Thursday [2 to 5]

(0807)(0841)

 

5. I was home sick in Year 2 one day …

… but still walked to school mid morn to give the young teacheress an apple. True story. Boys notice early. When I was in Year 7, I had my first (formal stepping out) date but sitting in class one day, a (maybe) Year 12 girl walked past the school on her way to her school and I got up to go out … but the teacher then came in to start the day’s doings. Damn! Also a true story.

4. Steve at 1486

  • Patrick Clancy Finally Speaks Out, Warns Conspiracy Theorists Smearing Him of ‘Consequences’
  • Merz Cancels Trump Call After Trump Hails AfD Victory and Slams Germany’s Globalist Mass Migration Policy
  • Peter Navarro Drops Truth Bomb on Greg Kelly Show — Shares What Actually Happened on Maria Bartiromo’s Fox News Exit
  • Father of 9/11 Hero Slams Far Left DSA Radicals: ‘Some Enemies Are Now Coming From Within’ 
  • Historic St. Paul’s Cathedral Collapses into Secular Madness, Partners with London’s Infamous Nightclub for ‘Raves’ Through 2030 — Far-Left Muslim Mayor Sadiq Khan Celebrates Destruction of Western Heritage
  • Iran Strikes 20 Ships, Attacks US Base In Jordan
  • New Front Rising, Existing Pocket Tightening – Russia Expands The Conflict’s Geography
  • The Race to Exterminate Before the Collapse: Why the Globalists Are In a Hurry to Kill You
  • Government’s desperate attempt to control the narrative: in the last five years, over 62,000 people have been arrested in the UK for posting hurty words online
  • Book Review: The Two Swords of Christ: Five Centuries of War Between Malsi and the Warrior Monks of Christendom
  • The Ottoman Empire and 9/11: A Bad-Luck Number Like 13 in the West
  • More.

3. The state of RNLI play

2. DAD at 1486

a) France Plummets in Reading, Math and Comprehension in Latest PISA Rankings. French students recorded their worst performance since international PISA testing began over 20 years ago, with mathematics and reading scores dropping sharply to rank 34th and 28th globally.

b) Paris 19th: A high-ranking official from the Directorate of Prison Administration had her bag—containing confidential data on prisons—stolen in a bar. Later that evening, around 11:30 PM, the young woman stepped out of the Hang’Art with a friend to smoke a cigarette. A short while later, she realised her bag was gone. There was no denying the facts: it had been stolen.

c) (UK Immigration law summary)

d) EU enlargement commissioner warns EU candidates: Cut ties with MAGA. EU candidate countries should cut ties with the MAGA (Make America Great Again) movement and, more broadly, avoid strategic dependencies on political movements and figures that Brussels considers incompatible with its interests, EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos has warned.

e) Spain. Real Madrid fans in the south end of the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Madrid, Spain held up cards displaying the coat of arms of the autonomous city of Ceuta during the UEFA Champions League league phase game against the Italian club Internazionale on Tuesday, 8 September.

Thursday [1]

(0716) Morning all … same cloud cover as yesterday. As MMutR might say … it’s not the same cloud cover as yesterdays has moved on … this new cloud. I respond … but it looks similar. Ah, that’s another thing. This theme continues in Thur 3 today, coming up next (bar one item). (0748)

 

Third in the diptych, making the whole into a triptych (perhaps, one hopes)…

Infiltration of a British institution by state actors, banking interests and international networks …

… operating under charitable cover.


The three parts of what could now be called a trilogy can be summarised as:

Others have written for years about these topics … this is just a recent take on it all.

Wednesday [16 till close of play]

(1700) Evening all.

 

26. Financial strategy


25. Steve

(JH: More tomorrow morning on this … all urls are in Steve’s comment in comments thread.)

24. Just do the math(s)


23. IYE corner

a. Eiffel Tower was closed due to BAPS. 😃

H1ndu sect objected to women at the ET when they wanted to visit. 

“ Eiffel Tower row over Hindu sect BAPS unites French politicians – but divides Indian diaspora”

https://archive.is/D6huJ

b. “… The United States government banned itself from making a digital dollar. Then it crashed the real one. Then it handed the replacement to a private company connected to $17 billion in organized crime, whose co-founder spent eight years as Jeffrey Epstein’s personal crypto advisor, and whose largest shareholder was convicted of software piracy before becoming the richest man in Italy.

That company is called Tether. It controls $183 billion in digital currency and it is now the 17th largest holder of US government debt on earth. It has never completed a publicly released independent audit. The UN has linked it to $17 billion in organized crime.….”

|https://theleahfiles.substack.com/p/the-new-us-dollar-the-one-epstein

c. The saga continues. What a depraved, immoral set of idiots sit on thrones.

https://www.crazydaysandnights.net/2026/09/blind-item-15-second-time.html

22. Steve

Re Wall Street Apes – I’ve been following this line of questioning for a while now – it could be that when asked AI will calculate the risk to itself before answering. Using heuristic coding it determines hate as a function of religious belief. Comparing the words of Jesus (Christianity) and Mohammad (Islam) it further determines which followers are more likely to blow up its data centres. Risk being established it throws Jesus under the bus with its answer. That’s my theory anyway 🤔

21. The doxxer’s name is known


20. The true RNLI


19. Moo corner


18. Just look at the way she phrased it

… sane?


17. IYE

Beware photo of a grinning rodent. Otherwise the clue is in the url.

https://escapekey.substack.com/p/the-english-devolution-bill

Devolution:

The Act creates a new tier of governance — ‘strategic authorities‘ — and defines nine ‘areas of competence‘ within which they may operate…


JH: Uh huh … who is our Secretary of State:


Charming.

