(0810) Back to bed. (0906)

 

10. Moosh corner

9. Housekeeping

With Steve’s (Tuesday 1 to 5) and IYE’s (Monday 13 till close of play) … I want to run them as posts here … they’re important posts in themselves … but that’s to invite the algorithm bots in to hit the site.

It’s all a juggling exercise … I consider HQ, its comments thread, NOWP comments thread, UHC-WP plus comments, Jstack and X as separate sites but I also have certain bookmarking pages which can be brought out as and when, as archives and then the laptop, into which various usb sticks or harddrives can be attached. Then there are dead tree notes on top of that. Before even looking at our chaps’ and chapesses’ own archiving systems. Each house some of the data.

I’ll be archiving both those items in comments to outlying parts of the network in our corner of the sphere. Good reader, I am NOT leaving THIS LINK up here after elevenses, I do suggest you keep it somewhere, on dead tree I’d advise, then you can always access sensitive items.

8. From The Daily Sceptic newsletter today

“The Ministry of Justice is ordering the deletion of a large archive of court records, raising concerns that the Government is fleeing from transparency over failings in the justice system amid a string of murders and sex attacks by asylum seekers. The Times has the story.

Courtsdesk, a data analysis company that supports media and campaigners in monitoring court records, has been ordered by the Government to delete its archive, which provides a crucial tool for journalists covering the justice system.

The project was approved by the Lord Chancellor in 2021 to explore how a “national digital news feed of listings and registers can improve coverage of the courts by the news media” by opening up magistrate court records.

According to Courtsdesk, the platform has since been used by more than 1,500 journalists from 39 media organisations and the data provided have highlighted serious failures in the courts system. …”

7. Over at OoL

https://orphansofliberty.blogspot.com/2026/02/who-decides-what-we-do-snd-do-not-do.html

(0732) “A most important post indeed!” (Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday is in a few days,1867) (0734)

 

For longtime married couples

(0601) Morning all. About 50-50 here, healthwise, am proceeding slowly. Hoping you’re on top of things. (0644)

 

5. Apart from the Labour govt implosion

… this might be the next major UK issue, along with the verification scam by govt.

By the way, students of the ladies would know that Wilma is not a common Brit speaking female name. Here’s a hint of where it is more common. And the profile pic is also a bit of a giveaway above left.

4. This is the big one right now in the US

… and across the world, rightly or wrongly. Trump’s attitude is puzzling. Maybe he sees that, as Pammy and Killery say … if that list becomes public, the govt falls, the whole of the US falls.

3. Steve at 1289

• Senator Hagerty Defends ICE Agents, Blasts Democrats for Chaos in Minnesota – “It Takes Four to Eight Times More Agents to Go Into the Field to go After the Same Criminal”
• Affirmative Action Quotas in Question as Female, Minority Pilots Caused Half of Pilot-Error Crashes
• Kyiv Rejects Concessions, Moscow Insists on Anchorage Agreements: Diplomatic Deadlock Amid Mutual Strikes
• Tennessee State Senator Janice Bowling Introduced ‘Sansone mRNA Bioweapons Prohibition Act!’ Third State to Introduce Legislation Classifying mRNA as Weapons of Mass Destruction or Bioweapon
• The Great Oil Conspiracy: It has been known since the end of WWII that oil is not a fossil fuel; it is abiotic
• Israel Is Going To Attack Iran Even If The US Does Not – A Major Showdown In The Middle East Now Appears To Be Inevitable
• Much more.

2. Birthdays and birth fortnights

There are good reasons not to divulge, except to those in our inner circle, our birthday or any other private information. I do divulge them, e.g. to govt itself, I would to our core readers/tavern patrons but online like this … I just can’t, for security reasons. Plus I really want no fuss over it.

Therefore, I run a birth fortnight. If you divided February into thirds, well this is the middle third, starting yesterday the 9th, through to the 23rd, taking in a few old time friend’s bdays, plus Valentines, itself one of those friend’s bday. Works for me anyway. So yes, mine is during this fortnight.

1. DAD at 1289

a) Nearly 50 years after defending sexual relations with minors, Jack Lang finally falls. [Because of the] Hypocrisy of the French system: it took the Epstein scandal for Jack Lang, an untouchable figure of the champagne socialist left, to agree to resign….

b) Two journalists take great delight in tearing down the man, Renauld Camus, who merely observed the great replacement: telling the truth has become a perilous occupation.

c) The Berlin Senate is obsessed with “Right-Wing Extremism”: [but there are] no lessons are learned after January [electricity] blackout [by a Left-wing group.

d) “A major, underestimated scourge”: France remains the European champion of car thefts in 2025; at least one car stolen every 4 minutes.

e) Fleury-Mérogis prison. The CGT [Communist] union representative and his sister, the prison’s financial director, are at the heart of a cigarette smuggling operation worth over one million euros; €180,000 in cash was recovered.

(1600) Not been all that well this afternoon … I’ll post what I can, nothing spectacular.

 

19. Moosh corner

18. For those affected

17. We might need to consider this

At this stage, I’ve neither endorsed nor condemned. He accuses Bannon of theft from the Roger Stone fund. We need to explore.

