(0328) Cunning plan is finish the hunting and gathering of stories … one via me below and one from Toodles. For me then … shuteye again till maybe 0730. Night night for now. (0343)

 

3. Toodles on those two unmentionable names

… plus others we shall not mention.

Weekly Update: Clinton-Lynch Docs Revealed

“One email exchange shows that Former Assistant Attorney General Peter Kadzik was brought in to assist with public relations issues on June 28, 2016, the day after the tarmac meeting. (Kadzik is a longtime friend of John Podesta and a Hillary Clinton donor, who was criticized as being conflicted when he was assigned as the Justice Department attorney to oversee the probe of Hillary Clinton’s and her aide Huma Abedin’s emails found on Anthony Wiener’s computer.)

Melanie Newman, director of the Justice Department Public Affairs Office, sent an email to Richard P. Quinn, former national security assistant special agent, and Michael P. Kortan, who is currently the assistant director for Public Affairs for the FBI, advising them she wanted to “flag a story” about “a casual, unscheduled meeting between former President Bill Clinton and the AG.” And she provides the AG’s talking points.”

2. You wear Nike by any chance?

Nike is funding a study to give children injectable hormones and puberty blockers Riley Gaines “Nike, the shoe brand, the athletic wear brand, is doing medical experimentation on minors” Nike is “funding a study that disfigures young boys to understand if they can be physically impaired enough to compete with girls without significant retained male advantage” “The study is being funded by Nike, and Nike has yet to answer to this. They have spent days now avoiding all reporters and journalists asking them if this is true and why they’re engaging in this.

1. You saw the attack on away-from-London rental landlords

… and thereby tenants, by the govt … total nightmare for anyone renting … I ran the towns hit at OoL … did not link here. Saw this too:

https://www.serco.com/about/executive-committee

(1615) Almost evening, all.

 

21. She’s usually not wrong

… what could it be for? Laura Loomer:

“US Secret Service just escorted a motorcade with what appears to be US military officials, including a US General, inside the Ukrainian Embassy in Washington DC. Police and @SecretService just blocked off the road and sidewalk to the embassy entrance. This comes just hours after President Trump met with Ukrainian President this morning at the Vatican.

@LoomerUnleashed is on the scene getting video footage.”

20. They’re coming, they’re coming!

19. Steve at 1032 and war room

• Judge Arrested For Obstructing Deportation Operations For Illegal Aliens, Mike Davis Reacts
• “NATO Of NGOs” Natalie Winters On ActBlue Facilitating The Illegal Immigration Invasion
• Joshua Philipp: Anti-Trump ‘Resistance’ Leader’s Campaign Bankrolled By Dem Power Broker Tied To CCP
• Mike Howell On Deportation Removal Numbers Not Hitting Target

18. For us, the unrepresented

17. What are Labour any good for?

16. Via Steve

 

Thursday morning we went for a walk and I saw a gorgeous bank of primroses, so I had to take a photo for you all.

And the day before, I’d noticed that our ornamental cherry tree, which is blossoming like crazy, had a little bunch of flowers near the base of the trunk. No branch, just a bouquet of flowers. It looked very cute:

(1245) Afternoon all … no cunning plan as yet, RL things being sorted, no film yet but might be later. (1308)

 

15. The blighting of Blighty

14. Redacted’s linked article in comments had this

“Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) is the Democrats’ Robespierre. He is promising his own reign of terror when his party recaptures Congress in the 2026 “midterm” election. Norm Eisen is his chief lawyer and legal strategist. His sole aim is to recapture power in order to restore the Democrats’ the Democrats’ sadistic regime of thought-control and the money- flows that feed it. That’s where things stand for the moment. You can sense how this tension is tending toward something that looks like civil war.”

13. IYE corner

a. “Where’s the Lists?” Mwerx not optimistic today.

