WATCH: University of Nebraska-Omaha Public Safety security cameras show the moment two vehicles fell into a sinkhole on Tuesday — and how the drivers were able to get out.
21. Former UKIP, Brexit, briefly Reformer, Vicky, just posted
“Nigel Farage has a consistent pattern of behaviour. He rallies dedicated patriots and grassroots supporters to achieve big goals: first forcing the EU referendum and delivering the Brexit vote, then building Reform UK into a serious political force. But history shows what happens next. Once victory is secured or he gets the deal he wants, such as the partnership, pact, or “reverse takeover” arrangement with the Conservatives he has long hinted at to donors and in reports, he dumps the very people who did the hard work: the loyal patriots, the activists, and those who expected to stand as candidates. In short: Farage uses committed supporters to gain power, then discards them when they are no longer useful to his ambitions. The grassroots who built the movements and parties are left behind once the top prize is in sight.”
20. Sad thing the state of kids who have the vote
On Monday, college kids told us Trump didn’t do so well at the State of the Union.
I commented: “Good idea, done well but why oh why the horrible noise drowning out what each person was saying? This is a very American habit … they can’t just have people conversing, they have to use mood music to persuade. Not a good look.”
What was put up on the Wed 13 matter by me, from IYE’s link, can only be an initial summary … by no means exhaustive … there was heaps more … easily found on X by following the link, but if you’re not on X, how are you going to see the minutiae? And the minutiae is where the deep diving is. That’s where people are caught out … in the fine print and in the crosschecking.
In short, it does need to be in the hands of IYE, not a semi-ill landlord to ensure that the essential points are not missed. On the other hand, IYE does right … the buck stops with me as I’m the one hit over sensitive topics within Britain, less so overseas, plus I’m the one who has the overview of who’ll hit us and how.
Now, if you look at Orla Minihane’s post below … welcome to the club. You notice no one gets hit at Reform … when she was there, she could make whatever noises she liked … but once at Restore, she was open to abuse of the worst kind from Reform, Greens, Tories and Labour … all of them together.
And she’s appalled. Again, welcome to the club, darling. Rupert is reassuring her, which is good … it ain’t easy.
My choices here are to protect our sources, our readers, to know how far I can go, what crosses the line. There are ways to bury things but an enterprising person can still find out. On this topic … Nietspe and his connections … phew … better it appears on an American site whose boss has enough moolah to pay lawyers.
And that’s the state of play, Laze and Gem.
13. And furthermore, says IYE
“Why did the head of MI6, Sir John Sawyers, attend a dinner with Ep, Maxwell and P Andrew at E’s New York townhouse after E had been convicted of child SA?…………”
See Wed 14 about housekeeping issues arising from this.
12. The gal of the moment for Restore and rape gang victim justice
11. Donald’s darling summarised the speech thus
President Trump made some exciting policy announcements during his historic State of the Union speech that are all very popular with the American people:
The Great Healthcare Plan — to stop all payments to Big Insurance Companies, and instead give that money directly to the American people so that they can buy their own healthcare, which will be better healthcare at a LOWER cost In addition, the plan requires maximum price transparency.
Most Favored Nation Agreements to ensure that Americans, who have for decades paid by far the highest prices of any nation for prescription drugs, now pay the lowest price for drugs.
The “Rate Payer Protection Pledge,” which will have major tech companies provide for their own power needs for AI data centers so that Americans’ prices will not go up.
Banning large Wall Street investment firms from buying up single-family homes because homes are for people, not corporations.
Giving forgotten American workers access to the same type of retirement plan offered to every federal worker by matching contributions with up to $1,000 dollars each year from the federal government.
Ensuring that members of Congress cannot corruptly profit using inside information by passing the STOP Insider Trading Act.
Announcing the war on fraud to be led by our Vice President @JDVance.
Calling on Congress to pass the “Dalilah Law” — barring any state from granting Commercial Drivers Licenses to illegal aliens.
Calling on Congress to approve the SAVE AMERICA Act to stop illegal aliens and other unpermitted persons from voting in our sacred American Elections.
All voters must show Voter I.D.
All voters must show proof of citizenship in order to vote.
And NO MAIL IN BALLOTS, except for illness, disability, military, or travel.
Saw something in passing … Iryna’s parents in Congress, no idea why but it was an act of respect apparently, probably arranged by the RNC or Donny’s Wiles. Predictably, the demonrats refused to stand … what a disgrace.
Were it a demonrat who had died at the hands of a MAGA, I would have stood out of respect for the dead but then sat down again. Moving on … Riley Gaines just wrote:
“I can’t wait until we look back as a society and all recognize how absolutely insane and terrifying it is that an entire political party just admitted to caring more about illegal immigrants than American citizens.”
And Lisa over here, on the woman who said boys should try out wearing dresses at school:
We are very much at the mercy of these crazed clowns just now, which raises the immediate question … why? How do such completely unsuitable people get into these positions in the first place?
Because they’re recruited and pkaced there after brainwashing, innit. But someone is also behind the whole thing … someone with immense power and infinite money. Mark Matis, in comments at Jstack, is in no doubt who it is. Plus I made references myself to “diabolical”, did I not?