16. More black history month

15. Steve

At the same time, drones are being deployed in swarms … see Steve in comments: In The Ukraine, all day long it’s Man versus Drone.

JH: From comments below one of Steve’s:

14. Labour seems to be enjoying itself today

13. Someone mentioned it’s black history month

… all of them kumbaya-ing and spreading love this February. Well that’s all right then.

https://twitter.com/not_rekt_11/status/2020862340615295151?s=20

 

If you can handle Askey, you might enjoy it:

“Curl up with this one on a dark and stormy night and prepare to be alternately amused, irritated and frightened. The creaky old plot about about a phantom train that’s said to run through the lonely English countryside at dead of night may be implausible, but it’s a lot of fun. There are some wonderful old cliches like “THE ACCIDENT” which the locals can remember but won’t talk about. But primarily the movie’s a vehicle for comedian Arthur Askey to showcase his particular brand of vaudeville style humour in between the scary bits. Askey’s corny humor is not very trendy these days but if you just let it wash over you it can be fun. This is probably the best of Askey’s movies.”

(0834) Was admiring patches of blue out there, then saw a chemtrail. (1017)

 

12. There are the reasons we thought at the time

… then the reasons the band put fwd … there may even have been unsaid things beyond simple jealousy or his failure, Pete Best, to fit in with the group dynamic … those might all have played a role, no question. There is this:

“From the Beatles early beginnings when they played in Hamburg, Germany and at the Cavern in Liverpool their drummer was a young man named Pete Best. Richard Starkey (Ringo Starr) was a drummer with another band that shared some of the same venues with the Beatles.

Pete Best was a handsome James Dean type, 1950’s style and by far the most popular band member with the girls.

Just as the Beatles signed their first record deal and went on tour which catapulted them to fame unlike no other band before or after them, they fired Pete Best. Almost as bad as getting fired, not before but as the Beatles became the biggest phenomena, the group members John, Paul and George, left it to their manager Brian Epstein to personally inform the drummer that he was no longer with the band. John, Paul & George never spoke to him then or since.

His large female fan base developed hatred and bitterness to the band and many others in the music industry thought his firing to be somewhat cruel and unwarranted. The Beatles decided that Ringo Starr would replace him and join them on their first world wide tour.

This was the unfortunate situation that Ringo walked into and he had no idea or inkling that Pete Best was getting fired until he was asked to replace him. The fury over his firing was of course taken out on Ringo more than anyone else and certainly no fault of his.”

But there’s a more conspiracist line to take too. Look at Hollywood and Weinstein and similar names who run things, with plenty of finance. Think too of the urinating in nuns legend … the malleability of the band members to do such things. Look at the whole casting couch culture in entertainmenthe Laurel Canyon thing, the three letter agencies.

I started looking up various movie moguls, e.g. Harry Cohn and put “askenazi” next to it. Looked up Louis B Mayer and his origins were obscured … then I found them. Who was the Beatles manager?

I’m not looking at ethnicity or religion per se in this, I’m looking at agendas of various groups. Madras-Liverpool lad Pete Best would not have fitted that agenda.

11. This I’ve had two days

… about time to post it.

 

The dates and ages are important to me here with this story:

https://www.laprovence.com/article/edition-vaucluse/4238222/ils-sont-les-meilleurs-danseurs-de-boogie-woogie-de-la-planete.html

The article is 2016, it has them at that point already dancing for five years, winning championships … he in 2016 is 31 years and she 26. Right, the dates on the dances posted below are 2020 (covid time), 2023 and the last 2024, looking towards 2025, when they married.

I’m estimating that in the last dance below, he is 39, nudging 40 and she 34, nudging 35. That’s tick-tock time for both, family-wise. So, in an attempt to cast them as a fairytale couple, their past cohabitation does not quite fit the Christian ideal.

And yet it’s so patently obvious that their eyes are for each other … this was picked up by audiences across Europe, it’s everyone’s ideal in these awful days now of division and separation … it’s a glimmer of hope that a male and female can work in tandem to this point, still having fun. What happens next?

And it’s my politics to a tee. Yes, we all know what our politics here are, us unherdables but with me, there’s always been this edge to it, to the point that if I’m friendly with this lady or that and she’s in such a relationship already, I’ve always rapidly backed off as they’re precisely what my politics are all about and always will be … male meets female, they court, marry, then comes the patter of little “thems”. And if a godly match … that seals it.

Looking at him, signs of a paunch now, a few errors in that last song, nothing really left to prove. Will she drop away or remain svelte? I love the maturity in that last routine, even greater closeness if that’s possible.

One commenter wrote:

Quiet prayer for both and for all sanctified couples out there.

(0647) Best get out of bed. Morning all. (0707)

 

10. Moosh corner

9. Powell

8. Who’s escaped?

7. Second of the prohibition pics

… from Atticus:

6. Classic case of the sum of the parts

… each part needing to be laid beside the others.

Starting with DAD adding, at 1288, about those creeps above us eating human meat, organs. There’s too much evidence now. Then:

Bondi says the rest was not released because it was too nauseating for people.

 

Meanwhile, in 2026 NUFC news:

Champion!