(0647)(0746)

 

In Wednesday [1], I asked this question:

“Who is or are the Mister Big(s)?

It was precisely the question addressed by Richard Hannay at the start of The Thirty-Nine Steps. In WWs 1 and 2, it was easy to say “the Germans”. Today, easy to say the R family … or the WEF … people seem to have forgotten the Scottish Rite and/or the illumined, the templars, the black nobility, the Catholic Knights … that’s before tumbling to how there would have to be some sort of uber-mind(s) behind even them, not unlike Jeremy Irons in The Time Machine.

Those mentioned are at most henchmen and myrmidons, with govts under that yet again.”

All right, let’s try this:

For where God built a church, there the devil would also build a chapel … in such sort is the devil always God’s ape. (Quoted in Colloquia Mensalia, 1652)

There is also that the devil has all the best tunes. Broadened, looking at Hallowe’en, why is that celebrated vastly more than All Hallows? Why is Easter about painted eggs and cake in so many children’s minds, but not about the Resurrection? Why Santa at Christmas? Is it Santamas?

Look at the “summer of love”:

The Summer of Love was a major social phenomenon that occurred in San Francisco during the summer of 1967. As many as 100,000 people, mostly young people, hippies, beatniks, and 1960s counterculture figures, converged in San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury district and Golden Gate Park.^[1][2]

The birth control pill was developed in the 1950s by American scientist Dr. Gregory Pincus, chemist Carl Djerassi, and activist Margaret Sanger. The FDA approved the first commercial pill, Enovid, in 1960. It transformed family planning, reproductive rights, and society.

John Phillips, in 1969, pushed hard drugs at Woodstock … this is the same man whose daughter alleged multiple rapes as a child. Connection between Haight-Ashbury and Woodstock? Laurel Canyon. Also pushing were Mama Cass and Michelle Phillips.

Fast forward to 2026:

The globalists themselves are under the patronage of something or someone. And in Britain:

Simon is a strong Reform supporter:

Meanwhile, in Manchester:

… and over in America?

Full term and after abortion in Massachusetts, women cheering. Yes Simon Fox?

The forces arrayed against any pushback, against any Damascene moments occurring are immense … against any exposure to the Word. Lost and bewildered people stumble into a church today to be met by rainbow warriors, sickos, in robes (vestments) or met by charismatic falling over and crawling sround, led by a “pastor” over in the corner. The charlatans have virtually taken over church buildings, those not being burnt out that is.

And yet the hymn Amazing Grace was a result of a Damascene moment, where the one believing, unobstructed by human intervention, found inner peace. How many millions in the past, unobstructed by the myriad scams and ideologies, philosophies, found inner peace?

And do children today know anything whatever of such things? In parts of America maybe, down south mainly.

That, ladies and gentlemen, is the state of play, as Rupert writes:

(0557) Morning all. Overcast out there. Brightening up a bit later. (0816)

 

5. Simon Fox … what do you think of this, mate?

4. Steve at 1472

• Florida is Requiring Public Schools to Teach Students About the Dangers of Communism
• New Data: Fentanyl Deaths Plummet in Wake of Trump Admin Crackdown
• You Are 1% of This Nation…This City Is No Longer Under American Law…Enough is Enough!” – Christian Pastor Absolutely Explodes on Dearborn City Council During Meeting
• Iran’s Weapons Production ‘Uninterrupted’ Despite US-Israel War (JH: China and Russia)
• Italy Widens Defense Cooperation With Ukraine, Will Test ‘Michelangelo Dome’ There
• Blood banks need to screen for spike protein and other harmful COVID vaccine-derived components
• Switzerland: 80.5 per cent of asylum seekers from North Africa commit one or more crimes
• Illegitimate Elections Will Destroy the United States
• Much more.

