Wednesday [16 till close of play]

(1430) Afternoon all … cunning plan is to slowly post the rest of the day, cunningly punctuating that with snoozes along the way.

 

25. DAD wrote this one

… there’s also much across the net right now

“International governments and agencies have urged websites to address two critical cyber-security flaws in a programming language which powers much of the internet.

The vulnerabilities were found within the PHP programming language, with a fix issued on Wednesday afternoon. “PHP is everywhere. It ​quietly powers WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, and Magento sites, shared hosting platforms, control panels, and an awful ⁠lot of software that doesn’t even advertise that it runs PHP under the hood,” cyber-security company Huntress said.”

Looks very much as if Them are trying, in a way they can blame on something else, to shut down our communicating.


24. Rainbow

First time I’ve seen one up close, rising out of the water … scinating (hipster for fascinating) … but note the ghostly figure of a man arising near the pot of gold! Checked after the rainbow disappeared … it was a dirty streak on the window pane outside … not on the inside, that was right out, y’hear!


23. Are cyclists psychos?

… or is it only when they don lycra?


22. More on this psycho


21. Two more psychos


20. Vaxx damage by psychos


19. Moo corner


18. Psychos are at it


17. More treason


16. Wheeeere’s Ilhan?


Wednesday [11 to 15]

(0911) Appointment approaching, back a bit later. (0918)

 

15. And again


14. More of the same


13. At Lord Toby’s


In the latest instalment of the national demoralisation campaign, the Royal Institute of British Architects’ (RIBA) 2026 Stirling Prize has been awarded to what, on first glance, resembles an airport multistorey car park. In fact, the 13-sided buildings in Lion Green Road, Coulsdon are affordable and private housing commissioned by Croydon Council and designed by Mary Duggan Architects. What is most bleak about this award-winning design and the other modernist-pastiche finalists is the blank-eyed dismal quality of the windows.

Not just windows, is it? In pete’s first youtube at 1522, the guy speaks of post-post-modernism, which I think involves returning afap to watch seem classical forms from the past. Can it be done or would it be some ersatz horror, not unlike a period show on tele with modern actors?

12. pete over at 1522

… on Tues 21.

11. Anomalies within a current theme

Wed Mat one

 

The obvious question is why so many Peter Gunns. Answers … they’re good, we still have plenty of them, though the good ones become fewer, plus their length is just about right, plus there are not all that many alternatives just now. There’s a Philo Vance later but it’s over the hour. Enjoy.

Wednesday [6 to 10]

(0644) Morning all, lovely overcast sky and universal light rain but I ustd it will be brighter tomorrow. (0747)

 

10. Moo corner


9. Steele Dossier


8. Vivek


7. Yesterday’s lockout in Britain


6. The double and triple crosses, the traps

Going to work back to this link:

https://gcoleman86.substack.com/p/american-midterms-they-dont-have

“On October 6, Trump told his budget chief, Russ Vought, that big surprises were coming in a few weeks. He called Vought one of the most important people in the country’s history. That same day, Vought’s think tank published a paper.

Jay Ellison dug it up and warned his viewers this week. I read it myself. It is not a rumour. It is a manual.

The Center for Renewing America paper says the House can refuse to swear in a member it decides cannot take the constitutional oath in good faith. No conviction. No trial. A simple majority vote. It names the Democratic Socialists of America. Its conclusion also lists Muslim movements, in a paper that claims to reject religious tests.

The steps are plain. Build a file on the member before January 3. Treat state certification as a starting point only. Object when the oath is called. Make the member stand aside. Vote to exclude. Declare the seat vacant. The authors say they welcome the court fight. Of course they do. The seat sits empty while the case crawls.

There is a hole in the plan. Excluding someone takes a House majority, and prediction markets give Democrats about 90 percent odds of winning the House. The polling average has them up about eight points.

So I believe the plan starts earlier, with the roll.”

What else is there on it this Wed morn?

Xer Joy Howell: Martial law will create anarchy. The absolute worst thing that could possibly happen. Our Sheriff’s MUST keep their oath to our Constitution. Period. Sheriff has all the power, over governors, mayors, commissioners…they alone have the authority to refuse federal agents. But martial law? Hell no..that will unleash hell.

