One of the greatest imho:
One of the greatest imho:
… ten too powerful for their time. (JH: Caveats again …higher pitched voice and being American, pronounced Brough wrongly, without checking … or else it’s AI voiced. It’s pronounced “bruff” by the way. See comments for other things it had right, wrong.)
(0757) Sun’s out as the chemtrails diffuse. (0821)
10. Moo corner

9. Kay Burley in a boat

8. That Alex Clown again

7. The Massachusetts thing again


6. Card scamming

(0523) The chemtrail planes are out there, laying trails. Morning all. (0630)
5. Climate change attendance

4. Steve at 1464
3. Folic acid

Why are they wrecking bread and other foods? Let’s cut to the chase … they hate you and have been seconded to an agenda.
That agenda is set at different levels, tailored to the current battle. So it can be made to look like the Russians … or the EU … or the WEF … or UN in past days … or evil families in the Alps … or Rockefeller … whatever bete noure infuriates you most.
But there must be some sort of Jeremy Irins (Time Machine)? There is, but you have to act as if he does not exist, even though words such as disbolucal, demonic, fiendish are eons old. And even more than that, you have to pretend his eventual Nemesis does not exist either.
Ok, wheel out the Philosophers to explain how it all stems from Man himself, God-Man. Yeah yeah, from the days of the ziggurats, eh, from the Tower of Babel, from the BIS building or the bull in Brussels … throw in a Higgs boson. Read some Nietzsche or Spinoza. Or Kant. Or Hegel.
If you have a stent, you are contraindicated with all flour now, plus other foods. Them are murderers … Fauci, Massachusetts, Bovaer, Folic Acid.
2. DAD at 1464
a) Quo Vadis, Europe: a new dark age or the next Renaissance? It’s not that European elites embrace the uninvited illegal aliens’ values. They just despise their own. A Civilization ashamed of itself cannot ask others to assimilate into anything meaningful. And so they don’t.
b) Europe’s migration debate is still trapped between more and less. The next reform should link discretionary migration policy to measurable economic, institutional and social capacity, while being firmer at the border and fairer towards those who live by the rules within it.
c) Russia has found counters to all NATO weapons used by [the] Ukraine. Former army chief pointed to the early impact and subsequent decline in effectiveness of specific systems.
d) The fight-back begins – Spain. An OCEAN of Spanish patriots just flooded the streets of Ceuta to take their country back, and oppose the 3rd world Mooslim invasion.
e) The fight-back begins – England. UK Immigration Protests: Kent crowds chant ‘You’re going back!’ amid migration row.
1. This ice-cream van rant has reappeared yet again
… so best we run it here so y’all know:
(1506) Hoping your afternoon is A-OK.
19. The Met Office

18. That Alex Clown

17. The reality of life back then

16. Enforced pron in schools

15. Rule Britannia

14. Target on their backs now

13. Not quite a rain dance

12. Higham commenting on Kobie
… and a wokeratist breaks in:




11. Higham gets gobby and wisecracky

10. Moo corner

9. DAD at 1464
Millions of UK households could face three-hour rolling power cuts under new emergency rules giving the National Energy System Operator (NESO) greater authority to respond to severe electricity shortages.
The new Demand Control Rotation Protocol allows NESO to introduce controlled regional blackouts with at least eight hours’ notice, without requiring prior government approval.
| https://www.share-talk.com/uk-grid-operator-gains-emergency-powers-for-rolling-blackouts/
The measures are intended as a last resort when other options for balancing electricity supply and demand have been exhausted. Critical infrastructure including major hospitals, water treatment facilities and military sites would be protected.
8. Out of Alberta

7. Pop music

Not much point me doing these … had a quick skim down the list … recognised a few artists but almost none of the songs. I simply was not listening to the radio in 74, more cassette compilations I made, always from albums. Eagles, Steely Dan, JJ Cale, whatever. And glam … simply passed me by, same with techno later. 80s was a complete blank for me for pop. Dolly Parton maybe, Susie Hoffs. Didn’t hear pop again until the 90s.
6. Tax

This Happy Breed (1944) | Full Movie HD | Celia Johnson, Robert Newton | David Lean British Classic:
Wiki: The film tells the story of an inter-war suburban London family, set against the backdrop of news events, moving from the post-WWI era of the 1920s to the growing threat of another world war, with the passing of the torch from one generation to the next. Domestic triumphs and tragedies play against such transformative changes as the coming of household radio and talking pictures. The film was not released in the United States until April 1947.

(0920) Been a hellish morning so far. How’s yours been? (0942)
5. Steve at 1463
4. The evil in Massachusetts


3. DAD at 1463
a) The EU. Abolishing the Foreign Policy veto will not create a common strategic interest where none exists. It will merely allow the majority to impose on individual countries decisions that those countries may regard as a threat to their own security.
b) Italian Intelligence warns of another Mass Invasion of Ceuta as early as 10 August. Spain is reinforcing the enclave as thousands from the first storm remain, leaving reception facilities overwhelmed and public order strained.
c) From Adenauer to Spahn: the unravelling of Germany’s Christian Democratic tradition. The CDU once sought to anchor postwar Germany in a Christian vision of human dignity and moral order. Today, its symbols remain while the convictions behind them fade.
d) Germany. AfD Opens 20-Point Lead a Month Before Crucial State Elections. A new poll puts the AfD on course for a historic victory in Saxony-Anhalt, whilst the CDU may need support from other parties to prevent an AfD government.
e) The Second Vatican Council’s decree on priestly training, Optatam Totius, calls upon seminarians to “acquire a knowledge of Latin which will enable them to understand and make use of the sources of so many sciences and of the documents of the Church”. Yet, more than 65% of the cardinals have no knowledge of Latin, according to Francesco Capozza, a journalist for the Italian daily Il Tempo ……
Brought by reader/commenter Bill for you car buffs…
Have a look at this JDM car:
https://mag.toyota.co.uk/toyota-will-vi-have-you-ever-heard-of-it/

“We would not be surprised if you have never heard of the Toyota WiLL Vi. Though distinctively styled, this four-door saloon was produced for only two years on a low-volume schedule. It was also only available in Japan. And as if to try and guarantee its international invisibility, you cannot find a Toyota logo anywhere on the exterior or interior.”
(0742) This is a slightly different version of the post currently up at OoL and at Jstack. (0752)
The mastermind, the morlocks, the eloi and those who say no

