(1103) Elevenses! (1143)
15. Hungary just came into some gold

14. State of play

13. This is one to read from the bottom up


12. Today’s perhaps?

11. The perfect man
… a cautionary tale;

(1103) Elevenses! (1143)
15. Hungary just came into some gold

14. State of play

13. This is one to read from the bottom up


12. Today’s perhaps?

11. The perfect man
… a cautionary tale;

(0853) Still grey and gloomy out there. Have a wunnerful weekend. (0903)
10. Moo and I would like it to be known
… that we’re not really obsessed by trams:

It just appears that way.
9. Sleazy Congress

8. Political comedy

7. Councils and quangos

6. Over at OoL
https://orphansofliberty.blogspot.com/2026/03/issues-of-ethnicity.html
(0606) Morning all, dull grey cloud is up. (0755)
5. The new ballroom

4. The sane way

3. Steve at 1314
2. Roob puts up some strange things at times

1. DAD at 1314
a) Mélenchon [Neo-communist] explains that Notre-Dame de Paris was built thanks to Muslim knowledge….
b) NANTES: Infatuated with an inmate, a prison guard smuggled in 77 packages—containing phones, drugs, and alcohol—and sent nude photos to prisoners. She received a suspended sentence….
c) Liberation newspaper. Daniel Kretinsky is once again opening his chequebook. The Czech businessman will lend an additional €17 million….
d) What is going on at Cogolin, a small town in the Var region near Saint-Tropez? The municipal campaign promises to be unusual….
(1709) Evening all.
25. Meanwhile
Bassim Said Haidar, a Nigerian born member of the WEF and a globalist, has just donated six figures to Nigel Farage’s party.
24. Blackrock has halted all withdrawals
Something in the wind?
23. For the Vets

22. What on earth?




21. IYE corner
a. What were they trying to convey? Clue in the url:
b. Clue in the url again:
https://archive.org/details/benjamin-netanyahu-ordered-to-hasten-jewish-messiahs-coming
Trying to force God’s hand.
20. Steve corner
a. At 1314: Hearts of Oak: Sam Faddis – Decoding the Iran Conflict: Military Strikes and Global Repercussions
b. Published this afternoon..
Revealed: Britain to get Islamophobia tsar | https://spectator.com/article/revealed-britain-to-get-islamophobia-tsar/
(1119) Elevenses already, folks. (1708)
19. Moo corner with a difference
… yes, I cropped the profile pic, it was a long ago Moosh offering.

18. The medical insurance racket

17. A variation on “get a room”

16. IYE corner
a. US govt adopts Chabad Armageddon Language
https://henrymakow.com/2026/03/march-5—us-gov-adopts-chabad.html
b. ”Atoms for Peace”
https://www.brookings.edu/articles/sixty-years-of-atoms-for-peace-and-irans-nuclear-program/
So glad I found these two reactors, as they do it as I do, analytically, but from the other end of this post-war era. They’re forever examining how people were thinking and acting back then, through the changing nature of the songs.
Before going any further … yes, there is early music, Baroque, Classical etc. and it serves two functions … firstly the greatness of the music itself but secondly, providing a historical record. I’m not saying in any way that this below matches the 1700s classic music, musically … but I am saying that it’s an accurate historical record, plus quite listenable for most folk.
Given that, this young man below, who had the channel running before the girl arrived on the scene … he is mightily enhanced by the girl and she’s certainly for their partnership. That’s the added bonus here … their interrelationship … and while we’re on the topic of this lonesome blues style period, post 60s, time of dashed dreams, descending into gloom through the 70s … well it’s best listening to these songs with those two analysing them.
For example, he points out, or she does, that had he/she just listened to the song alone … weeelll, yes, nice song … but in that hothouse atmosphere of Cliff, Karen and Toy Caldwell, there’s this added edge, this poignancy, let alone what two headphones do … isolating the instruments.
In short, there’s this “heated piquancy” going on, especially for someone like me who lived through, was mightily active, at that time. “Gonna find a hole in the wall, crawl inside and die, jump off a mountain, nobody gonna know.”
Yes. Indeed. When she sent the Dear James letter, it messed me around … yet here we are in 2026, speaking about things again. Wonders of modern science, eh?
I really like their level of perception, these two, though with obvious shortcomings, not being from the era. They’re on the ball, vital, interested … what more can a viewer hope for? And one thing they point out in another reviewed song, is that the 70s were the antithesis of the early 60s innocence … it was the new cynicism, disillusionment … songs of experience, to wax Blakish a moment.
You might be relieved to hear that this is the last of this series on dashed love, although I do plan to run one more MTB song some time soon.
(0900)(0900)
15. Report from the Fens
14. Col’s advice on cuisine

13. Eating at home

That’s fine as far as it goes but there’s also … is it butcher’s meat or has it been through the processing? What sort of poisons were in the grass eaten by those cows? Or pigs? Were they outside? Vaccinated with poisons? Can you sctually cook? What to have as a side? Etc. etc. etc.
12. It’s in the url
https://jameshigham.substack.com/p/doodlewhales-compendium-of-restore
11. Deryl on this brain-scrambled Greenie