(0848)(0926)

 

10. Moo corner

9. This Alberta referendum

8. Steve again on folic acid

7. What can be done when the fraud is beyond prima facie

… and is rampant at ALL levels, right to the top. At her own state level, there is footage of Kathleen Hobbs walking through the ballot room late, the Demonrat candidate for Governor, her own election overseen by herself. But it was state, not federal. Even at federal level, Presidential, same people running it.

Why does Donny not arrest all the “probable cause” miscreants, at least until it gets bipartisan trial? What game is Donny playing?

6. James Alexander at Ep-friend Lord Toby’s

Elon Musk, in a brief exchange he had this summer with Zanny Minton Beddoes (PPE, Harvard, IMF, Bilderberg amongst her credentials, or should I say dredentials), the editor of the Economist. Whatever one thinks of Musk, here he talks sense. I cut out some of the cross-talk, sentence-collapsing and repetition.

BEDDOES. You support not just the populist Right, but the far Right, in fact very fringe parties in some countries.

MUSK. No, I support the normal people.

BEDDOES. Okay.

MUSK. What you call the far Right, falsely…

BEDDOES. You think is the normal person.

MUSK. Literally, you could go back 10 or 15 years, and these policies were completely normal. In fact…

BEDDOES. I’m not sure…

MUSK. Take a speech from Obama and Hillary, and then go to someone, who’s on what I call the lunatic Left, and [show them it and] say, ‘What do you think of the speech by Trump?’ [They would say] ‘Like, oh wow, he’s the worst person ever.’ [To which you could say] ‘Actually, that was a speech by Obama’ or ‘Actually, that was a speech by Hillary’.

BEDDOES. [Tries a non sequitur on him] I agree that the centre of gravity in this country has shifted, certainly in the Democratic party, but that’s not what I’m talking about…

MUSK. It’s just normal people, and here are the principles and tell me which of these sound terrible: that we should have secure borders, that we should have safe cities, that we should have sensible spending? Which of those three are far Right? I want to admonish you and the media for the absurd characterisation of the far Right. It is false, misleading and nonsense.

 

(0611) Morning all, not too bad out there … autumn dampness and chill. Posts up at OoL and Jstack. (0800)

 

5. It’s not a feted text

… and yet, afa I can see, it’s very well researched and it lists receipts:

One reason I keep it around for loo visiting etc. is that it is hardback and most of my other texts are either paperback and falling apart, boring or both.

Was delighted to see much of that info, plus more, included here:

https://spartacus-educational.com/JFKcarter.htm

There is a lot of reading there if you’re prepared to follow the various links … which does put it at odds somewhat with IYE’s MM => classic case of hey … let’s lay it all on the table, everything we have … step back, sip our beverage and think it through.

4. Steve at 1514

• Jewish Leaders Outraged after Nobel Peace Prize Goes to “Bigot Who Built Career Around Inventing and Propagating Blood Libels” Against Jewish State
• ATF Ends Registration for Suppressors and Short-Barreled Rifles For All Legal Purchases
• Elon Musk’s Starlink Set to Become a ‘Major Mobile Carrier’ After Unlocking ‘The Last Critical Piece of the Spectrum Puzzle’
• Christa Pike Discharged from Hospital and Moved Back to Prison After Botched Execution
• When the Draft Comes Home: Ukraine’s Mobilization Conflicts Spill Into Civilian Life
• Food shortages are coming. Prices will soar. Hundreds of millions will die. Here’s why…
• Can Today’s Youth Violence Be Traced To A Pill?
• Much, much more.

3. After that latest monstrosity they released

2. DAD at 1514

a) England. Manchester City: A Scandal That Could Bring Down Andy Burnham? Abu Dhabi helped rebuild Manchester, but on what terms? Now its football club’s guilty verdict threatens the man who took the credit as further revelations about his involvement emerge.

b) France. ‘We could have had a massacre’ – French MEP demands attempted murder charge after protesters burn police station and block exit. “It’s a criminal act of extreme gravity; we could have had a massacre,” MEP Matthieu Valet wrote. “The perpetrators must be found and prosecuted for attempted murder.”

c) Belgian Right-Wing Politician beaten by Moroccan mob at Antwerp City Hall. Belgian right-wing politician Filip Dewinter was left bleeding after being assaulted by members of a Moroccan wedding party at Antwerp City Hall, where he was grabbed by the throat, shoved against a wall and struck repeatedly. Police intervened to restore order, while Dewinter described the attack as another example of intimidation against politicians challenging mass immigration.

d) Germany. AfD Surges to 40 Percent in Another East German State. The Alternative for Germany party has surged to 40 percent support in Brandenburg while the Christian Democrats collapsed to single digits in a new poll showing dramatic political realignment.

e) ‘We did not follow your insane migration policies’ – Slovak MEP Mazurek says “Slovakia and Poland avoided mass crime, ‘student’ riots, and sexual attacks by rejecting Western European immigration policies.” Large riots with arson and attacks on police in high-immigration districts, including France’s ongoing 2026 school unrest that led to thousands of arrests, have no equivalent scale in Polish or Slovak cities.

1. Some near escapes

Last evening, I was searching for this lady I thought had been in the eye of the storm, had heard nothing since in X:

This morning, her footage:

Here’s a tour of what we endured through the hurricane.

