Wednesday [11 to 15]

(1159) Almost afternoon, chaps and chapesses. I have a visitor today, so there is this post, then a film at 1330. See you after that. (1159)

 

15. A twofer just before lunch

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14. Where the ladies score a home run

… is when one of them is an MP … it will be said in parlmt if they have the courage.

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13. Sometimes a cartoon meme does it better


12. It’s a tale of heroes

… but also heroines. You know my hobbyhorse on these things … the men lead the way, physically, the ladies are right in there making sure it’s known about. Sadly, half the women in the country have succumbed to the Woke mind virus and a substantial number of beta yet violent left males too.


11. Child trafficking

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The first London naval treaty 1930

 

Mixed feelings about Drachnifel’s output. For a start, he can suddenly be talking about something quite different to the topic and it takes a minute or so to realise he’s advertising something or someone. He’s also almost interminable as a rule … meandering for over an hour at times about ships, in detail.

If that’s your thang, Orwell & Good … this below is about treaties.

Wednesday [2 to 5]

(0739) Morning all, equinox has come and gone or indeed had no animation to it whatever. Sky is bleah. (0811)

 

5. NATO Ukraine rogue state


4. Steve at 1498

  • Trump Calls Out Iran Straight to Iranian UN Official’s Face, Threatens to ā€œAnnihilateā€ Iran ā€œQuicklyā€ and ā€œDrive Them Into Hell With No Chance of Survivalā€
  • Democrats Quietly Panicking About Republicans’ Massive Fundraising Advantage Ahead of Midterms
  • Angela Merkel Distances Herself From Failing German Chancellor Merz After Election Humiliations – The ā€˜Grandmother of Mass Migration’ Vows to Return CDU to a ā€˜People’s Party’
  • Army Flight Surgeon Drops Bombshell in Federal Court — 29 Troop Deaths After the COVID Shot, 55,000 Adverse-Event Reports, and 2,544 Death Files Now Under Review
  • Massive US Military Build-up Spotted In Qatar Amid Signs Of Near Escalation
  • Pandemic of the Vaccinated: Fiji, a highly COVID-vaccinated country, now has an AIDS (VAIDS) epidemic
  • Cimalsi staff networks threaten UK police’s impartiality
  • Much more.

3. This RNLI-France-our govt business

Some might see it as insulting calling anyone old faithful but for me, it’s near enough to the ultimate compliment … each of these below has a history of coming through when the chips are down and here they are yet again … not letting the bstds above get away with it. These are good people, these pundits, even though a couple are still blinded by Nige (a bit).


2. DAD at 1498

a) UK. Five detained after migrant boat reaches Kent coast without being intercepted. Some 17,480 migrants have arrived after crossing the Channel by boat so far this year.

b) France. Macron and Palestinian State: One Year Later, What Remains of the Smiles? France’s recognition of a Palestinian state one year ago has yielded few tangible results while damaging relations with Israel and potentially rewarding Hamas after the October 7 attacks.

c) UK/USA. Trump on the Chagos deal:

It’s amazing how strategic it is, and I think the prime minister is going to be looking at it. I don’t support it. I think it’s terrible. It was a terrible deal. No, we were talking about that, and [the islands are] strategically very important. Very important. You know, we had to send our b2 bombers…back home to Missouri, as opposed to flying for a short period of time.

d) EU. Brussels presses Beijing to cap hybrid car exports after imports rise more than tenfold. Trade commissioner MaroÅ” Å efčovič is due in Beijing next month with an October deadline for ā€œtangible resultsā€.

e) UK. Politicised Muslim Staff Networks Threaten Police’s Impartiality. A new report from the Policy Exchange think tank – backed by ex-EHRC chief Kishwer Falkner – claims police impartiality is under threat from Muslim police staff networks.

Wednesday [1]

(0359) When something appears at such a time, it’s because of broken sleep. I’ve a visitor for the second half of the day but it still involves getting done in the morning.

So time becomes a valuable commodity and as we all do, we have to make spot decisions on what to read/watch and what not to, without the other person taking offence. Some examples of this below.

False prophets and deliberate timewasting.

One of the main jobs of a troll is engaging interest/conflict with you in order to waste your time and exhaust you, clog your site and wear you down. Perfect example was during the Amanda Knox biz when those in charge of her sent me a list of 100 questions. We also though had our groups and one in particular, in the Meredith “camp” pointed to every one of those questions already answered at True Justice. End of.

Similar happens with events now, the performative Kabuki Theatre they lay on us to muddy the waters. At every point, pundits are making decisions and those decisions are tantamount to your reputation.

On X, in the past week, I’ve had DMs from these people:

Another is Sarah from Edmonton who sends news from there or from that perspective:


Community Notes is a mixed bag. X itself, it has Woke left as well as good people involved, so the critical faculties still need switching on. For example:


What killed that story was just waiting … nothing more came through on it. Meanwhile:


My own quick check:


Then:


I checked the Assange site … yes … the 1.0 was a hoaxer. However, I also checked Meawww, the sound of a cat, for its own trolling and yes, it’s TDS all the way. Demonrat or RINO?

Those are just some examples. One thing the pundit MUST do is scroll and skim … an hour long podcast is way too long, so I ask fellow pundits/senders to give the paragraph summary/overview.

So it’s now 0430 and I must try for that extra sleep. Soon, good reader … maybe around 0800.

Tuesday [8 till close of play]

(1625)

 

16. Gosport

Pegging out a bit here but need to put something at least about the RNLI farce. Danny apparently sunk an unmanned dinghy, the RNLI have been quite complicit, they tried landing at Gosport but too many onshore against them, they turned radios off … now developments:


DAD has a report at 1498.

15. If anyone would know the score

… it’s Chanel …

14. Toods wanted an episode with faces

Trouble with this 1985 series, which should have had good resolution … was that in many episodes, it didn’t … dark or blurry. This one was ok.

No! After 26 minutes, this episode is very good … and it relates to all we’re doing at the moment.

13. Banning the fake news … sounds good to me


12. The humble tree


11. It’s getting to the point where austerity

… and avoiding anything “convenient” is the only safe option. There’s also safety and safety … good likelihood of being bashed or slashed is not overcaution imho.


10. Moo corner


9. Similar to n8


8. Vaxx certs

This issue is analogous to my own right now.


The issues all refuseniki had was how to continue to live and work … I avoided all medical contact at the time and my state of health allowed that, plus deliveries to our addresses were becoming more common. My place was most liveable … I was mainly blogging … so issues others had, I didn’t … until they started this nightingale quarantine thing. Downunder, they were talking concentration camps, like FEMA camps … that was coercion, straight and brutal. Like Uke thugs kidnapping young men to die.

Sports people travelling overseas were in a different position … they had to prove they were vaxxed. Now, all kudos to Nole for his stance but what about members of a team? Remember that vaxx certs were outrageous for a start, esp. over entry or non-entry.

I’m not quite as scathing as Leilani on it. Same with servicemen and women or those in medical places … you could do as many ladies on X did … refused, lost their jobs etc. and again … kudos to them.

What though if there were mouths to feed at home? What if there were other dependents? Hmmmmmm.