JH: Link in comments. Fair warning … the front picture is vile so I can’t run the YT embedded here.

b. Enfant @buse scandal surrounding French PM

JH: Another where I’d best not open or run the link here.

c. As mentioned by mwerx – India and Pakistan gearing up to “start flinging curry at each other”
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/india-pakistan-trade-gunfire-build-militaries-after-kashmir-terror-attack

d. “Criminal complaint unsealed in case of Wisconsin judge helping illegal. It is just jaw-dropping that a judge would do this to help this character!”
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1915899682875969568.html

12. That which cannot be unseen

IYE requested and naturally we’d concur … this would be the criterion … “that which cannot be unseen” … for me it would be when X pundits insist on something or someone vile, such as that bald Sam character in lipstick … and our rule here at Unherdables is … “preferable not to run it but if it must be … for essential contextual, rather than for horror/sensational reasons … then plenty of adequate warning, in order to allow people escape routes, must be given to readers.

This was IYE’s text:

Dear Mr H

I would like to request, if I may, that any tweets, videos, photos, sound recordings etc with any violent scenes/ sounds come with a warning upfront signalling the content so that the reader is forewarned what is contained therein and can then decide whether they want to risk exploring further. As has been stated often by your good self and others, some things once seen cannot be unseen. 

There are certain news outlets online that like to use shock and clickbait tactics. NO in all its forms has never to the best of my knowledge done that intentionally. If the Tavern is to remain a safe haven it needs its safeguards. In-yer-face violence is not something I wish to see at any time of day or night. That doesn’t mean denying it exists it means protecting oneself from psychological trauma.

Thank you for reading,

Sincerely, IYE

……

Ok, what I think is going down these days is that we’re all, to a point, in shellshock and people react differently to a steady diet of vileness and horror … most recoil, avoid, but some become first inured to it and then get into it bigtime, become sickos themselves. Some are traumatised, esp. children.

Many I know develop gentility, enjoy gardens, vistas, flowers and I try to run suchlike here between the mention of horrors. On X, my input/retweets are half the genteel topics, half the horrors … it’s easy to differentiate.

It is under the Sweet Chestnut trees, on the western edge of my garden.   Also visible is a molehill; the pests in my life:

(0900) Gates poisoned sky out there. (0931)

 

11. Virginia G

Rolf, in his PMQs coverage today, had this as the intro:

Uh huh. Interesting extra to me though is my starting to think along similar lines about Virginia G. Yes, there can alwys be a staged murder, which always suggests direct agency involvement, replete with denials … but there’s also a remotely administered way an agency cannot be implicated … over time, they mess with everything from her doctor, shrink, water pipes, even building a chemical factory nearby …

… result not unlike the effect of the chemtrails and vaxxes, but with greater success at protecting the agency. Yes, technically she takes herself out after a long, drawn out campaign … but they still drove her to it. Even whispered phone calls at intervals would do that, would wear her down if isolated.

For mine, I don’t give a damn if she did extort from Them, if she kept pestering Them … she was really messed up … she might be entirely innocent, who are we to say? Irrelevant … what they did was unconscionable.

10. Cover all mics and cameras

9. Anyone like maps?

 

It used to be called netiquette but the term it’s derived from, having died an ignominious death, judging by the defecating in the streets, the knifings etc. … well any sort of ethics by late Gen X to Gen Zee or anyone woke, are a thing of the past.

But with some oldies, new to the net in the last few years … their eyes light up … one trick is to read something, wait a halfday or day, then run it, altered, as if it’s their own.

Now … what do net ethics entail? Hmmmm, on a scoop of some kind, yes … you must attribute … I try to do that within the screenshot.

On most fayre, already widely reported, just go for it … it would have to be a greedy n’er-do-well who tries to make a drama of those and I respond, on those rare occasions, with Arkell v Pressdram.

Quotes definitely need attribution … sometimes I just run the url behind the name in the text.

However … and this is a big however … often, esp. in my case, the blogger does not wish to be associated with me, thank you very much … not respectable, you see, one of those konspiracy truthers dontchaknow. Even one of those farrighters. Now I can fully ustd a fellow pundit not wishing my name tainting him or her … there’s such a thing as respektability, right?

Yet there are still (cough) net ethics.

