(1609) Afternoon and almost evening, all. Where did Thursday go?
21. Steve and War Room at 1143
Natalie Allison: Trump’s Movement Isn’t A Mystery Anymore. He Brought In Voters Republicans Haven’t Reached In Decades
Caroline Wren: Trump’s Coalition Is Diverse, But Big Tech Is The Unifying Threat. Millions Of Jobs Destroyed, Free Speech Throttled, Power Handed To Palantir & Silicon Valley
John Soloman: While Shutting Down The Probe Of Hillary’s Emails, Comey’s Own Team Was Using Private Email To Leak Classified Info Against Trump. DOJ Under Sessions And Barr buried it
Mike Benz: Biden’s Declassified Internet Censorship Plan Relied On USAID To “Combat Online Disinformation”
Brandon Showalter On Radical Transgender Ideology: “This Is A Death Cult Dogma”
Liz Yore Gives Updates On The Tragic Shooting At Annunciation Catholic School
Well, I did have Fire Maidens from Outer Space but they pull the embedding disabled stunt. Try this:
Review:
“The noirish theme of the returning G. I. is perpetuated in this film made as late as 1956, more than a decade after most had returned from the War. In this case, Ray Danton plays an Army Staff Sergeant who has been called back from Europe to help the U. S. Treasury crack a counterfeiting case which has been plaguing them for 15 years.
Danton had been permitted to join the Army as a condition of his parole, having been imprisoned for a minor offence when younger. He has done well in the army, been promoted, won a medal, was wounded, the whole lot. He is now offered the chance to have his “slate wiped clean” for his earlier crime by cooperating in solving the case.
The head of the enquiry team in Washington is his own father! They are severely estranged and tensions run high between them. The reason why Danton is considered important is that he knew a member of the counterfeiting gang who was recently murdered. He is asked to call on that man’s widow (played by Leigh Snowden) and see if he can glean any information on the gang.
It turns out that Snowden had only known her husband for three months before he left for Europe and is ignorant of his criminal activities. But she is jealously watched by another member of the gang. Things get violent very fast. Will our hero survive? Will he fall in love with the pretty widow? Can the villains be traced? And can the case be solved? The film is competently done and all is eventually revealed.”
(1344) Afternoon all, time just got away … this is precisely why I must take that hiatus tomorrow after about 0930 till about 1530, no posts, not even checking … the moment I break that rule, I get caught up in the tsunami. Started today at 0430, now 1347. Can’t be doing that tomorrow. (1413)
(1142) Of late, post 11 has oft been stand alone because it is a keypost. There are two key posts I’m retweeting today which even eclipse the Elon and Ben chat … the keypost about Andrew Torba must wait now until tomorrow … sorry, MMutR, this has just broken at X and is important. (1152)
Here’s the first keypost of two. 👇🏻
And the second from yesterday once more. 👇🏻
And what about Annabelle Fuller at that party? NF can explain that to you, not me.
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(Housekeeping) I’m thinking that sometimes a freestanding post 11, then 12 might be required. It is today. By the way, I’m fuming at this attempt earlier today to call these girls psyops. Seething.
a) EC chief von der Leyen put forward as next German President. [If you are incompetant, you get promoted.]
b) The prospect of a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister François Bayrou on September 8th has sent the French political world into turmoil. Such an outcome would make the prime minister’s resignation inevitable and force Emmanuel Macron to consider dissolving parliament and calling new legislative elections.
c) A migrant living in an asylum hotel claimed he had to steal a £1,000 jacket because he was only given £9 a week to live on, a court has heard. Varlami Bobokhidze, a 36-year-old Georgian national…
d) Nearly three-quarters of the teachers surveyed by UNSA (French National Agency for the Advancement of Teachers) say they feel a lack of recognition and respect from the state and would not recommend their profession.
(0423) Morning all. RL impinges tomorrow … there’ll be a hiatus while I do various jobs out there, inc. medical. Plan is most likely early flurry of posting like this, finishing maybe 0900 to 0930. Can’t see myself getting back here till maybe 1500 to 1530. I’ll post this again today and tomorrow. Can’t even see a filum going up … there were very lean pickings yesterday on YT. 🍿🍿🍿(0530)
5. Minneapolis
I’ve not looked into it yet beyond the cursory, there was a fair bit on X. Being drawn in was tr*nny and g*y, talk of domestic terrorism by the Executive, that’s about it … someone called “Robert”.
About the only thing which struck me immediately is that this was a classic agency hit … lone nutter, Manchurian, incriminating literature conveniently found, bumped off straight after the deed … classic playbook, from WACO to Sandy Hook to Butler … truly classic agency, insisting it was a lone nutter … another over here was Jo Cox.
Shall wait to see if anyone else picks up on this.
4. Minneapolis plus the Scottish girl
I’ll theorise on Minneapolis in the next item, as nothing from DAD yet at 0522.
3. The raped girls groups
I forgot that many of these are also anti Yusuf Farage for obvious reasons, friendly with us.
