Trouble is … there are points where the sound, annoyingly, drops out. I don’t mind it being the music … copyright etc. … but why some of the dialogue? My thought is that the uploader had to convince YT that he’d messed it around enough to make them happy … usually via inflamed comments below the video. See how you go.
As for the story/characters … she is a classic case of a woman feeling she’s a strong, independent woman (see Wed 7 for the type), getting into the clutches of someone way beyond her power to control but her attitude is still Ms Clever-Clever. Women are clever in various ways, except for Woke left feminazis, but in some ways, they really are not and it takes a rape or killing to show her that.
It cuts both ways of course, as women compensate for men in other ways.
(1010) Closing in on elevenses and brunch here. Sun’s out, so are the chemtrail planes again. Filums … well, that batch are done, back now to the various episodes, some fifty minutes, some feature length. Probably 1100 for a good Van der Valk.
5. Going to start using this as one of our usual sidebar pics
… esp. at OoL:
4. One of the new young bucks supposedly with us
3. Andy’s put up an item at 1324
Problem with the article is not that it pushes CDCs in fridges etc. as culprits in the pousonous atmosphere … they may or may not be so … but that the woke-left publucation pushes CDCs to the exclusion of chemtrails … and to do that is utter bollox.
We see Andy as one of us I think but oh dear … some of his constant sources! Still, it’s as well to at least note what they’re saying, those sources. We’re hardly all at one on our own sources, are we?
2. Last of Steve’s Israel-USA snippets
Let me give you a little glimpse of what theyāre calling winning. Khamenei was killed Larijani was killed Shamkhani was killed Mousavi of the General Staff was killed Pakpour of the IRGC was killed Soleimani of the Basij was killed Aziz Nasirzadeh of Defense was killed Asadi of Intelligence was killed Hossein Salami of the IRGC was killed Hajizadeh was killed Shekian of Air Defense was killed Mohammad Bagheri of the General Staff was killed Rashid of the Khatam Garrison was killed Shadmaneh of the Q. Khatam was killed Kazemi of Intelligence was killed Mohaghegh of Intelligence was killed Mohrabbi of Intelligence was killed Rabbani of Operations was killed Rezaeian of Faraja was killed Bagheri of Missiles was killed Shirazi of the Bit was killed Qasem Soleimani was killed Mohammad Reza Zahedi was killed Abbas Nilforoushan was killed Hossein Hemdani was killed Mazafari Nia (Atomic) was killed Jabal Ameli (Atomic) was killed Fakhrizadeh (Atomic) was killed Borji (Atomic) was killed Tehrani Moghadam was killed And Israel has no intention of stopping.
All right, onto Steve at 1325:
Sen. Mike Lee Confirms SAVE America Act Debate Kicks Off Today ā Allegedly āTalking Filibusterā to Force Democrats to Defend Their Opposition on the Floor
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer Subpoenas Attorney General Pam Bondi to Testify on Compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act and Handling of Epstein Investigation
Boots In The Gulf: Why Ground Troops Are Americaās Only Option Left
Six years after COVID lockdowns, students are still paying the price
I am extremely disappointed in Donald Trumpā ā AfD co-leader warns of WWIII
The Noahide Laws
Much more.
JH: Interesting stage this morning where all of us regulars differ from the others on at least one point. My own “thang” is that I’m in thrall to the biblical God in three persons, but also to close friends, England, also Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Northern Ireland, plus Downunder and Canada, also European nations as nations, inc. Russia … South Africa in its old form too … Chuckles etc. … Rhodesia, Kenya, Mali … but that seems to have gone under down there now, as we are. Quite like ordinary Brazilians and Argentinians too.
I am not in thrall to either Malsi or Israel in Zionist form. Don’t read too much into that … it’s that the previous paragraph is far more important to me … that’s all.
The enemy … obviously the satanically controlled upper echelons, the EU, WEF, all those. Just as we blog and tweet on each day. They are controlling Malsi now. Malsi could do nothing against a loyal, Christianised west.
