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20. OrkneyIslands

19. Right … let’s try it
Boney M, Blondie … hmmmm, mid 70s, first thought.
18. The ostriches … and thug plod

17. Absolutely no to Digital ID

16. Thought this might be of interest
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20. OrkneyIslands
19. Right … let’s try it
Boney M, Blondie … hmmmm, mid 70s, first thought.
18. The ostriches … and thug plod
17. Absolutely no to Digital ID
16. Thought this might be of interest
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15. The way things were
14. Toxic feminism
13. One of two most respected online journos
… imho, one over here being Charlotte Gill … downunder Elly Melly. I’ve not known them wrong yet. In Canada, it’s Alberta Sarah but she retweets the good oil more than writes herself.
12. Yes
11. The bstds are of course sneaking them in
(0727) Brightening up already out there. (0741)
10. It’s Autumn, it’s Fall, folks
9. Oh dear … caught with hand in the till
8. Water ain’t cheap
7. Another anti-hate hate group
6. Doing it hard downunder, just as we are here
5. Heat pump lunacy
(0102)(0639) Morning all, threatening skies, some vestiges of sun showing. (0715)
4. Steve at 1159
3. More on Elevatorgate
2. DAD at 1159
a) This should help France and Italy’s balance of payments. A vast money laundering group has been found. Fifty-five Gold Ingots and 2.4M€ cash seized….
b) b) On Saturday, September 20th, MEP Marion Maréchal gathered supporters of her young political party, Identité Libertés.
c) Secret film recordings have shown French Socialist Party executives held discussions with prominent public service journalists regarding strategy for the 2027 national election and the municipal elections of 2026.
d) Two heads of a state [Macron and Starmer] in full decline recognizes a phantom state with unknown borders, whose institutions are shaky and whose leaders lack true legitimacy.
1. Another lapse
(1628) Evening all.
26. Just caught this now
25. At the UN
24. One of the many cons forced on us
23. Eccentric but still loved by many
22. To whom are our loyalties?
For me, numero uno is in the metaphysical realm, as we feel was manifested on earth. In short, the Triune God … and therefore … we are both for this Power but we’ve also been taught we must love our neighbours, our fellow humans as well, difficult though that is.
Which humans? Just our tribe? Is Viktor Orban of my tribe? Was my ex-gf? I can love people in other tribes as long as they’re neither culturally exclusive, nor wanting to kill and harm us … that there are sufficient areas where we can see eye to eye. Those wishing us harm, and are in attack mode, we stop them. Those not particularly interested in us but not particularly wishing us harm, e.g. Buddhist monks … well there they go.
Within our own tribe … and mine flies under the flags of these isles … my loyalty is to these people first. But within our own tribe, too many have gone bad and become enemy, e.g. antifa retards. They need stopping, while we welcome the Eva Vlaars and Toodleses from outside the isles, as the culture is so similar.
All of that is par for the course, shirley. We each have our sacred cow sources, also those anathema to us … you’ll see ones this site does not countenance on the Bookmarks page. Again, par for the course.
So let’s get to this unherdable group of sites … what’s the prime directive? To ferret, deep dive is it not? With neither fear nor favour. What if we don’t like the truth we find? We still need to table … somewhere in the complex. Why? Good question … should we not just shut up shop, waiting for Godot? Wot … with known victims out there, real ones we should be helping? Sorry … this site is not ascetic, is not cloistered away … we must do these things … some of us gaining strength from Above.
21. Steve and Hearts of Oak at 1159
Hearts of Oak: Jan Jekielek – Uniting America: Reflections on Charlie Kirk, TikTok Dangers, & CCP’s ‘Kill to Order’
Was getting to some Baroque for DAD when suddenly, this film came up and as I had no film, thought it best to lasso and play … looks like western … until it started … restaurant, a killing … away we go.
“Producer: Maurice Geraghty. Copyright 17 March 1944 by RKO-Radio Pictures, Inc. New York opening at: 17 March 1944. U.S. release: March 1944. Australian release: 20 July 1944. 5,910 feet. 64 minutes.
SYNOPSIS: When a wealthy cattleman dies in a New York nightclub, the murdered man’s fiancée, accompanied by The Falcon, entrains for Texas.
NOTES: Number eight in the sixteen-picture “The Falcon” series. (The numbering in the book The Great Movie Series is incorrect. There is a teaser for The Falcon in Mexico at the end of this movie, although the heroine in the movie itself is actually enacted by Mona Maris, not Zedra Conde).
COMMENT: A novel entry in the series. True, the identity of the killer is pretty obvious. So obvious indeed that most audiences will discount that suspect as a possibility and look for someone else. So the suspense is well maintained nonetheless, and there are plenty of thrills on the way. Also the western setting allows for some new wrinkles on the urban mystery formula. An edge-of-the-seat stagecoach ride comes as a standout. And we like the way The Falcon handles himself on the box seat and in the saddle.
Romance is provided by an attractive trio, headed by Carole Gallagher (a new girl on the block, this is her only starring role. In fact she is credited in only two other movies: Hit Parade of 1947 and 1948’s The Denver Kid, in both of which she has only minor roles. A pity! She’s a lovely girl and fine actress).
Edward Gargan (pronounced “Garrigan”) makes the most of some worthwhile material handed him by the scriptwriters and holds up the humor end with ease. We love his running gag with the educated Indian.
Tom Conway, the perfect Falcon, maintains his usual suave composure, and receives excellent support from Cliff Clark (the detective), Donald Douglas (the lawyer), Minor Watson (the chief suspect), Barbara Hale (the suspect’s pretty daughter), and Joan Barclay (the murdered man’s ex-wife).
The direction by William Clemens is highly competent (if unobtrusive), while Harry J. Wild contributes the creative, consistently skillful photography.”
(1247) Afternoon all. (1333)
20. What’s in a name?
19. Vale Dickie Bird
18. Heat pumps, anyone?
17. More word salad
16. Much gibbering in Lon Don I Stan
Dedicated to Toodles.
(0931) Nice out there mid-morn. (1017)
15. Toodles on the fairway
Finally, I did get out the door and to the links. You wouldn’t believe my shots. I could have been a professional. Right down the middle. Pretty shots. My putting caused me to go one over par called a bogey. The next home was a double bogey. The third was 3 over par.
Suddenly I lost steam. I had gotten very hot. The hat I wore was more of a negative than a positive. I was sweltering. On the 4th hole I sat under the trees and just sat. I could not hit another ball. I could not. Spent. However my game until that point was the best I had done consistently since we started playing last April.
(JH: Was speaking to MMutR about Toodles’s feat and he was most impressed. My only contribution to this is I only ever played 9 holes once, for 58. Don’t think that matches Ms Toodles … frightening really.)
14. She’s not the only one saying it
13. It came to a head in 2014
12. The stylistic error of Sparkle
11. This ostrich farm thing in BC, Canada
Not so sure it was just on a whim … there was something in it for the dreeps, either monetarily, satanically to stress people out … or both … maybe to inure people to callousness, to have us in a daze: