(0209) If one unexpectedly wakes up way too early, then make use of it. (0222)
Creating problems which can never be solved
Lara Logan, to my mind, has come a long way since the sexual assault on her in Cairo all those years ago as part of a leftwing “news” network.
If this is used as the core, the starting point for dismantling the dismantlers, then there are distinct possibilities. More in a subsequent post.
(1719) Evening all … short snooze earlier.
23. IYE tele
RIP Hyacinth, Queen Mother:
Episode 1:
And ta again.
22. Moosh corner
21. The dark side of doing your job
… when it clashes with all you thought you were doing:
20. Firms, esp. monster firms
… do not invite Excessive State Scrutiny or even Global.
19. Steve corner
Hearts of Oak at 1167:
Ken Blackwell – Rebuilding America: Strong Families, Clean Elections, and Battling the Shutdown
War Room at 1167:
18. Went to Churchmouse’s place
… to see what he had to say about the antiArchbish, the demonic one … nothing yet. However, much on the Manchester synagogue … it and what you say will suffice, I’ll not cover the topic myself, save to rue the killing.
A review:
“I was pleasantly surprised to see this film; I’m a Priestly fan and this is one of his lesser-known novels. For such a sprawling story with so many interweaving elements, and considering that there is no central character in the cinematic sense, it’s a good adaptation, and several good long chunks of dialogue manage to make their way straight from the pages of the book to the screen.
Alastair Sim is excellent as the Professor, fleshing out the character beautifully and giving his wise speeches wonderful depth and humour. Edward Rigby is exactly as I imagined Timmy Tiverton, though without his terribly sad and pathetic back-story, provided at some length in the novel, he is less of a pivotal character and more of a commentator.
As in the book, it is Sir George Denberry-Baxter who steals the thing, a gift of a role and appreciated as such by the great Fred Emney. He’s just what we want our aged aristocrats to be: drunken, anarchic, artistic, irascible, eccentric and barmy. The central character really is the cause: fighting against corporations and the general apathy of a people controlled by big business and passive entertainment.
If only we had films like this now, urging people to get up and get involved, gather in our local town halls and make our own entertainment, using their own talents and brains and energies.”
(1251) Afternoon all … just back from house duties out there, it’s drizzling. (1301)
17. DAD forty mins ago
Guido reports that Sarah Dolally has been appointed as the new Archbishop of Cantabury.
(JH: Sorry but flatly refuse to show its picture, it being near lunchtime just now.)
16. On X this morning
(0950) The morning rushes by, fuelled here by coffee. (1111)
15. Let’s stay with Canada here for the moment
Now, longtimers will recall we showed Mark Stein interviewing Lindsay some years back, when she was still half wishy-washy, politically, still Canadian Woke Left. And here it is all over again. The blessing is that the millennial girl is finally waking up.
14. Carney and Canada’s left-liberals are the problem
… the monster ruling the dumb and deluded.
13. The question of whether she did die
… or was even stabbed, is one we’re still grappling with, not unlike with CK and the anomalies with EK.
However, I’m thinking that … tragic and nauseating as they were, ditto with TR and/or Lucy being where they were purportedly incarcerated … I’m leaving the precise events to one side for now and looking at how much good, if any, stems from such atrocities.
Prob with seeing benefit for society at all is that it plays into the hands of, fuels the very monsters who are looking for conflagration, civil war, as a precursor to their NWO. On CK … even if it does, westwide, bring Zoomers back to church … what precisely is going on in that church building today? Is it as in the Vatican, with the antiPope blessing a piece of ice to push clinate bollox but ignoring the slaughtered Christians in Nigeria? Or the Woke bishops and even worse … female bishops and pastors?
Whole thing may well be a trap, as with Paula White.
12. Becoming an epidemic?
11. AKH has the Bonfire of the Quangos over there
… and I replied: “Quangos, yes, then financially top-heavy fake charities … maybe look at SpAds after that. And political party donations.”
(0858) One issue at this time of day, from a blogger’s point of view, is that it’s almost entirely Canadian or female in general, a bit earlier was Antipodaen and the nightowls of the US. Britain does not really kick in till midmorn. From our GB 0500 to around 0900 it’s mainly girls and ostriches from other countries. (0914)
10. Canada, just like everywhere else in the west
9. Filth in schools, teachers of low moral compass
8. Fungible money
7. What have the young to look forward to?
Wasted qualifications, deep in debt?
