Well well well … IYE’s bitchute is also down the gurgler … however, I found this below for elevenses and another for later.
Mixed feelings about the series … Holmes is not too bad but all mannerisms, Watson over-bumbling … and yet half watchable … though the suffragette episode was embarrassing.
(0930) The cunning plan is that there is no plan. There are some more politics, then the IYE film, then maybe my visitor arrives and you all go to the pub or beach for awhile. (0941)
17. Yes please
16. The honeypot problem
… not just for pollies either:
15. Progress? One can only hope
14. Everyone but us
13. Yes I know there’s a be careful sign around her neck but
12. Rumble and Bitchute
Steve wrote of Rumble earlier (see sidebar). Seems it’s Bitchute as well:
To our valued users in the United Kingdom:
After careful review and ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the United Kingdom, we regret to inform you that BitChute will be discontinuing its video sharing service for UK residents.
The introduction of the UK Online Safety Act of 2023 has brought about significant changes in the regulatory framework governing online content and community interactions. Notably, the Act contains sweeping provisions and onerous corrective measures with respect to content moderation and enforcement.
In particular, the broad enforcement powers granted to the regulator of communication services, Ofcom, have raised concerns regarding the open-ended and unpredictable nature of regulatory compliance for our platform.
Don’t you just adore this gummint. Immediate implication for us at HQ is films … Bitchute was a key source, after YT … we have one from IYE today but after that … we takes our chances, chaps and chapesses.
(0651) Morning all … in the land of the living again … or so it seems … one wonders at times. (0838)
11. Important today
10. Daredevil men
9. That topic again
8. Krebs security
7. Feral yoof
Long ago, I did mention an incident near a Lidl where I was resting in the back of MMutR’s car, waiting for them to return … for some reason I had the collapsible walking stick with rubber handle and other end too … in short, it was about as lethal as if it were plasticine.
Up comes feral yoof, asking if he can get his ciggy lighter which had gone under the car. I’m always wary of unwonted niceness from likely lads and said be my guest. Now it may have been he saw something else at that point or the way I said it or my wary look … no idea … might have been that I went stock still, hand on the walking stick … he thought twice about it.
Second was near an ASDA … three girls, early teen, badly behaved, brattish, pushed past and I must have said hey or something equally intelligent. Lead girl suddenly turs as if to come at me to beat up I suppose … stopped, changed her mind.
Now what was it in both cases? I know I’m an ugly muvver but feel it must have been some other factor. MMutR and I were discussing simlar and his thang is to go quiet, ultra-watchful, which gives the impression that it would not be useful engaging … with some people, you’re never going to win the war, nor is he … you’ll win a battle here and there.
But it’s more … in watching these victims on soc-med, the lone ones or with a girl or if it’s a girl, what triggers the assailant to think that with this one there’ll be no consequences? I’m thinking also of rallies, e.g. a TR rally … van of riot plod turn up and start laying about at old ladies or someone else gentle, maybe not watching, instead watching the speaker on the podium.
And now to the feral themselves … obviously something in the ethnic mix, inc. Brit football lads, plus upbringing, plus numbers or speed or stealth, schooling or lack of it … “luv everyone and trees” wimmin teachers, young, or older and standing on their authority … these toerag yoofs clearly think there’ll be no consequences. There’s also the brainwashing, the indoctrination from peers, from their own low media.
William S Burroughs wrote a book The Lost Boys about just such like … I was thinking of perimeter defences, say on your porch or veranda where someone feral approaches … pepper spray hits them or flamethrower or shotgun but that has consequences, it also invites retribution, either from the gang or from plod and magistrates.
Definitely better to go shtum … if they do get past the threshold, only then attack. I’m thinking chest-beating gung ho and words are not going to cut it there.
Last things for now … peripheral vision, demeanour, preparedness at any time, instaviolence on your own part always a final option … methinks that you have to at least ditch the “unaware, innocent abroad” thang right now. We’re in a lawless time now. …/END.
Afterthought … whatever you do, don’t engage, don’t reply, don’t verbal … waste of time.
6. DAD at 1016
a) Yesterday, I reported that a Wind-Farm had been ordered to be shut down for four months, by the Courts, for killing protected birds. Here is the second. Bravo the Judge.
b) The Enemy within: France’s growing terrorist threat. In 70% of the foiled attacks, the would-be perpetrator was under the age of 21. *
c) […] suggesting sending migrants awaiting deportation to the remote island of Saint Pierre and Miquelon off Canada’s coast.
d) Focused on extremism and counter-terrorism (CT), the Starmer government’s plans potentially mean UK forces finally adopting a continental-style model, one encompassing tiers of municipal, regional and national units. * [also]
(0344) With such an early start, even pre-DAD, the question of Higham’s second sleep means the next post may be just short of 0800. Also, there’s a fair chance a visitor will land here around or after midday, which will take me out for some hours. So I need to get content up by mid-morn. (0419)
5. The dishonesty of it all
4. The mess of medicine in the UK today
3. Meta and China
2. Steve and a not good thing happening
… to one of our main sources:
Bitchute threw in the towel today:
‘After careful review and ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the United Kingdom, we regret to inform you that BitChute will be discontinuing its video sharing service for UK residents.’
