Sunday [6 to 10]

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10. Moo corner


9. This Alberta referendum


8. Steve again on folic acid


7. What can be done when the fraud is beyond prima facie

… and is rampant at ALL levels, right to the top. At her own state level, there is footage of Kathleen Hobbs walking through the ballot room late, the Demonrat candidate for Governor, her own election overseen by herself. But it was state, not federal. Even at federal level, Presidential, same people running it.

Why does Donny not arrest all the “probable cause” miscreants, at least until it gets bipartisan trial? What game is Donny playing?


6. James Alexander at Ep-friend Lord Toby’s

Elon Musk, in a brief exchange he had this summer with Zanny Minton Beddoes (PPE, Harvard, IMF, Bilderberg amongst her credentials, or should I say dredentials), the editor of the Economist. Whatever one thinks of Musk, here he talks sense. I cut out some of the cross-talk, sentence-collapsing and repetition.

BEDDOES. You support not just the populist Right, but the far Right, in fact very fringe parties in some countries.

MUSK. No, I support the normal people.

BEDDOES. Okay.

MUSK. What you call the far Right, falsely…

BEDDOES. You think is the normal person.

MUSK. Literally, you could go back 10 or 15 years, and these policies were completely normal. In fact…

BEDDOES. I’m not sure…

MUSK. Take a speech from Obama and Hillary, and then go to someone, who’s on what I call the lunatic Left, and [show them it and] say, ‘What do you think of the speech by Trump?’ [They would say] ‘Like, oh wow, he’s the worst person ever.’ [To which you could say] ‘Actually, that was a speech by Obama’ or ‘Actually, that was a speech by Hillary’.

BEDDOES. [Tries a non sequitur on him] I agree that the centre of gravity in this country has shifted, certainly in the Democratic party, but that’s not what I’m talking about…

MUSK. It’s just normal people, and here are the principles and tell me which of these sound terrible: that we should have secure borders, that we should have safe cities, that we should have sensible spending? Which of those three are far Right? I want to admonish you and the media for the absurd characterisation of the far Right. It is false, misleading and nonsense.

3 replies on “Sunday [6 to 10]”

  1. This’ll boil your piss about the beach launchings. The following has been observed numerous times by both English patriots and French citizens from the coastal communities most affected. As soon as the dinghy chancers leave the beach they are directed to follow a French coastguard cutter because they haven’t got clue where they’re supposed to be heading. The initial handling however comes from one two French ribs (Rigid Inflatable Boats) put in the water from the awaiting larger vessel.

    So these massively overloaded rubber boats with an inadequate motor move away from the coast, straddled by these two ‘safety’ ribs, and from then on follow in the wake of a French cutter which shepherds it all the way to a handover point mid-channel. Both French and British vessels are in radio communication to co-ordinate the handover and once complete they head for blighty and we start paying for yet another boatload of illegals we don’t want.

    Some information about the Gosport landings is the week before it happened the local Sea Cadets were told to move their two sailing vessels to clear a berth for the RNLI. Just think about that one. Also not that far away some Royal Navy submarines were moored. They disappeared at roughly the same time. Folks, as I said on the 18th September last, the whole thing is a criminal enterprise with joint state sponsorship. Who foots the bill? You do. You’re also slowly losing your country to foreigners. That is all.

  2. 8. Steve again on folic acid – if you’re partial to Le Madeleine, or two, the all butter ones made by Bonne Maman are free of folic acid. The French don’t use the food to medicate their population like we do. C’est bon C’est 🙂

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