Tuesday [2 to 5]

 

5. The 1913 Fed raises it’s ugly head again


4. Steve at 1526

  • Lula’s Former Personal Lawyer Zanin Overrules Entire Electoral Court – Every Superior Electoral Court Outraged Voting Extended by Two Hours, He Did It Anyway
  • Brazilian Stock Market Crashes, Currency Plunges After Socialist Lula’s Apparent Election Victory
  • Trump Offers $1 Million Reward to Anyone Who Reports Voter Fraud Upon Arrest and Conviction of Fraudsters
  • Polling Industry’s Collapse Continues: Total Number of Fake Polls Exposed Reaches 15
  • Iran Hosts Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani Officials in Bid to Prevent Renewed Regional War
  • Mobilization in [The] Ukraine Continues Unabated: The Daily Reality of Forced “Busification”
  • UK COVID Inquiry admits that 43,000 people were killed in care homes during the COVID “pandemic” to “save the NHS”
  • Climate Models Shattered by Reality: New Data Shows Fossil Fuels as Vital for Economy and Ecosystems
  • Much, much more.

3. Steve mentioned Ashlea and Young Bob


2. DAD at 1526

a) France. Charles Gave: we must leave Europe and reclaim our sovereignty. French financier Charles Gave argues that decades of anti-business policies have crippled France’s economy by penalising wealth creators while rewarding dependency and accumulating unsustainable debt.

b) Belgium. Didier Reynders, the European Union’s former justice commissioner, has held extensive private exchanges with a senior Belgian intelligence official to manage political blowback and bury allegations concerning potential Russian ties, according to leaked WhatsApp records published on October 23 by EUobserver and to five intelligence sources who spoke to the outlet.

c) The European Union has rejected the Turkey-Libya memorandum as illegal and void, according to an analysis by Manos Hadjigianni in Newsbomb. Its ratification by the Libyan parliament is undoubtedly a literal catastrophe for the foreign policy of Kyriakos Mitsotakis. It triggered reactions in Athens, Nicosia and Brussels, all caught off guard by the developments, with all three maintaining that the agreement violates the sovereign rights of third states and is not compatible with the Law of the Sea.

d) Young Bob. I’ve been arrested seven times simply for expressing my views, yet I’ve never been charged. Just endless stress, anxiety, and nights spent in a cell.

Tuesday [1]

(0515)(0603)

 

Rightthink and Rightspeak are now upon us

… think of the consequences for soc-med.

What I had in reserve was a general look at education and recruitment … it will be the second item below. While a general look, its consequences are massive and I’m thinking it’s already specifically started for us, privately.

The first item is the latest, up at Roobee’s place, concerning yesterday’s legislation:


If I ask “respect for whom” and “in what form”, then go straight to this item below, you’ll start to see the drift:


There’s a third part to this post and without going into too much detail, plus commenters at Unherdables have given their views, yesterday a major supermart cancelled my food order.

Just think of the consequences of that, were it not just me it affects. I’ll see today or tomorrow how serious my personal situation is. What of yours?

Just going to throw in a fourth screenshot from across the pond, to further reflect on the matter and its consequences:


Pamela is in the US, so is free of Burnham’s draconian laws but we are subject to them here, as of yesterday. If you knowingly read this, think of the possibilities of the crime you just unwittingly committed.

In my time in Russia, a situation existed where you were permanently in a state of two or more laws clashing. Therefore, if you said A and law B banned that, then obviously you’d only openly say B. Most did not publicly express any opinion whatever.

Ah, but what if A in turn banned B? Then either way, you have erred. In day to day living, it is of little consequence but should any official wish to make an issue of it, you are at his/her mercy. Now look back above again at Renata’s tweet, at the type of person now in charge of you in some way, shape or form.

One lady observing it all is a former Soviet citizen and she is in deep shock:


Someone like Inese, also someone such as me, understand only full well the consequences for each and every westerner in Britain from hereon in, plus maybe for Americans if the Demons take the House. The antipodes have already gone under … they’re starting to realise it only now.

Have a good Tuesday, good reader.

Monday [12 till close of play]

(1559) Greetings all.

 

22. The deep captcha media


21. Censorship now crossing borders


20. Most important post item today from Julia


19. Moo corner


18. DEMAID


17. Gosport again?


16. More on the criminal Lula


15. The Ukraine, Crimea and Donbass


14. Wetherspoon’s, poppies and poor management

… not to mention lies.


13. Ashlea Simon


12. In order of horror

a. The supermarket I get deliveries from bggred me around the entire day. Two phone calls later, which at least got to the right people, and I was given a time frame. No one turned up, I went to phone a third time. They tried to say the van had broken down.

I think it was one of two things … either the issue is me, personally because I complained (see Ashley Simon today on X) or much worse than that … everyone was bggred around today. Why? Foodstuffs running out, deliveries not arriving, Burnham’s stock up three days test run.

I do have some food, other things, but not a lot. Shall know the situation better tomorrow.

b. The NHS, unable to get me to be explored, were hitting me something awful about mrna jabs, then wanted blood (I presume they’ll also get the mrna in that way).

c. They want us away from gas boilers and into the ruinous things. So they’ve upped the requirements, trying to make it impossible. However, my place passed.

Despite all that, the one which has really incensed me and many others I’ll run as tomorrow’s main post. It involves Gosport.

Coming back for now to the food delivery … there was a curious thing … actually two curious things. The first was that, near the end of my first waiting period, a white van went past and the driver was the very person I’d put in a formal complaint about two weeks ago. He turned around up ahead and drove back past me the other way, looking over again.

