(1524) Late afternoon, all … just been chatting a little with Steve Bannon … sorry I’m a bit late.

 

18. What’s the last thing on youtube I should even think of inflicting

… on you poor, unsuspecting, long-suffering readers? Yep, a British girl this time watching that movie:

She got all the gags until the baseball … but with pointed comments.

17. Sorry for this bleak one

… after we had seemed two fun femmes and a sane one in the Naked Gun post … this is back to the same old feminazi delusion and the utter ruining of womanhood and virtue.

There’s a youtuber, Jebediah, once of the View and Fox, who is caustically against girls taught that high body counts were nothing and somehow these girls still had value as humans. They don’t. Very sad indeed.

16. Think she might be connected with Bobbie

… but not sure … girls don’t give much away.

15. Drax

14. One to keep an eye open for, via Redacted

Problem Reaction Solution at its finest. While everyone is paying attention to the gun grab no one is mentioning palantirs gotham project and predictive policing online for precrime arrests. The thought police have arrived. 

13. Epping

12. Moosh corner

11. The nature of insanity

10. Canada and Alberta

9. Australia corner

Any similarities below?

8. Hearts of Oak

Brilliant discussion here with @jihadwatchRS who, incredibly, the ‘Conservative’ Govt (with Theresa May then Home Secretary) banned from entering the UK in 2013 – a ban which apparently still applies. @HeartsofOakUK https://t.co/CQsPLT3Wk1

— Prof Norman Fenton (@profnfenton) August 30, 2025

 

(1249) Afternoon all … cunning plan is to post both of these before I realise what a silly idea it is.

The vague idea is to explore reaction youtubes, of which there are hundreds, going into pluses and minuses … that was the idea but only now did I realise I only need compare two, both of the same film … so not only do you see the film twice, you get to see three ladies reacting … what more could you want on a Saturday afternoon threatening to rain, as it is.

Right, the film is Naked Gun (first instalment, the one with the Queen) and the nature of that 1988 film, if you recall, was that there was a romance thing with Priscilla Presley and Leslie Nielson, plus it had Orange Juice … the denouement was in the Dodgers stadium at a ball game.

The issue with both videos is youtube itself … they insist on poor quality vision, broken at intervals … thus you concentrate on the reviewer(s). To that end, every time someone talks in the first, whether film or reviewers, the vision window disappears, then comes back … very poor.

You tube offer a few options … one is that the moment a reactor speaks, he or she enlarges and goes centre frame, cutting out the film … that happens in the second reaction vid. In short, it’s a bleedin’ pain … however, if the reactors are such that you can watch and listen to her (them) for an hour … if they’re fun watching … plus you know the movie back to front anyway, then it’s entertaining.

The second reaction, which I watched yesterday, was by a French Canadian girl … more on that further down. The first is two American sisters and whilst the French Canadian was cuter and her language issues and mindset were quaint, it became apparent that the sisters, being American, were far more au fait with American gags, let alone the game of baseball, the niceties of it. So they ended up maybe more fullfilling as reactors:

Now the French Canadian girl. She seems to be back after a banning by youtube … as you watch her, you’ll realise she wouldna hurt a fly … how on earth did she offend youtube? I found myself wishing to spring to her defence, as did so many other both males and females. She was embarrassed by some of the romantic and more raunchy bits, she was trying to make sense of it … that was the entertaining part.

But then I realised just now … those watching this post are mainly Brit males … the two youtubes are more for American and French females. A most interesting exercise altogether, chaps and chapesses.

One last thing … I went to an Angels game in Anaheim once but no one was shot … there were peanuts everywhere though. And that stadium in the film was the Dodgers.

And one last, last thing … those predictions in 1988 for 2001.

(0829) Not sure when Steve’s vacationing but best anyway. (0909)

 

7. Keeping this as a record of the Scottish lasses

6. WW2 veterans

Expandable here:

This is how the average WWII veteran felt about the state of Britain post-war btw https://t.co/uwFgCvKGTu pic.twitter.com/0xZ1gfRpYQ

— Keith Woods (@KeithWoodsYT) August 29, 2025

 

(0627) Looking a bit brighter out there. (0713)

 

5. Strong feelings up and down the country

… about what govt and Uniparty apparatchiki are doing.

4. Steve at 1144

• Tom Homan: 28,000 of Biden’s 300,000 Missing Trafficked Children Located
• House Oversight Committee Launches Investigation into Far-left Wikipedia for Bias
• Time for President Trump to Appoint a Special Envoy to The Afrikaners
• Youth Aged 18 To 22 Are Leaving [The] Ukraine En Masse
• Germany Is Constructing Military Railway Network Leading To [The] Ukraine
• Moscow Plans Military Victory As Diplomacy Stalls
• Autism caused by vitamin deficiency and lack of good gut bacteria
• You’re Paying for AI Whether You Like It Or Not
• Much more.

3. Grand Theft Inheritance

2. DAD at 1144

a) French trade unions have called for a nationwide strike on September 18, as a political crisis deepens ahead of a confidence vote that could topple the Prime Minister and his government.

b) Britain and France are racing towards a new crisis. Borrowing costs are soaring in both countries as economists warn of the risk of an IMF bailout.

c) Polish State energy conglomerate Orlen has agreed with Synthos Green Energy, owned by Poland’s richest man, to build the country’s first small modular nuclear reactor (SMR) near the city of Włocławek.

d) A view of France from a French-Africian viewpoint.

(0613) Morning all … seems nondescript out there but still pre-commuter time. (0620)

 

Private Browsing

Those who’ve bothered and who are in the know have known for a long time about Tor and similar … even a cursory ggl ai search brings up a good overview.

