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Sunday [11 to 15]

(0937)(1023)

 

15. This one was interesting


Story was that this young Saskia was invited to York, four hours from home and four hours back, to address a Restore youth meeting … the details have still not emerged who did the next bit.

On the morning she was to travel, she was contacted to say that she was not required, as it did not give out the message “they wanted”. She was obviously upset, having rehearsed her speech but moreso because she was simply stating Restore policy.


She has not actually slammed Restore, though of course Reform Nigelites immediately did, along with the Uniparty’s various branches. Rupert or someone close to him put out that it had not come from Head Office but Orla did tweet Saskia, asking her to DM her, Orla.

The most acrimonious words came from rank and file Restorers themselves, pointing out that it was precisely rejection of Nigelite tactics which they were in Restore for in the first place. Plus she, Saskia, was only stating official Restore policy, albeit a bit vehemently, as young devotees are wont to do.

So someone was vetting a known firebrand Restorer.

Why? Obviously to soften it, to render it Restore-lite, Nige’s tactics all over again. And herewith is the conundrum … integrity, sticking by one’s guns … is commendable and noble, but it’s not going to win a GE, given what the normies are like.


14. Who authorised it?


13. Think I might need to copy and paste

… take it along with me to any official face-to-faces:


12. Racist cow parsley and hawthorn


11. Lucy Letby

Rail privatisation

 

Jago is left-leaning as a rule, so I was expecting this to be an anti Thatcher/Major tirade and yet the chronology seemed right, at least for the first minutes I checked out.

I’ve been uneasy for quite a few decades about privatisation in Britain, as it’s been far more about corporatism, managerialism, incompetence and greed … and yet the old BR was socialist by the end.

Sunday [6 to 10]

(0715) Not 100%, some dental issues, shall see. (0753)

 

10. Moo corner


9. Snowden, Tempora etc.


8. Mendacious chicken fraud


7. Had to smile


6. An interesting thing came up

… whilst exploring Rivers of Babylon:


My reading of it is not that Jeremiah:

Rabbinical sources attributed the poem to the prophet Jeremiah,[2] and the Septuagint version of the psalm bears the superscription: “For David. By Jeremias, in the Captivity.”[3]

… was exhorting violence but rather lamenting what he saw coming and was bitter at Edomites et al for that.

Various groups have used and exploited the song’s modern form, for example the Melodians, imho the version most musically suited to the theme, if not lyrically:

“In the context of the song “Rivers of Babylon” (originally recorded by The Melodians in 1970), “King Alpha” is a Rastafarian title for Haile Selassie I, the former Emperor of Ethiopia. Rastafarians view Haile Selassie as a divine figure, with “King Alpha” representing God and his wife, Menen Asfaw, as “Queen Omega”.”

The less I say about that perversion of Psalm 137 the better.

Mothers Day outside UK [1 to 5]

(0611) Morning all. Some sun breaking through out there … for now. (0708)

 

5. IYE at 1378

Interview with Paul Hellyer former Canadian Defense Minister (UFOs).

4. Steve at 1378

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  • Much more.

3. Downunder


2. DAD at 1378

a) The UK is now the primary staging ground for a Political (Malsi) that does not recognise borders, British values, or the very concept of a secular state. This extremist ideological franchise has successfully occupied the vacuum left by a de-industrialised and spiritually bankrupt establishment, while aggressively eating into the British identity.

b) In Dunkirk, projectiles were thrown by migrants at riot police and four cars were set on fire. The facade of a bowling alley was damaged….

c) Germany cannot complain about skills shortages, weak productivity, democratic alienation, and social fragmentation while ignoring the boys who are slowly leaving the educational pipeline.

d) The EU makes an Anti-Poverty Promise it can not keep.

e) “Challenge Starmer by Monday or I’ll launch my own leadership bid”, Labour MP warns cabinet ministers….

1. Greetings y’all

In over 80 countries, inc. US, Alberta, Canada, parts of Europe, antipodes …to all mothers observing it, providing they’re, on principle … pro-Life, not Woke feminazi, pro-trad marriage, not misandrist … bless y’all today.

(Card from Bouq’s blog)

Saturday [11 till close of play]

(1551) Afternoon all.

 

20. Moo corner


19. A onesided conversation


18. I want nothing from any of these clowns

… (Annunziata of course is a goodie):


17. Another VE Day photo

16. Remembering David Bellamy again

… was this the same Attenborough as the one connected with Boaty McBoatface? I forget.