In one way, I hope it is actually me they have it in for, as it means it’s not you. The other curious thing is that I pointed out to them on the phone three times that I never answer cold calls. The firm can get me anytime as they’re in my address book. No random mobile number can though. I’m thinking this really threw them today.

I asked the girl why on earth they would need to phone. Well the driver, see. No, I don’t see … why can’t a driver just deliver? My buzzer works, I see him arrive anyway, I can be with him in under a minute.

They were not happy. So they cancelled my order altogether.

Monday [11]

(1211) There are three issues at one time … delivery, govt inspector and NHS. I have to call hiatus until these are resolved, if they are, today. I do not need this. But then again, you don’t need stupidities happening to you. Till later, maybe evening. (1213)

Mon Mat one

 

IMDb summarises the three series of Peter Gunn and ascribes points out of 10 … interesting was that series one (NBC), which we’ve now seen almost all of, was mixed. They were finding their way, establishing their pattern but the notion of Edie constantly left on the shelf started wearing thin. Mother left st the end of S1 for a big part offer but she died in RL about a year later.

NBC ran series two then discontinued … it was picked up by ABC but with a different look. Wiki says that by the end of series three, the show had run its course. There were various episodes trying to jump the shark and the friendly Acapulco chief inspector was a positive but there started to appear a too self-conscious, almost oddball, almost slapstick element appearing here and there.

There were some excellent episodes in all three series and we’ve seen one recently … the money laundering in the laudromat, an 8/10 for sure. Well, there’s another today … allow me to explain why good but also a note of caution.

Edie was a problem as a character … forever demurely accepting being stood up by Gunn, so they solved it by her opening her own cafe/bar/jazz club. All right, fine … her piano player in all series actually became her forever hubby in RL, so that was nice. But he accepted Gunn osculating with her? Uh huh. I just do not see Gunn as a lover, imho.

Right, so to this episode … not only Edie but another lovely also kick back at various points. At first I thought he’d been kneed in the goolies but then realised he’d been kicked in the shin. Now I don’t know how physical your relationship with your good woman was/is but I can say … ouch, it does smart.

Thing was though, as MMutR and I discussed, we had a different society then on the whole … if a man was in company, esp. with other men around, and the lady physically lashed out (slap, thrown crockery, rolling pin, kick to the shin) … well if you did not just wear it, you were a beta, not a man … and I still go by this, maybe many men still do. People understood the context, how he’d bought that trouble, given the mores of the time. No one complained.

The exception was/is where real damage was/is intended, as against insta-reaction. In the former case, he would have no choice but to disarm her … my method was full nelson and scissor hold until she warmed to the idea, she liked that. She still kicked once released but not as badly.

It has to be emphasised that it depends on the type of relationship, if she’s feisty/sassy to start with, if they do love one another, if she feels secure with him, knows he would never get physical in anger. If it’s physical to start with, it never builds like a pressure cooker, neither would really hurt the other and she’s not being treated as a china doll.

Well this whole episode has two very physical ladies in action, grappling with Gunn … I was smiling. A good move on the part of writer/director? Debatable but it certainly livened up proceedings.

Olivia has had some things to say about the issue too.

Monday [3 to 5]

(0538)(0558)

 

5. Revisited


4. Steve at 1526

  • Lula
  • Frank Luntz Warns CNN of Flawed Polling and Defiant Trump Voter
  • Republican Governor Candidate Steve Hilton Gets Applause From Bill Maher’s Liberal Audience for Saying He’ll Clean Up the Streets of California
  • Zelensky Caught Lying Again! Ukraine was Violating Starlink Terms and Using It for Guiding Weapons into Russia – That’s Why It Was Turned Off!
  • Iran Claims A US Drone Then Rubio Calls On Cubans To Revolt With The CIA
  • Russian Army Shatters Ukrainian Defenses In Zaporozhye
  • The silent thief: How everyday isolation is stealing our minds, landmark study reveals
  • Hopelessly Naive
  • Marching Orders For Christians On Election Day

3. Alberta

Monday [1 and 2]

(0453 new time) Particularly difficult day chez Higham today with appointments and govt inspectors in the house … it might play merry havic with posting from around 0930 onwards, throughout the day. (0535)

 

2. DAD at 1526

a) French authorities arrested over 1,300 rioters and reported 53 injured police officers as violent unrest continues at the week-end….

b) Dijon (21): a man steals a goat from the Parc de la Colombière, ties its legs together, and locks himself inside a toilet with the animal; police intervene.

c) These people don’t belong in the West. They are not like us.

d) France’s ten-year borrowing rate (OAT) has soared this week, while the country is under strain after the riots of 17 October, which have added to investor unease. Moody’s nevertheless justified its stance in a statement, explaining that “the AA3 rating is based on the assumption that a 2027 budget reducing the deficit will be adopted, while funding costs and social tensions will moderate somewhat over the coming months”.

e) French police intercepted three buses carrying about 220 illeg@l immigr@nts to an anti-National Rally protest in Orléans, detaining passengers for hours and issuing deportation notices.

1. Lula

On a morning when the catalogue of criminality ranges from big crimes such as Lula’s swindle in Brazil and Danielle Smith’s major move on Albertans, to localised scandals in various countries, plus peripheral big moves such as Putin’s … best cunning plan might be to present post item by post item, then use a summary for the main post tomorrow at OoL, Jstack and on X.


That’s basically what happened … this commentary below is more widely worrying for us:


It’s his comment about Le Pen, as if she’s any different to Meloni, Smith or Farage … all controlled opp and you’ll see it at Mon 3 with Smith’s latest move.