(1635) Approacheth the evening. Very weary and it was interesting one of us just wrote and described my own weariness and aching. Plus others on X have been posting on it … across the west. Food, water, atmosphere … the running down of the west. The pace I’ve been setting I should be able to take in my stride … but this is something outside, alien. Yet my mood is buoyant because some great things are happening.

 

19. And now … comedy hour at the Beeb

18. Inspiration for DAD, from Toodles

17. And now … comedy hour with Andy

Yes, our witty, wacky patron of the tavern is doing his comedy rouine at 1439 right now.

16. Jade

I’d like to address openly that there are those I consider inner circle, obviously including our gang here, plus about four generally unsung, e.g. MMutR … but on X are those who are also special but still within X, fewer still who can DM me … I just went through removing the uninvited I did not keep there (logical?) … those people still there, plus non DMers, plus people I’m seen wishing good morning to … they mean a lot to me but they do not become “inner circle”, nor would they want as they’re ladies and would like to keep that respectable barrier there, whilst still occasionally lightly flirting in the open.

Jade is not one of those … she is a rape gang inquiry girl … the abuse stopped 10 years ago. She confesses she’s a mess, frightened still. Now, equally obviously … I would NEVER flirt with her, seeing her as a daughter type, supporting her with the occasional heart. Yet I’ll promote her case and I noticed this earlier:

Do yo see that word in her moniker … safe?

15. Moo corner

14. Giving money to this Woke rainbow lot?

13. Happy Bastille Day, France

12. The 3:30 a.m. secret society

11. IYE

The Case Against Todd Blanche
His confirmation hearing is Wednesday. Here is everything he has done to lie to us and cover things up, starting with Epstein.”

|https://theleahfiles.substack.com/p/the-case-against-todd-blanche

 

All right, viewers, we know what we’re getting here:

Target Earth was a typical product of 1950s-filmed science fiction but could never rise above its low budget underpinnings.^[6] One of the few notable aspects of the production was that the film was one of the first to explore the subgenre of alien invasions, following the successes of George Pal‘s The War of the Worlds (1953) and William Cameron Menzies‘ Invaders from Mars (1953). Target Earth was also produced by Herman Cohen, making his producing debut, who would become one of the most prominent B movie producers of the 1960s.^[7] Director Sherman A. Rose, who was a prolific editor in both television and film, would go on to make only two other films.^{[8][Note 1]}

(1154) Apologies to readers … yes, there are things going on, preventing me blogging. Slowly at least. My mindset just now is not to miss anyone so slow does it.

7. Andy

Whoop-de-doop! No more black holes in our national finances. The clever devils have found some money from somewhere. | https://www.gov.uk/government/news/joint-statement-of-the-united-kingdom-and-the-european-union-on-united-kingdom-participation-under-the-ukraine-support-loan-13-july-2026 | A loan which carries no interest, doesn’t need to be paid back and only benefits the MIC. Wonderful.

6. Lord T

https://velvetgloveironfist.blogspot.com/2026/07/ultra-processed-documentary.html

 

(0822) Bonjour, mes Amies, Dad kicks off the fireworks today. (0837)

 

5. Moo corner

4. Watch the channels Them attack

3. IYE corner

a. Donny could keel over at any moment from natural causes and outside agencies could be blamed to bring about whatever Them desires. 

“ Trump Examined by 22 Medical Specialists at Walter Reed, White House Declines to Explain Record Number

|https://archive.is/oMi0z

b. Who saw this one coming? 

Lindsey Graham’s sister to replace him. 😳

|https://substack.com/@theleahfiles/note/c-293940230

2. No question which side Them are on

1. DAD at 1439 on Le Jour de Fête

a) Too Catholic to be French Officers. French military schools face a backlash after excluding Catholic pupils, exposing ideological bias and raising concerns over future army recruitment.

b) French anti-terrorism prosecutors have launched an investigation after weapons were discovered in a vehicle near a synagogue in a Paris suburb, a statement from the prosecutor’s office said on Sunday….

c) National Rally leader Marine Le Pen would win next year’s French presidential election against any opponent, according to a survey conducted after it was revealed this week that she would be eligible to campaign to replace Emmanuel Macron in the Élysée Palace….

d) Massive left-leaning bias found with AI models. Only models from xAI’s Grok family sat near the political centre. None leaned to the Conservative side….

e) The anti-immigrant protests in Scotland are ignored by the MSM.

f) Rupert in on Parliament Live tv.

(1601) Approaching evening, chaps and chapesses. Cream-crackered here, been no respite today. All good.

 

20. The IYE in the mod bin issue

I saw a notice via ticker about IYE being in the mod bin again but when I went into the two sites, plus the email, there was no mention anywhere. Nothing in spam or trash either. Now I certainly saw IYE’s message but now nothing anywhere.

There’ve been some curious things also with spam … as in I’m being flooded but there’s a way to get rid of it. It once put IYE in there, no idea why, how he’d supposedly offended. 🍿🍿🍿🍿

19. One does wonder

18. Toodles and the phantom buyer

“We went shopping at the antique mall today. We came home empty handed although I saw some items we could use in the new room.  I think somebody bought a few things I’d gone on about in a couple of booths.

It is like some people don’t see the things until I do and if I don’t grab them up … they do. 

Some lady followed me around and would listen to my conversation about items.  She bought this big green hamper, I should have gotten, but I was dragging today.  I lauded all the virtues of the hamper to the booth owner who asked if she could help. She was there adding a few items and rearranging her booth.  

