TRIGGERnometry - 2025: The Year of the Moron
Episode Date: December 23, 2025Francis and Konstantin take you through the talking points of 2025. Triggernometry is proudly independent. Thanks to the sponsors below for making that possible: - Ground News shares our values on in...dependent thought and transparency. That’s why they’ve been a partner for years. Get 40% off this season at https://ground.news/triggernometry. Join our exclusive TRIGGERnometry community on Substack! https://triggernometry.substack.com/ OR Support TRIGGERnometry Here: Bitcoin: bc1qm6vvhduc6s3rvy8u76sllmrfpynfv94qw8p8d5 Shop Merch here - https://www.triggerpod.co.uk/shop/ Advertise on TRIGGERnometry: marketing@triggerpod.co.uk Find TRIGGERnometry on Social Media: https://twitter.com/triggerpod https://www.facebook.com/triggerpod/ https://www.instagram.com/triggerpod/ About TRIGGERnometry: Stand-up comedians Konstantin Kisin (@konstantinkisin) and Francis Foster (@francisjfoster) make sense of politics, economics, free speech, AI, drug policy and WW3 with the help of presidential advisors, renowned economists, award-winning journalists, controversial writers, leading scientists and notorious comedians. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Well, KK, 2025 is nearly over and it's been another fun-packed year of war, destruction,
geopolitical instability, and politicians still not knowing what a woman is.
Do you know a woman have a penis?
Yes.
Come on, Zach, we all know what a woman is.
It's someone who takes what could be a five-minute story and tells it in 20.
The old jokes really are the best, but this has been the year where the Middle East became the focal point of everyone's attention.
So just like every year then?
That's right. The United States and Israel conducted a 12-day war with Iran to prevent them from getting a nuclear weapon.
The official title for the military attack was Operation Rising Lion.
Coincidentally also stormy Daniel's nickname for Donald Trump.
Trump fired his big rocket into Iran's mountains.
The jokes really do right themselves at this point.
And significantly damaged Iran's nuclear facilities.
The attack was successful despite resistance within MAGA.
Tucker Carlson claimed it would be the beginning of World War III.
It wasn't. So he had no choice but to go back to interviewing the great intellectuals of our time.
Candace Owens, Nick Fuentes and Milionopolis, a psychopath and narcissistic,
narcissist and a clost at homosexual. And that's just Nick Fuentes. All that actually happened was
the Iranians responded by doing what they do best, screeching about infidels firing missiles at Israel
and eventually capitulating and signing a ceasefire. That, of course, wasn't the only peace deal.
Donald Trump helped to broker a historic ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel securing the
return of the hostages. The only thing quieter than Hamas's guns at this point were the Hollywood
celebrities who suddenly had no interest in talking about Palestine.
Many have argued that Trump deserves a Nobel Peace Prize, and who could disagree?
Who else could have got Javier baddam to shut up and take off that ridiculous kaffir?
All the Hollywood actors went back to their usual talking points,
wisely staying in the realm of fiction, like movies, TV shows, and the climate crisis.
Because when you've got nothing better to talk about and the career needs a boost,
you can always talk about how the world is going to explode into a giant ball of fire.
It's not all bad. If that happened, we wouldn't have to hear Hollywood lecture us about it.
It. 2025 was also the year of ceasefires. India and Pakistan had a short war before signing one.
In fact, we have some exclusive footage of that conflict.
Fucking you, bloody. Fuck you bloody.
Bostard beach.
You, fuck you, fuck you.
The conflict, like every war, was dreadful.
But apparently the food was excellent, which is good news for Pierce Morgan, who does
love a good curry.
Trump is now trying to negotiate a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine.
He's apparently got his best guy on the case since Steve Wittkoff.
Sorting this conflict is proving much trickier for Steve, as he still doesn't know exactly where Ukraine is.
All he does know is it's been a long war, Putin's a top lad, and it's all Zelensky's fault.
We could talk about Kirstama, but honestly, what's the point?
Not even his own mother finds Kirstama interesting.
Kirstama is so boring that his house got firebombed by a bunch of Ukrainian rent boys,
and everyone just shrugged their shoulders and went, oh well, what's for dinner?
He's so tedious he makes Liz Truss appear charismatic and competent.
And whilst we're on the subject of British female politicians, can you all please stop crying?
It's embarrassing.
To be fair, it's just the left-wing ones.
And look, we're used to left-wing men crying in public.
That's their hobby.
But get it together, ladies.
Please stop doing it.
You're making Jeremy Corbyn's new political party look stable.
And they can't even launch a mailing list without it turning into a struggle session.
Whatever you say about Zaira Sultana, when she appropriated your party's funds, did she apologize?
Did she start crying? No.
She nicked the money and doubled down like a good northerner.
She's the only MP who can claim to be anti-capitalist
whilst running the most successful one-woman startup in Westminster.
Because we know that the only way to defeat transphobia, racism and capitalism
is having 600 grand that doesn't belong to you in your bank account.
Hence, your party finally landing on the new slogan,
for the money, not for you.
Yes, it's been a spicy time politically.
In September, hundreds of thousands of frustrated,
pent up English men gathered in central London to blow off some steam.
Indeed, it was a record turnout for Bonnie Blue.
Speaking of adult entertainment, Kier Starmer finally blocked all the naughty websites,
which might be a good thing as pornography was getting so extreme.
I mean, everywhere you look at stepdaughter this, stepdaughter that.
It's good to see Woody Allen back directing again.
On top of this, we had a new scandal come to light.
Migrants were apparently going to their local parks and capturing and eating all the swans.
Despite the public outcry, the BBC tried to be more inclusive and launched their new cooking
competition, the Great British Lakers.
And that sums up 2025.
Across the globe, it was the story of wars, bloodshed and ceasefires, whilst in the UK,
it was crying left-wing politicians, open borders and a big bonfire.
Otherwise known as the British economy.
But don't worry, the Bank of England have set up a link on their website where you can buy
them a coffee.
See you in 2026, folks.
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