Tuesday [2 to 5]

(0704) After a long second sleep. Morning all … looks nondescript out there at a quick glance.

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3. The populating imperative

Just as with fiction or semi-fiction, even with autobiographical writing (just as valid), I always found that yes … there have to be structural, bridge pieces between sections but the best writing is where you get onto a roll, go off on a tare, start bringing in what the character is seeing, observing, in fine detail on this or that, not ad nauseam though.

There’s one style for men’s writing but a woman on a roll seems to notice everything around her, she describes it, sees something else and suddenly she’s off on that tare. A male reader is either used to women or is not and I’m not for just men’s writing or just women’s writing … I’m thinking that a mix of both can fill in a space more satisfyingly, providing the man (the author) can remember what the woman had been saying and includes it as dialogue … remembering her concerns genuinely, with sympathy, not ascerbically … or vice-versa in her case.

A very big ask and when it comes to writing up real life, it helps. Sadly, in budding author terms, we’re either one OR the other. Hence women’s fiction, men’s fiction. This below is a grandfather’s non-fiction at Quora (think old Reader’s Digest), is understandable to us men … and how … but is clearly not what a woman would write.

“I’m the father of two adult men (it feels weird to call them men) … my boys are 26 and 23. Both of them are single. One lives 2 blocks away from us with two roommates who are bf and gf and the other boy lives ~60 miles away.

I asked both of them when they are going to make me and my wife grandma and grandpa. The oldest says that he has tried but with working 40-60 hours a week is nice to come home, relax for a bit and then go to the gym and rock climb if he wants. He doesn’t need approval.

He also said that the few girlfriends that he has had always want to go clubbing or bar hopping every weekend and his weekends are for chilling, not getting wasted. He also lives with very few things. I looked in his fridge and it had 2 beers and a box of domino’s pizza lol. His living room has a couch, TV and recliner with an Xbox. His room has a bed, a dresser and a closet. He lives on bare minimums and thats how he likes it. He was the same way here.

My other boy (the one with two roommates) has never had a girlfriend and I asked him why and he says that the money that he makes is his. He gets to do what he wants, when he wants. One girl did ask him out and he went to dinner with her but he didn’t like her attachment to her phone. She took pictures of everything and selfies and was loud and obnoxious.

So there you are. An answer from the father of two men who are content with being alone.”

Your reaction might be “fine, that’s what they want” but I wonder if they’ve been watching the invasion of the west at all, the need for the west to procreate … from within the west. Ceuta. Southampton. Do you see any chance of planned procreation within a culturally Christian frame these days?

If the woman/girl is just into partying and travel, having a partner not just there to service her, provide for her dreams but actually in a symbiotic union, then where does that end up after the first fire has dropped into day-to-day, with all the 2026 stresses? Does it not end up in the divirce court with odds like that of the Clancy jury, taking the man to the cleaners? What man is not wary of that in 2026?

And that comes back to Yuri Bez’s Ghost quote (up at UHC-HQ now) about how the fabians have destroyed society … the nuts and bolts of it … together with rabid feminazism from the same source. Plus Amelia’s post weeks back on inversion.

And men? Slaves of porn … again, who owns the porn empires? Same lot as the paedo networks.

I ask how, given more passive men just wanting peace and quiet and the porn idealism of too many of them, versus the mindset of any potential partner … well, I used the word symbiotic above, meaning two different species … may as well be today. Julia and I at Orphans try to keep a give and take male-female working relationship going … hopefully there are plenty of other working partnerships like that.

The female has the choice of a world of betas on not much dosh versus the alpha high flyer, cheating left, right and centre. And what of the female? At best, a fanatical globetrotter … two of my exes, right now, are off on trips every couple of months … she leads, strides ahead (dodged a bullet?) … he dutifully follows, plus a third is also now in Italy, with grown children in tow. The modern woman never settles for peace and quiet … the man eventually craves it.

Compare that to the most hugely overpopulating demographics invading us, with the women abused and themselves just as rabid … is that a better model?

Seems to me the west has slipped into a highly destructive end-zone, where women have become female men. As for men? I covered that above with the alphas and betas … also don’t forget us sigmas. I’m not a true sigma coz I love the gals I connect with, and my mates are important too.

Oh and one other thing from the male point of view … Sophie Cunningham had no partner till recently, meaning she put it about whenever the need grabbed … now she has a black man … I BS you not.

