(0847) Morning again, all. Rather than give progress reports on food stores all over the place, best I keep those reports within post Fri 1. Weather’s very Gates out there, not particularly freezing. Andy, yours coming up in Fri 6 after the short feature. (0912)
5. Amen, sister
4. Steve at 1236
- Trump Says Mega-Donor Offered Him $250 Million to Run for Third Term
- Pete Hegseth Announces Plan to Restore George Washington’s Military Chaplain Corps to Its Former Glory
- Twitter User (Luke Yarwood from Dorset) Thrown in Jail Over Two Anti-Immigration Tweets Barely Seen by Anyone – Elon Musk Responds (JH: Post coming up relevant to all readers … maybe OoL tomorrow)
- EU Splits Over Asset Loan; Kiev Out Of Money; Russia MoD Says Victory Soon; MI6 Threatens Dirty War
- Dr Yeadon: The Covid Injections Are Undoubtedly Bioweapons Aimed at Maiming, Slaughtering, and Sterilizing the Human Population
- The Strange Case of the Selective ‘Superflu’
- British Parliament rejects call to roll back Online Safety Act
- Palantir, the worrying ally of the French intelligence services
3. This is major across the pond
2. DAD at 1236
a) It is not only in France that the Farmers are angry: There are tractors in Brussels: Farmers demand that EU Bureaucrats listen. Mercosur and the Green Deal have become the symbols of fierce citizen discontent.
b) Do political ends justify illegal means? That is the fashionable question in Brussels, and for several years now the European Union’s answer has been clear and unequivocal: “Yes, and so what?”
c) On the sidelines of the European Council, Italy, Denmark, and the Netherlands convened fifteen Member States particularly concerned with finding innovative solutions to migration.
d) From climate rules to migrant quotas, Brussels is quietly retreating on policies once sold as non-negotiable—revealing how power, not principle, ultimately shapes EU decision-making.
e) Salvini acquitted of all charges in ‘Open Arms’ Case.