3. Consider …

2. DAD at 1472

a) Bagayoko and Pigasse Deny Existence of Historic French People. French politician Marion Maréchal sparked debate by criticising immigration’s housing impact, prompting left-wing figures to deny the existence of indigenous French people.

b) Ireland shows Europe’s Silenced Majority spoiling for a fight. The “staggering” number of spoilt votes in the Irish presidential election is another sign of the widening gap between the people and the EU elites.

c) Mandelson criminal investigation under threat as Metropolitan Police waits for Epstein files. The documents held by the US Department of Justice are understood to be crucial to the Met’s decision on whether Lord Mandelson could be charged with misconduct in public office.

d) A reactor was produced under President Trump’s 2025 nuclear reactor plan. It was designed by Australian Bobby Gallagher and his team in Houston. It can produce one megawatt of power, at a cost of 15 cents per kilowatt hour, for five years before refuelling is required. 

The entire reactor can fit on the bed of a Ford F150 pickup, as shown in the photo. More importantly, it can be manufactured in a factory, fits into one 20-foot shipping container, uses the existing conventional supply chain, and requires no exotic custom-made components.

e) If you open the ledgers of the global economy, you will find a data point so jarring, it sounds like an offensive joke: the citizens of the French Republic are now poorer than the residents of a rural trailer park in Mississippi.

1. Lord Toby’s site

“Birmingham City Council has revealed that staff witnessed attempts to breach the secret ballot at 50 polling stations during May’s local elections, with incidents including voters using hand signals and switching languages to circumvent the law. Lord Hayward, who introduced the 2023 legislation criminalising such conduct, has urged the Electoral Commission to investigate – warning Birmingham is unlikely to be the only council affected. The Mail has the story…”

(1740) Evening all, frenetic day. Been training and running over, reducing possible Chansons pour moi … took much listening and deciding … afternoon rushed by. Deepest apple-logs, tavern patrons … there is so much in comments, plus at NOWP to check, post. Give me time, good people.

 

16. Three heavy hitters in one video

15. Two female points of view

14. Steve

The earlier 14. More of the same – our Martin is a tad emotional but we’ll forgive him because the shit he has to listen to on a daily basis would try the best of us. This from last year..

Martin Daubney left in tears as campaigner delivers heartfelt poem on immigration and censorship | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nf4Cq1O0lnc&t=14s

13. Fido

There are a lot of juicy 🦴S in this. Too many to quote.

“This essay is not about controlled demolition, insider trading, or who knew what in advance. The question here is simpler. What institutional infrastructure was developed as a direct consequence of the event, what did it connect to, and what is the net function of the system that now exists?

The purpose of a system is what it does….”

https://escapekey.substack.com/p/911

Here’s some flavour 

“In 1996, Clinton signed Presidential Decision Directive NSTC-7, tasking the Department of Defence with building a global infectious disease surveillance capability. The DoD established GEIS — the Global Emerging Infections Surveillance programme — in 1997, with partner laboratories worldwide and a mandate for real-time genomic data collection.

That same year, a three-year-old died in Hong Kong from what was initially an unexplained respiratory illness. ESWI-connected researchers claimed the cause was H5N1 — a determination which led to seventeen attributed cases and five deaths over the following months. A Lancet paper later confirmed the founding case had died from Reye’s syndrome caused by aspirin, published on the same day as a second Lancet paper, by the same network, asserting that the case proved H5N1’s pandemic potential. The same pharma-funded network that claimed the diagnosis went on to write the 1999 WHO Pandemic Plan.

What actually killed the child made no difference to the outcome: mass culling was normalised, animal surveillance was installed, and the groundwork for One Health was laid. Margaret Chan, who ordered the cull of 1.6 million chickens, later became Director-General of the WHO.

