Blasts from the past but still fine for ar that.

(0519) Dark out there. (0702) Now a dull light. (0703)

 

5. Poundland is but a harbinger

These people above, in metaphysical terms possibly called The Damned, are most certainly trying their darndest to destroy western economies and to replace the sentient population (we can debate the word “sentient” in the case of our normies) … the western comfort zone must be expunged … hence the upcoming blackouts and famines in the dead of winter.

4. Steve at 1529

• Writer Walter Kirn: ‘Everything That Happens Before the Election is a Psy-op’
• The US Midterms and the Moose Limb Brotherhood: What Are Its Objectives?
• Someone Bought the UTSA Student’s Domain Name After She Read a Giddy Poem Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Murder, Now Anyone Who Googles Her Will Know Who They Are Dealing With
• Over $12,000 Raised in Less Than a Day for 21-Year-Old Montana Man Charged with Felony After Telling Indian Man to ‘Go Back to His Country’
• Globalist Christine Lagarde Quits European Central Bank Nine Months Early as Inflation Surges and Europe’s Debt Crisis Deepens
• Wikipedia Prohibits Content From 97% of Conservative News Websites
• Iran Claims 3 Tankers Hit Mines Then US Military Responded
• Ukraine Forced Into Concessions Ahead Of Putin, Trump And Xi Summit
• UK officials privately admitted AstraZeneca blood clot risk was “potentially very serious,” then let trial on children as young as 6 continue
• George Bush Was Wrong On 9/11 And Still Is
• Much more.

3. One year from coming of age (in the old money)

Think “we” can, certainly I can, be quietly pleased with the longevity of this blog complex, just as others like Sackers and AKH can be proud of theirs … and to that end, I posted some time back but can’t recall where, this:

Messing up that chart, between the first and second lines, was this yesterday, Oct 29:

Awwww, luvverly, ta muchly, WP. I bought my first computer in the mid 80s, a Mac 512KED, but it was not till 2001 that I bought a full on PC in Russia and only really started commenting/gathering in 2003. The actual blogging though started July 26th, 2006 (though one later ditched post on Beyonce was dated July 23rd).

The real techie people were blogging though in 2004/5, so that’s a feather in each of their caps I’d say. I look up to those chaps (plus the occasional chapess). By late 2006 and into 2007, blogging was all the rage and still was until … when? Covid days? Immediately post Covid?

Mine was not exactly that but close enough (Pic through Etsy).

One adjunct, so to speak, to the blogging, has been the quite limited semi-fiction, inc. the 1500 page saga Masquerade … and Toods was saying the other day that it must be interesting how the events of that book are now coming about in RL. Yes, inevitable we’d say, if one has a ✝️ian perspective on world events.

2. DAD at 1529

a) President Emmanuel Macron admitted that his government was caught flat-footed by the outburst of violent riots earlier this month across France, which threaten to continue for the foreseeable future. (JH: “Admitted”? As in was fully involved in it happening?)

b) Under the proposed law, which would also have to pass in the National Assembly, protesters could be required to pay up to €10,000 for damage caused during demonstrations. The Senate passed an expanded version of the bill by 229 votes to 105, backed by a right-wing and centrist alliance which holds a majority. The legislation now heads to the politically divided National Assembly for debate and a vote.

c) French Socialists are pushing to legalise an estimated 300,000 illegal migrant workers, embracing the same mass regularisation agenda as Spain’s failed Socialist prime minister Pedro Sánchez despite an explicit warning from the EU that such policies encourage further illegal immigration.

d) Germany: 40 Afghans convicted of crimes and offences—including rape and the sexual abuse of minors—deported to Kabul. [Come on Andy Pandy, if Germany can do it, why cannot the UK?]

e) Ursula von der Leyen’s attempt to invent an ‘associate membership’ for Canada without first consulting EU governments has collapsed before reaching the summit table. Germany, France and other major capitals stripped the term from the declaration, turning yet another attempted power grab by her geopolitical Commission into a victory for member states’ resistance and sovereignty.

1. This DigID thing on everyone of any age

… in order to continue on soc-med, with the State attempting to root out and suppress the Ashlea Simons and Danny Tommos.