(0609) Morning all, nondescript out there just now. I have written a lengthy reply, not to just Dearieme but to all our chaps (in some cases it’s not necessary to). It’s in comments, not as a post item. (0641)
1. Quick look around
Rather than just pace the items throughout the day, I’m thinking some sort of quick scroll down X in the morning, pasting headlines in short form here in item 1, gives us all an overview of overnight events far better. So, starting now.
There are two key items out of Israel. One is the Yahoo’s death or not, the other is the closing of the Christian Holy Sepulchre. There is also Steve’s comment.
Steve’s first: Ali Larijani’s alleged death may represent the decisive moment of regime collapse in Iran. Formally designated by Khamenei himself as emergency crisis manager, Larijani was the last senior figure with the institutional authority, political relationships, and operational knowledge to hold a fractured leadership together.
I’ve seen talk of him having been the one moderate Donny could have negotiated with … so this thing is coming down to clashing agendas.
A gung ho White House hawk item: This regime will soon learn that no one should challenge the STRENGTH and MIGHT of the United States Armed Forces.
As in Vietnam, yes? Bomb them back into the stone age? Very Kissinger, Rumsfeld and Cheney.
The Holy Sepulchre closure in Israel … interestingly, both in my own timeline on X and in the general X newsline, there is no reference to it. There was last night before I zonked and it was clearly seen publicly:
… but no further reference on X. Why? Meanwhile, Pam above notes that the SAVE Act goes to the Senate floor today, with Thune threatening “cloture”, meaning it needs 60 votes, not 50. Evil man.
This lot can get knotted:
However, it’s now a much bigger issue once the M**s* L*mb* decide to go public this way, “decreeing” from on high. They need summarily dealing with but as Rupert notes … it’s going to take time.
Well this is one back from the s*t*nists:
As has just been said above, or at least intimated. She’s an Oz girl by the way:
Another good piece if news:
Concerning today’s vital Lords vote on full term baby murder:
Saw this in passing on Quora
Quite agree … muscle mass is core. Just walking does not cut it, at least for males … it needs resistance training too, involving building muscle mass, or at least maintaining it.
“Weāre calling it. Netanyahu, Barnea, Ben-Gvir and several other members of Israelās security leadership are dead. Thatās the Prime Minister, Head of Mossad and Minister of National Security. Iran hit a high-level meeting of minds the same way Israel did. The question is who had the drop on them and dimed them out to Iran. If Trump’s smart he pretends like he double-crossed Netanyahu, takes credit for it all and leaves the war.”
19. Moo corner
18. Another dead Bishop on the landing, Vicar-Sergeant
17. See recent Yes Minister clip
16. Wonder if the Yahoo is actually dead … or in hiding?
After much reflection, I have decided to resign from my position as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, effective today.
I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started thisā¦ pic.twitter.com/prtu86DpEr
Had to decide between four versions … two colourised, two b&w. The tone of the movie seems to require b&w … one had zero comments, quite strange … this was the other. Next politpost 1445.
“Thorne Smith is just now beginning to be taken seriously as a writer. Often brushed off as just another pulp fiction fabricator, Smith’s works are filled with satirical, humorous jibes at American culture concealed in well-written stories of fantasy. Though all three Hollywood versions of one of his best character creations leave out much of the satire they are each highly entertaining romantic comedies with many sexual innuendos considered bawdy when released in the late 30’s and early 40’s. This third film adds an element of mystery, suspense and chills to the comedy. Even the humor comes faster than in the first two Topper’s. Billie Burke as Mrs. Cosmo Topper is given more clever lines this go around. Being one of the best actresses around, she knows exactly how to use the lines for ultimate comedic effect.
Eddie ‘Rochester’ Anderson was one of the funniest men around at the time. Mainly a radio comedian and sidekick to the inimitable Jack Benny, he stands out in every movie role he was given. He was one of the few African-Americans of his day who was able through sheer talent to rise above the racist Hollywood stereotyping rampant in the media at the time. Later during the civil rights movement Jack Benny told Rochester to do an errand for him. He replied, “Mr. Benny, we don’t do that anymore.” There’s one scene in “Topper Returns” involving Rochester that’s a gem when the raven flies to his shoulder and he gives a double take. Don’t miss it. I don’t know whose idea it was to have him wear a fur coat but that one prop adds tremendously to the fun.
