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Monday [1 to 5]

(0604) Late start, plus slowing down, might mean some delays, not many. Grey poisoned wall to wall sky out there. Concerned about IYE whom I think might have missed this post item 8 . (0639)

 

5. The Chinese perspective


This is one of the three or four one-offs I’d ordinarily not post (as with Lord Toby’s Reform perspective these days). As it’s from the CCP directly, via South China news (their equivalent of Pravda perhaps), then take it or leave it … but it’s how they’re thinking.

4. Steve at 1467

  • Jesse Kelly Warns of the Communist Takeover in the United States, Not About the Numbers, “The Truth is, who is the Most Committed?”
  • Former Democrat Activist Explains How the Party Got Captured by the Radical Left.

JH: Going to add Alice Smith’s comment right here if Steve does not mind:

  • High-End Russian Escort Plants Trash Bin Bomb That Kills Ukrainian Submarine Commander Defector on Orders of Kiev
  • Kiev Burns Refineries, Moscow Takes Villages: Eight Settlements In Seven Days
  • FBI Covered Up Biden Crime Family Dealings In Ukraine As ‘Russian Disinformation’
  • UC San Diego Study Maps Brain Cell Shifts Between Ages 50 and 75
  • Preparing for civil war in Europe: FIEP, CoESPU, and EUROGENDFOR.
  • Much more.

3. A rarely posted item these days


2. DAD at 1467

a) France. Jean Messiha: “Election or Insurrection, the Republic’s twilight”. A French conservative magazine published a dystopian fiction imagining mass violence and chaos following a hypothetical Marine Le Pen victory in 2027, sparking widespread debate across Europe.

b) France. Lyon Prefecture Bans Rally Promoting ‘Remigration’ The Rhône prefecture banned an identitarian gathering in Lyon supporting “remigration” policies, citing public order concerns and allegations of racial discrimination.

c) The Beaches of England have become Migrant r@pe grounds. “We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall never surrender.”

d) A school in Ceuta is suffering the consequences of the recent mass migrant invasion of the Spanish city after illegals continuously littered, left faeces and urine, and used its facilities as a “camp.”

e) (See 1467 for this item)

1. The National Lottery

… plus the RNLI … what’s the difference in effect on the British public? Not a lot, imho.


The fragment below needs to be enlarged on your screen … you’ll get the idea.

Sunday [11 till close of play]

(1617) Almost evening all.

 

15. Moo corner


14. 2039


13. Always it’s the young women

… who hobnob with the enemies of their families.


12. These terrible folk on the right


11. TPA newsletter

While someone working in the private sector will take an average of four days off each year through sick leave, new TPA research has found that for people working in local councils, the number more than doubles to 10! Even compared to the wider public sector, council employees take 30 per cent more time off through illness.

Sickness absence is costing councils around £667 million every year, meaning taxpayers are losing around £3 million per working day. Figures suggest that mental health now accounts for over one quarter of all local authority sickness absence. Council staff are invoking mental health as a reason for sickness absence at more than three times the national level, at a cost of £176 million in a single year.

With a total of 9 million working days lost across a single year, town halls are missing out on the equivalent to 41,302 full time roles. For context, that’s the same size as the workforce at Wetherspoons. 

Fermanagh and Omagh reported the highest average of 18.6 days lost, while Glasgow Council clocked up an astonishing 1.32 million days lost in total over three years, the highest in the country. Fenland district council brags about its “happy and motivated workforce” but had the highest days lost due to mental health, making up more than half of their reported reasons for calling in sick.

Sun Mat

 

Just looking at the time factor … there’s Steve’s Holmes up front but a bit short for the slot right now, there’s a second Holmes I also saved, there are plenty of 50s sci-fis but one I’ve held in abeyance for a while is this police procedural, loosely based on Capone. One review said it was more accurate than The Untouchables.