This is the pretend wording covered below (written up for real by Will Jones at Lord Toby’s site):

“The regulator said current facial age checks used by social media platforms were not accurate enough to confirm whether a child was over 16.

It said this would mean that Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and others would need to implement other checks, such as requiring a photo ID.

Ofcom acknowledged that children aged 16 or 17 who “do not yet have a photo ID would likely need to take steps to obtain one”.

The proposal is set out in the regulator’s assessment of four methods it says could be used to enforce the UK’s under-16s ban. They are facial age estimation, passports, digital IDs and bank checks.

Child safety campaigners welcomed the tougher approach if it could be shown to work, but privacy groups warned it amounted to the backdoor introduction of national ID cards.

It comes after up to 60% of under-16s in Australia avoided age checks to stay on social media after that country’s ban.

Dame Melanie Dawes, Ofcom’s Chief Executive, said: “This ban will shape the future of children’s lives online, so it’s important to get it right.

“It can work if social media firms do highly effective age checks properly, and we’ve set out ways that could be achieved. When it comes into force next year, we’ll be ready to take swift and firm action against any company that fails to comply.

“We should expect that motivated children will seek to bypass the restrictions – just like alcohol laws can’t completely eradicate underage drinking – but there’ll be ways for platforms to mitigate this risk.”

Facial age estimation has been one of the prime ways that platforms have conducted checks for the current age limit of 13 as many children do not have official IDs such as passports or bank accounts.”

My attitude is firstly to stay calm … a driver’s licence and one look at me answers the question of 18 or under but there are other ways such as this:

I’ve a few methods which leave no doubt for a platform but that’s not the point, is it? The point is to tie in one’s comments and stance, if indigenous British Isles, to one’s services, from NHS to utilities, even to food purchasing.

Therefore, my attitude, secondly, is that even if the blog complex, plus X account, do go into extended hiatus in spring, there are still workarounds for getting info out.

Looking now at you, the reader/dropper/commenter, as I’ve urged and urged you to do and you could have told me this vice versa … is to use a bit of brainpower and euphemise. Trouble is that some euphemisms are becoming notorious, e.g. “doctors and scientists”.

An early solution next spring, let’s say about the last sentence, would be to substitute a reference to a different issue, e.g. B52 bonbs in SE Asia in the 60s/70s being called “Peaceful Purposes”. So, I’d use that, instead of “doctors and scientists” … and so on.

One nastier aspect I’m loathe to do as admin … I do try to use as light a touch as possible. For example, a certain fine retired forces chappy seen around here and at NOWP continues to refer back to an ex Breitbart head and I continue to ignore it here, whilst still saying nowt over there.

We’ll see how it all unfolds and take it situation by situation. Major thing is to just stay calm and carry on. Our very life may well depend on that.

(1705) Evening all, been a long day.

 

22. Just a reminder for those not yet au fait

… this photographer gets into areas of state dastardliness, shoots the footage and gets out. So far.

21. Sarah from Alberta

… and the latest Canadian horror.

20. Another of these cautionary tales

19. Moo corner

18. More budget dishonesty

17. Nice

16. One on the Uke I didn’t post earlier

 

DRESSED TO KILL

(1331) Afternoon all. (1355)

 

15. Ggl search have stopped supplying world times on the ipad

… for cities one types in, at least on my devices. There is a site called Time and Date but that’s also not delivering. So when Kobie tweeted from Sydney, this happened:

Ah, got it, finally … other, new pad. At our 1356:

14. Brings it home more if you once knew the place

I never lived there, though a relative did … it was known as fairly rough in white gang terms … there was an aspirant suburb so to speak where my parents were, further towards the city, then another rough area Jordanville/Holmesglen.

So, while it does not surprise me, it still saddens … the “African appearance” bit though is the shock, as that turns the whole thing from rival gangs into something quite different indeed … very nasty.

13. Ontario DigID rollout

12. Japan joins the west

11. Another cautionary tale

… take or leave.