So much has already been said by IMDb reviewers about the sensational Joan Blondell who deservedly got top billing in this film. She was a multi-talented actress who could play any role given her better than anyone else. She was also a topnotch comedienne as she shows in this outing when she somewhat assumes the role played by Constance Bennett in the first two outings. Donald MacBride as the police sergeant in charge of investigating the murders plays the part of a dumb policeman (typical for Hollywood in those days) in such a lofty comic manner than his stupidity is actually believable and this time funny. Adding to the creepiness of this truly scary comedy is the performance of Rafaela Ottiano as the housekeeper. She would frighten the pants off Boris Karloff and Peter Lorre. The rest of the cast made in heaven is just as effective.
Special note should be given to the special effects which were nominated for an Oscar. The man behind them, Roy Seawright, had also been in charge of the special effects for the first two Topper’s. I’ve read that he had a hand in doing the special effects for the 1933 horror classic “The Invisible Man,” although he is not credited with that in his profile.
Roland Young is for many viewers the definitive Topper but the later TV Topper, Leo G. Carroll, did a fine job too. Plus the later TV series added a ghost St. Bernard named Neil who just happened to be an alcoholic. Except for this the three movie versions are superior. The made for TV “Topper Returns” actually deals with Cosmo Topper Jr. and though OK is nowhere near the caliber of this “Topper Returns.””
(1119) Eight hours and thirty-six minutes for that first post of the day … must be some sort of record, that. Total cloud cover out there but sun shining behind it. Morning, all. (1136)
10. Moo corner
9. NHS overseas recruitment
8. Whence meningitis? Whoever could have brought it in?
Govts used to have, long ago, quarantine facilities, procedures.
7. TDS today (Lord Toby’s newsletter)
“Lies, disinformation and fictional accounting are the order of the day as a desperate hard-Left UK government, aided by its pet Climate Change Committee, tries to keep its impossible Net Zero controlling agenda intact. The bedrock unproven science claims surround the suggestion that recent limited global warming presents an existential threat to the planet.
Statistics are routinely tortured to produce claims of up to 1.7Ā°C warming from the pre-industrial age, notable as reported in a recent silly āTrumpās brave new worldā article by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard in the Telegraph.
In fact, temperatures have only risen by around 1.1Ā°C over the last 100 years. Moving away from the tortured stats measured over a few cherry-picked months, it has recently been discovered from ice core records that rises of 1.1Ā°C in the current interglacial, which started about 20,000 years ago, occurred in about one in six centuries.
Moreover, similar, although less frequent, temperature rises appear in earlier periods going back 150,000 years.”
6. Possibly sums up our dilemma better than any words
No, not God or the devil … in this case, the Time Lord Doctor Who. I saw early doctors but Jon Pertwee was my first sentient period watching, then Tom Baker whom most of us loved watching … I dropped off watching after that but came back for Christopher Ecclestone and the gorgeous Billy Piper … my last viewing was a preview of Capaldi and a Clara now full of herself, plus lesbo. No thanks.
It’s true that Wokery was already insinuating itself early, which methinks was why Ecclestone was disgruntled … yet I quite liked Matt Smith as the Doc, not so much a wisecracking Clara … it does not suit women. Bells of St John was the last episode I liked.
MMutR has spoken a few times about being able to separate actor/actress/musician and person in real life but in some cases … I can’t. Can’t abide De Niro, Springsteen, various others but Rose or Billie? Tolerable at times as a human … adorable as a character.
In this clip, I quite liked all except the one in the car with that scowl we see so much of today … he can just eff off with his attitude, all of em can. And the “nutter” Dad? Well he was an early version of us, no? Strangely, for some reading this and forming opinions, I was in a minority in quite liking Martha as companion … not so much the lefty Donna … so go figure, as they say across the pond.
