Wednesday [1 to 5]

(0628) Dark out there. Morning all. Sky looks bleah. (0711)

 

5. Sidelights on Fairford


4. Steve at 1505

  • Hegseth Orders US Cyber Command and Pentagon Intelligence Apparatus to Mobilize Against Foreign Threats Targeting 2026 Election
  • Jack Smith Collected Nearly 5,000 Personal Checks From Americans Who Donated to Trump – Seized Records of Communication Between Dozens of Journalists and Trump Officials
  • Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Threatens US Entry Ban on Germany’s Anti-Democratic AfD-Ban Advocates
  • Attorney Who Sued Hospitals in 40 States Over Ivermectin Tells Ron Johnson: 69 of 72 Patients Who Received Ivermectin Survived When Courts Forced Treatment — All 140 Patients Denied the Drug Died
  • Iran Operations Expose Maintenance Crisis In US Oldest Destroyer Class
  • Lithuania And Other NATO Members Plotting Blockade Of Kaliningrad
  • Cardiovascular Exercise: Health Benefits, Guidelines and Safety
  • Investments in AI have made the cost of borrowing more expensive for national governments
  • 15,000 complaints of election fraud flood into Sweden’s Electoral Review
  • Much more.

3. Craig Kelly was an Oz MP until “Bridgened”

Seems one of the good, outspoken pundits:


2. Our illustrious eldest member DAD at 1505

a) France. Scandal in Saint-Quentin (02): confirmed links between halal butcher shops and E. coli cases; a young girl has died. 

Six butchers placed under formal investigation. “Sheep were reportedly slaughtered and butchered outside regulated channels, including at private homes.”

b) France. A shocking photo has shown the French actively assisting a controversial migrants’ boat preparing to leave the Normandy coast on an epic 36-hour journey to England last week.

The migrants are being handed lifejackets by the ‘French RNLI’, which is controlled by the Paris government, as lifeguards stand by to rescue any illegals who fall in.

c) British police have arrested dozens of demonstrators outside the Labour Party conference on Sunday during a protest in support of Palestine Action.

More than 250 protesters sat outside the conference centre in Liverpool, many holding home-made banners which read: “I support Palestine Action”, the banned group.

d) Germany. “Allahu Akbar” in Bavarian Church: Can the West Still Be Saved?

A Lutheran church in Bavaria allowed an imam to deliver the Islamic call to prayer during an interfaith event meant to showcase diversity ahead of elections and the 9/11 anniversary.

e) Crude oil exports from the Middle East region climbed to 12.8 million barrels a day, reaching their highest level since February. As attacks on regional energy infrastructure have subsided and Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline has resumed operations, oil markets are seeing significant relief.

1. Housekeeping

When Steve continued to run Bannon’s War Room, despite a rule about Bannon, he was obviously using loopholes, which admittedly is our style here, plus it was at NOWP, plus we at least want to run things from our guys with minimal interference from me.

However, DAD, I saw this morning, was quoting the egregious LBC … why not go straight for CNN, Socialist Daily, Establishment, M25 bubble daily, NYT, WaPo etc.?

Part of the answer is I’ve failed to put those on the watch list, thinking that everyone reading this blog complex knew all this. Also, it depends if “droppers” are quoting in order to present as evidence or quoting to criticise. It’s a complex issue with no easy resolution.

One thing about watchlists is they sometimes do have an effect when many of us pundits say it … e.g. Bowtie Martin, Charlie Ward. At the same time, we do need to scrutinise … it’s part of our brief … with neither fear nor favour … afap.

9 replies on “Wednesday [1 to 5]”

  1. I can understand and agree that the MSM outlets and the online sources of information are to be treated with kid gloves. Yet I find some items to be useful in predicting what is the next thing on their agenda. Today’s comment in an opinion piece can be tomorrow’s coffee machine conversation topic. Then hey presto it’s pressure group fodder or even government policy. They say that intel is king in a war, knowing what your enemy is going to do next is crucial to winning the war.

    • Also when an item. is published on several sites, I usually chose the clearest one.

      PS Is it possible to make the text larger on this comments box ? I find it difficult to read what I have just typed.

      I thank you (Said i an Arthur Askey voice).

        • How do I do that on a PC with Windows and Firefox?

          ……

          JH: Windows and Firefox are two of the worst. I use Safari and Chrome (this in itself is iffy, being ggl) … plus Brave on Linux Mint elsewhere.

          • I shall be 90 at Christmas. My PC works well, it ain’t broke; so I don’t want to fix it.

          • I don’t have any Windows systems now but I would expect there is a “ help” icon somewhere in the toolbar. Try that or search online.

          • In the browser taskbar at the top of the page right next to the address box there is an icon which if youmove your cursor over should say “zoom settings”.
            If it isn’t there click in a space on the toolbar and you should see the words “customize toolbar”
            Clicking on those words wiil open the toolbar settings.
            In the settings you will see “zoom settings” and its icon.
            Click and hold on the icon and drag it to the toolbar.
            It will settle itslf in and voila you can zoom up and down on any window that takes your fancy.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *