Yes, we’ve had it already but this time in colour. Yes yes, I did forget to include this (boys):
Yes, we’ve had it already but this time in colour. Yes yes, I did forget to include this (boys):
(1207) Afternoon all, just a few items for now. (1220)
15. In one

14. Reeves

13. Moosh corner

12. Now how to extricate ourselves?

11. What chance Gates for prison?

(0808) Morning all … bleah out there, nondescript. Still, we’re having a ball here, right? Right? Well I tried to be jolly. Post up at Jstack. (0929)
10. Brilliant (imho) from Riley Gaines
“People say they’re voting for Kamala Harris because she’s a woman. I’m voting for Donald Trump because I AM a woman.”
9. Alex Phillips (attention Lammy)
”Dear Friends in The Caribbean, We’ve had a look at history and we can recommend that you ask for reparations from Benin, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Cameroon, Chad, Nigeria, Ghana and Mali, for capturing and selling slaves to Europeans.
Meanwhile, given Britain led the way in ending slavery, spending an astonishing 40% of our entire national budget in 1833 to buy freedom for slaves, and a further 2% of our GDP on The West Africa Squadron which seized over 1600 slave ships and freed 150,000 (at a cost of 1600 Royal Navy sailors) – we would like you to thank us by offering to pay 40% of our annual budget this year and 2% of our GDP.
That’s £480 billion + £11.4bn We can settle for £450 billion if that’s easier (we estimate this will be the size of Rachel Reeves ‘blackhole’ next week) The invoice is in the post!”
8. Tom Paine (blogrolls, right column, on X here, from TDS)
”Rachel Reeves to Spare Public Sector Gold-Plated Pensions From £15bn Tax Raid – The Daily Sceptic. So it’s #TwoTierKier when it comes to taxes too. Labour is the political wing of the #DeepState parasites unions.”
7. Denileriverafter
”Enrique Tarrio claims the DOJ wanted him to lie by saying President Donald Trump worked with him to plan January 6. After Tarrio refused, the DOJ wanted to send him to prison for 33 years. The judge sentenced him to 22 years instead!”
6. Emerald
“America is the only nation in the world where election officials tell the public that voting machines are so good and so accurate that it will take SEVERAL WEEKS to count all the ballots. Unlike the old days, when we counted all of them by hand in one day.”
5. Yesterday TDS … today …

(0620) Dark but here come the dawn … soon. (0759)
4. Zooming in on DAD 1 b and c
… or rather the general topic of young females today. Something now appearing with monotonous regularity is a group of invaders or local “other than Europeans” with one European girl, we could assume Woke left, refugees welcome.
In the footage, they suddenly start slapping her and then dragging her away, presumably to rape or otherwise assault. It comes right back to the two Norwegian girls in Morocco, plus the Austrian girls who flew down to join Isis … why?
Well … obviously badly informed by parents, teachers, culture, the law … but there’s an added factor I’d suggest … the physical attraction or the attraction of wildness … maybe just total naivety … and many men are saying, online … serves em right, they don’t want our help … stuff em.
The trouble with that is the really guilty are not those girls … just as with communism itself, it plays on utopian fantasies and grievances peculiar to a particular demographic in each case … same dystopic end though, whether disgruntled workers or naive girls.
But there’s more … when the European male is so unattractive now … wimpy, wispy-bearded, vicious behind the weakness (the Starmer model) … or else our lot have crossed the road to avoid the new female … then to whom will she turn?
3. Steve at 852 … excerpts
MftWC 4: New UN Study on “Violence Against Women and Girls” Reveals Female Athletes Have Lost Almost 900 Medals to Trans Opponents
MftWC 3: Wisconsin Voting System Experiences Meltdown on Day 1 of Early In-Person Voting – Hours-Long Wait to Cast Ballots – Voters Outraged!
MftWC 2: Are 12,000 North Koreans Fighting In [The] Ukraine?
MftWC 1: Why No One Will Want to Buy Keir Starmer’s “1.5 Million New Homes
2. Over at OoL
https://orphansofliberty.blogspot.com/2024/10/aint-that-truth.html
1. DAD drop at 853
a) A Dutch court has ruled that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates must stand trial in a Covid “vaccine” injuries case …
b) ‘Women don’t work here anymore!’ – Migrant youth gangs threaten stall operators in Munich’s old town as dozens shut up shop amid escalating violence …
c) What happened behind closed doors at the family home? On Saturday, October 19, in Creil, Oise, the police intervened for acts of aggravated group violence against a 17-year-old girl …
d) TDS …
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18. Trump will be on Rogan Friday

