Author Archives: James Higham

Fri Mat

 

Let’s make the Russkies such as Brosnan the villains again, as China and the jihadis … well we’ve done them already each day, n’est-ce-pas?

A review:

“I wouldn’t consider this movie a “classic” or even particularly “great”, but for some reason I really enjoy watching this film. I haven’t read the book, however I used to own “The Fourth Protocol” computer game for the Commodore 64, and was vaguely familiar with the basic storyline.

I can’t pinpoint what exactly it is I like about this movie, but I did enjoy seeing Michael Caine as a British agent tracking down the nuclear bomb. I could probably watch a whole series of films based around his character. I also liked some of the other characters and I think it had a good cast of actors. The workings of government agents was very compelling to watch, but it was good to see that the film wasn’t overwhelmed by ridiculous gadgets and stuck to the drama involved.

The 80’s technology in the film also had an element of nostalgia about it. This film reminds me of a bygone age of the BBC Micro and Ford transit vans. In fact, I love watching the film just to see the various parts of England as well.

I liked the fact that its a rather ‘quiet’ movie, but I do think it needed to be re-edited. Some parts of the film just skimmed through major plot developments without giving them time to breath, and other times the film would show a character hopping from various locations in England without giving a sense of the travelling in between. Watching this film would give the impression that England is only about 10 miles wide! Some elements of the film really needed to be fleshed out a bit more.

This isn’t the sort of movie I would go to a cinema to see, its more of a “Friday night in” movie that I would watch on TV. I would only recommend it to someone if they were die-hard fans of this genre.”

Friday [6 to 10]

(1304) Afternoon all. (1315)

 

10. Starmer lets slip what we already knew

In warning Trump not to attack Iran, The Beloved Sausage mentions jihadis up and down the country who’ll attack. Nice to hear the plan from him.

And then, of course, as a demonstration, word went out to the jihadis about Brize Norton. At the same time, secret meetings about how best to implement the Slamophobia Blasphemy Law went ahead recently:


Meanwhile:


Yes, she’d be advised not to cross the road alone, fly, go on holiday, go skiing etc. etc.

9. Freedom


8. IYE

The Death of Democracy

https://escapekey.substack.com/p/the-death-of-democracy

7. Steve

Brize Norton – Voyager are Airbus A330 MRTT (Multi Role Tanker Transport) aircraft. This was sabotage of a strategic military asset. That raises the crime to the level of treason. Whoever did it should spend many years in prison. That is all.

At 1081:

  • Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Drops Bomb on X – Demands Congress Subpoena George Soros: “Why Hasn’t This Been Done Years Ago?”
  • Hackers Breach Several Iranian TV Channels, Call on Citizens to Take to the Streets
  • Trump DOJ Sues Kentucky and Democrat Gov. Andy Beshear for Handing Out College Tuition Discounts to Illegal Aliens
  • “I Blame Fascism” – A Movie Exposing The War Crimes Of Ukrainian Militants In The Kursk Region
  • Massive Metallic Objects’ Found in Bodies of Covid-Vaccinated
  • Congress moves to abolish sanctuary cities and state
  • France Cracks Down on Migrant Sham Marriages
  • Much more.

6. DAD at 1082 on Brize Norton

Guido reports….

Protesters from Palestine Action managed to gain access to RAF Brize Norton and spray red paint into two Voyager planes. Zipping around unabated on electric scooters and leaving undetected…

Friday [1 and 2]

(0622)(0732)

 

2. Andy wrote, at 1081

“We all know about these long chain molecules called forever chemicals. What I didn’t know was the where, the who and the when of them and how they were inflicted upon us by corporations who knew of their toxicity. The linked utub opened my eyes to all of the above but surprisingly taught me that djt has reversed some of the recent advances in reducing our exposure. Some of his appointees have history with the corporations accused of serious crimes. | https://youtu.be/Y0lsLnXX4U8?si=URzD2iungJOJRWqb | Please don’t think that I am some green activist by putting this here, I just want to turn on the tap for fresh, clean water, to cook in pans which won’t make me sick and to eat food which won’t poison me.”

My two bob’s worth (to employ and antiquated expression):

Back in my university days as a student, not so very long after the student uprising in Paris, there were the students, yes, green up to their gills in both adopted colours Green and Red but also green as to why we were not universally loved when all we wanted was to ‘save the planet’.

Then there were the Old Labour working class (Jarrow March etc.), led by Union Leaders who were often Scottish but also often Scargill types … they became quite well off, as do the Islington set today. My comment is that nothing was quite as it seemed, nor was Maggie, with her son in Africa, not unlike Ginge and Whinge today.

To say that the landed gentry were not Green is not correct … for example, North Yorks heather which requires burning off for regrowth … yet the enemy at one point was the Duchy of Lancaster which had authorised the cutting off of heather to sell to some Dutch firm … huge swathes of it … those up in arms were certainly not the Left, Labour … they were dyed-in-the-wool Conservative Party.

What Andy brings up with an apology needs no apology as his concern is a universal concern to us … but not to the ideological Net Zero Wokerati. Pantomime theatrics in politics has all members of what become designated parties or camps all believing the whole manifesto … officially … when shades of opinion are nothing of the sort.

And so to this about … well, the opening blurb:


… and sshots:


… hint at the issue. The youtube itself (1.51) sets it out, the presence of the Patriarch suggesting it was not driving Christians out but driving tourists in … see what you think.