So much for staying European sourced (North America and the Antipodes being ethnically from there). Sydney Sweeney dresses and cavorts like a tart. How useful would either of those be as a partner, as a companion? Ego plus.

Good westerners … we are in trouble.

2. DAD at 1491

Tuesday [1]

(0151)(0337)

 

Not generally being one into Old Testament curses and the like

… nevertheless, I awoke too early again, at 0153 and there was a verse from Deuteronomy:


Quite apart from it being in loud, shouty capitals, and not a long way from John Laurie’s, “We’re doomed, I tell ye … doomed!” … quite apart from that, it’s from a revised edition which I don’t trust, being a KJV adherent … so I had a look at the KJV and this is what it said:


[41] Thou shalt beget sons and daughters, but thou shalt not enjoy them; for they shall go into captivity.
[42] All thy trees and fruit of thy land shall the locust consume.
[43] The stranger that is within thee shall get up above thee very high; and thou shalt come down very low.
[44] He shall lend to thee, and thou shalt not lend to him: he shall be the head, and thou shalt be the tail.
[45] Moreover all these curses shall come upon thee, and shall pursue thee, and overtake thee, till thou be destroyed; because thou hearkenedst not unto the voice of the LORD thy God, to keep his commandments and his statutes which he commanded thee:
[46] And they shall be upon thee for a sign and for a wonder, and upon thy seed for ever.

That’s all rather cheerful, thinkest thou not, chaps and chapesses? And yet, in real time, seest thou not that that is what seems our fate? And blending in a bit of Yuri Bezmenov … or at least his ghost, the reason it came about was no accident … the Frankfurt School was hardly the first nor the last … we could easily go back to Weishaupt in 1776.

Going to repeat how the falling away took place in the modern era:


If that’s all a bit OTT, it reminds me of a time in Russia where I went off exploring or leaving my rails, the well worn and protected pathways, trying to cut through a shortcut, only to be accosted by a gang … can’t recall how I got out of that one but a client that afternoon who knew the ropes told me about the word “krisha” or “roof” or protection … that everyone, esp. foreigners, needed at least one “protector”.

I happened to have one, at govt level and my client said nah, way too high, never going to come to protect you from such lowlevel yobs (Russki equivalent) … you needed to say to them … and he outlined the standard call and response, which involved telling them to meet you right there next morning, say at 10 a.m. … and mind you do turn up, with your boys, your krisha. If you don’t, you’ll be watched and hunted thereafter … sounded very Westside Story to me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Side_Story_(1961_film)

Better to either be steeped in our ways from birth, he said, learn your lessons, learn the ropes as you grow up … which means you’d never take such stupid routes, such shortcuts through the urban jungle, unarmed, unprepared, unaware. Had it been today, it might have been the salutary warning of those two Norwegian girls alone in Morocco, led by the Frankfurt School sense of female omnipotence and being caught by all sorts of murderous, rapey sharks.

But a time is coming when the “guests” to your land are going to come out of the shadows, armed, like something out of a Charles Bronson movie and break into your own safe abode … because you never heeded the Greatest Krisha which Man can have and even more … a society based on civic rules, which themselves are based on Christian underpinnings almost all accepted back then as sane and necessary and which once formed The West. Or Christendom. Why do you think all those churches are burning now, why dwindling congregations having gone all inverted and rainbow sicko?

You may ignore this warning because of who it is giving it … or you can start to wise up, people.

Monday [16 to 20]

(1023)(1054)

 

20. In yer ear

““ Our prescription drugs kill us in large numbers”
“ Abstract

Our prescription drugs are the third leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer in the United States and Europe. Around half of those who die have taken their drugs correctly; the other half die because of errors, such as too high a dose or use of a drug despite contraindications. Our drug agencies are not particularly helpful, as they rely on fake fixes, which are a long list of warnings, precautions, and contraindications for each drug, although they know that no doctor can possibly master all of these. Major reasons for the many drug deaths are impotent drug regulation, widespread crime that includes corruption of the scientific evidence about drugs and bribery of doctors, and lies in drug marketing, which is as harmful as tobacco marketing and, therefore, should be banned. We should take far fewer drugs, and patients should carefully study the package inserts of the drugs their doctors prescribe for them and independent information sources about drugs such as Cochrane reviews, which will make it easier for them to say “no thanks”.”