But human surveillance lacked.…”
🐾

12. Andy at 1471

This article made me laugh, our glorious leaders are getting desperate. Their propaganda does not stand up to logic or any scrutiny. First of all, Russ wants someone to trade with just as he was ten years ago. Secondly, Russ wants to invade dysfunctional countries with massive debts and few resources? Do me a favour, this is projection as it is our glorious leaders who want Russ in their grasp. |  https://militarnyi.com/en/news/putin-order-military-leader-destroy-nato-eu/ | I do love propaganda, especially when it is aimed at very dim people which this sort of thing evidently is.

 

HERE TIS

Enjoy.

(1431) This is Saturday [11] (1432)

Just as the steak is ready, and the greens, so I’m taking an inordinate amount of time over the tatties, coz I want them “just so”. Not large roasties, not diced, not chipped, not in oil but in butter and in half-slices … 2D tatties, done just so.

Just as those meals … steak, salmon, are worth the time and effort, just as a good woman is worth that time and effort, so this song must be just so and the way to that is slower slower slower.

And a thought suddenly entered the head (to keep the other thought company) … there’s a guy (American, so I can use the word “guy”) named Just-in Pettry, with a youtube channel (look him up or see below) and he does fave-song instrumentals. There are many (maybe 80%) I go straight past, skip over, but the 20% of my sort of song from the 50s to maybe the 90s, include gems such as:

• Evil ways
• On the road (Canned Heat)
• Louie Louie
• The night they drove old dixie down
• Ain’t got no home
• Little Latin Lupe Lu
• Running on empty
• Hair of the dog
• Feelin’ alright (Cocker)
• Do it again (Steely Dan, plus Beach Boys)
• Jet airliner
• 30 days in the hole (Humble Pie)
• Guess it doesn’t matter any more (Linda, Buddy)
• Gimme some lovin’ (Sutton Coldfield lads)
• Sharp dressed man
• Rock n Roll (Zep)
• Before the deluge

I was going to add Abracadabra but it’s occult, also The Joker but it has that wolf whistling … and sometimes the album cover itself was the killer … for example, the horrible pic of Joe Cockair in his death throes … pity, coz it has a great groove.

Sometimes, the instrumental version lent itself to someone else’s lyrics far better than the full version did … sometimes the opposite. So this selection biz ain’t easy … so many factors.

For example, if it’s going to be my statement to the world, it really must relate to my life in some way, past, present and future … so Jet airliner and Ain’t got no home are perfect for me, while Evil ways is a good look at present and future me, as in, “Gotta stop them … now!” Plus the music is great (Santana).

Then there are you chaps and chapesses, plus those behind the scenes … it has to be listenable to most (maybe not DAD, a baroque man). It can’t be about wimmin per se … it needs to be more about life in general. So you can maybe see that this is a yuge ask … but worth it if it works.

And of course … why blog on something so personal at all? That’s easy … to give readers ideas if they’ve not already had them. You could do this for yourselves you see. And we could even run them at UHC-WP, as posts.

Here’s one I might not use because of its smokin’ connotations. I took it up at 11, gave it up at 13. The other type of smokin’ was during that narrow window of student days when even being in the union building had everyone high.

 

For elevenses … is this one of those “so bad, it’s good”?

(0936)(1114)

 

10. Moo corner

9. Women abusing their rights

8. This girl was one from Rupert and Sammy’s rape gang inquiry

… and I feel honoured that she trusts enough to reply. She’s just one reason to stay on X supporting those we do. I believe we must do these things daily, as long as we have the eyesight and strength.

Resoundingly no. Those close to me know of my own threat early September which might derail me entirely. A good time to put trust in Someone in three persons Upstairs.

7. For at least some of us

… this is a major worry. Deryl keeps herself in trim, walks her dogs every day, supergran she is … and she does not trust the medical profession at all. Ditto here. Her situation is close to mine.

6. There’s a danger

… in saying “there’s a danger in trying to be that which one is not” (ouch) because we all have skeletons and if not, why not? Did you grow up in a box?