I feel so sorry for these lasses, just as I do for lads now manufacturing has gone and they slide into a life on the dole or zero contract.
… and maybe the girls can double check if they can still do it:
(0650)(0650)
6. Ostrich farm
Jason Lavigne on X:
Universal Ostrich Farm Update: What the Record Shows About the COVID Research, the $13.44M Grant, and the Farm’s Participation.
COVID-19 Antibody Research was Underway in Sherbrooke, Quebec The Canadian biotech firm Immune Biosolutions (Sherbrooke, QC) ran a COVID-19 immunotherapy program (antibody-based), moving from pre-clinical toward clinical development. Source https://immunebiosolutions.com/en/immune-biosolutions-receives-c13-44-million-to-develop-and-biomanufacture-its-promising-immunotherapy-to-treat-covid-19-and-its-variants/
Ottawa Funded the Program with a Strategic Innovation Fund Award The Government of Canada confirms up to $13.44 million to Immune Biosolutions “to help develop and advance its therapeutic candidate from pre-clinical studies through to Phase II clinical trials.” Source https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/ised/en/programs-and-initiatives/health-emergency-readiness-canada/publications-health-emergency-readiness-canada/backgrounder-government-canada-investments-biomanufacturing-vaccine-and-therapeutics-ecosystem
What UOF Says About Its Involvement Universal Ostrich Farm (UOF) has publicly stated it collaborated with Immune Biosolutions—describing provision of antigens/antibody work—but also says the collaboration was “abruptly terminated.” Source https://saveourostriches.com/press-releases/official-statement-from-universal-ostrich-farms-inc-may21-2025/
Reporting in The Tyee also quotes a UOF representative stating that the farm collaborated with Immune Biosolutions in 2021 and that the relationship ceased thereafter. Source https://thetyee.ca/News/2025/05/16/BC-Ostrich-Farm-Far-Right-Crusade/
How it Ended UOF’s statement and related posts indicate that the collaboration was halted and that Immune Biosolutions retained some effective antibodies from the project. These are UOF’s claims; they are not independently corroborated by company press or government documents. Source https://saveourostriches.com/press-releases/official-statement-from-universal-ostrich-farms-inc-may21-2025/
Bottom Line The Universal Ostrich Farm was not a rogue experiment. Public records and statements show it was reported to be working with Immune Biosolutions in Sherbrooke, Quebec. This biotech company received $13.44 million from Canada’s Strategic Innovation Fund to develop COVID-19 immunotherapies. The farm has said it participated in this research effort, providing ostrich antibodies as part of a government-backed program exploring new treatments for Canadians.
While the grant money went directly to Immune Biosolutions (not the farm), UOF has publicly stated it was involved as a contractor, and that the collaboration was terminated in 2025 with no payments received. This all occurred prior to the CFIA detecting H5N1 on the farm in December 2024. According to the farm, the collaboration with Immune Biosolutions was not formally terminated until 2025.
By the time the CFIA moved in, the research relationship had already been severed. A flock once tied to a government-backed COVID research program is now treated solely as a disease risk. That contradiction deserves scrutiny.
(0534) Morning all, still dark out there but away we go. Leaving Andy’s in comments and ta. Just being doing a systems check. Have a good Friday and weekend, folks. (0620)
5. St Greta fell overboard
… nah, just kiddin’.
4. DAD at 1166
a) Demands for an inquiry into the controversial Pfizer deal involving European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen have been dismissed in Brussels.
b) SOS Chrétiens d’Orient, which for twelve years has provided aid to Christians in Middle Eastern countries affected by war and persecution, is facing an unprecedented attack from the French justice system….
c) Whilst the Higher Council of Education voted in favor of secularizing the names of the Christmas and All Saints’ Day holidays, Élisabeth Borne’s (Education Minister) office dismissed the idea of a change….
d) A young British man absolutely torches politicians on illegal immigration.
3. Why is it always the teachers?
A very good question.
2. Steve
1. Hearts of Oak
(1818)
17. Hmmmmm
16. Climate bollox cancelled
15. Netflix
14. Blue cities
13. This is the sand design I was telling MMutR about
12. Let’s see if plod do anything
11. Steve at 1166 with war room