Dr Farbod

@emergencybod.medsky.social

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Emergency Medicine Consultant. Community EM Consultant. Dad of 4. #EatMorePlants Passionate about equanimity and justice. Detester of oligoanalgesia, inadequate sedation... oh and fascism. #COYG Amateur gamer and Poddist. @eccochamber.bsky.social He/Him

Mitch McConnell is dead Change my mind
Spain lift the world cup trophy as Trump and Infantino crash the party
Trump asleep at the US Open.
Mitch McConnell and Lindsay Graham
Count Binface for Clacton on Sea 2026 Hope poster à la Obama.
The pigs from Animal Farm in their suits and wearing medals
Mads Mikkelsen
England’s Harry Kane is struck painfully in the groin by a close-range shot during a World Cup match against Croatia, with the goalkeeper behind him bracing in the goalmouth and a Croatian player in blue following through.
Low-resolution retro TV still of a young girl in a red top pointing at a small chalkboard with a noughts-and-crosses grid, beside a wide-grinning clown puppet in a green outfit behind a yellow table.
Screenshot of an X post by Discourse News reading: “BREAKING: Trump’s new peace deal with Iran includes a $340 billion payment by the United States to Iran.” Below the text is a split image: a stern portrait of Trump on the left and the Iranian flag on the right.
Elon Musk does a Nazi salute at Trumps victory rally
Political cartoon showing an anthropomorphised figure labelled “Media” with a vintage TV set for a head, grinning slyly while fanning a raging fire with a newspaper. The newspaper headline reads: “DIVISION! OUTRAGE! THEY HATE EACH OTHER!” The flames divide two angry crowds labelled “US” and “THEM,” who shout and point at each other across a cracked divide. Speech bubbles in the fire say things like “YOU’RE THE PROBLEM!” and “THEY’RE IDIOTS!” A broken sign reading “TRUST” burns in the flames. The TV-headed Media character says: “Look at what these people are doing, isn’t it awful? 😉”
Screenshot of two dark-mode social media posts. The first, from “Politics Global”, reads: “NEW: Nine people have been injured at a shooting near England’s World Cup camp in Missouri.” Below it, another post from “Politics For You” reads: “BREAKING World Cup fever kicks off as America welcomes the world with a traditional display of their culture and traditions.” A small parody “Noking World Cup” logo appears between the posts.
Political cartoon set at the National WWII Memorial. A man resembling Donald Trump stands with a child, looking at the monument. The child asks, “Who’s this a monument to?” The man replies, “Antifa.” The joke points to the anti-fascist purpose of World War II remembrance.
A political comparison graphic split into red and blue halves, titled vertically “HYPOCRISY?” Left side: “March 2021 - Sarah Everard Murder” with a small photo of Nigel Farage and the quote: “We must not allow the tragic murder of a young woman turn into attacks on men and attacks on the police.” Source: Nigel Farage, 14 March 2021. Right side: “June 2026 - Henry Nowak Murder” with a photo of Farage speaking at a podium and the quote: “I suggest the rest of us respond to this with pure cold rage.” Caption below says this was responding to police handcuffing dying stabbed student Henry Nowak. Bottom text reads: “Same Leader. Different Victims. When it fits the narrative → Pure Cold Rage. When it doesn’t → Don’t attack the police.”
Bod wearing his hat as described in the post. It looks a bit MAGA
Screenshot of a post by “Catholic Quotes” asking, “Do you believe Jesus is our Saviour?” with “YES” and “NO” beneath. The image below shows a black and white pencil-style depiction of Jesus wearing a crown of thorns, with long dark hair, a beard, and bright blue eyes looking upward.
WhatsApp message. Pic at the top shows José Antonio Reyes with the Premier League trophy at the parade in 2004. Text reads: Lads, yesterday I couldn’t help thinking about the people who weren’t there. Twenty two years is a long time. So many Arsenal people would have loved that moment, and we’ll never get to share it with them properly. But we can carry them with us. For Rocky Rocastle. For José Antonio Reyes, tragically gone seven years ago today. For Kevin Campbell. For Terry Neill. For Don Howe. For George Armstrong. For Herbert Chapman. For every dad, grandad, mum, mate, brother and sister who gave us this club and didn’t get to see this day. Yesterday was for all of them too. Gone, but stitched into the red and white forever. They would have loved the joy in our hearts. And somehow, I think they knew.
