From the time of Podesta reports on N.O. till now, there has been evidence that these people are vastly inhuman in every way, as if they’ve lost any trace of humanity. It can only stem from something by nature vile, plus too powerful for any humans. We’re not talking just “baddies”, are we, nor Pol Pot nor Heydrich level … we’re talking beyong obscene beyond … but for all “her” faults, the human brain simply cannot comprehend how a known figure such as Killery could stoop to thses things all the same.
Naturally, all sorts of defences can be made … oh, the girl was an actress, oh it was a put up job to ruin noble deminrats blah blah blah. We had plenty of confirmations at N.O., a few here too.
The human brain can take in the Moose savages and what they do … but Clinton and all those? Air Miles? The wall’s too high.
“Years later the baby girl, now a grown woman called Nina, returns home for the reading of Phoebe’s will. She is accompanied by two detectives, Doc and Jack. Nina discovers Rachel has gone mad, and Ralph and Edward are resentful to her. The will goes missing which means the estate goes to Ralph, Edward and Rachel…”
Sad case, Ann Miller. Seemed a lively and lovely lass but somehow she pushed the wrong kind of man the wrong way … read her story. I for one always liked her.
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Much more.
2. More on Mon [1]
Plus:
2. DAD at 1432
a) The European Parliament voted to open negotiations on the most ambitious monetary project in Europe since the creation of the euro—without any independent body having examined whether the ECB had the Treaty authority to propose it in the first place. (JH: Setting the tone for the upcoming extermination of us and the NWO)
b) UK police chiefs blasted for ‘breathtakingly inadequate’ leadership in scathing report accusing them of being ‘stuck in the last century’ following deluge of scandals.
c) This is South Africa, 2010 to 2026. 16 years. South Africa was once a great power. Then communists took over.
d) The Little Sisters of the Poor in France forced stop care of 2,500 elderly residents.
(0420) Good morning you wunnerful readers and droppers … the planes are currently laying chemtrails out there, horizon to horizon … those trails which, according to Big Brother and apparatchiki, do not exist, just as there is no folic acid in your bread, nor bovaer in your milk. (0542) Oh, and England 3-2 in Mexico. (0612)
The interestingly accurate analogy of Harold the clever sheep
A political tale of Britain in July, 2026 … this below is from Lord Toby’s site newsletter this morning:
“For an idea routinely dismissed as “dubious” or an “obsession” of the political Right, the suggestion that Britain is embarked on the road to civil war has proved stubbornly resilient. Each new episode of disorder seems only to revive it. The disturbances that followed the Henry Nowak trial, the attempted beheading in Belfast and the rioting that erupted afterwards again forced questions of social cohesion, public order and political legitimacy into public view, renewing the argument over whether Britain is moving in the direction of open conflict.
The question almost asks itself: if the idea is really so ridiculous, why does it keep coming back? The headlines might fade, but the underlying issues fuelling the debate clearly do not.
What has changed, however, is the willingness of mainstream political figures to address the issue openly….”
I would point readers to Steve’s comment(s) under Sunday [6 to 10] for a quick look at the reality on the ground and who the perps are in most of the killings, maimings and rapings. They are so easily identified. Now, I’m not going to make it easy for readers for the simple reason that reading this are the hostile (inc. demonic-psycho Them themselves, down to apparatchiks at desks), the indifferent (inc Stumble-upons) … and the good people who who have woken up and don’t buy any of the official BS.
As for the political class, best I say little, except they’re now pretending to care, e.g. Bad Enough. You can easily tell a bad player or dumbo on soc-med by the disingenuity and lack of reading … or else simple disingenuity … in even considering for a second that Bad Enough is any more than a parachuted anchor baby WEFer.
Just why otherwise canny, mature political observers suddenly lose their bearings is one of those bizarre political phenomena, bringing in the deep captcha MSM, trolls within soc-med, e.g. Tom Harwood, plus the woke left culture in general in all its outlets, inc. peer pressure, esp. among the young. It’s also class ridden within the UK.
The working class and self employed, the farmers, are many times more likely to wake up than the aspirational housewife NIMBY in Suffolk and similar leafy places. The worst are the former Tory voting, but actually soft left, fair’s fair, let’s give them a chance useful idiots who wish to protest but who find hardline Restore repugnant … their vehicle is the nicey nicey M25 bubble Reform … no nasty civil war talk here please.. some disguise this by thinking of themselves as “radical libertarian”.
We nasty types though point out the sheer numbers of those foreigners now turned triffid once the call came, the arms caches in the cellars of religious buildings up and down these isles, plus the openly averred action plan to house-to-house call in gangs and demand the resident convert or die. Plod have already established the principle of busting into people’s homes for a tweet or incorrect thought.
It’s becoming far easier to identify a bete noire because one of the core culprits stays hidden and allows the glare to fall on stupid groups, e.g. those from sunnier climes. Which hidden culprit? Go to many of IYE’s drops or else go to Jstack, look for comments and find those of Mark Matis, stretching way back.
As I say, I’m not going to make it easier for you … in fact the more abstruse I am, the greater the defences of this citadel and thus protection of our patrons and readers. We have done a certain amount of “backend” work to help that along as well.
A certain amount. Do not stay in this bubble in which unsuspecting, nice you clicks on anything you’re invited to … I mean, at some point you’re going to have to drop this cloak of naivety and wake up. I mean … does my post now read to you like that of an uneducated football lad or that of a pompous prig from an ivory tower?
The answer to that momentous question is found in a Python sketch about Harold, the clever sheep:
Harold is the Restore pain in the neck, those sheep trying to escape are the Reform blinded, the abbatoir staff are the invaders and replacers, the Uniparty sheep are those going to the slaughter and the shepherd is that hidden fifth columnist mentioned by Mark Matis in comments at Jstack. A most prescient Python sketch indeed.
13. When the enemy selectively cherrypicks verses for its purposes
12. TPA and some new holiday tax in Wales
“The TPA wonks have already shown how an overnight visitors levy, an extra charge applied to anyone staying at a hotel, B&B, or even in a tent or caravan, could deal a whopping £359 million hit to the Welsh economy.
Now, Anglesey and Conwy councils are actively consulting on introducing their own charges, despite the enormous damage they could do. In Anglesey, where one-in-five jobs are related to tourism, they could miss out on £14 million of spending from tourists. Meanwhile Conwy could lose 80,000 tourist visits, taking a hammer to the 10,000 jobs reliant on tourism.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the people we spoke to were up in arms about the measures. In Holyhead our team delivered almost 2,000 leaflets to residents urging them to submit to the consultation, while business owners in Llandudno were keen to give them out to customers. Every conversation we had told a personal tale of how they’d be affected, with many specifically worried about friends or family working in hospitality or the future of their own businesses and wider communities.”