DR(sc): Didn’t realize that Trump was being egged to use martial law in the midterms. This article was written one day before I started publishing the document dump. What if I had the timeline of 2027 wrong, and this was supposed to be the actual provocation?

JH: Another somewhere said it was to use the MAGA extreme wing as useful idiots. That Trump has resisted the call because to go Martial or Insurrection provision affirms for the left the Kings move. Damned if he does, damned if he doesn’t.

There’s of course the eschatological, biblical aspect of the end times antiC who seems Jewish but is not of the David lineage.

There is (neo) Hegelianism to throw into the mix … plan, create strife, do jothing, people demand, strong leader appears, moves are made, measures, but they are what Them wanted all along swept in along with dealing with the strife makers.

There is the Marxist fourth level or turning, in which all is destroyed, the idealistic fifth stage (utopia) requiring this, and when the useful idealistic left idiots rejoice, as nirvana is near:


… it’s of course snatched away … there never was any utopia in the first place (Bezmenov, Kalergi).

There is one answer in John 3:16. With that onboard, there is then a chance for Rupert and Co. Not LePen, who is another Farage, Meloni, Danielle Smith.

Who is actually at the top of the tree, or as Buchan wrote … down some corridor, door at the end … or after negotiating the Morlocks, there’s Jeremy Irons, the master-baddy. In ✝️ity, there’s a clear uber-baddy, to whom all fallen angels give the knee to.

The closest the secular can get to it is the Red Shield family. If you go this route, supported by Revelation 3:9, then whom does “that lot” in Rev 3:9 hate with a vengeance most? Logically, both real Jews, plus their real Redeemer, Resurrected. Everything is therefore directed to bring that down. The Moose Limbs? Their creation, useful idiots for a time.

By all means ignore all or some of the above, I just threw it into the discussion.

Aberfan Wednesday [1 to 5]

(0315) Still dark, commemorative day. I’ll do more on Alberta after my second sleep (hopefully from about 0430 to just before 0800). At 1000, I must go to an appointment, so things are tight this morning. DAD drop will be around 0800 onwards. (0421) DAD drop up, circle complete. (0627)

 

5. Alberta

I notice Steve has posted the GWP buying of the Carney narrative on Alberta (at 1521) and that’s no reflection on Steve … it’s not his topic. I’ve been fed by the Alberta nationalists and so have a different take:


4. DAD at 1521

a) France moves to cut welfare benefits for convicted looters and rioters. The circular reflects the government’s broader effort to target the financial incentives surrounding street unrest and the informal economy.

b) French police have arrested a 40-year-old far-left extremist in connection with the devastating arson attack on Limoges Town Hall during nationwide riots on Saturday, 17 October. The suspect, reportedly already flagged as a national security threat, was detained on Tuesday, 20 October, as France’s anti-terrorism investigators joined the investigation into the destruction of the historic building.

c) The far-left extremist Hodei Ciarra has been identified as the man who burned down the historic town hall in Limoges.

d) Drone footage reveals scale of damage to Limoges town hall after protests.

3. The Data Republican (small r) research

@DataRepublican

Amazon: https://amazon.com/Unelected-Jennica-Pounds/dp/B0GGYQNWHJ Direct from Passage (including autographed copies): https://passage.press/products/unelected Barnes & Noble: https://barnesandnoble.com/w/unelected-jennica-pounds/1149199075?ean=9798901160626 Books a Million: https://booksamillion.com/p/Unelected/Jennica-Pounds/9798901160626


There’s a coup in the plotting right now as you read in America and overseas … the data is available, the receipts, both on X and in other printed form … you just need to ask your search engine the right questions.