Please keep everyone in your prayers. pic.twitter.com/T8bfYEWvV5

— Amber H (@ThatCheerMomOfX) October 11, 2026

We too here had a storm … yesterday, I went downstairs, not even knowing, and in the bin area, the bins were tipped over, other debris all around.

We get flash storms here. On Friday, I was downstairs, waiting for a delivery which was late. It was sunny around 1030. Within minutes, a front came through from the north-west, driving rain, floods of it … even down my water-resist jacket, drenched, cap soggy, had to retreat behind our lower front door.

By the time the driver arrived, it was all over, sun was back out. Phoned my mate or vice-versa, can’t remember … he’d been inside a mile or so away, completely unaware of the storm.

(1535) Afternoon all. Steve’s is up on X.

 

23. Oops, thought it missed Pensacola

22. IYE corner

a. More on bovaer

https://www.valio.com/articles/information-about-bovaer-feed-supplement

By the way President butter sometimes available in UK is bovaer-less.

b. Bovaer … the Arla List

https://michaeljblair.substack.com/p/the-arla-list

21. Labour have Liverpool working well

… coordinating with Burnham and gang:

20. Crocodile Kobie

19. Moo corner

18. Shoddy journalism?

17. Alberta

16. No food is safe

15. DAD at 1513

Not only riots in France and Belgium, but in Germany and Greece.

14. Andy at 1514

Our newest MP has an unusual name but that is nothing compared to this chap recently elected in Peru.

13. Afterthoought on Isaias

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outside_the_Law_(1956_film)

(1102) Some thoughts during elevenses. (1142)

 

Three sshots put together

… each in itself relevant but together?

French lady, Marie … and on both those points, they are highly likely to influence how she looks and feels.

On the hourglass point … indeed. In my own case, were I to view my life up to my heart attack, it was with no concept of future, no concept of the hourglass running out. Between that and a certain age, I was still making plans. After that though:

• There were certain new glitches now and then to overall good health
• Increasing loss of memory and physical balance
• A slowly more clear sight of the end of the road
• A resultant “don’t care any more” mentality
• The need to slow down time and conserve this precious resource fast running out.

However, my cultural roots and basic faith said yes, Jimbo … you must keep caring, you’ve had a charmed run, now it’s your turn.

I don’t like her public swearing, the lack of control, the compass in some ways … and yet, for her as a working age person, on a low wage with high rentals and costs … plus decades of future ahead … I do care for our young and what they’re walking into.

I see the young bucks in Restore are grumbling at Rupert, plus his own inner family and friends are telling him to cut and run (retire) … the young bucks can see only betrayal by the olds, being lied to, they are also barely educated today, also zero Christian culture or attitudes to fall back on for support.

Look at that 84 … she ain’t no child anymore but by the same token, not yet middle-aged … call her youngish. Yet her public behaviour is quite different to Tina’s. Is that being Floridian as against English perhaps?

And there’s the moral underpinning of society again. Which moral literature would you suggest Tina and that entire generation revert to … or learns?

There’s an old Anglican prayer which asks: “Bless, guide, protect, give comfort to and courage…”

There was a tweet yesterday by some chap on the train, pointing out that when those underpinnings were still there, it was basically safe to get about … if you made an agreement, then by and large it bound both parties … in public, your first thought was not to sucker punch or stab someone, burn a car … it was to let each live his/her life.

Don’t think there’s any need to further labour the point.

 

(0911) Morning all, finally. Overcast out there, wet. (0944)

 

11. Moo corner

10. More on food additives

9. It’s a bit of both in a sense

Your bit of paper (or little booklet for stamping) is a double-edged sword. It certainly helps outside your country when entering some other countries … I was always waved through around Europe and was welcome in the US, Canada, downunder.

The downside is it lets clear non-denizens, not culturally part of a people by any means … it allows them to do what Obama, Mahmoud have done. One good side is it might get rid of this latest horror in Holborn and St Pancras but I suppose that that’s general legality rather than anything ethnic.

In the end, a society weighs value v abuses and at the moment, abuses win hands down.

There’s a reverse argument that the ethnicity can be abused. The immediate example is the woke left, destroying the country just as much as massed invasion, plus Them above who might be ethnically as us but no way culturally … Peter Sutherland was an example. Charlie Manson.

There’s a good argument that those not culturally Christian cannot be trusted. DAD’s NOWP part e) is about that.

It’s a minefield, folks, and it almost supports the idea of a points system as to how fit each is to be in the country. And who pokices it? Govt? Lackeys in thrall to the current hegemony?

8. The WH v the ICC

7. Two current topics in one

 

Running this because of this comment:

Am I prejudiced? There’s the question of actual English debating, arguing over something deeply structural, as in wholesale change … and there we get into managerialism, the awful London skyline, its cheap gimmickry, the whole “cut price” mentality, the brutalism in “modern” design … I could go on.

Then there is what the hell is a sub-continenter or middle-easterner doing having any say on anything, e.g. in Gosport?

And that is far more the current issue, n’est-ce-pas?

(0545) Just taking a break now, maybe till around 0800. See ya later alligator. (0552)

 

Katie Zacharia