17. Planning on buying a poppy this year?

16. Public sector privileged class
Patrick O’Flynn:
If Rachel Reeves exempts public sector pensions from a Budget tax raid on employer pension contributions, as is being reported, then that is an extremist ideological step IMO: in effect making private citizens serfs sustaining a preferred class of state employees.
15. Steve and the war room at 852
a. Natalie Winters: “It’s Time We Make Examples Out Of The People Who Think They Can Sell Out This Country”
b. Mike Davis: “Trumps AG On Day 1 Must Open A Criminal Probe Into These Democrat Clowns”
c. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene: Kamala Harris Is “The Biggest Liar That’s Ever Held Office In American History”
d. Mark Mitchell Explains Why President Trump’s Dominating The Polls
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14. Moosh corner

13. Nation’s past and present going down the gurgler

12. It’s nice when compatriots dig in and say no

11. There are posts up
… at UHC and Jstack
10. Confucius says

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Confucius_Institutes
9. The problem with govts
This is the young Scot’s YT, part one, which goes into three forms of govt, how they are when good (early in the history cycle) and when bad (where we are now near the end of this cycle). Warning … this is a Christian perspective which I support, except his use of “left” and “right”. Left is sinister in my eyes, right is dexter, not the other way around.
He’s presenting a philosopher here who apparently was a bggr for the bottle:
A natural extension of the argument … and the yS goes there … is that there does need to be some powerful force which causes a “leader” or group of leaders … and in turn a people who follow the example … to have a moal compass, an ethical core so to speak … which makes the system work.
You can have the Demonrat “democracy” prevailing by importing hordes and letting them vote but that = the destruction of the system. Alternatively, you can have highminded Founding Fathers, including rats like Jefferson, but the “rattyness” is kept under control whilst highminded people with an ideal are still in charge.
The bottom line, according to the yS and also according to me, is that the issue with governance is not the system per se … it’s those implementing and practising it … what these people are like inside themselves is the crux of the matter. Starmer? Cooper? Rayner?
And that requires a moral code which most tacitly accept. There were many goodhearted people, decent, moral, before Christianity, there have been zillions wearing a cross who are anything but good people since, e.g. the Franks in Constantinople.
An effective curber of our excesses over two millennia has been Judgment Day and eternity.
If you push a philosophy based on Man can do anything, can make his own destiny, is his own brilliant god, which is similar to Woman can do anything, watch me roar … then you are blindly doing the devil’s work for him with this nihilism thing.
And in the spirit of Dirk Gently’s fundamental interconnectedness of all things … once a sufficient number of humans in the society abandon the code, start abusing it, then all bets are off and sodom and gomorrah follow Swiftly after it.
No sooner does a post go up on nature abhoring a vacuum than I take a quick look at my feature stock and there’s a total vacuum, unless it’s a YT on the ridiculousness of absurdism and what seems the young Scot’s reply … too heavy around cuppa time, so how about some naughty sweeties instead?
(0742) Forbidding and foreboding, low, dark-grey sky out there but who cares, right? We’re all singing and dancing to Taylor Swift, like hordes in The Mummy chanting Impotep (sic), Impotep, k*ll, k*ll, k*ll. (0813)
8. Three snippets
a. Telegraph, behind paywall:
Trump makes legal complaint over Labour’s ‘blatant foreign interference’ in US election … Republicans claim activists sent to US is ‘foreign interference’ but (Comrade) Starmer denies the row will damage relations with Trump.
b. Question is who’ll step in to do the biz?

c. We need reparations from the EU:

7. Michael Pruser, via Denileriver after
“..Shout out to Murray County for being the first county in Georgia to exceed its 2022 total early vote (currently at 108% of 2022)…”
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6. Harris antecedents via Denileriverafter
Kamala Grew Up Around Terrorists
The untold story of Kamala’s grandfather and her childhood in Africa.
“..On the last leg of her African tour, Vice President Kamala Harris paid a visit to an otherwise unremarkable office building in Zambia. Her staff and local embassy personnel had spent a great deal of time looking for it and everyone was hoping it was the right place.
Kamala, with her Jamaican and Indian roots, needed a tangible connection to Africa to win over African-American voters and convince them that she was one of them. And everyone settled on the office building as being the next best thing because it was the former spot of the building where she had once stayed as a little girl with her Indian mother on a visit to her grandfather.
President Hakainde Hichilema welcomed her as “a daughter of our own country, someone who spent time here in her early years.”
Kamala responded by launching into a story about having visited “Zambia, Mr. President, as a young girl when my grandfather worked here” as “an advisor to Zambia’s first president, Kenneth Kaunda” to “serve as a director of relief measures and refugees…”
October 22, 2024 by Daniel Greenfield
5. TDS (blogrolls)

4. Rolf at Now and Next
You wait ages for a euthanasia Bill and then three come along at once.
First was the ‘Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill’introduced on 27 March 2024 by Liam McArthur MSP (Lib Dem). There is no specific limit to the sufferer’s expected remaining life: ‘a person is terminally ill if they have an advanced and progressive disease, illness or condition from which they are unable to recover and that can reasonably be expected to cause their premature death.’ The Bill does not define the term ‘premature’ but the World Health Organisation seems to be working with age 70 as a marker, outside Africa ……….