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25355584

JH: It’s been going on for a very long time:

I need to cut in here and take the gutless men to task, the ones giving her a hard time. Think they’re called simps, hiding behind a screen and putting this lady down. Yuk! I admire how she put up with it and listened through a song which was seen as quite savage in 1966.

Ok, so the song had truth to it to a point but I’m left with a bad feeling about how the men were acting … certainly not as gentlemen.


19. Moo corner


18. Hungary


17. And yet they called themselves Christian


16. At least we know this creep openly lies

… referring to Clinton by the way.

Monday [11 to 15]

(0815)(0900)

 

15. War for profit


14. Maybe read this in conjunction with

… the Torba post at UHC-WP.


13. Are there any decent firms or stores left?


12. Patrons and occasionals

We’re being messed with big time … everyone I mean … but perhaps, just maybe, those in this punditry biz get to see it earlier … it’s dropped on us first:


11. Food for thought

Monday [6 to 10]

(0645)(0700)

 

10. Moo corner


9. There’s been talk of Trump threatening the 4th Amendment


… but:


What Jeffries and the leftwing, the Demonrats, are making out is that ICE breaks the 4th.

8. In short, the politics of envy

… including hypergamy and feminazism.


7. TPA


6. Artur Nadolny

THIS IS THE NEXT BIG UK SCANDAL You go to your bank for a loan. What you actually get is a bomb with a timer on it, and the bank keeps the detonator. That is the Hidden Credit Line scandalIt has been running since the 2000s. Here is how it worked.

Banks including NatWest (@NatWestGroup), Royal Bank of Scotland (@RBS_Help) and Ulster Bank (@UlsterBankNI) sold business owners what looked like an ordinary loan. Attached to it was an interest rate swap, marketed as protection if rates went up. What it actually did was build a hidden credit line into the deal, extra exposure booked against the customer’s own assets that they were never clearly told about.

When rates fell after 2008, banks used that hidden exposure to call in debts, strip assets and push profitable businesses into insolvency.

Two men refused to let this disappear. Steve Middleton (@stevemiddi1) and Mark Wright, a former RBS manager, built BankConfidential (@BankConfidenti1) to collect the evidence the banks hoped would stay buried. Mark Wright funded years of the work with roughly £60,000 of his own pension.

He also named the individual who taught bank trainees… … how to forge customer signatures. Neither man made a penny from any of it. Both watched their careers end for telling the truth.

In November 2022, Steve Middleton, Lord Prem Sikka (@premnsikka) and derivatives expert Ian Tyler sat down with the Financial Conduct Authority (@TheFCA) and showed the whole thing in detail … @thetimes journalist James Hurley (@jameshurley) had already written four separate articles calling it financial and accounting fraud, including what he described as theft from Ulster Bank fixed rate loan customers.

The FCA let NatWest mark its own homework, then concluded the fraud was not technically criminal fraud. A regulator investigating fraud and ruling that fraud is fine as long as nobody gets arrested for it.

In November 2025, BankConfidential published their full report, modestly titled the largest fraud anywhere ever. Five months later, on 14 April 2026, it forced a Westminster Hall debate led by John McDonnell MP (@johnmcdonnellMP), chair of the APPG on Investment Fraud and Fairer Financial Services (@appgonifandffs).

MPs read out the human cost. Catherine and Nigel Jarvis, told their losses were not foreseeable by a bank that had built those losses into the product from the start. Stephen and Gloria Lilley, personal guarantors on their own home, refused basic information about the size of the liability they were personally guaranteeing.

MPs asked for one thing, a fully independent judge led statutory inquiry under the Inquiries Act 2005. Before this request there had already been the Foskett panel, the Swift review, the Cranston review, the Tomlinson report, the Project Lord Turnbull report by Sally Masterton and a full parliamentary commission on banking standards. Six reviews, zero justice. This would have been the seventh.

Ian Byrne MP (@IanByrneMP) put it in blunt terms. He leads Parliament’s push for the Hillsborough law and knows what institutional cover up looks like from the inside. Ian Byrne said this scandal belongs on the same list as Hillsborough, the Post Office Horizon scandal and the infected blood scandal.

He also pointed out something …. FCA is a private company limited by guarantee. It has immunity from civil liability and can resist scrutiny in the courts.

A former FCA employee described its staff culture as the worst they had seen across a 40 year career. One case Byrne raised, Andrew Candy, was hit with a £70,000 break cost never disclosed to him, lost his business and his family home, then spent 17 years fighting for answers nobody gave him.