I’m talking age here though. Silly old duffers who think they still have it … whoa eh, whoa … are not growing old disgracefully, they’re not Dylan Thomasing, raging into that good night … nope, they’re being blind, might I say embarrassing? Like ageing footballers or cricketers on tele … or catcallers of young women.

It’s silly and … yes … embarrassing. While I was in Sicily … and again in Tenerife … I saw two chaps “of an age” and tell you what … they were well turned out, had looked after themselves, seemed happily married for mine but had escaped for awhile … and I thought at the time … I’d like to end up a bit like them … they were clearly what they were, no more, no less … but nonetheless would have been good conversation, if I’d spoken those languages better. Clean and tidy.

One did come up to me after a dance with my Russian lass, that one where I’d put the long stem rose between the teeth and strutted up and down with her like Gomez with Carolyn Jones … and he’d loved the dance. Weeellllll, “A” enhanced any dance but it was still nice … and that Spanish retiree would be a catch for any gal over fifty, maybe even younger.

Which is a longwinded way of saying something I was thinking at 0931 this morn, it now being 0951:

“Am dropping the song Temptation as a song about myself (remember yesterday’s post)? Great 80s song but slightly too young man for me … would have been good at 40 years, even 50.  On the other hand, I don’t want doom and gloom.  But something with deep raunch, a groove, e.g. Do It Again, Steely Dan.  Maybe not exactly those ones.  Beach Boys, same song name, is good but they’re too pretty boy for me. I’m in no hurry.  Though my eventual epitaph stays in mind: “He just ran out of time.”

So I’m going through songs which also have instrumental backing versions and will use one of those. All right, confession time … the prob with the New Order song was that it required singing too fast for me to get the words out … yikes! How embarrassing. And as for all the ooh-ooh-oohing … ? Oh dear.

So, back to the drawing board and remember that adage … slower slower slower, not faster faster faster.

 

(0750) Morning all. Good sleep, that was. Hope same for you. (0816)

 

5. Steve at 1471

• Elon Calls for Derek Chauvin to Be Freed After Being ‘Unjustly Convicted of Murder’
• Clerk Calls On DOJ To Help Get Non-Citizens Off His Voter Rolls After Sec of State Whistleblower Claims MI SOS Benson is Automatically Registering Them To Vote
• Parents Sue California School District Over Field Trip to Mosque, Claim it Was ‘Religious Indoctrination’
• US Ambassador to Belgium Slams Ghent University’s Retaliation Against American Whistleblower Who Exposed Academic Fraud
• Iran Is Planning To Take The War To Europ
• US Military Just Changed Everything In The Strait Of Hormuz
• Berry Compound Linked to 26% Lower Cardiovascular Risk, Meta-Analysis Finds
• Nattokinase: The Holy Grail of COVID vaccine detoxification
• Much more.

4. Internal hit job on alt-journo

3. DAD at 1471

a) French PM: Few Ministries Meet Cyber Standards After Hacks. French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has admitted most government ministries fail basic cybersecurity standards after breaches compromised hundreds of thousands of citizens’ sensitive data.

b) Germany. CDU mayor donates €10,000 to the AfD and urges conservatives to vote for it….

c) Migrant who raped sleeping woman wins right to remain in UK after launching ‘human rights’ appeal. The Tories’ Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp said: ‘It is utterly repulsive this rapist is allowed to stay in the UK….

d) This is what “ALWAYS” happens before a Currency Reset.

2. Famous refuseniki

(0333) Great time to start, chaps and chapesses … back to bed after this … hopefully for a few hours. (0411)

 

Could we just have a bit of privacy, please?

Guido announces:

We simply ask that that privacy we’ve been so constantly campaigning for, worldwide will be respected and all you lowlife journos will go take a running jump.

|https://dailysceptic.org/2026/08/21/prince-harry-and-fellow-claimants-must-pay-9-5-million-to-mail-after-judge-rules-hacking-case-was-unreasonable-to-a-high-degree/