Author Archives: James Higham
Monday [11 to 15]
(0844) Have I said good morning yet?
15. I do sometimes wonder
… if these are posted by men … you see, someone on X warned us about name plus many numbers as trolls or fakeries … Natania is just the name, Jess has the numbers.


14. Moo corner

13. Curious about this name
There’s a British Jess Gill on X, also appearing on GB News … must explore if they’re one and the same.

12. Don’t forget Lord T at 1359:1
… on whether God can be mathematically “proved” or not.
11. The endless mirrors
Amelia’s point below has a penultimate stage … when the miscreants again accuse their targets of accusing them back (the targets’ targets, i.e. the miscreants themselves) … you see the endless mirrors? The final stage though needs to be ours, to cut this Gordian knot.

Patton and those cartoons
Monday [6 to 10]
(0724)(0739)
10. Bees

9. Moo corner

8. Steve at 1358
- Cardinal Vigano Joins President Trump and Tells Pope Leo “He Should Get His Act Together”
- DOJ Refuses Cooperation, Warns France to Back Off Censorship Probe Targeting X Platform
- Anchor Baby Boom: New Pew Data Shows Nearly 10% of All US Births in 2023 Were to Illegal Alien or Temporary Immigrant Mothers
- Mahdism: The Religious Cult of Iran’s Rulers
- Iranian Woman with a US Green Card Busted at LAX for Trafficking Drones, Bombs, and Millions of Rounds of Ammo on Behalf of the Tehran Regime
- Kash Patel Confirms Federal Investigation into Mysterious Deaths and Disappearances of Nearly a Dozen Scientists, Trump Briefed as FBI Hunts for Foreign Actors and Conspiracy Links
- US Is Preparing To Resume War, Seize Iranian Tankers
- The UFO Question and the Missing Physicists
- Much more.
7. Lord Toby today

6. DAD at 1358
a) Can one get lower than this….? Mayenne, Ille-et-Vilaine and Morbihan: Graves vandalised and dozens of bronze statuettes stolen from cemeteries in Western France
b) Belgium: Sciensano (public health institute) removes image depicting a Malsi woman, following accusations of conflation from Malsi associations, which denounce a “misinterpretation in associating Malsi and drugs”.
c) German Establishment Parties plan law change to prevent True Democracy. As the old tactics for keeping populists at bay—the cordon sanitaire, restrictions on speech—prove insufficient, the question becomes: What will the establishment do now?
d) European and US automotive companies have had to write off almost €60 billion in investments in electric vehicle (EV) projects in 2025, according to a new study by consultancy EY.
Monday [1 to 5]
(0340) If there is a surfeit of females in 1-5, it’s because they were top of the X timeline and I need to get the links recorded so I can get on with the rest. (0448)
5. Orban for EU president?

4. And another

The interesting ones there are Martin: “As a founding member of the Veritas Party, I’m still concerned about England’s lost Democracy!” … plus the New Africa person:

… which is interesting in the light of the ANC and South African farmers, no? Oh, and the picture is Sputnik:

Fascinating.
3. Meanwhile

2. The separate groups and how they get along

That one’s tragic in one sense, ironic in another. To what the item is about, add the poster herself, Azat. She’s Yazidi and we know which demographic are oppressing them, murdering and raping as they love to do behind those murderous eyes.
Which is interesting because, as ggl AI says: “The faith is not named after the Umayyad Caliph Yazid ibn Muawiyah, though he is sometimes revered. It is often misunderstood by outsiders, leading to false accusations of “devil-worship”.” Ethnically, they are Kurdish, hated by the Turkish among others.
Which means, faithwise, it’s very much as the accusations say, just as the Catholic Church is accused of worshipping Mary, that stemming from the sacred feminin in turn. Yes, we know the word used by the Church is “revered”.
Ggl AI adds, incidentally: “While Kurds generally have positive perceptions of Greece (and vice versa) due to shared history of migration, the specific interaction between Greeks and the Yazidi community is predominantly that of a host nation and vulnerable refugees.” The issue of course is Yazid ibn Muawiyah … and the Greek Orthodox religion which plays down the bible and promotes the wisdom of “church fathers”.
Now, looking at the Spanish activist … remember Franco versus the socialists? Where would Andrea be on them?
1. When the ethnicity trope breaks down
The Argentinian ladies players are under attack for not being DEI enough. This is the lunacy of the Woke left as those girls are hardly “white” as it’s hated by globopsycho and its duped Woke legions of the young. Same sort of issue in item two.
Sunday [16 till close of play]
(1554) Not a long way from evening.
20. A twofer

19. Moo corner

18. Problem with this one is primarily journalistic
The facts and figures might have something to them, might not, he might have got them from elsewhere … so what, we all have sources … no the thing is him. John F Kennedy is dead, so who is this? Also, the last line in capitals I left out … asking us to follow him. I don’t like this sort of empire building “jounalism”.
However, we need to at least table the data to check against later.

