(0905) Morning all … Steve on Eva Vlaar at 1534.
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7. The John Lewis horror ad


6. Danny Tommo



(0905) Morning all … Steve on Eva Vlaar at 1534.
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7. The John Lewis horror ad


6. Danny Tommo



As promised (threatened?) yesterday, the second clip, which chronologically was the first, with older sis saying about younger sis visiting her. Interesting to me was that neither seemed as enthused for Roy as they had for the Righteous Bro. Looks clearly has something to do with it, would you not say?
Imagine being ambushed by those two one night in a dark alley. Not sure if I should mention this but one evening near the end of my time in Russia, near enough to the flight date, I ran into an ex student, about 23, said I was headed for the pyramid cafe, did she want to go for a coffee, laughed as it was not a “thing”, could never have been, she lived in a nearby town reached by bus … she then thought again and said ok … and away we went … me thinking what on earth have I just started?
(0439) In one sense, this is a layday … Hallowe’en, All Saints, All Souls, 3rd and 4th, then Guy Fawkes … further along is Remembrance Day. (0626)
5. A rare sort of op ed labelled as such
There are two lines which immediately struck home to me this morning:
The last one is a paraphrase of sentiments of that nature. Both DAD and Steve have comment this morning … DAD’s opening about going to the Beeb and Steve’s over there about PTSD … that set me thinking (possible this morning because of someone’s prayer for me, good sleep and good recent eating and moving about, leaving me refreshed for now).
Also, someone else wrote about always taking care of your own airmask in a plane first, securing your citadel first, from there heading out and helping others. However, some wokeleft girl was quoted as saying it’s world first, the unfortunate (presumably invaders), your own second last and yourself ladt.
Except her virtue signalling, a skewed interpretation of gospel, was certainly to bolster her own good feelings about herself, validation of her as a worthy person pursuing only good, as defined by the Frankfurt School. How much was that behind people’s voting in the midterms?
Or not voting? Staying home? And across the pond, here, I bet we’re going to see the loony Reform honchos trotting out “split the vote”, as though Reform would be much better than LabCon in their flipflopping to shariah. People are not just dumb, they fear facing reality.
And if it’s a choice between horrible Reality versus virtue signalling self-validation and reality-avoidance, together with fear … then we know what percentages favour which of these choices.
My own suggestion? Well, it’s quite possible to note the Reality and plan accordingly, without wallowing in it. Hence the midterms mentioned in Wed [1] but let’s skip over those for other stories which may require looking at. Don’t dwell, don’t wallow, move on, work around, stay strong inside afap. Ok?
4. Steve at 1534
3. Lear 60
This is one I’ve not gone into, what with not being all that well (heart, dental), plus so much else to report on for days. But I did look last night and it was certainly intriguing in a macabre way. This first one below is my core post on the Lear 60:
This was as it appeared in feed:

These have also come out on it:


Ok, making sense of it all … firstly about the girl co-pilot. First reference I saw on X was of course pics of the 20 year old honey … and she was a honey in shape and size … possibly why the father chose her? No real idea here on what the interrelations of the nine on board were.
Two camps immediately formed:
Two things struck me about the girl, apart from being a honey:
Now the man … what possessed him to try to outfly the storm? Against that was the fact of storms all over the state at that time. Also the crash or at least flight course was 5-7 miles from Mar-a-Lago. Uh huh.
Now to the problem of veracity of information:
In comments on Dave, someone ran a notice about no communication of conversations, plane to tower, yet people were posting soubdtracks. Someone wrote that the crew were saying ice but it was moderate, ok, under control.
One viewpoint, inc. some pilots, was that something out of the ordinary hit the craft in that storm. I’m thinking I can’t go too much further, on the basis of what can be verified. Who’s to say how much was AI anyway?
2. DAD at 1534
I awakened during the night and made a bad decision to listen to the News from BBC World Service. I was wholly on the (possible) Democrap success in the election. One could almost see the smile on the face of the News Anchor and Correspondents as they told of the possible demise of “Trump” (as they called him). I have, for a long time, referred to the output of the BBC as Bloody Biased Crap; tonight they proved it.
a) France. Saint-Étienne (42): eleven cans bristling with nails seized during the banned demonstration on October 31; three men tried, two incarcerated.
b) Ukraine’s neo-Nazi conscription ‘torture chamber’: How the shocking scandal unfolded overnight.
Angry crowds attempted to storm a facility run by the Azov battalion, prompting the intervention of Zelensky’s top aide.
c) Brussels takes crisis preparedness into primary schools and revives 72-hour kits. The European Commission unveiled four non-binding guidelines on November 3 and proposed an annual EU Preparedness Day from 2027.
d) Poland’s UN envoy becomes third ambassador to quit over constitutional court ‘coup’ .
Three senior diplomats have stepped down after the government, backed by Brussels, used riot police to hand control of the country’s top court to judges elected by its parliamentary majority.
e) Why France’s $4 Trillion Debt is About to Break Europe.
1. Brief glance at midterms






