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5. Moo corner

4. Lie to the public … reap the rewards

3. Sarah and the “Combatting Hate” subterfuge across Canada

She’s the one from Alberta, recently lost her hubby due to a medical situation … she picked up on this yesterday:

2. Lydia

The Orphans and Jstack posts are here:

https://orphansofliberty.blogspot.com/2026/07/the-inexorable-ratchetting-of-digital-id.html

Near the end was a reference to Lydia:

Colour me near apoplectic. Close people are well aware that my politics start with support for these girls and women … my work history was that for decades … whilst supporting boys as well … we men can look after ourselves, joining for concerted action when required.

Strategically, it was a move of Rupert’s with question marks. Lowles was obviously going to monitor, like Elias in the States … and soon enough, the establishment Labour-Tory-Libdem-Green-Farage Yusuf Reform politburo acted, The Times doxxed the girl.

1. DAD at 1443

Sunday. [All was OK with the test run.]

a) France’s National Assembly passed a bill on Wednesday granting terminally ill adults the right to end their lives with medical assistance. The assisted dying bill (droit à l’aide à mourir) was backed by 291 MPs with 241 against.

b) Dark day for the UK as Andy Burnham doubles down on disaster.

Where a leader with no mandate, no manifesto, and no mass support can simply seize control and enforce his bleak ideology.

Imagine waking up one day to find your homeland is now under the thumb of some grifter you never voted for, barely know and don’t particularly like.

Welcome to Britain.

c) There was a time when the fate of Paris was inextricably linked to that of Gavroche, the street urchin imagined by Victor Hugo in his masterpiece Les Misérables–mischievous, irreverent, yet driven by an instinctive generosity that made him a paradoxical embodiment of the French people. The popular hero of our time… JH: Truly not playing clickbait, just don’t want to run the url here.)

d) Chris Philp MP

“I heard that dozens of convenience stores, mobile phone shops and bazaars on Whitechapel Road in East London are sponsoring skilled worker visas. I went there yesterday to investigate this scam….”

e) According to Nigel Farage, he thinks Elon Musk was “bullying” him by suggesting he shows support for my [TR] work and call for mass deportations. He bottled both. Luckily there’s politicians like Rupert Lowe who stepped over weak sauce. And Farage tried tarnishing him too.