Arsenal fans on Holloway Road. One fan has a shirt with "After review, West Ham's 19 Commits a Foul"
Ebere Eze says I was written when he is asked if Arsenal would win the UCL final
Man United 0–1 Arsenal ✅ Arsenal 5–0 Leeds ✅ Liverpool 1–0 Arsenal ❌ Arsenal 3–0 Nottingham Forest ✅ Arsenal 1–1 Manchester City 🤝🏽 Newcastle 1–2 Arsenal ✅ Arsenal 2–0 West Ham ✅ Fulham 0–1 Arsenal ✅ Arsenal 1–0 Crystal Palace ✅ Burnley 0–2 Arsenal ✅ Sunderland 2–2 Arsenal 🤝🏽 Arsenal 4–1 Tottenham ✅ Chelsea 1–1 Arsenal 🤝🏽 Arsenal 2–0 Brentford ✅ Aston Villa 2–1 Arsenal ❌ Arsenal 2–1 Wolves ✅ Everton 0–1 Arsenal ✅ Arsenal 2–1 Brighton ✅ Arsenal 4–1 Aston Villa ✅ Bournemouth 2–3 Arsenal ✅ Arsenal 0–0 Liverpool 🤝🏽 Nottingham Forest 0–0 Arsenal 🤝🏽 Arsenal 2–3 Manchester United ❌ Leeds 0–4 Arsenal ✅ Arsenal 3–0 Sunderland ✅ Brentford 1–1 Arsenal 🤝🏽 Wolves 2–2 Arsenal 🤝🏽 Tottenham 1–4 Arsenal ✅ Arsenal 2–1 Chelsea ✅ Brighton 0–1 Arsenal ✅ Arsenal 2–0 Everton ✅ Arsenal 1–2 Bournemouth ❌ Manchester City 2–1 Arsenal ❌ Arsenal 1–0 Newcastle ✅ Arsenal 3–0 Fulham ✅ West Ham 0–1 Arsenal ✅ Arsenal 1–0 Burnley ✅ Crystal Palace 1–2 Arsenal ✅
Bod wearing the Arsenal home shirt for next season with the gold Premier League badge
Rayan Cherki holding his face in his hands. The banner underneath says "ARSENAL PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS"
Arsenal players celebrating
Anakin, Luke and Leia Skywalker
At the Unite The Right march in London, the old Iranian flag can be seen flying in a sea of St George's flags and Union flags.
Screenshot of a social media post by Donald Trump from the account “@realDonaldTrump,” with a dark navy background and white text. The post says that when Xi Jinping described the United States as a “declining nation,” he was referring to damage allegedly caused during the Biden administration. It lists grievances including “open borders,” “high taxes,” “transgender for everybody,” “men in women’s sports,” DEI, trade deals, and crime. The second paragraph claims Xi was not referring to what Trump describes as the “incredible rise” of the United States during the “16 spectacular months” of the Trump administration. The image cuts off before the post finishes.
A black fixture graphic showing Arsenal’s final three matches of the season. The image lists Premier League fixtures against Burnley on Monday 18th May at 20:00 and Crystal Palace on Sunday 24th May at 16:00, followed by the UEFA Champions League Final against Paris Saint-Germain F.C. on Saturday 30th May at 17:00. The accompanying sentiment is that Arsenal’s entire season now comes down to these final three decisive games.
David Raya having his arms held by West Ham player
Leandro Trossard celebrates his goal against West Ham 10th May 2026
Bod
A two-panel meme using the “two buttons” format edited to feature Keir Starmer. In the top panel, a cartoon hand hovers uncertainly between two large red buttons. One button is labelled “Do a little socialism” and the other is labelled “Pander to racists.” In the bottom panel, Starmer’s face has been edited onto the sweating cartoon character from the meme template, wiping his forehead nervously as he struggles with the choice. The joke satirises the perceived reluctance of the Labour Party under Starmer to adopt even mildly left-wing economic policies, while appearing more comfortable adopting rhetoric aimed at appealing to anti-immigration or right-wing voters.
A two-panel meme based on the “Am I out of touch?” scene from The Simpsons, edited to feature Keir Starmer in place of Principal Skinner. In the top panel, Starmer stands at a window with a thoughtful expression and the caption reads: “THEY DIDN’T VOTE LABOUR EVEN AFTER WE PANDERED TO ALL THEIR RACIST FEARS. AM I THAT OUT OF TOUCH?” In the bottom panel, he looks forward sternly and the caption reads: “MAYBE TRYING TO BE MORE FASCIST THAN REFORM UK ISN’T THE WAY TO WIN ELECTIONS? NO, IT’S THE ELECTORATE WHO ARE WRONG.” The joke satirises Labour responding to the rise of Reform UK by adopting harsher rhetoric, then blaming voters when that strategy fails.