There are many good ways to do peer to peer although I’d suggest Proton and similar are not going to cut it, except as a fallback alternative … ditto with substack and the like. Even encrypted mail systems can have back doors to major players … and I’m obviously writing now as what we might call “advanced user”.

MMutR called it superuser in one of his kinder moments and I’m suggesting that you as an onliner need to up your learning from simple user to at least “proficient” as the thought police start snaking their tentacles into everything. Andrew Torba also suggests you start using … well let me just run the text as is:

The Parallel Internet

For decades the internet has been captured by gatekeepers who built 
centralized platforms, controlled the flow of information, and set 
themselves up as arbiters of truth. What began as a frontier of freedom 
was gradually domesticated into a system of surveillance, censorship, 
and manipulation. We are no longer participants in a great marketplace 
of ideas. We are subjects in their digital empire.

The concept of a parallel internet challenges this empire at its root. 
It is not a replacement of the internet we know. It is an overlay, a new 
dimension, a layer of truth and freedom laid directly on top of the 
existing web. Instead of abandoning the vast digital commons, the 
parallel internet redeems it. It takes what has been corrupted and 
reorients it toward transparency, authenticity, and truth.

We learned a lot over the past month. First, Gab AI <https://gab.ai>is 
powerful, innovative, and deeply desired by people who are hungry for 
truth. Second, the establishment and its Big Tech enforcers fear us. 
They see us as a threat to their entire system of control. Frankly, they 
are right to be afraid.

In July, our AI replybot on X became a phenomenon. Within days it 
reached tens of millions of views organically, generated hundreds of 
thousands of replies, and grew at a rate that clearly set off alarms in 
Silicon Valley. This was undeniable proof that people are desperate for 
AI tools that tell the them the truth.

After only two weeks, X shut it down. They could not allow something 
unapproved and uncontrollable to flourish on their platform. Soon after, 
we received a cease and desist letter from the legal team at xAI, a 
frontier AI company valued at nearly a quarter of a trillion dollars. 
Their demand was that we remove Grok from our dashboard because our own 
AI model, Arya, was now seen as a direct competitor.

Think about that. A small, community-funded, American project is now 
recognized as a threat by one of the largest AI companies in the world. 
That is the highest validation we could ever receive and a badge of 
honor. What we are building truly matters. Shortly after this we were 
also banned by our payment processor and have spent the past few weeks 
rebuilding our payments infrastructure from scratch and finding new 
partners, losing tens of thousands of dollars in the process.

*None of this will stop us. Our best ideas always come from necessity 
while under fire.* These recent attacks pushed us to ask a larger 
question: why should we ask permission to exist on one platform at all? 
Why not build something that works everywhere, beyond their reach, 
outside their rules, and beyond their control?

That question brought us back to our roots. Years ago, we launched 
Dissenter. It was a browser extension that created a universal 
free-speech comment section on every URL across the internet. When 
Chrome and Firefox banned it, we built our own browser with the 
technology built in. Maintaining a full browser was too resource-heavy 
at the time, but the idea of a parallel layer across the internet never 
died. It simply waited for the right time and the right technology.

That time is now.

Today I am proud to announce the rebirth of that vision. Supercharged 
with Gab AI, we are releasing version one of the Gab AI Browser 
Extension 
<https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/gab-ai/pomgefapfdpdficbbpdpjnianmgeoikk?hl=en-US>.

Click here to watch a video and see how it works 
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iC0kFcUyXTI>

For now the functionality is simple. The extension adds a Gab AI button 
to every X post and instantly generates insightful, context-aware 
replies. This is our beachhead. It is the first step in a much larger 
plan. We are not only building an extension. We are building a parallel 
internet. A new layer of truth, context, and free speech built directly 
on top of the existing web.

*What if we could erase their lies automatically?*

Imagine every corner of the web transformed. A mainstream media article 
no longer appears as an authoritative block of text, but as a document 
instantly annotated by an AI that highlights bias, fact-checks claims, 
and contrasts propaganda with reality. A Wikipedia page, once controlled 
by anonymous editors and activist mobs, is instantly rewritten to 
reflect historical truth, sourced by independent communities rather than 
captured institutions. On X or any other platform, every post becomes a 
springboard into deeper, freer dialogue, unbound by arbitrary rules or 
the censorship of moderators.

The parallel internet does not require permission. It exists everywhere 
people install it. It cannot be removed by banning a single app store 
listing or deleting one domain. It spreads horizontally, peer to peer, 
powered by the people who choose to adopt it. Like faith, like truth, 
like freedom itself, it does not beg to exist within the confines of the 
regime. It simply exists, and in existing, it reshapes everything it 
touches.

What we are building is not an app, not an extension, not even a 
platform. It is a new layer of the internet itself, one that cuts 
through the lies and restores the internet to its true purpose: the free 
exchange of ideas in service of truth.

…….

This next is not an endorsement from Unherdables, it’s merely for information:

Click here to install the Gab AI Browser Extension for Chrome or Brave. 
<https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/gab-ai/pomgefapfdpdficbbpdpjnianmgeoikk?hl=en-US>

A Firefox version will be ready soon, with many more features to follow.

Thank you for building with us.

Andrew Torba
CEO, Gab AI
Christ is King

Click here to view a blog post version of this email. 
<https://news.gab.ai/building-a-parallel-internet/>

*How You Can Help Right Now*

Upgrade to Gab AI Plus <https://gab.ai>

Make a one-time donation <https://donate.gab.com>

Upgrade to GabPRO <https://pro.gab.com>

……

To whom am I pitching this post? Clearly not to techies of the old (80s) type, pre-university bit of paper … more to those who browse a lot, know quite a bit about how it all works , that’s it … while I myself am in exploring mode before any committng mode.