And yet it’s not far from Alexandria which has a quite loaded history, both mystically and in ancient history, lending it’s name to the Alexandria of east coast USA. Plus I still say the aim is to divest it of sanctity, just as with Notre Dame.

Bottom line … it’s not quite as clear ut as the clickbait headline would have us believe. And I’m saying that as one who’s clearly pro-Christian.

1. DAD at 1081

a) More bizarre rulings from the ECHR. On June 12, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) issued a judgment finding the Czech Republic guilty of a “violation of respect for private life” in a case involving one of its nationals who identified as “non-binary.”

b) Some German Green party members also have bizarre ideas. Should Germany’s AfD voters be refused organ donations? A Green Party politician launches a controversial survey on X.

c) EU climate bizarre plan: more taxes, fewer jobs, no debate. Even after green parties lost big in the elections, Brussels is pressing ahead with policies most voters didn’t choose.

d) J D Vance says… [This is not bizarre]Look, I’m seeing this from the inside, and am admittedly biased towards our president (and my friend), but there’s a lot of crazy stuff on social media…..

Thursday [11 onwards]

(1427) Afternoon all. (1907) Fell asleep, didn’t I.

 

18. Water of life


17. 1976 in Britain


16. Steve at 1081

  • Sam Faddis: “We Can’t Be In The Position Of Having A Foreign Country Telling Us What Has To Be Done”
  • Iran Contacted White House For Negotiations, Sent Two Planes To Oman, Jack Posobiec Reports
  • Jessica Vaughan: “The President’s Mass Deportation Campaign Is Working.”
  • Supreme Court Upholds Tennessee Ban On Transgender Youth Medical Care, Brandon Showalter Reports
  • Liz Yore: Southern Baptist Delegates At National Meeting Call For Banning Same-Sex Marriage
  • Jenny Holland On How A Tech Gathering To Ponder God’s Existence Revealed Revival In Silicon Valley

15. Desalination


14. That topic continues


13. When on Dartmoor


12. Rupert


11. Watermelon, very pretty

… and the innards look quite red:

Thursday [3 to 5]

(0808) Morning all … looks to be a hot one coming up. (0849)

 

5. The factions within the “good side”

If you’d accept that those against foreign takeover of the west, abuse of the underaged and elderly, against net zero etc. etc. are the “good guys” … there is still a major rift between those stating roughly what Redacted has in comments v those who think Trump does need to wipe out amap of the military capacity of Iran.

The other faction points to the plan for Greater Israel, Askenazi, Khazar. And so it goes on. There’s a third faction which we could call sovereign nations, of which I’m a supporter … thus Britain or MAGA as the main concern but we’re still not out of the woods even then.

One type of Christian says he’s of the kingdom of God, the triune God … therefore he has no truck with things of the world, such as nations, every demon welcome. The other type of Christian says render unto Caesar that which is Caesar’s. Also, the act of not resisting evil, as in physical invasion, destroys the underpinning Christianity which was a main driver forming the West. Do you stand watching a monster destroy your family because you’ve misinterpreted “love everyone”?

Then we come to this below … the biggest dividing point between those for the West as it was:


Were you to explore everything from the Barbary white slavers to Munich Games to Twin Towers (my feeling is they were used by the cabal behind Bush), to how many other atrocities … how about the Janjaweed in Darfur … what is the common connecting factor? Or the massacres of Christians in Nigeria?

Yet a decade and a half ago, TR was saying that while Mark Collett and Laura Towler were “no, no, it’s P*kis themselves, nowt to do with the death cult”. Er … sorry … that only partly suffices … to say it’s just Somalian tribalism or just P*ki or just Janjaweed, really does ignore the single connecting factor.

And if we state that publicly, we’re swatted and jailed, whereas to say it is, say, just Somali tribalism … that doesn’t get as severe an overreaction. I also do not disagree with Redacted, with IYE … this thing is not zero sum. We can also throw in western rapists, paedos and murderers, plenty of those, before even looking at globopsychosickos.

Just to take one random atrocity … Port Arthur, Tasmania … the mass shootings … Jihadi? Nope. P*ki? Nope. Indian? Nope. It was a manchurian asset sent out, just as so many “random” shootings have been. What of WACO?

This thing, as mentioned, is hardly zero sum.

Which does not negate the threat of jihadis in the least.

4. Steve at 1080

  • New Polling Shows Trump’s Immigration Policies Still Hugely Popular With the American People
  • Top FEMA Official Resigns as Trump Announces Plans to Phase Out Agency by Year-End
  • Supreme Court Upholds Tennessee Law That Bans Sex Changes For Minor
  • Iranian Government Plane Lands in Oman
  • Hackers Take Down Main Bank Serving Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps
  • Presidential E-4B “Doomsday Plane” Lands Near D.C.
  • Strike Overview: Zaporozhie Took The Brunt Of Assault
  • Electric vehicles collect huge amounts of data including psychological, genetic and health information
  • Much more.

3. DAD at 1080

a) According to Le Figaro, the 2025 Paris Air Show, inaugurated this Monday by Prime Minister François Bayrou, was marked by a diplomatic incident: Israeli President Isaac Herzog denounced the French government’s decision to close [and block off] Israeli stands as “scandalous.”

b) DJT is not keen on Macron: he writes…. “Publicity seeking President Emmanuel Macron …..

c) French MPs have voted to enshrine in law a ban on mayors celebrating marriages between French nationals and individuals facing deportation.

d) In a profile published in 2024 on the ‘Émile Magazine’ website, the new head of the Scouts and Guides of France declared that she was Lesbian and had a child.