 

(1037)(1132)

 

10. Moo corner

9. First in what I call “cautionary tales”

… in narrative form:

8. One of those take-it-or-leave-its

7. Russia and the Ukraine

6. Have Plod lost the plot? Or not?

British Police arrested a 10 year old boy because he didn't want them to take his new scooter away

They put him in handcuffs

The police are out of control pic.twitter.com/WLhh0W9Bjb

— Basil the Great (@BasilTheGreat) October 29, 2026

 

Cunning plan is to run this now, tomorrow one girl’s reaction to CCR’s Spell, the next day another girl’s reaction. I like those reactions best because they do not stop the song, pontificating, they let it run. My own pontificating is below.

(1001) All right, I just watched that in full and have some comments.

At 9:00 mins exactly, the young Scot says praying “to” … but straight afterwards says praying “for” … an entirely different concept, tradition. Yes, I pray “for” my ancestors, for all those who fell in our wars, even at Trafalgar … but never, ever “to”.

Which is precisely why graven images, statues etc. placed conspicuously in and around churches, to my mind are not on. Romanists say no no, we’re praying for, not to Mother Mary. Really? Shan’t continue to srgue this with RC people. Reason is they also recognise the Triune God, so I leave that to the Good Lord if He wants to deal with it.

Now to the ghosts, monsters, devilry which parents and schools, let alone the media, draw children into. Why do they? There’s a golden rule … don’t dabble in things you neither understand nor control and a film from not so long ago addresses that … Skynet in Terminator 3. Or you can go back to HAL-9000. Or to “AI” today.

If you do dabble, you get drawn into the Rothschild paedo psycho world, as you have no human defences against that. But of course, one can’t tell anyone else that … you get attacked or if in Nigeria, Ethiopia or anywhere else … you get slaughtered, physically. If there were ever a year not to dabble in Hallowe’en, it’s 2026. (1015)

(0752) As promised, just before 0800 and it seems highly contrived to time the post that way but on my honour (oops, best not refer to that, red rag to a bull) … well it genuinely was 7:52 that I awoke, checked email and started this. Hope Thursday’s a good one for you … no dabbling in spooks now. (0839)

 

5. Penseivat

4. Steve at 1528

• Hackers Try to Breach Federal Election Commission Systems Just Days Before Midterms, Filing System Taken Offline
• Germany’s Political Justice? AfD Lawmaker Convicted Over Innocent Family Protection Poster
• Devastating High-Speed Train Crash Kills at Least 68 in Spain – 5th Major Incident This Year 
• 60 Christians Murdered in Ethiopia Amid Years of Targeted Attacks
• US Just Told The World To Brace For A Short Intense War With Iran
• Cracks In The Coalition: Europe Picks Up The Phone To Moscow
• The silent threat of sarcopenia: Why muscle loss demands immediate action
• Rupert Lowe: COVID was nothing more than the flu; those who pressured people to get vaccinated must be held accountable
• The Great Feminization, Wokeness, And The Rule Of Law
• Much, much more.

3. Bonsorano more

2. DAD at 1528

a) Le Monde falsely links Trappes shooter to RN despite psychiatric, leftist Past. Le Monde retracted a false report linking a deadly shooting suspect near Paris to the Rassemblement National after prosecutors denied the claim and evidence showed his psychiatric history and left-wing past. Marine Le Pen blasted “blatant disinformation” after the French newspaper published, and then deleted, a claim that an alleged terrorist had literature from her party in his car at the time of Friday’s deadly attack.

b) France faces a coalition of instability amid political turmoil. Ultra-left extremists used a 200-kilogram battering ram to attack a 143-year-old French town hall after infiltrating a peaceful protest, according to the mayor of Limoges.

c) Nîmes (30): Three young female ponies sexually assaulted. Karim, who has 17 prior entries on his criminal record—including a previous conviction for rape—has been sentenced to 2 years in prison.

d) Ashlea Simon. In one day alone the BBC featured me ‘3 TIMES’ tell me that isn’t a complete witch hunt.
The media, the police, the politicians are all out to get me…BECAUSE I’m a patriot 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

1. The story of Data Republican (small r)

(0417) Cunning plan is to post this main post in three places, still dark outside, then crash again for three hours, surfacing hopefully before 0800. (0445)

 

Random notes on the budget

… in no particular order. It’s all been done by every major outlet last night but this below is a summary of what disgruntled pundits observed. Some attributed, most unattributed (just the text, ma’am, just the text).