That lady who was shopping (not the booth owner), never far from me, seemed to be listening to me again. The booth lady sent me a message on a different item and she hoped I enjoyed the hamper. 

I can tell you who bought it! My shadow bought it! I wasn’t in the mood to do or buy a thing.”

17. John Cleese is livid!

16. IYE more on Donny and those other two or three

This is in comments under Monday 11:

(1533)(1557)

 

15. Moo corner

14. When a butcher is better than a doctor

Isilme writes: “A week ago. I was told I could go to the chemist right away after an appointment the next day and the dressings I needed would be ready (the speed of things done over the computer!) So I went to the chemist – and was told they had none in the shop but I should come in the next morning. I duly arrived the following morning, only to be told that they were out of stock at the place they order from. The pharmacist phoned the doctor for an alternative. That, too, was out of stock. I was told it would be a fortnight before they could get anything.

Well, considering that I’d been told to change these dressings every 24 hours (and had already gone past that timing at that point) I was a bit miffed. And a fortnight would be no good because I had an appointment in 4 days’ time. They said they might have something suitable if I came back at 5pm. I returned at 5pm only to find that this third attempt at dressings was thwarted by a staff training day and they couldn’t get hold of them. They sent me home with a pack of sticking plasters!!!!

On the way home I went to the butcher’s to get some thin steaks for Beloved’s breakfast. Told the butcher the story of the dressings. He suggested I try what the butchers use if they cut themselves and it gets infected – rub a bit of soap (barely damp) on the sticking plaster and then a small sprinkle of sugar. So I tried it. It worked. Now…. how to explain to the doctor that I got a second opinion from the local butcher, and it worked……”

13. Fabians, in case you’ve been in Antarctica this decade

12. Food borne illness which is going around

Darl Pattison writes: “James, check out the symptoms of the food borne illness going around. Fits me to a T. I posted this on X.”

|https://x.com/grok/status/2076625334816932288?s=20

“The treatment for Cyclosporiasis shows antibiotics. I will start with natures antibiotic when I get home ‘Oregano oil and black seed oil’ capsules I have at home. Works better than pharmas from my experience.”

 

I was showing a friend who did not know of the band this relatively (in the west) unsung group were popular in eastern Europe while I was there. In fact, I was talking to the trumpeter and leader, James Lynch about a possible tour in our corner of Russia at some point in the early 2000s. Ggl’s intro pics:

They were a project, not unlike Alan Parsons or Steely Dan but they realised they needed a human band to go public. The singer was coopted, other members … the genre is jaunty jazz blues rock funk … their big hit here was, “Would you go to bed with me/Straight to n1?”. Not sure I told my new friend that bit. So that song is NOT below.

However, three songs which also had airplay here are below … they were certainly distinctive.

The song proper below starts about 2:09:

And a great track for these hot days as the fourth song of the three:

Naturally, that’s just an excuse to let me go out and get some lunch, do the clothes wash and check out X.

(1249) Don’t recall a Monday like this … one thing after another … nearly had a fall but at last second avoided … right, there’s intel just in from MMutR and he quotes Vox Day … interesting because I have opposite intel from Donny. Read on, good reader. (1252)

 

Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell

Vox says it’s about the Ukraine and Russia:

The Next False Flag

That’s interesting because Donny did a tweet or Truth Social some days back, saying Israel might be trying to kill him, also remember the plane switcheroo? Put those together with Donny’s newer Truth Social about LG phoning him the night before to say the SAVE Act was going through at last, supported by other Senators.

Now, if that’s not ordure-stirring by Donny, then the obvious question is who’s behind it, plus Charlie Kirk … and the obvious answer is CAPIA plus DASSOM.

MMutR says … and I wrote it down because my memory is shocking now … there are not just two Senate seats open but two Senate RINO seats (feeling healthy, John Thune?).

MmutR also brought up Sarah McBride to pursue (ugggh) plus something about the MIA Leg Iron. I’ll get back to you on those. Plus Mitch McConnell, in obvious AI, had a shot on X sitting up in bed waving. Uh huh. Those Blue Sky guys are really trying.

IYE:

There’s all sorts wrong with this photo in my ‘ umble.

If he’s supposed to be in hospital what is he sitting in?

It appears as if he’s sitting across a corner which is a strange position for a bed, if that is indeed a bed. Also don’t patients wear hospital gowns or PJs anymore? Why a pink hill-billy shirt and jeans? 

https://substack.com/@theleahfiles/note/c-293356294

(1043) There are times, chaps and chapesses, when NOWP is vastly more important for news and times when it’s jus a bit more important than HQ. This is the former right at this moment. 1438 and 1437. (1116)

 

10. Moo corner

9. The TPA and council debt

New analysis from the TPA wonks has revealed that debt across local government has more than doubled since 2009-10, hitting an eye-watering £154.6 billion in 2025-26! In England, local authority debt totalled £127 billion in 2025-26, accounting for more than four-fifths of all UK local authority debt and the equivalent of 53 million average band D council tax bills.

Greater London Authority bodies held £20.1 billion of debt, the highest of any category of local authority, while outside of London, Birmingham, Leeds, and Woking owed £3.5 billion, £2.6 billion, and £2.1 billion, respectively. Averaged out across the country, local authority debt per resident stands at £2,232.

Having spent years playing monopoly with their residents’ money, councils have now left an enormous burden on local taxpayers. 

8. Rupert on Monday

7. Was this from IYE

Not altogether sure but there’s a Grifty over at 1438 in the next few mins … DAD is also deeply into this subject … is it something to do with France?

6. Nothing works and we all feel poorer