(0930) Hope you brekked well. (1045)(1110) New total: (1112)
17. Bert?
I keep seeing references to this “Bert”, whoever he is, plus some pics of flooded roads … not sure if it’s in Ireland or Britain or when. Certainly, we’ve had none of that in this part of Britain, our northwest micro-region … there was some drizzle, turning a bit heavy overnight … that was it.
Has something being happening in parts of Britain? I’d not know as I watch or listen to no MSM whatever. John Redwood seems to think something happened:
16. At 1001 (a.m.)
15. Red Cross terrorism … well, we knew that
… the ole Rosy Cross of the “illumined”.
14. IYE at 889
a. “Who is Scott Bessent Trump’s Pick For Treasury Secretary?”
b. Gen Flynn – good guy or bad guy? Bring receipts.
13. Just watching Alex C’s vlogcast
It opened with Gorka whom I think Trump has appointed:
12. Could not possibly comment on this Albertan lady’s take
IYE:
Alleged mother was Marguerite Rodiere the family’s cook.
“A degree of mystery surrounds the birth of Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. She was born on August 4, 1900, the ninth of ten children of Claude Bowes-Lyon and Cecilia Cavendish-Bentinck, but her father neglected or forgot to register her birth for six weeks. Officially the site of her birth is listed as the family home in St. Paul’s Walden Bury, in Hertfordshire, although it is now accepted that it more likely occurred somewhere in London. One story has it that she was born in the back seat of a horse-drawn ambulance.” Source : Donna Butler
“….outrageous claim that the Queen Mother (Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon as she was then) was conceived in a sort of Edwardian surrogate mother situation. The Queen Mum’s mother supposedly had a bit of a nervous breakdown after the death of her oldest child, and it was suggested that she not attempt to have any more children. According to Lady Colin, the couple desperately wanted to add to their already enormous brood, so the future Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne conceived not one but two children with the family cook. The author bases her evidence on the fact that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor used to call the Queen Mum ‘Cookie’ as a rather vicious nickname and the fact that there is some discrepancy about where the Queen was actually born. She also claims that the Earl, on his deathbed, confessed to his physician that the true story of the Queen’s origins as well as that of her baby brother David. Oh, and Elizabeth and David were referred to as the ‘Benjamins’ in the family, a reference to the biblical story of Jacob and Rachel (Rachel had offered her handmaiden to Jacob as a surrogate mother since she was unable to conceive)…….”
Source: http://www.elizabethkmahon.com/2012/12/scandalous-review-queen-mother-untold.html
Q Mum’s full name – Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon
11. Certainly has its place in British folklore
10. Nice
“Now, doubtless only the necromancers who practise the dark arts of predictive economics are sufficiently well placed to spreadsheet the consequences of government reform in this area. And like Rachel Reeves, I am no economist. But the issues raised by this latest Treasury volte face are not so much economic as moral,and any discussion of them must therefore range beyond the specific case of farming.”
12. Alleged mother was Marguerite Rodiere the family’s cook.
“A degree of mystery surrounds the birth of Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. She was born on August 4, 1900, the ninth of ten children of Claude Bowes-Lyon and Cecilia Cavendish-Bentinck, but her father neglected or forgot to register her birth for six weeks. Officially the site of her birth is listed as the family home in St. Paul’s Walden Bury, in Hertfordshire, although it is now accepted that it more likely occurred somewhere in London. One story has it that she was born in the back seat of a horse-drawn ambulance.” Source : Donna Butler
“….outrageous claim that the Queen Mother (Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon as she was then) was conceived in a sort of Edwardian surrogate mother situation. The Queen Mum’s mother supposedly had a bit of a nervous breakdown after the death of her oldest child, and it was suggested that she not attempt to have any more children. According to Lady Colin, the couple desperately wanted to add to their already enormous brood, so the future Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne conceived not one but two children with the family cook. The author bases her evidence on the fact that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor used to call the Queen Mum ‘Cookie’ as a rather vicious nickname and the fact that there is some discrepancy about where the Queen was actually born. She also claims that the Earl, on his deathbed, confessed to his physician that the true story of the Queen’s origins as well as that of her baby brother David. Oh, and Elizabeth and David were referred to as the ‘Benjamins’ in the family, a reference to the biblical story of Jacob and Rachel (Rachel had offered her handmaiden to Jacob as a surrogate mother since she was unable to conceive)…….”
Source: http://www.elizabethkmahon.com/2012/12/scandalous-review-queen-mother-untold.html
Q Mum’s full name – Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon