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Sunday [6 to 10]

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7. The Irish disgrace

Our Steve:

I add:


6. Hungarian GE today … Orban favoured

… but you know what tricks globopsycho and the EU have, lrt alone Malsi:

The MGB versus Leyland

 

Found this to send to Bobbie last evening but she said she just liked “old cars” … the inner workings of Leyland might not be what she was on about. My question is … was Leyland management really that hopeless? Coz it sure seems so.

How do these clowns get their jobs? Then again, look at Starmer and Rachel from accounts.

And yes, good reader, I am using the time to have brek and get some Sunday chores done.

Sunday [1 to 5]

(0829) An hour late, no matter … an attempt at blue+cloud up in the sky, shall see what happens. There are various YTs up at 1350, I’d say essential watching but who am I anyway? (0910)

 

5. Brutalism versus humanity and art again


4. Steve at 1350

  • Iran’s New Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei Reportedly Left Crippled and Disfigured by Airstrike That Killed His Father (JH: Oh dear, what a shame, never mind)
  • Is*amic Extremism Rising Worldwide (JH: Tell us some news)
  • African Descendant Claims British Threatened Her Ancestor, Then Learns He Was a Slaver Trying to Keep Brits from Ending Slavery in City He Ruled
  • Easter Ceasefire, Northern Threat: [The] Ukraine Readies Maritime Strikes As Russia Suspends Fighting
  • The Singularity Paradox: AI as the globalists’ weapon of control, depopulation and spiritual subversion (JH: Hmmmm .. that Kass article on Orthodoxy yesterday mentioned “hospital of the soul”)
  • The biraderi network is protecting Moose Limb rape gang perpetrators in the UK (essential reading)
  • Former Fort Bragg contractor charged under Espionage Act for leaking Delta Force secrets
  • Much more.

3. Scumbags in the Senate


2. DAD at 1350

a) Pennes-Mirabeau (13): A 19-year-old @fghan migr@nt was arrested for a series of sexu@l @ssaults on goats and sheep….

b) A new report points to signs of looming credit problems for the EU’s deeply indebted governments. Ignoring these signs is not an option….

c) Info filed under ‘We told you so’, at the time. It’s the same warning for the UK. The Coverup: warnings months before the Spanish Blackout, “Today was really bad” and “we’re going to crash”. (Jo Nova)

d) Britain’s Most Powerful Secret Organisation: Chatham House Exposed.

1. Dearth of real news on the Iran “talks”

… may as well use the ZeroHedge newsletter this morning:

Yeah yeah, ra ra ra. Next stage in the sabre rattling theatre begins.

As a very, very young child, maybe too young to really know, we were hearing, on radio, about Kennedy, Kruschev and imminent nuclear war … we’d just had some Bay involving Pigs … it was discussed by the kids among ourselves, think our teacher made a statement … next thing we know … Kruschev has pulled missiles out of Cuba.

There was no intentional connection yesterday, here, to the Cuban musical reference. That’s all on Iran for now from me.

Pascha

First up, quite interesting (to me) was that I was woken in the middle of the night … here is my timestamp on the ipad:


Second was the timetable concluding the commemoration … West last week and East this week. The Eastern heavily involves the Saturday and the harrowing of hades as they put it … Kassandra Troy sent this last evening, my time:

https://amid5ttheruin5.blogspot.com/2026/04/holy-saturday-2026-live-from-jerusalem.html

Third follows that immediately, the realisation that in order to continually teach, one must also commit to continually studying and learning. I am in a position where friends in America are doing that in the “protestant” or biblical manner, meaning both Testaments, Old and New, not one without the other. This is no zero sum.

Fourth thought to enter the head was to retrieve this quote from Agatha Christie’s Harley Quinn who, in one short story, has a little ole man, Mr. Satterthwaite, stumble upon a woman about to leap from a coastal cliff where her now empty house is … setting is Italian coastline, maybe Capri, maybe not. He addresses her about it:

Vigorously underscoring that point were various vid-memes last evening on X, where in one of them, a man walking along a street beside a housing block suddenly changed position, looked up and caught a baby which had fallen from a high balcony. In another, a girl was about to plunge from a bridge, passers-by immediately dragged her back from the brink.

Fifth thought for me was, at 0355 BST, to go back and re-read the link just posted, from Kass’s blog.

From that re-reading, it was clear that the Western church (small c) concentrates on the first day, the crucifixion, then easter day, whereas the Eastern places great significance on what Jesus was actually doing on the second day … West and East, combined, make that a Friday, Saturday, Sunday thing and that’s complicated by the one week separation between commemorations.

Last evening, in eastern Europe, the Orthodox mounted a vigil in Khrams across the lands, awaiting the completion of the job He had to do in another place, then His reappearance to humankind … one specifically mentioned is Mary Magdalene and other women.