The government’s answer came from Economic Secretary to the Treasury Lucy Rigby (@LucyRigby). She told Parliament the FCA is independent, so ministers should be careful about interfering with its judgment.

AGAIN.. The regulator failed to regulate for over a decade, and the reason offered for not investigating that failure is respect for the regulator’s independence. That is like refusing to review a fire brigade because fire brigades are traditionally left to fight fires, even the ones they started.

Thousands of small businesses were quietly bled out through a product almost none of them understood and almost none of them were properly warned about. 2 whistleblowers gave a decade and a pension trying to fix it. Parliament asked for an inquiry. The Treasury offered a lecture on regulatory independence instead. Nobody has gone to prison… yet.

Sources: @stevemiddi1, @BankConfidenti1, @jameshurley, @thetimes, Hansard Westminster Hall debate 14 April 2026, @johnmcdonnellMP, @IanByrneMP, @appgonifandffs, @TransparencyTF, @TheFCA, @LucyRigby, @_moneymarketing .

Monday [1 to 5]

(0544) Morning all … bleah out there. Over at UHC-WP, there will be an Andrew Torba piece of Christians within AI (machine learning) … I need to format, etp around 0700. (0631)

 

5. Charlie Kirk


4. Steve at 1490

  • Trump Responds to Lindsay Clancy’s Attorney Asking for Pardon – “There’s No Win No Matter What. Three Children Are Dead”
  • Trump Recruits ‘Sprawling Military Alliance’ of Latin American Allies to Take on Drug Cartels
  • Leftists Vandalize Newly Unveiled Charlie Kirk Statue at TPUSA Headquarters in Phoenix with Red Paint to Symbolize Blood (JH: Short CK quote coming up)
  • Iranians Rise Up! “Popular Fighters Front” Gunmen Fight Iranian Regime Security Forces in Saravan, Iran – At least 3 Iranian Military Members Killed …Update: A Pro-Shah Youth Group? (JH: Sounds piecemeal … where is weapons support?)
  • Left-Wing Nationalist Leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to Sign Deal Aimed at Breaking Up the United Kingdom – and Crawling Back to the EU (JH: 10 years is no generation length … 17 years is)
  • IRGC Just Made A Fatal Move In Strait Of Hormuz (JH: This is South Front RU … adds weight)
  • Musk’s Apocalypse Is Worse Than You Realize
  • Much more.

3. Same issue as well with the geoengineering, the chemtrails

Reports from every western country, footage, shows them … this report from a black pundit in France I take cautiously:


GB News for a start is iffy, then look at one name there … Michael Mann … what is Mr. Hockey Stick up to now? And then there is an inkling:


There’s no date on it, but it’s an award to this outfit to “explore the sky” to “test” whether geoengineering is “viable”. In other words, it shifts the frame, just as with covid poison vaxxes, from blanket experimenting on populations to less hanging offence sounding “responsibly testing”.

Bollox. 1984 … reject the evidence of your eyes, buy what the party says is truth, like Ardern, like all of Them.

2. DAD at 1490

a) French authorities are investigating whether sabotage caused a train derailment that injured 44 people in Normandy, after a piece of rail was found on the track, police told The Associated Press on Saturday.

b) Germany. AfD lodges defamation complaint against Merz over ‘ethnic cleansing’ accusations. But Members of the Bundestag are normally shielded from prosecution for what they say in the chamber under Article 46 of the Basic Law, Germany’s constitution.

c) Explosion hits another weapons site in Bulgaria. A fire broke out after an explosion occurred at a weapons storage facility in Bulgaria overnight, the second at a munitions site in the past few weeks.

d) The UK. Vigilante wrecking parking meters in sleepy seaside town with glue and foam has evaded police for six months. At least thirty machines have been damaged in North Berwick, Scotland, at an estimated repair cost of £59,000.

e) UK Home Secretary Mahmood Orders crackdown on ‘Violent’ Patriot Protests – but where was the violence?

1. Swedish election

The greatest difficulty is finding accurate info on it due to the blatant lying by those controlling the election. Officially, the far left have scraped in but that was the case with Brexit which was no way 52%, it was far more, as was shown at the time … but those counting the votes ended up with 52% to keep the idea of Remain alive.

The entire system is corrupt as we know … more so in Sweden, a socialist dystopia anyway.


What western people on the left have done is sign the death warrant of Christendom and what we called the west, with its underpinnings.