Positives are the two leads, the reasonable story, the way it was a classic crime flick, the sharp copy. Negatives are mainly around the plodding nature of the plot but I quite liked it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Undercover_Man

The Undercover Man, 1949

Sunday [1 to 5]

(0448) Morning all … nondescript out there. Posts are up at Orphans and at Jstack. (0735)

 

5. More vaxx and pureblood tales


4. Steve at 1466

  • Trump Unloads on “Treasonists” Behind White House Ballroom Lawsuit — Says Preservation Group Exposed ” Top Secret” Military Details to the World
  • Comey’s Wife Texted Him Meaning of “86” Minutes Before His “86 47” Beach Stunt
  • Exclusive: RNC Condemns DNC Vote to Abolish ICE – Party Has Been Overtaken by Socialists
  • Dallas Airport Cancels Plans to Install Islamic Foot Washing Stations After Governor Abbott Intervenes
  • United Nations calls out Iran for its ‘other war’ – against Christians
  • Iran Hits Two Ships, Shoots Down Drone as Trump Threatens Hormuz Takeover
  • US Military Just Gave Cuba A Warning It Can’t Ignore
  • “The Patriot Math Doesn’t Add Up”: Why 5% of Missiles Won’t Save Ukraine This Winter
  • From Cairo to Mamdani: Obama’s Long Game
  • Europe’s shadow war leaves US behind: How the Baltic states and a “coalition of warmongers” are dragging NATO toward the abyss
  • Much more.

3. Housekeeping

As mentioned at 1466:18, DAD appears to be having posting issues at NOWP, whilst IYE appears to also be having here … see comment under Sat [6&7].

I’m also getting reports (plural) from America that they’re not receiving youtube access to certain youtubes from over here. Add to that my spam attack issue (see yesterday’s post item 6). Plus the keyboard not typing the keys I’m tapping but the ones beside them.

Any common factors? Well maybe it’s only the nourishing unherdable set of sites, no one else has issues. Also, it seems to be our France-based chaps plus me. Our Brit-based seem to have escaped.

Would be interested in your status report.

Now, as to IYE, I would never delete a Miss Marple … or was it a comment, in comments, on Miss Marple? Not sure. At least, if I did, there would be an explanation, especially for one of our three main “droppers”. Plus IYE did not return yesterday. France again?

Those Miss Marples can be found at Sat item 8.

2. DAD at 1466

a) The British public’s view on immigration is even more negative than it was in the wake of the 2016 Brexit referendum to leave the European Union and take back control of the nation’s borders.

b) UK. Burnham Suffers By-Election Defeat Hours After Farage Win. The Liberal Democrats won local by-elections in Devon and Yorkshire, defeating Labour and Reform UK and dealing a setback to Andy Burnham’s leadership ambitions.

c) Russia’s growing blockade of Ukrainian shipping in the Black Sea is threatening both Ukraine’s economy and global food security. With more than 90 per cent of Ukrainian agricultural exports passing through Black Sea ports, prolonged disruptions could cause farmers to struggle to find storage for their backed-up goods, break foreign contracts, and put pressure on global food markets.

d) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has mocked the United Kingdom by referring to it as the “Islamic Republic of Britain”, suggesting it could become the first nuclear-armed Islamic republic, during a podcast interview released on August 13, 2026.

e) USA. Fiasco in the factory: taxpayers funded a $533 Million artillery plant that made nothing.

f) Violent brawl erupts on Ceuta beach as illegal Moroccans cause chaos for terrified Spanish locals.

1. Gab is 10 today

… Andrew Torba:

“Today marks 10 years of Gab. What started in 2016 as a simple mission to defend free speech has survived deplatforming, censorship, government pressure, attacks, threats, and just about everything else you can imagine. Through all of it, you stood with us and kept us building.

I published a special 10th anniversary article today looking back at that incredible journey, the sacrifices along the way, and why I believe the next decade—especially our work with Gab AI—may be even more important than the first.”

Gab was certainly an idea which had its day, maybe still does but it seems to be largely American in scope, in the 2016 MAGA mould, even Q, Christian Nationalist (an interesting concept). I still have one friend over there posting, Lainey.