowing the state to suppress free speech.

Well done to those “conservative” ministers that made it happen; Jeremy Wright, Nadine Dorries, Michelle Donelan & Oliver Dowden. — Douglas Carswell🇬🇧🇺🇸 (@DouglasCarswell) July 25, 2025

It took all of 12 hours for the Online Safety Act to switch from protecting kids from porn to censoring protests outside migrant hotels. Day 1. pic.twitter.com/gRsY7YhlFe

— Morgoth (@MorgothsReview) July 25, 2025

Black Woman Torches Kamala Harris

Going viral this past weekend was a speech given at a recent Trump Rally in Atlanta, Georgia by a black woman already touted as an almost certain future star with potential for elected office. 

  She absolutely torched Vice President Kamala Harris.

Atlanta Resident has ENTIRE INTERNET Buzzing! She Absolutely TORCHES #Kamala Harris at #Trump Rally https://t.co/34wgfEJIdS

— ConservativeChitChat (@ConservativeCCh) August 4, 2024

Concerns 224k Voters in North Carolina May Not Be Able to Vote Due to Missing Information on Voter Rolls

A lesser known news website that big social media companies like to censor on a regular basis is reporting that over 200,000 people in North Carolina may not be able to vote due to important information missing from voter rolls. 

According to Gateway Pundit, there was a report in The Federalist that the records of 224,000 people in North Carolina are missing the last 4 digits of their Social Security Number (SSN) and their Drivers Licence ID number needed to confirm their registration on the voter rolls are genuine.

New York State Senator Kevin Parker Suddenly Doesn't Like Law He Passed

I was perusing Twitter just now, and I spotted this story featuring a New York State Senator named Kevin Parker. 

Apparently for some reason he has taken a sudden dislike to a law he passed which resulted in the crazy woman suing President Trump over false accusations she made against him.

Technical Gremlins

The ConservativeChitChat website is having some sort of technical issue..... it's still viewable at http://blogs.conservativechitchat.co.uk/
 

But when I try to log-in to do stuff it gives me some BS about "There has been a critical error on your website" and apparently I need to check a message on the webhost's CPanel......

2 About China (25th April 2020)

Here's two notable things I've spotted pop-up in my timeline about China that you might want to take note of if you missed it earlier. First-up from the Daily Signal (a news outlet created by the highly esteemed American Think-tank The Heritage Foundation), writing about the how the world's relationship with China will likely have to change once things start getting back to normal......

Make no mistake: The global struggle with China is about to go to the next level.

By triggering a global disease outbreak, the Chinese Communist Party’s reprehensible behavior crossed the last line—leaving other nations no recourse but to push back. Hard. https://t.co/3ujU6obCLz — The Daily Signal (@DailySignal) April 24, 2020

Meanwhile it seems the EU & China have conspired in trying to cover-up things they shouldn't be.....

China pressured the EU to change a report about their pandemic coverup — and they did https://t.co/88cLjnUhCL

— TheBlaze (@theblaze) April 25, 2020

Originally published on the main blog 25th April 2020, recreated here 30th December 2021