27. And now for some more serious evening listening
Was just watching some reactions to the 1965 Wooly Bully and one was nice with a gal named Dani bopping away 6 days ago:
Then came some French partying to the song in 1966 … was about to give it away and head off to the land of nod when I saw a long version … had never heard it before … ignore the pic, it’s basically audio:
Think because the shorter, softer, released version was more conducive to girls shimmying, it would maybe sell more to mid 60s yoof, don’t know. For me, the more aggressive second version was mine. We used to play the first version in our band.
Now, in the lyrics, it says, “Let’s not be L7 …” tell me if you know what that meant in the day.
26. Christian perspective on probable civil war
25. Yesterday I think it was
24. Steve
He has an X link about an Irish pastor preaching outside … now in court.
Plus War Room:
Superficial Growth: Ed Dowd On How Taxpayer Dollars We Used To Fund Illegal Immigration
Julie Kelly: Appellate Court Weighs Future Of TRO Aiming To Shut Down Trump Deportations
Mike Davis On Activist Judges: “We Cannot Take Impeachment Probe Off The Table”
Dave Bossie On Implementing Pelosi Timeline For Impeachment Of Federal Judges
23. Warble gloaming
22. Wonder which satirical site posted this? 🤔
21. Are they insane?
20. Here we go again
Farage and Reform have doxxed names of Rupert Lowe’s staff. This is one reaction:
Ex Reformers are not known for taking a backwards step:
(1201) Afternoon all … still quite a backlog to clear or alternatively … quite a few interesting items coming up. Some baroque will follow that, while searching around for a good film. (1410)
19. On that primary head cancelling Easter
18. While Donny appoints Big Pharma to the top job
17. What’s in a name?
16. IYE with Miles
“The first is a story out of Ukraine, where the Defense Ministry is recruiting new soldiers with promises of thousands ofMcDonald’s cheeseburgers. I am absolutely not making that up. This war has now gone so transparently fake they figure why not just insert a McDonald’s ad right into the middle of it. I guess next they will appoint Mayor McCheese as the new President to replace Zelensky.”
JH: Scrolled down but could not find the word “second” for the other story.
15. Coming back to the Susan Wiles thing again
What on earth is going on with Donny? Ok, he fell for the Fauci Birx Pence Brock shtick (PEPFAR) and you can see how they spun it to him because he went all Warp Speed, without once exploring it himself. And the same’s happening here with Gatekeeper Wiles … this woman is looking to be bad news, not unlike Pammy.
A large percentage voting Trump were not just MAGA but also MAHA … and here he is doing dirt on RFK Jnr in the worst way possible. What the heck? I’m not personally a food fanatic but I sure am political and Donny has done great damage by this appointment, in the same way Farage has in Britain.
I’m hoping it’s inadvertent, that he has so much to deal with just now. He was obviously never interested in the health issue and so he was easily duped … can he wake up to Wiles?
14. On one of Steve’s in item 2 today
“California GOP Delegate Says Populists Still Outnumbered in Party Leadership Despite Growing Support — “60% of Our Delegates Are Basically RINOs””
That question applies to us too … what are the real numbers for the UK? Is it 52% good people or is it 30% or so, which was UKIP’s victory in the Euros, brfore Nigel went mental or gave his longterm game away? What about the near 80% who did not vote for Starmer in the GE?
How do the numbers really fall?
Enemy globopsycho, e.g. Mark Elias, Gates, Soros, old families behind them … what … 2% of western populations?
Then pollies, the compromised, from maniacs like Starmer and Obama to fanatics like Rice over there … any Labour pollie, much of the Tory voter class, all Lib Dem, Greens, many Reform, esp. the gang of five (with Oakeshott) … 5% of the population?
Then deluded MSM, judiciary, medicos, acting class, education, church, karens … useful idiots, plus all those paid to go to Hamas rallies, key cars etc. … what … 45%? They contain those though who, on a given issue, e.g. Southport, forget to support the demonic.
Now to good people … some within the Tory voters, maybe 10% of the pop? A few good Labour voters actually caring for their land? Who knows?
Then the dissenters but many comprise low info thinkers … e.g. those still thinking Farage is not uniparty, so subtracting those from the good (that can change once they finally wake up though, e.g. grassroots Reform) … maybe the hi info dissenters, e.g. on X, are what … 10% of the voting pop?
Then the “just not interested in politics peeps”, e.g. nature people, old England etc. … good people, fine people, but politically unaware and don’t wish to know … who knows what %? But if they vote Uniparty, they are supporting wrongdoing. Includes the politically bewildered.
Then the deathcult invaders … 30% of the country yet? 20%? Jewish troublemakers, Chinese etc.? 3%?
So, reducing this to those supporting policies for their country to thrive? 15% would you say, all up? The other 85% blindly supporting evil, wrong, greed to varying degrees, mostly not knowing they are? I simply don’t know the real numbers on that.
… take your eyes off the enemy for a day and they’ll steal seats, voting numbers … the non-demons do need to be vigilant.
11. As in previous item 10
… one side’s outcomes result in this sort of thing … the other’s results in a workable society.
10. This one earlier from Steve
“Senior UK Military Disregard Starmer’s Plan for ‘Boots on the Ground’”
This is not a lot different to the military ignoring Donald 1.0 … difference is of course that we’re pleased on our side of politics … the demonic were pleased in the earlier case across the pond.
What I’m getting at is that we do employ similar tactics, so it really does come down to “who has right on their side”? Were you a silly left liberal, rabid marxist or globo psycho … your reply to that would be uniform, as we all like to feel we have right on our side.
