(0744) Seem to be using the word “frenetic” a lot lately but this 0530 to 0930 period has everything hitting at the same time. Twenty-four snippets in one hit? Then it at least fades for a while … brekky time … and I have to check on close people. Not in the least complaining, it’s good in fact. Just had to spring DAD from comment prison … must have a look now why. (1108)

 

5. The value of self-control

4. This Natalie Fleet creature

Just ask yourself (rhetorical as you already have been) … how on God’s earth is someone like young Ms Fleet even remotely qualified to be in charge of censoring our posts and tweets! Answer of course is she is not, therefore she does what the monsters tell her to do.

3. Let’s look at this Magyar issue

2. DAD at 1446

a) French Lawmaker Chenu proposes referendum to ban Isl@mic veil. France’s Rassemblement National proposes a referendum to ban Isl@mic veils in public spaces, using direct democracy to maintain a symbolic pledge while avoiding internal disputes and implementation details.

b) In a recent vote in the National Assembly, MPs from La France Insoumise laid bare their views on justice, the protection of the most vulnerable and their hierarchy of priorities. By proposing to remove the possibility of imposing a life sentence ….

c) ROBERT BATES: I’ve used every method available to get Labour to reveal the real number of serious crimes committed by migrants in Britain. Now, they’re taking legal action to block me… it’s a complete cover-up.

d) Maria Rosander, [a veteran Swedish police officer] who has served in the police for 17 years and leads the national-conservative Sweden Democrats in Uppsala County, said ….

e) Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is seeking to contain outrage over the death of Moroccan-born Abderrahim Fakir during a police arrest in Bologna, while resisting efforts to condemn officers before the evidence is known….

(0656) Morning all … dull out there. Page for July here. (0658)

Awash in a sea of anomalous snippets

If you look at the sea of voting normies out there, so easily gulled with the MSM as their main source, with various forms of entertainment as distractions, their welcome relief, let alone contending the simple worry, in the face of a govt looking for any pretext at all to tax or steal them to oblivion … in any western country …

… whose idea of cutting edge political “discussion” is BBCQT or C4 … then I’m not trying in any way to be a smarta**e because I’ve been messing up big time myself in the field of ladies … but perhaps I’m one of a growing band of observers.

And as observers on soc-med, we get to know … we get to work out the good ones such as Charlotte Gill or Brian Cates now and then.

So we see snippets, the topic of this post, moreso than a journo-prepared pap piece (the way we’re meant to think embedded in the subtext).

In short, we are seeing anomalies whoosh past us in our timelines and there’s just too much of it to handle in one go.

Take, for example, Mike Lindell, of pillow fame … great supporter of the Donald pre-election … one of the good guys, no?

That’s as it should be … in a functioning society.

But we’re not in a functioning society … we’re under a bunch of paid, psycho clowns who obey the money.

Was your first question, “Who’s Mike Lindell?” And why would that be your first question? Is it because you’re focussed almost entirely on Brit news or World Cup or food shopping or your workplace or light relief?

So somewhere along the line, we start picking up on snippets, often random, esp. on X, the premier platform in 2026, hence the govt wants it banned from the country. Along comes Natalie Fleet who’s just resigned … (heard of her ? look her up) … her job being to restrict what you can view.

Whoops, a snippet flew by … Viktor Orban starting a Magyar resistance against this Peter Magyar, the Hungarian version of controlled opposition type Farage who has everyone gulled on this “don’t split the vote” pap … welcome Burnham, all blame Lowe.

And that’s where we are. Long ago, I was often quoting Perry Mason from one of those books, speaking to a Sgt Holcombe on the stand. Mason asked what happens when you sometimes see pieces of evidence which don’t accord with the general trend of the “evidence”? Awkward snippets in other words.

And Holcombe said: “You ignore em.”

How many people come onto dissident soc-med and bring their MSM habits with them? That is … find a comfortable show which seems to say all the right things, e.g. Mike Graham … and get one’s reality from that limited look?

Instead of actually investigating and building up impossible vaults of snippets, then losing them over time?