This is the third day commemoration of Resurrection. In southern USA, it is called by many Resurrection Day. For me, personally, it began on Palm Sunday in the West and ends right now, at 0405 this Sunday the 12th, with DAD having just posted at NOWP from France and I about to zonk or crash for my second sleep, starting the Sunday blogging around 0730 to 0800 (current cunning plan). I’ll have a Pascha luncheon later, as I used to in Russia, aroubd 1100.

No more nor less than that, let’s keep it simple.

Oh, one last thought … if we’re looking at key dates, try the 1054 Schism, the 1182 Massacre of the Latins, and the 1204 sacking of Constantinople, led by the Merovingian mesmerised Franks. /END.

Sat Mat too

 

Thought this was a “so bad it’s good” movie at first but it’s not quite bad enough for that … there are some weird things happening along the way. Review:

“This is a most unusual, low-budget B/W adventure from producer Roger Corman, directed by skillful Nathan Juran; one whose creators do a neat variation on the old tale of people kidnapped by a fugitive heading to somewhere and needing their vehicle or themselves as hostages.

I find the storyline straightforward and classic noir. Scene:  a casino in Las Vegas, a marine just back from service (Richard Conte), buys a drink for platinum blonde (Mary Beth Hughes), and somehow insults her; so they have a public quarrel but then reconcile the problem.

The following  day, he is taken in by the sheriff and named prime suspect in the girl’s demise; she has been strangled. Using his military skills, he overpowers the officers holding him and sets out on the “lam”. Troopers are checking the highways for him, hence the title, and also the state border.

So he hitches a ride with with two women who (happen to have had) car trouble. One is a wealthy fashion photographer from New York, Joan Bennett; her young assistant, Wanda Hendrix, is the other. The two try to rid themselves of him, but he stays with them–finally having to use force to have his way.

He heads for the town where he grew up, for a climax, finding it under the waters of the Salton Sea. The film ends happily for Conte, but not before Bennett’s dog has been killed, and he has been tested to the limit.

The film is inexpensive-looking, with indifferent dialogue but the story line is good, clean and memorable. Roger Corman devised the original story; four others had a hand in the screenplay. There is original music by Edward Kay and some decent but hardly outstanding technical work. In the cast along with the principals are stalwart Reed Hadley, Frank Jenks, Iris Adrian, Harry Harvey,Tom Hubbard (one of the writers) and others all showing to advantage.

I first saw this film nearly fifty years ago; and it is still memorable and satisfying … with more money and better dialogue, I believe these actors and the director could have made a fine narrative even better.”

Orthodox Pascha [16 to 20]

(1243) Afternoon all … it’s been busy, mainly weekend cooking. Grand National is at 4 p.m. (1825)

 

20. Beware of sweeteners

Screenshot

19. Moo corner


18. IYE corner

a. Worth a shuftie:

“A Message From Amanda: The Ep**** Survivor Who Was Deported By The Trump Administration Speaks Out”:

https://substack.com/home/post/p-185025688

(Paolo introduced Melania to Trump, so the story goes. He part of Donny’s administration)

b. Radiation

At 1350:5. Plus:

“The Forgotten Children of Fernald: How MIT’s Science Club Hid a Radioactive Secret”

17. The ladies seem to be making all the running


Anna Paulina named four of them … women … in congress … she needs airtight security now, what with insulting the entire deadhead congress … popular with us, dangerous for her.

16. Steve’s ChatGPT interrogation

… will soon be up at 1250:4.

Saturday [11 to 15]

(0833)(0929)

 

15. I’ve gone back to cod


14. Moo corner


13. Someone in Florida is checking out Higham


12. Steve on South Africans

South Africans chant call to genocide against White people. “Kill the boer, the farmer
” This is the reason America is granting refuge to White South Africans.

11. Over at OoL

https://orphansofliberty.blogspot.com/2026/04/the-contrived-generation-war-using.html

Also at Jstack.

If you go back to that first bassoon number

 

… this is the original version (the audio is) from 2018, from Camila Cabello (Cuban) … song is Havana. The accompanying video is from the shuffle era in the late tweens. Thing is … 2018? Me? Someone refusing to listen to rubbish after 1997 as a rule?

Think it’s because it’s Latina, not Cyrus/Swift type excrescences. Now, for young aficionados of this modern “culture”, this listed “young thug” was the one dancing in the middle with the dance instructor … he wasn’t too bad. Thought the tall guy was not bad at his moves either. The girls were just girls … the chef was amusing.

Now this is for the boys, coz girls already know how to do everything anyway … you ready, chaps? Plimsolls on, leotards?