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10. Moo corner
9. Avoid folic acid
8. The word “modern” is taking on a pejorative tone
I don’t generally quote this lady as she’s a bit OTT for mine. I essentially agree with the principles though.
Christy O was the one whose youtubes I was running, plus Nola Girl … Christy O in particular went on to marry and have four children, which essentially took her from the net. She was no shrinking violet and was blackballed many times by feminazis and feminazi groups, even leftwing men. It’s a good sign, sadly, that one is on the right track.
7. Could well be
6. Synthetic items with tentacles
10. Looks more like a Sunday school picnic! đ
âForging a New Agendaâ
https://escapekey.substack.com/p/forging-a-new-agenda
(Interesting word âforgingâđ)
â In 1991, Tony Blair published an article in Marxism Today titled âForging a New Agendaâ. Seven years later, as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, he published the Fabian Society pamphlet that codified it: âThe Third Wayâ.
No mainstream analysis has explained what the programme was really about, why the Bank of Englandâs independence was granted within months of Blair taking office, or why ârights and responsibilitiesâ was repeated throughout.
Blairâs core idea â outlined in 19911, turned into practice in 1998 â was to replace the legal framework with an ethical one. While Thomas Paineâs âRights of Manâ seeks to define what a legal framework allows you to do, Blairâs ârights and responsibilitiesâ defines what you SHOULD do through an ethical framework, contextually enforceable through conditions, not courts.
A legal framework constrains the state â the state may not cross certain boundaries, and if it does, the citizen has recourse. But an ethical framework constrains the citizen â the citizen must fulfil certain responsibilities, and if they donât, the state may withdraw services, access, or supportâŠâ
Read on at the link above.
Liz Truss covered some of the Blair agenda on Talk Radio this morning, IYE. He’s responsible for the creation of a Supreme Court as well, a move championed by those bloodsuckers in the legal profession. Turning to ‘The Third Way’, it was Blair’s mentor Anthony Giddens who wrote a book on it, subtitled: The Renewal of Social Democracy. In it he introduces the idea of ‘the cosmopolitan nation’ and ‘cultural pluralism’. The book was published in 1998 and lays the groundwork for a secret policy of mass uncontrolled immigration; a policy which, according to Andrew Neather, would ‘rub the Right’s noses in diversity’..
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-1249797/Labour-threw-open-doors-mass-migration-secret-plot-make-multicultural-UK.html
I read Gidden’s book in 2000 and that’s when I ceased voting Labour. The workers’ party became the migrants’ party and in so doing threw the folk who built the movement under the bus. It has evolved to a point of such hatred toward the indigenous white population it wants us minoritized in every corner of our land, asap. All I can say is hatred works both ways.
Mrs Blair aided and abetted Teflon Tony with the court thing no doubt!
Never voted Labour in my life. In fact rarely voted at all. Voted for incumbents who seemed to be interested in doing a good job once or twice then it all went pear-shaped and made no difference to which ever party was in power. The âleadersâ were paid âmisleadersâ and still are, imho.
There are very few illusions more convincing than democracy.
9. Folic Acid
I have dusted off the bread maker and am making our own bread again. I can do it by hand, but the bread maker isn’t so time consuming! Once I get back into a rhythm I will start making no-knead bread again, because that turns out really nice.
I have some white bread flour bought prior to the folic acid mandate, but after that runs out I will be using wholemeal. I have found that even commercial wholemeal bread, which I thought was supposed to be exempt, seems to have folic acid in it too.
Mind you, I could do with one of those machines the supermarkets have that slice the whole loaf of bread into neat, even slices….
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JH: Trouble is, Isilme, that all flour in the UK now has folic acid in it.
Buy a sack of wheat berries and a tabletop mill. Not cheap the latter but worth it.
Here’s site worth a peruse.
https://www.bakerybits.co.uk/baking-equipment/grain-mills
Thanks Bill, but I’m actually ahead of you there. I have a Kenwood attachment grain mill and some pigeon food (wheat grains – I will have to clean them myself, but that’s do-able).
But I have been wanting one of those wooden grain mills for some time. Thanks for the website. I will have to save my pennies….
I managed to buy some wholewheat flour without folic acid or ‘fortification’ or anything, so for now I’m using that.
https://www.sustainweb.org/realbread/articles/nov25-how-and-where-can-i-find-folic-acid-free-flour-and-bread/
Years ago when I was pregnant with my first child the parent magazines and info from my doctor mentioned that a pregnant woman needs to be sure to get enough folic acid. Wow! I didnât even know what that was!
The info insisted that my baby might could be born with spinal bifida if folic acid was lacking in the motherâs diet.
Being the diligent soon to be mother I followed orders from the prenatal and postnatal info I was issued. You can imagine what foods contained the poison⊠That was 40 years ago!
Appreciate all the info.
And I, in turn, appreciate all the comments.