Let’s face it … we here do the best we can on these blogs to get issues to readers … multi-author is better … but the very best require a news organisation with a fleet of reporters which none of us can afford in either time or money … either energy or inclination. How many of us are, essentially, lazy bstds, easily jaded or bored?

Have a wunnerful Thursday, good readers all.

(1532) A long way from evening but let’s start.

 

21. Well well well

Recipient of the coveted NOWP comments award goes to our Steve for his MftWC 1 … yay! It’s the site’s 15,000th comment … how bout that!

It’s a bit of a mixed bag … HQ has 6718 comments just now, while NOWP has been going, I think, since 2009. Still, congrats, Steve … your award is a weekend at Bernie’s.

20. Moo corner

19. Atmosphere

18. The Falklands and Maggie

Please see Toodles at one of these two:

| https://orphansofliberty.blogspot.com/2026/07/of-maggie-and-falkland-islands.html

| https://jameshigham.substack.com/p/of-maggie-and-the-falkland-islands

Then:

17. A direct view

16. IYE has Leah

… and Steve has Sarah Rogers. It’s up to the chaps if they want it at NOWP or even here at:

|https://unherdablecats.com/july-22nd/

We do have options.

 

Yesterday, not everyone immediately understood that when I write the innocuous:

HERE

… that it might be something worth seeing. You see, right now, I’m going back through the Unherdables posts and if it’s any good, it’s usually in a different format, only viewable from that older post.

(1251) Afternoon all. Today’s “just in case” url | https://unherdablecats.com/july-22nd/ Also don’t forget 1445:1. (1306)

 

15. Thank goodness for memes

Oops … ran the meme twice … shall find a new one.

14. It’s murder

13. One of the rape gang girls speaks

12. Via IYE in comments

11. The baby within

 

Normally I buy supermart, possibly halal, who knows what else?

Yesterday, I was taken to a local butcher’s:

Expensive? Look how much I got for that price:

Now, I must add £16 for return cab next time (having him wait). Do the math(s).

(0814) A really meaty post coming up next, chaps and chapesses. (0928)

 

10. Invested in not hiding and suppressing any cure

9. The utter horror of it

8. Lammy is the killer argument

7. Destroying heritage, step by step

… not just fabians but demins, locusts.

6. The generosity knows no bounds

 

The humour here is that he has no idea I’m posting this … just why youtube decided to put it in notifications now is a puzzle. Plus the humour is … one lady and I have been talking many names from the past, of whom Lord Somber (blogrolls) is one. There is a long history with us. Plus our boys here are probably going to cough and ask WTAF, whilst our girls will just enjoy, ha ha.

(0645) Morning all. Morning after the day before. Dull grey out there, wall to wall, rain in the air. (0726)

 

5. Moo corner

JH: While in reflective mood, what’s with Moo at this site? Wunnerful lady, does not suffer fools, her replues to me are usually five words or less, ha ha … but a stalwart for this land and there’s mutual trust. She’s a good’un.

4. Christine puts a question

I’m thinking it’s as well to know who’s who. There are two Christines just now in our orbit … Christine Oswald, dyed-in-the-wool Reform head office honcho … and Christine Easdale, the much vilified (afterwards) former Reform councillor who went across to Restore and is a stalwart there, if a feisty lady all the same. In short … a good girl in our eyes. I like much vilified people doing right.

Plus we have so many powerful ladies and young guys coming in now on the side of good, of honesty.

3. Evets at 1445

Foreword by JH: It’s pretty vital, methinks, that strong signals be sent that any sabbaticals make zero difference, that all is as it was … because the standing or falling of this blog complex depends on consistency in all ways. If a tavern is on wonky foundations, then it is hardly a haven, more like a death trap or scene of destruction. And none of us put in the effort for that result.

On the other hand … there is some tweaking now and then and sorry, but Bannon has blown his cover and I won’t run his anymore until he comes clean on Epst. … I ask the noble and highly needed (our) Steve to pls desist on posting WR for now.

All else as is.