Afternote: I could easily have left today’s slot as is, readying for Wed 6 to 10 and readers would never have known the decision I made before bringing this above … and not this below:
Why did I drop the National Gallery piece? It’s actually very good, researched well by the lass, Sheyamali Sudesh. I ggled it to find her origin and it said nothing is explicitly stated, she is British. But she’s not. I did find this: “Her work often engages with South Asian identity, and in 2021 she held a workshop using indigo ink sourced by Tamil people in South India.”
Nothing whatever wrong with any of that … incidentally:
The issue is that this is a Tamil, posing as British, telling us about a European painting. Again, nothing wrong with that in itself … her knowledge might be great. I might even return to it, its universal theme … but not at 06:49, Wednesday, given the gall of the Sri Lankan “shadow home secretary” of this country Britain, and the way the establishment is now outsourcing everything away from the British.
Who is creating this dilemma? The establishment of course, desperate to be anything but British … a very sore issue right now.
(0523) Took a backwards step with some health matters yesterday … basics brought me back. At the same time, Wed 2 was also mentioned by a friend. (0608)
5. AI Amelia spouts human wisdom
This is the diabolical cleverness of that manipulation. The content above has a godly source … it attacks anti-human policy … but it’s stated by AI, which is basically Mengeles and Faucis, conscienceless humans, determining policy for humans … and we’re the lab rats … or beagles.
4. Look at the item in Wed 3 on Altman
One reaction from an Indian lady was:
“SamAltman just admitted AI will make most humans economically useless. Nobody’s talking about this. A single AI company could soon control more wealth than entire governments. The same AI giving them that power is also letting a 2-person startup beat a 500-person company. The weapon is available to everyone. Most people just don’t know how to pick it up yet.”
And yet again, it combines those two principles about seeing who’s saying it before what is said determines your faith in its legitimacy, together with whether it is essentially anti- human or not in nature. If yes, then it has a diabolical primary source.
Plus the third principle of they never stop, never sleep, keep returning to it, wearing us down … like a machine. IYE had this:
Over 40 Congressional Crybaby Democrats Skipping Trump’s State of the Union Address
House Republicans Present Nigeria Christian Persecution Report to White House
EU Parliament Refuses Minute of Silence in Memory of French Conservative Activist Quentin Deranque
UK And France Want To Give Ukraine Nuclear Warheads That Can Be Used To Arm Ballistic Missiles
Four Years Of Evolution: How Drones And Small Assault Groups Redefined Warfare
The statute of limitations for the COVID criminal conspiracy has not yet expired: Who should be prosecuted?
London Met Police Has Questions To Answer Over the Officer Who Stood Up for Free Speech Surrounded by Angry Muslims
Sam Altman Just Said Training Human Children Uses More Energy Than AI
Much more … and there really is, esp. in MftWC 1.
2. Too clever by arf, ego and false prophets
In the previous item, “it’s not the facts and figures which matter these days, but who is spouting them. That determines whom we believe” was the main thrust, or Big Science is flawed, as it’s poisoned by political considerations, e.g. readings from the way weather stations are placed near heat sources.
Then we get the false prophets like Milliband and the AGW nutters in general, with an added factor. If “back to basics” decency is voted in, these lost bstds never give up … they wait and then reintroduce it another way, only worse. They never, ever stop destroying humanity the moment it becomes civilised by following basic biblical precepts.
Overweening human ego by self-imagined “intellectuals” is the bane of the west. There are reasons the western social fabric worked, but the clever cligs existentialusts say nah, I’m the god in my life … only to pay later.
And that, my friends is diabolical, a dead giveaway.
1. DAD at 1304
a) It has become a “tradition”: whenever Emmanuel Macron goes on an official trip abroad, he takes the opportunity to announce (usually in English!) some new misdeed, the consequences of which will be felt by the French citizens he is supposed to govern and protect. (JH: This one will be in Wed 2.)
b) b) Far Left violence v. Far Right violence. Melenchon tells a porky. No one will ever know where @JLMelenchon and his followers in La France Insoumise (LFI) get their figures on deaths attributed to the far right, but if they’re not reliable or factual, they’re amusing. (JH: Again … it’s not the facts and figures which matter these days, but who is spouting them. That determines whom we believe.)
c) Is Lagarde’s rumoured early departure [a few months before the French Presidential elections] from ECB a safeguard against electoral risk in France?
d) Shocking parliamentary hearing on the Louvre robbery: security flaws and governance in crisis. Laurence des Cars, president of the museum, resigns.
e) The bill to legalise euthanasia in France is back for a final reading before being adopted by the deputies of the National Assembly. (JH: Eugenics bill from another angle.)
“This is an effective noirish suspense drama. The acting, direction, and cinematography are typical of 1950s low-budget productions but there are plenty of good scenes. After a slow start, the plot evolves into a modern morality tale where a scheming villain gets his payback. The print is inferior (Classic Film Noir, Volume 2) but the soundtrack is satisfactory.
John Bromfield delivers a convincing performance as an unscrupulous gold-digging gigolo who seduces and marries a wealthy widow (Martha Vickers) who is seriously ill with only a few months to live. Much to his dismay, the marriage works wonders for her health and she improves so much that he is forced to hatch a diabolically clever plan to murder her.
Of course, things quickly go wrong and lead to a terrific plot twist and surprise ending. Not classic noir, but a decent little movie with redeeming features.”