2. Reform, Advance, the anti Uniparty base
There’s one punditry danger re Reform/Advance and that’s the names Vicky, Christine Easdale, Wolf, Basil, Mac Wood, a few more, plus me, in that we’re strongly anti Yusuf Farage being at the head of Reform, as Elon feels too … whilst mildly looking at Advance in the longterm. Point is we’re not anti Reform per se, e.g. councillors, Matt Goodwin … he’s vaguely from the base we’re from … Vicky is a longtime Kipper and TBP gal who feels betrayed by Farage, ditto with the rest.
Now, how many people are this way in Britain? Who knows? There are about a dozen on X, many councillors still posting Reform, some but not all hostile to us. TR is pro Britain, England, therefore us.
Sep 13th rally don’t forget.
1. Steve at 1142
Spoiled Brats at Vanity Fair Threaten to Quit if Magazine Puts First Lady Melania on Cover
Job Search Sites Caught Hiding High-Paying Jobs from Skilled American Workers
RFK Jr. Reveals HHS Has Identified “Interventions” Behind Massive Autism Spike in Children
Trump Calls for George Soros and Alex Soros to be Charged Under RICO Statute
FBI Investigating Annunciation Catholic Church Shooting as Domestic Terrorism
Key Village Falls: Bitter Fight for Pokrovsk’s Outskirts
Zaluzhny waits as West money pours into [The] Ukraine
Scottish Girl Knife And Axe (footage)
UN bankrolls mass migration to engineer demographic decline, political dependence (essential reading)
(1538) Just taking them one at a time, no particular order.
20. Steve and War Room snippets
Brandon Weichert: We Should Never Back Another Regime Change War In The Middle East. Iran Isn’t Our Friend, But Neither Are Endless Wars. Hand The Region Off To Arabs And Israelis, Cut The Aid, And Focus On Our Own Hemisphere
Trita Parsi: Israel Had 3 Goals: Drag The US Into War With Iran, Collapse The Regime, And Degrade Iran Into Another Syria Or Lebanon. They Failed. Now They’re Desperate To Strike Again Before Iran Rebuilds
L. Todd Wood: Christians in Lebanon are under attack, and yet no one talks about their welfare. We need people to acknowledge and bring light to this issue and finally stand up for Christians!
Sam Faddis: If You Think You’re Gonna Keep Your Eye On 600k Students And Have Any Clue What They’re Stealing, You’re Lost
19. Michelle Smith
18. Shropshire Council
17. Steve with Elon waxing lyrical
He posts the cofStG then
Then:
Start by condemning the grovelers and collaborators in positions of authority in Britain who aided the rape epidemic of their own people or turned a blind eye to their responsibilities. Both civil and criminal prosecutions.
WE already ran the 85 towns.
this to Rupert Lowe:
I would like to help fund legal actions against corrupt officials who aided and abetted the rape of Britain, per the official government inquiry. Please reply below for consideration.
And no disrespect to you either Matt but there are certain realities you need to understand too. The “no way Yusuf and sidekick Farage” section of Reform’s natural base, before adding ex-Labour people, is around 10 to 12% of what would have been an undivided Reform. (Plus however many from ex-Labour.)
Now, in FPTP, Reform might still squeak home … Advance is an unknown before Elon enters the frame … also TR supporters … but what IS certain though is that NONE of the “dissidents from Reform” will vote Reform whilst Yusuf and sidekick are still running it. There’s no negotiation on that … we simply will not vote Yusuf Farage. End of. We’re disgusted by those two, plus Two Tier, plus Tories, plus Libdim.
Now, were Yusuf Farage to go … completely … that changes the game entirely, providing no Yusuf Faragists are on the Reform committee. It’s very simple … game would be on.
There has to be something wrong with any film where I think hmmmm, maybe this is not too bad. Usually, it’s “not available in your country” or the uploader has blocked it … or else it’s not someone I wish to see, e.g. Frank Sinatra or Bette Davis … it’s a pain.
One of the acceptable reasons for choosing a film to post, to my mind, is that maybe the copy’s not great … ok but not great … yet the story, actors etc. are not bad. We can make do.
Wildly variable rankings … this one likes the film:
“Otto Preminger had a penchant for original far-fetched themes and stories that offered the challenge of being difficult to handle, and he made a sport of making them come out well after being handled thoroughly. This is a typical example. It is a psychological thriller of a most unusual kind, someone holding a small town with all its leading characters hostage by poisoned anonymous letters, pointing out the leading doctor at the hospital (Michael Rennie) as having improper affairs with his patients, one of them being Linda Darnell, who in this film is not as beautiful and captivating as the other doctor’s young wife, Charles Boyer as far too old a husband for his adorable wife (Constance Smith in her first role). The mystery of these anonymous letters amount to a public scandal as one of them leads to a suicide. There will be more.
Otto Preminger handles the story with its intriguing settings at Quebec with subtle psychological expertise, the delicacy of the problem keeps steadily increasing to an unavoidable breaking point, which would take everyone by surprise. The acting is superb all the way. Charles Boyer is always perfect, but here Michael Rennie actually transcends him as a most gentlemanly London doctor having left his successful career as a gynaecologist after his wife’s suicide after having betrayed him, while he is facing new and other challenges in Quebec, which he handles as well as Otto Preminger does. This is the kind of film that has to end up in the limbo of misunderstood undervaluation for its very intricate and difficult psychological finesse.”