16. Ground Zero

Wednesday [11 to 15]

(1059) Almost elevenses, folks. Cunning plan is that this takes us through elevenses (next polit-post being around 1700) … my visitor will arrive (through till about 1700), film will go up just past noon, then an item on a very strange car, then a break until 1700, a mini-hiatus. (1059)

 

15. Lord Toby’s Daily Sceptic

It’s possible this was run yesterday or the day before, no time to check now. My beef is this ridiculous “paywall” thing for blogs.


14. Cost of immunity from prosecution?


13. Just as the woke Establishment, the Globopsycho

… take every opportunity to exploit division, say, between Reform and Restore, siding with Reform to castigate Restore for “splitting the vote” … and just as it’s a non argument because the gang at the top of Reform are woke Establishment, whilst many supporters are soft right, not understanding the extent of the situation … so it is in the nominally Christian world.

One of the key dividers is denominations, where believers split according to their preferred priesthood, from sunworshipping and Mary worshipping in Rome to the falling about hysterically, egged on by a priest … the young Scot went into that. The C of E has become a joke.

So no, I do not wish to “split” the Christian world or scream, “Blasphemy!” like John Cleese in Life of Brian but at the same time … Rainbow churches? Running drug raves in cathedrals? And even were I to say that that’s all just deviation from the Word, the Bulls of Bashan surround a person saying “no denominations” but that’s only part of it.

Another is “gilding the lily” such as is done by the Meteorological Office, putting recording equipment at the end of runways etc. to “prove” warble gloaming”. If a Christian can point to the Word and be sceptical of ML (framed as AI), be sceptical of grok and all the others, which admittedly I’ve used twice in the food items below, then this below does not help at all:


No, “proof” has most certainly NOT been shown, not conclusively.

The issue is that another post ran the text of thus WSA man’s post (where he paraphrases what was said by these AI places) and the platforms were NOT speaking so simplistically. Stay with me a mo on this. Yes, WSA was right, imho, that platforms are biased, certainly antiChristian, soft on Malsi … there’s evidence of that … but not in the specific blurbs by those companies.

My gripe is that in his enthusiasm to outrage the reader, he is vulnerable on a charge of inaccuracy … a pedant can easily just quote the text of Gemini for example … then claim Wall Street Apes is debunked. My gripe is that, in gilding the lily, in interpreting Gemini indtead of quoting it … and our “droppers at Unherdables do drop receipts, links etc. … the WSA, far from winning an argument, has effectively undercut that argument.

Or was that the intention all along? It’s a scholastic gripe, this.

12. Allie Beth Stuckey


11. Food for thought in comments at Jstack

Wed Mat one

 

40s to 60s films and other episodes were about making the star the central sun, around which all the others satellited. The most egregious example, to my mind, was Jack Lord in Hawaii Five O … many a tale about him. For some reason, Bogey was less contentious, those playing Marlow and earlier the Thin Man and so on.

Lloyd Bridges, again to my mind, did not quite have what it took to be an uber-star or maybe it was the writing in Sea Hunt, maybe the milieu. I’ll run this one below today but using, say, Peter Gunn as a benchmark … well, it pales a bit. You might differ and if so, I’d obviously run more.

Wednesday [6 to 10]

(0920)(0928)

 

10. Heavily capitalised Moo corner


9. Afflicted by invaders, wokeleft women, beta yet violent “men”

… plus the evil muvvas controlling them…


8. Beef jerky


7. These are steamed dim sims below

… or as Australians mangle the language … dimmies. They were a staple chippy delicacy, along with chiko rolls…


What is a Chiko Roll?

  • The Design: Invented by Frank McEncroe in 1951, it was made to be eaten easily with one hand at outdoor events like football matches without needing a plate or cutlery. [1, 2, 3]
  • The Name: It was first sold as the “Chicken Roll”, even though it has never actually contained chicken.[1]
  • The Ingredients: The thick, crunchy, egg-and-flour pastry tube is filled with a savoury mixture of cabbage, barley, carrot, celery, onion, and beef or mutton. [1]
  • Popularity: It is traditionally deep-fried and bought from fish and chip shops or local canteens, often served with tomato sauce.

The issue which chiko rolls had(have) is that they’re junk food and how … whereas dim sims can be half-wholesome, depending on the meat inside…

A dim sim is a popular Australian snack food inspired by traditional Cantonese dim sum and shumaidumplings. What Is a Dim Sim?

Origin: Popularized in Melbourne during the 1940s, they are a staple of Australian takeaway shops, footy matches, and fish-and-chip stores.

Size and Shape: Unlike smaller traditional Chinese dumplings, an Australian dim sim is much larger, heavier, and typically has a thicker, chewy wrapper. [1, 2, 3]

Ingredients: The filling usually combines minced pork or chicken with finely chopped cabbage, onion, and seasonings like soy sauce, sesame oil, and white pepper. [1, 2, 3]

Dim sims were usually on offer either fried or steamed, as in the mini-dimmies in the pic above. I prefer the minis and making my own. Were I to do that, I’d ditch the pork and chicken, necessitating soy sauce, and look for a good piece of steak, either rump or sirloin, bring out the ancient meat grinder, screw it to the table top and make some good mince.

Then I’d have sheets of thin pastry … was thinking filo but I’m out of pastry practice … need to see what is sold these days … but ultra-thin sheets. The making of is not arduous from that point, maybe using onion chutney in a beaker to add when served. But then it’s no longer a dimmie … it’s more like pelmeni or ravioli.

Another Oz “delicacy” was the pie floater. Bowl of pea soup, have a small meat pie floating in the soup. ☺️

6. A few words on tuna