(1545) Not quite evening yet, all.
20. Midterms … some early comments



19. Moo corner

18. The sanctuary city bollox

17. Internet freezers

16. The horrors inside the Ukraine
… always has been … don’t forget the Holodomor.

(1230) Afternoon all, jobs done, time for some posting. (1330)
15. Minor radio

14. Fraud = Demonrats and RINOs

13. Care homes … avoid like the plague

12. Just signposting

11. People can’t face the truth

(0848) Morning all … bleary light up, hint of sunshine out there. (0900)
10. Moo corner

9. The Ukrainian horror


8. Yesterday

7. Community notes does its thing again

6. This is that Polish MEP

Yes, someone for both species to enjoy. I initially thought that I wasn’t as crazy for the younger sis, as maybe she was the new, “modern”, harsh voiced type, into herself, gives nothing, plus more into “modern” music … but then changed that view.
This is part one of two, chaps and chapesses, the other on the morrow, but tomorrow’s actually preceded this one … younger sis mentions tomorrow’s artist below by the way.
There seems an older bro in the family too. Hope you enjoy..
(0513) Dark still. American midterms officially today. Also, wonder if IYE is ok. (0651)
5. Sacred ground

4. Steve at 1533
3. Stopping the scammers

Donna L is a darling but afflicted by that disease which makes people answer their phones, with all sorts of scams designed to be at the other end. It’s not only my preference for typing, which saves the voice and all sorts of germs getting in … it’s also the scamming quotient which prevents me from employing Alexa or Siri. I talk all right … to govt, bank, utilities and the potential for scamming is there too … but the basic principle still stands:
Use a dumbphone and only answer it if the number is in your address book.
2. DAD at 1533
a) Dunkirk (59): Five anti-migrant British nationals have been banned from the Nord and Pas-de-Calais departments for six months; no specific acts of violence were established. Apprehended on Thursday, October 29, near Dunkirk, the individuals were travelling in a minibus—dubbed “the battle bus”—and were live-streaming footage of their actions against migrants on social media.
b) Why are only leftists and migrants allowed to be “angry”? German authorities condemned violence at “GenZ-regelt” protests while praising their left-wing objectives, highlighting a double standard in response to riots involving Molotov cocktails and attacks on police.
c) Donald Tusk has refused to retreat over Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal crisis, declaring that ‘there can be no compromise’ as criticism closes in from both the right and his own coalition. The Parliamentary Council denounced Friday’s events as an ‘unlawful coup’, while PSL and Poland 2050 turned to President Karol Nawrocki in search of a way out.
d) UK Labour minister sparks fury calling employers ‘not working people’. Treasury Minister Emma Reynolds sparked backlash by claiming employers cannot be considered “working people” because they are “companies” while defending Labour’s Budget tax increases.
e) Terrifying footage has emerged from Birmingham, where youths took to the streets on Halloween and set off dangerous fireworks in the streets. Police struggled to contain the chaos, and had to issue a Section 60 to expand stop-and-search powers. (JH: Yes of course … pay the insurrectionists, expand stop and search. Well of course.)
1. Americam midterms
Americans for Limited Govt site newsletter:
In elections, midterm and presidential, dating back to 2010, in years the Republicans won the popular vote for the U.S. House of Representatives — in 2024, 2022, 2016, 2014 and 2010 — the Democratic candidate averaged 57 percent of the vote in the Delaware at-large Congressional district. And in years Democrats won the popular vote for the House — 2020, 2018 and 2012 — the Democratic candidate averaged 62.17 percent of the vote in Delaware.
So, if U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride (D-Del.) is coming in well above 60 percent of the vote, it will likely be a Democratic win in the House of Representatives nationally, but if it’s below 60 percent of the vote, it could prove to be a challenging night for Democrats.
The problem with that is both the new electronic voter fraud involving ballots generated from other countries … China, Venezuela etc. … plus the massed invader vote, plus the rampant illegality, mainly Demonrat, e.g. Arizona … it’s how far they can successfully cheat. On a slightly different matter but still the same people behind it …lowlifes with low moral compass and an agenda, largely involving gold, oil and $$$$, plus sophisticated organisation over decades, tweaked for today:

Yeeessss … Slotkin is the new Nuland. And is Donny, at that age, and with those gatekeepers, capable of putting a lid on it? You being more au fait with all this than I am, who knows?

There does appear to be some pushback … while blue state Americans, plus some nominally red states, esp. Bush country, are mired in sleaze, voters Reps and Senators do seem to draw the line at death cult terrorists as the candidate. What have Demonrats against Rogers? AIPAC. Interesting race.


Will Iran and Rubio stop Republicans coming out and voting straight red, or will sufficient move themselves to stand in lines for hours, then meet the Demonrat officialdom near the door, then have their vote refused and/or then flipped, electronically? With no later comeback via activist judges?
🍿🍿🍿🍿 and prayers to the correct God this time.