(0756) Morning all … poisonous wall to wall, low cloud seeping in. (0816)

 

5. UK and the Ukraine

4. The return of Steve at 1485

• Clancy Defense Attorney Calls on President Trump to Pardon Child Killer Lindsay Clancy After Mistrial
• Trump Admin. Responds After City Council in Connecticut Overwhelmingly Votes to Allow Illegal Aliens to Serve as Police Officers
• Families Plead for Mamdani to Stay Away from 9/11 Memorial After He Says He’ll Attend Event Despite Their Wishes: “He’s Serving Himself”
• Jaguar To Slash 10% of Workforce as Company Attempts a Turnaround After Ridiculous Attempt at a Woke ‘Rebrand’
• Pentagon Wants To Pull Forces Out [post war] From Middle East Due To Iranian Strikes
• French Opposition Intensifies Criticism Of [The] Ukraine
• Covid-19: Engineering dangerous pathogens that never existed on Earth – without inserting a kill switch
• What Is The Significance Of The Mecca Pact?
• Our Kakistocracy
• Much more.

3. When can a soldier speak out?

2. DAD at 1485

a) UN warns Britain over accepting too many fake Asylum seekers.

Britain’s asylum system is under fire after UNHCR warned that weak interviewing creates a real risk of granting asylum to applicants who are not entitled to it. The findings resurfaced alongside a Home Office whistleblower’s claim that only ‘one in 100’ applications are genuine, prompting outrage and ridicule from both politicians and ordinary citizens.

(JH: Ah, extracting the micturation, the evil muvvas)

b) UK. RNLI boats carrying 120 migrants denied entry to two ports.

Crews threatened with criminal prosecution if they approached Southampton and Portsmouth harbours

c) France. Police search for two thieves who stole Renoir paintings worth millions from French museum.

d) German police widen hunt for grid saboteur as more devices found at coal plant

A fresh letter claiming responsibility has been recovered near the Weisweiler power station, while the number of devices defused in Saxony has risen to 21.

e) [Lawfare in Germany?] German state premier Wüst breaks CDU ranks over AfD ban

Critics warn that the push could amount to an attempt to suppress a political rival that the CDU has failed to defeat at the ballot box.