(0456) Nondescript sky, morning all for the new week. (0527)

 

5. Moosh corner

4. DAD at 1056

a) Terrorism at Nice. A press release published this Sunday claimed responsibility for setting fire to an electrical substation and sabotaging an electricity pylon was in order to “disrupt the Cannes Film Festival.”

b) The Ribera neighborhood of Barcelona awoke to dismay this Thursday. The feminist mural recently painted on Carrer de la Bòria was vandalized in a way that worried residents.

c) A targeted burglary, still rare but increasingly a problem. Two ultrasound machines were stolen from the Charras medical imaging center located on Rue de Bitche in Courbevoie. 

d) Last April, John Tolan, American Professor Emeritus at Nantes University and renowned historian, found himself at the center of a controversy launched in the newspaper Le Figaro by Florence Bergeaud-Blackler.

3. By any name, it’s still bad

2. Steve at 1056

• Rubio Reveals Just How Little USAID Funding Was Helping the Needy
• Hochul Complains Republican Spending Bill Could Cut Services to ‘Members of the Undocumented Community’
• Globalist NGOs Are Purposefully Hiding the Money Trail
• Trump Shreds Harvard, Says Foreign Countries are Paying “Nothing”
• Senator John Kennedy Slams Media for Suddenly Noticing Biden’s Decline: ‘Hypocrisy Never Takes a Vacation Around Here’
• Helicopter Carrying Putin To Kursk Encountered Ukrainian Drone Attack
• Military Situation In [The] Ukraine On May 25, 2025
• Mass vaccination has never worked; not for any disease
• Royal College of Physicians is neutral regarding assisted dying; its concerns relate to the Bill only
• Germany’s migrant population explodes as 1 in 4 now has migration background
• Much more.

1. White House commemorates

… all who have served in the armed forces:

Memorial Day isn’t about barbecues or beach days—it’s about those American heroes who gave everything for our freedom.

THIS 70-SECOND VIDEO CAPTURES WHAT THE DAY IS TRULY ABOUT. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/QbDVNWgreb

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) May 25, 2025

Unherdables has sufficient numbers of US readers to warrant a special post item, as does France and downunder (Aus/NZ) plus the old Canada. We don’t have many Germans, Spanish, Italians … sadly, we’ve largely lost the South African contingent … then there’s a smattering of other nationalities … possibly Hispanic?

Most readers are British Isles and North America as a whole.