17. Jeremy Clarkson again

16. Mystery person

Just some jazz this time
Sunday [11 to 15]
(1145) Thus closeth the morn. (1145)
15. What to do with Obama?

14. Moo corner

13. How it might have been confessed

12. Lord Toby’s site
“The Green Party has attacked the BBC for exposing the lies that migrants are telling about their personal lives in order to have their asylum claims approved. The Mail has the story.
In a surprise attack on the corporation, the Greens on Thursday accused it of worsening the already “hostile environment” faced by those claiming asylum.
It followed the BBC revealing that migrants are falsely claiming to be gay, victims of domestic abuse or to have bogus medical conditions to stay in the UK.
In some cases, law firms and advisers are charging thousands of pounds to advise migrants how they can claim to be gay and in fear for their lives if they return to Pakistan or Bangladesh.
Immigration services commissioner Gaon Hart, who oversees the regulation of immigration advisers, said there was “abhorrent abuse of the system” and a minority of advisers were damaging the reputation of the sector.
The Government has launched an investigation into asylum seekers lying about their sexuality or being victims of domestic abuse, branding the practice “shameful”.
But the Greens turned on the BBC for trying to “heighten the hostile environment facing those claiming asylum” through its reporting – despite a third of Britons thinking the broadcaster has a Left-wing bias.
“We are disappointed the BBC failed to put this report in context, showing the challenges those genuinely claiming asylum face,” a Greens spokesman said.
“When it gives so much prominence to the report, stretching it out over multiple days of reporting, it ceases to be in the public interest and instead serves to heighten the hostile environment facing those claiming asylum.”
The spokesman added that the report “gives an entirely false impression of a system which is, in reality, stacked against people seeking asylum”.
Worth reading in full.”
11. TPA report
https://taxpayersalliance.com/town-hall-rich-list-2026/
Setting a new record, 4,733 local bureaucrats enjoyed six-figure pay deals in 2024-25, up more than 20 per cent on the year before. Rubbing salt in the wound, those getting over £150,000 hit 1,255. There’s no getting away from the simple truth of these numbers – as your taxes go up, those who are meant to be delivering services are laughing their way to the bank.
Topping this year’s table was an unidentified individual at Staffordshire council who had total remuneration of £457,000 while Westminster once again took the prize for most employees getting over £100,000 with 92.
Though the rich list focuses on total remuneration, including things like employer pension contributions, bonuses payments and benefits in kind, even basic salary entitlements are surging. While the prime minister had a salary entitlement of £172,153 in 2024/25, 320 council employees got even more. We know councils are complex organisations but do those running them really have more responsibility than the prime minister?
Sun Mat
50 minute episodes are as near as dammit to a film for presenting purposes … shorts being under 30 minutes. Most of our films and shorts shown here are Bs … B not being dirty word unless we point out low production values on this episode or that.
Now and then, an A lister slips through … AKH pointed out how good the Brett episodes were … and this below, actually the series opener, does take the biscuit.
Sunday [6 to 10]
(0915) Still not quite well, will run a very special TV episode after this and have a snooze if I can. (1001)
10. IYE and Leah part two
Here’s Part 2 from Leah
https://theleahfiles.substack.com/p/sold-out-at-2am-tier-2-the-next-16
“ In Part 1, we profiled the nine worst offenders among the 197 members of Congress who voted Aye on Roll Call Vote 124, the procedural vote that brought the FISA Section 702 reauthorization to the floor at 2:09 AM on April 17, 2026. Those nine members had a combined $11.5 million in pro-Israel donor and lobby money, 4,000+ stock trades, offshore shell companies, sealed felonies, and federal indictments.
But the other 188 Aye voters are not clean…”
(Are all politicians bent? Sheesh!)
9. Moo corner

8. Poor Virginia

7. Views of the other sex
6. IYE from yesterday
More broken promises.
“Sold Out at 2a.m.”
https://theleahfiles.substack.com/p/sold-out-at-2am-part-1
“ At 2:09 in the morning on Friday, April 17, 2026, with most of the country asleep, the United States House of Representatives voted to extend Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. The program allows intelligence agencies to compel internet service providers to hand over the communications of foreigners located abroad, without a warrant. In practice, it has been used to sweep up the emails, texts, and phone calls of millions of Americans who happen to communicate with anyone overseas.
The vote was not supposed to happen that way. House Speaker Mike Johnson had originally scheduled the vote for Wednesday afternoon. It was supposed to be a straightforward five-year reauthorization. But the plan fell apart. A bipartisan coalition of privacy hawks demanded a warrant requirement for searching Americans’ data. Other factions wanted the bill loaded with unrelated immigration provisions. Johnson pulled the vote Wednesday. He tried again Thursday. Multiple proposals failed. A five-year extension died. An 18-month compromise died. About 20 Republicans joined most Democrats in killing it.
So they waited. They waited until the cameras were off, until the reporters had gone home, until the C-SPAN audience was in bed. And at 2:09 AM, they passed a 10-day emergency extension by voice vote. No recorded roll call, no individual accountability. The Senate rubber-stamped it unanimously the next morning.…”