But in the light of vadtly different outcomes … that is, one side’s outcome results in the destruction of family, the economy, violence upon women and children … and the other side’s results in a strong western economy, geopolitical entity which people from other countries are desirous of joining … offering some peace of mind … the question does seem to answer itself.
9. It’s going to take a while, if at all
8. Family matters
I’m thinking Bren would be exactly the type you’d call a keeper … a woman who can actually admit a fault or when she might be in error (however rare that is).
The last one by Chris was disappointing … he started overlaying “music” to drown out his voice … so I never posted it here. I checked the start of this one … drowning out music again … but then his narrative seems un-noised-out further along. See how you go.
(0819) Morning all … well that was a night and a half, awoke this second time about 0746 but there were things needed doing. Gates poisoned cloud blanket out there.(1003)
6. On Paul McCartney
Paul still owns his High Park farm near Campbelltown, Scotland. For as far we know, he doesn’t spend time there anymore, but Stella did a fashion photoshoot there last year and she transported some large stones from the property to her shop on Bond Street, London. In this picture you can also see the prehistoric Standing Stone.
He still owns his first house at 7 Cavendish Avenue, London, and spends time there when he has to be in London. Recently he got permission to prune some of the old trees, since they cause too much shadow.
His main residence however, is Waterfalls in Peasmarsh, East Sussex, UK. He designed the house himself and, just as with the farm in Scotland, it is surrounded by a vast amount of land, where he likes to ride his horse.
He also owns Hogg Hill Mill in nearby Icklesham, a corn mill built in 1790, which has been converted to a recording studio. It overlooks the English Channel.
Then there is the ranch near Tucson, Arizona, USA, where Linda died. It has a lot of privacy and a helicopter pad. Paul doesn’t seem to spend a lot of time there anymore, but his children do go there every now and then.
Since marrying Nancy Shevell he does spend a lot of time in New York, a rather modest house for that neighbourhood, in Amagansett, The Hamptons, New York.
And he had a penthouse in New York City as well, on 1045 Fifth Avenue, overseeing Central Park. It’s a three story, 10-room penthouse in a building dating from 1967 with a bronze-glass facade. He sold the penthouse in 2022.
Most of his homes (except for the New York penthouse) are rather modest for such a wealthy man, but have lots of land surrounding them, to give him privacy, and the opportunity for the family’s favourite pastime: riding horses.
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JH: As mentioned a few times … Quora can be useful in a Readers’ Digest type way.
5. Pammy
Maybe it’s my being but a man but were I Pammy, and not just women but men were roundly condemning me, including my own cohort … I’d start to ask myself some questions … but not Pammy.
4. DAD at 1004
a) Paris has voted in a referendum to drastically increase the number of car-free streets, although the turnout was extremely low. *
b) A survey reveals that a significant proportion of young French employees (aged 18-24) adopt behaviors influenced by religious or cultural considerations at work.
c) c) Fists, then baseball bats, then knives, then sabres, then pistols, then rifles…now auto-da-fé. On the night of March 15-16, 2025, a 16-year-old teenager was seriously burned during a birthday party….. **
d) ….but there is some good news…. Soy-based foods—desserts, yogurts, milk, and especially snacks—contain too many isoflavones, plant-based substances similar to female hormones
Tues Two) Jordan Peterson talks with Ezra Levant about what happened with the Amish in Canada during the covid period and after. Five minute video.
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*This connects with the Steve item I attached *** to.
**A post item coming up later.
3. Andy at 1004
Headquarters is that be in the land of Nodd, so I’ll leave this here. Ruby Crane from the Moosh post.
(At HQ … Mon 27)
2. Steve at 1004
Stunning Discovery Made in Michigan – SOS Jocelyn Benson Used “Altered” Voter Rolls *
Trump’s Ukraine Deals: No Blank Checks, No World War
Senior UK Military Disregard Starmer’s Plan for ‘Boots on the Ground’ **
Border Czar Homan Delivers on Promise
Boasberg and Jordan talk … I’m not remotely interested
(0300) Just the one post for now, then more shuteye. (0310
What’s wrong with being fragmented anyway?
Think we should pause and consider these three postings:
What is “the right” anyway? Does it not mean today the dissidents unhappy with the country being sold down the river? There are two words which I find useful in understanding what “we” are … “unherdable cats” (first saw it at Orphans in 2012) and “ragtag”, as in Lord of the Rings … it suggests people from all walks, from former Conservatives (dries) to former Old Labour. UKIP used to have that.
A wise man I call MMutR* has said for decades now that we’re so disparate that we’re always going to fall out over this point or that … thus we keep it to two or three points in a manifesto and leave off with the others for the moment … argue them later.
Come election time … council through to GE, we look, within each constituency, at who embraces these key points within the candidates and then all of us agreeing on these key points get behind this local, e.g. UKIP, Homeland, Heritage, whatever, and get that particular person elected. The whole point is backsides on benches at Westminster or at council meetings.
We’re currently fixating on Party because that’s how the Red Blue Yellow Green and now Light Blue Uniparty stays in power … we have numbers out here but not inside Westminster … we can never make a Party, which requires massive funding, but we can certainly watch constituencies, see what talent there is and promote it … as long as we don’t try to “combine into one party under, say, a Farage”.
This is far more in line with what we have available (hint … it’s not money), plus realising that the enemy is seeking to shut down, incarcerate with deathculters, silence us in the open, e.g. at rallies. I’m suggesting that those things are impractical for most people either aged, with family, still with jobs, whatever … we’re easy targets for funded and organised thugs the Uniparty sends out there.
Silently, anonymously, seems the way the 80% or 52%, whatever, can do it … irregular tactics. I’m suggesting, Laze and Gem, that we start thinking this through, then act consistently within what we do agree upon … those few key points.