15. The abuse of female chn continues


14. Do you know who this guy is?

Let’s do it as a quiz question … what’s his group? Where? Who’s his wife (now with chn)? Whom was she going to interview at the time?


13. Julia’s gone potty


12. IYE at 1378

Interview with Paul Hellyer former Canadian Defense Minister (UFOs) |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYKdib3m

11. Housekeeping again

First up, these times I quote for beginnings and ends of posts … they can be uncanny if you find numbers interesting:

Right, down to business … they are certainly tightening the screws. For some time, both MMutR and I have been getting reduced service quality, with clicks and pings … at times, the call is cut off. This is not normal.

This morning, IYE warned that there was a warning about coming to this site. Yep, I got the warning too as I reinstalled YouTube when it started playing up. In one sense, it’s a good thing … keeps the dross and trolls away, whilst those who know us can still visit. Lower numbers, better situation.

Now, whoever the toerags are … either Apple of Ggl … YouTube started playing music vids slower, dragging, so that notes were out of tune so to speak. Fine … of course no buttons to adjust sound speed, only picture quality. Fine. If I can no longer listen to music or watch films, so be it.

Then there’s this:


To hell I will. The lower one involves, and so does the upper, my credit card with security code. Do they think I’m an idiot? So we’re punished instead.

Now, this coming Thursday … it’s not the procedures to be concerned about, it’s two other things … the stasi-bureaucratic thing … and I simply am not going to … but it will be done quietly. Now, if that means no med service, so be it, I’ll be my own doctor, use trad herbs etc.

Obviously they’ll not dtop at that and they’ll next hit my money, my account. I’ll take that one as it comes.

The most immediate punishment, I suspect, is they’ll hit nourishing unherdables (the range of sites), plus probably the X connection. If it suddenly disappears as N.O. did, I’ll get word out one of a number of ways.

Sat Mat

 

I’ve a nasty feeling Steve’s not going to approve of this one:

“In the film, former officers of the British Army plan a bank robbery in the City of London. They raid an army training camp in Dorset to get the weapons they need, and frame the Irish Republican Army (IRA) for the raid.”

The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: 

“Given a slightly different approach, this film might have developed into an ironic study of the decline of the officer class in peacetime; a valid enough subject, especially when one considers the varying shifts in social status to be encountered in the post-war British scene.

Instead, the film concentrates on suspense rather than character investigation. Each of the Gentlemen is introduced by a little establishing scene, after which the script fails to develop their idiosyncracies and, in fact, weakens its own possibilities by making them all basically shady characters.

Bryan Forbes (as in his script for The Angry Silence (1960)) brings a lively surface edge to the dialogue, but tends to overdo the slick, ripe repartee as well as imposing on his characters a variety of fashionable perversions.

As a study of a certain strata of society, then, the film lacks a strong centre and a firm point of view – one is never quite sure how seriously the parody of the officer code is intended, especially in the ambiguous, obligatorily moral ending.

Judged as a thriller, it is more successful: the two big set-pieces (the army camp robbery and the raid itself) are quite skilfully put together, although the former suffers from an overdose of tired Army humour.

The handling of these scenes and the extensive location shooting suggest that, for Basil Dearden, the film’s interest (and challenge) was mainly a technical one….”

Actually, not just for Steve but for anyone English, this filum. Let’s see.

……

General word for chaps and chapesses suggesting films … I do look but sometimes the copy has some preventing aspect to it, either embedding or not available in countries our readers come from. Occasionally though, I do forget, sorry me, so feel free.

Contentwise, I really must avoid horror, guts, occult, that sort of thing … we do have quite a few genteel readers, you know the score. Plus I’m under contract to my Maker.

Saturday [7 to 10]

(1234) Nicely timed. Afternoon all. (1313) <= I swear that time is real, true.

 

10. Moo corner

Is there life in Peckam?


9. Battle lines are drawn then


8. Via Steve

Carolina quest:

“What a coincidence! Government “UFO disclosure” is coming in coordination with a new Spielberg movie called #DisclosureDay. But, don’t see the truth of how they manipulate our minds. “They” don’t like that.”


7. Extracting the micturation

… and laughing at the people of the land.

To which I responded: “Not unlike Golden Gordon.”