Sassafrass is one of our prime sources for US dark treachery behind the scenes:


2. Steve at 1521

  • Trump Tears Into “Treasonous” European Leaders, Suggests US Will Withdraw from Supporting European Nations and NATO
  • Ex-Congressional Candidate AJ Kern Claims She Holds DHS “Certificate of Non-Existence of Record” Showing NO Naturalization Records for Ilhan Omar’s Father Ever Becoming a US Citizen
  • Suspect Arrested for Burning Down Historic Limoges City Hall Identified as “Far-Left” as Officials Admit They “Lost Control” Over Riots
  • From Tankers to Internet Cables, Iran Signals Wider Pressure in Hormuz
  • Kyiv Accuses Pentagon of Stalling Patriot Deliveries
  • No pills required: Tiny daily tweaks tied to lower heart attack and stroke risk
  • Dr Sarah Myhill challenges Chris Whitty to sue her for libel or resign
  • Much, much more.

1. Aberfan, the Welsh mine disaster

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aberfan_disaster

The Aberfan disaster (Welsh: Trychineb Aberfan) was the catastrophic collapse of a colliery spoil tip on 21 October 1966. The tip had been created on a mountain slope above the Welsh village of Aberfan, near Merthyr Tydfil, and overlaid a natural spring. Heavy rain led to a build-up of water within the tip which caused it to suddenly slide downhill as a slurry, killing 116 children and 28 adults as it engulfed Pantglas Junior School and a row of houses. The tip was the responsibility of the National Coal Board (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aberfan_disasterNCB), and the subsequent inquiry placed the blame for the disaster on the organisation and nine named employees.

There were seven spoil tips on the hills above Aberfan; Tip 7—the one that slipped onto the village—was started in 1958 and, at the time of the disaster, was 111 feet (34 m) high. In contravention of the NCB’s procedures, the tip was partly based on ground from which springs emerged. After three weeks of heavy rain the tip was saturated and approximately 140,000 cubic yards (110,000 m3) of spoil slipped down the side of the hill and onto the Pantglas area of the village. The main building hit was the local junior school, where lessons had just begun; 5 teachers and 109 children were killed.

Tuesday [13 till close of play]

(1430) After the last post with Tue 7, and now having gone to each ipad, something has got in and dislocated access. The oldest is near unusable, the middle one is actually unenterable … no app works and I’ve not checked the newest yet … this is the oldest I’m still on.

 


21. Add this below to the planned colour revolution


20. Talking out of turn


19. Moo corner


18. The haves and have nots


17. Invisible Apple Cake

In the UK, you’d need unadulterated flour first.

Screenshot

16. Someone suggested we turn the sound off

… and just watch the expressions … yep, complete and utter nutter. Her vouce tone seems more mature, rational, but her gestures are those of a young girl having gone out of her mind, just wanting to hit back, and hit, and hit, and hit, and hit … sad really.

A US Senator. I’m not saying she’s wrong that her life might be in danger … just look at Killery’s way of disposing of threats, Blair, Castro Jnr.


15. No foreign controllers


14. Data Rep (sr)’s pillars … note n3


13. Starshield

Tuesday [7 to 12]

(1145) Just back from the long walk, very still, wet, overcast, great rambling weather, love autumn. (1211 … afternoon all)

 

12. Cats do have their dangers

As one who sailed them for a few decades, the one thing one does not do is get caught between the hulls at the bow:


Just correcting Tom a tad there … they tend not to die on the cat but more between the hulls, bang, down on head and/or drownies. Power cats are stupid boats, as ubstable as a cruise ship leviathan, and with no stabilisers. Compare that to one of these:

11. Have you checked out the Castro Jnr Sherman murders?


10. Moo corner


9. Lady’s about Data Republican level

… that is, the goods.


8. They bring so much to their new nation

… as nuclear physicists, brain the size of planets or Omar/AOC … what a moral compass!


7. Govt trying out their shutdown procedures?

Practice run?

Thousands of users are facing problems when trying to access their online banking across multiple sites this morning (Tuesday, October 20). Banks affected include Lloyds, Revolut, HSBC and Bank of Scotland.

Customers have reported their issues online, with many taking to X, formally known as Twitter, to express their frustration. One wrote online: “@LloydsBank are you having problems with online banking? We cannot login and get beyond the user name login screen.”

A second said: “So both Revolut and Lloyds are down meaning I now have ZERO access to my own money!”

According to online platform Down Detector, users began experiencing issues around 9.30am today.