• Trump Warns Democrat-Run States Are Going to Become ‘Ghettos of the Future’ as Rich People and Companies Flee
• New Jersey Dem Governor Makes Damning Admission: ‘Serious Software Error’ Allegedly Led to Registration of Thousands of Non-Citizens and Some of Them Voted
• Nigeria: Fulani Islamists Claim to be Victims Amid Ongoing Attacks on Christian Villages
• CPAC Great Britain Was a Bit of a Let-down – If I’m Honest
• Two More Vessels Seriously Damaged Following Iranian Strikes Near Hormuz
• No Safe Harbor: Russia’s Sustained Campaign Targets Odessa Shipping
• UK class action lawsuit isn’t costing AstraZeneca anything; it’s costing the taxpayer everything
• Four cultures, one flower: How hibiscus tea matches blood pressure drugs
• Former FBI official Nikki Floris: “I’m basically running a shadow government across the FBI at this point”
• The Odyssey: Nolan’s Toxic Assault On Western Civilization
• Much more.

2. Life in Romania

1. DAD at 1445

a) The Metropolitan Police have announced that it has found “no evidence” to charge anyone in connection with a widely reported alleged far-right plot against an Islamic event in Suffolk….

b) Britain’s migrant crisis risks being pushed back to ‘elephant in the room’ status by the government once again as new left-wing Prime Minister Andy Burnham declined to mention the policy area once in his first speech….

c) On Sunday, July 19, Daniel Ortega—whose presidency has been challenged by the international community for nearly twenty years—announced that there would be no more elections in Nicaragua. The goal?….

d) King Charles hails Europe’s first eco mosque as a ‘remarkable example’ of faith and sustainability. (Satan at large, in charge, locusts everywhere. They move among us.)

(1723) Evening all. Productive day, back to the blogging.

 

20. Father adores his daughter … what’s not to like?

19. Brunel

18. Folic acid again

17. Lord T, via email

16. Steve on football, but not as we know it

The Champions Who Forgot to Play Football!

Here is a statistic to frame above your fireplace and show your grandchildren: Argentina’s first shot of any kind in Sunday’s World Cup final arrived in the 115th minute, a record of futility for a World Cup. Spain finished with 20 shots to Argentina’s two, twelve on target to none. Not one. In a final. ESPN called it arguably the worst World Cup final in living memory, and that was the polite version.

NBC Sports put it plainly: Argentina were more concerned with fouling and fighting than playing football, and the way several players behaved was a disgrace that tarnished their legacy.

According to Football365, Scaloni’s men committed more first-half fouls than they completed passes into the attacking third. Their 12.29 fouls per game was, per NBC, far and away the highest of any semifinalist.

The punditry class reached for the thesaurus. “It’s a disgrace,” said Gary Neville on ITV. Alan Shearer told the BBC that Leandro Paredes “threw two or three haymakers into someone’s face” in the post-whistle brawl that earned him a red card after the final had ended. Joe Hart called it “disgusting.” Lee Dixon called it “anti-football.” Wayne Rooney simply shrugged: we’ve seen this from Argentina before.

And where was the captain? Sitting on the turf, weeping, while his teammates disgraced the shirt he made famous. Sorry, but no. A captain’s job in that moment is not to cry. It is to get up, wade into the scrum, grab the idiots by the collar and order them to behave like gentlemen. Messi shook every Spanish hand, as Hart noted, and fair play. But leadership was required, and leadership stayed seated.

Consider the route, too: a group of Algeria, Austria and Jordan, then Cape Verde in the round of 32. All the jeopardy of a heated driveway.

Spain were everything football should be. One goal conceded in eight matches, the fewest ever for a champion. Rodri took the Golden Ball, Ferran Torres the trophy. As Norwegian commentator Trond Johannessen put it: mighty scenes, but the right outcome. The victory bandits were finally caught.

Wherever Argentina play next, anywhere on Earth, they will walk out to a wall of boos. They earned every decibel.

……

Spanish footballer, Ferran Torres, wore a “Make Spain Great Again” cap at their World Cup celebration The far-left Spanish government does NOT represent the people! 🇪🇸