(0548) Morning all. (0609)

 

8. How do demonrats live with themselves?

7. Quite a few “conservative pundits” are mentioning this

6. Steve at 1031

• Dr Oz Uncovers Billions in Medicare and Medicaid Fraud, Waste, and Abuse
• Donald Trump Jr. To Meet Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto in Budapest Today
• CIA’s Ratcliffe and Russian SVR’s Naryshkin Have ‘Constructive’ Phone Talk
• Radical Leftist Judges Wage All-Out War Against President Trump and the Nation with 209 Legal Challenges Filed in Under 100 Days
• FBI Arrests Activist Judge in Wisconsin for Helping Illegal Alien Evade Arrest
• Moscow Signals Readiness for Ukraine Deal
• Reiner Fuellmich sentenced to 3 years, 9 months *
• Cancelation of Romania’s presidential election overturned
• Much more.

……

*Forgetteth not, we have mixed feelings at Unherdables about this man.

5. DAD at 1031

a) The Constitutional Council on Thursday censored certain provisions of the transport security law adopted last month, notably those “allowing the use of coercion by private agents.” The law provided that SNCF and RATP security forces could “force” any person disturbing “public order” to “leave” train stations, bus stations, or vehicles.

b) The town of Noyon [provided …] assistance from a municipal police officer when withdrawing money from ATMs, to address the concerns of seniors, like 74-year-old Jeannette: “Having a police officer accompany me gives me more peace of mind.”

c) Removing the UK’s classification of Hamas as a terrorist organisation would not only be an insult to the thousand-plus victims of October 7th and beyond but would also place Jewish communities in Britain at great risk, the Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) has warned.

4. From TDS this morning

It was reported this week that “for the first time” Yvette Cooper, the Home Secretary, has ordered officials to publish an official “migrant crime league table”. Her decision is being heralded as a big win for opponents of mass immigration. Robert Jenrick, the former Tory leadership candidate, was quoted as saying that “following over a year of pressure from campaigners, including my own attempt to change the law”, there has been a “breakthrough”. However, this seems like an overstatement.

In the first place, the figures that Cooper has ordered officials to publish correspond to “offences committed by foreign criminals living in the UK while awaiting deportation”, which are a subset of all offences committed by foreign nationals. For example, many offences committed by foreign nationals currently residing in British prisons will presumably be excluded.

(0314) Middle of our night. (0414)

 

3. Pammy’s made an arrest of a judge

… plus this:

More later, I need sleep, deliveries coming mid morning.

2. Late evening, middle of the night

… while I’m asleep, the antipodaeans are up and early blogging, the Americans and Canadians are just getting into evening gear. And two stories dominate from across the pond … here’s one:

1. This daily timeline

… these diverse approaches. In one way, we’re on a hiding to nothing here and the analogy of us being at our lighthouse on the rocky point, with tavern, chapel, carpark, stables, outhouses behind is apt, it fits the nature of HQ, the main tavern.

The analogy, motif, is less that this is a crossroads than that it’s somewhere people drive off the main drag to take a breather at. But the clientele are as diverse as any within the west or Christendom can get.

Everything is diverse … esp. people’s walks of life … there’s very much a Miles Mathis or Redacted perspicacity in insights … good insights though quite cryptic in presentation, through to solid reports like Steve’s and DAD’s, a whole lot of different elements stopping by and as the tavern publican, I say it enriches, often surprises.

”Enriches” is a dirty word today, as is “diverse”, when it’s taken outside our western, culturally Christian plus liberty heritage. Not explaining well. A Texan is going to have a certain way about him, from a walk of life, as is a Cambridge academic here or techie or soldier or whatever … what chance they can all get along, understand one another?

But some do. I understand Redacted’s faith perspective, I could talk 6th trump to him, but there are others sitting in the tavern who also understand the questions about JD, for example, then Andy comes in from the Old Labour tradition … what chance there’s not sniping, even civil war?

MMutR long ago said there are only certain items of interest to him. Duh, of course that’s so … but go back to Lord of the Rings when the hobbits set out and lodged at an inn and there, in a corner, was long tall Strider. What chance he and one of the barflys could communicate, find common ground? Certain people are going to gravitate to certain people but all sorts of snippets appear and then eventually fall off the end of the page in real time.

To my mind, that’s a different sort of diversity to that of completely alien cultures … there are common elements. I can eat Tex-Mex, southern US might like Yorkshire pud, not sure about real ales. I like food with a roux base, there are French sauces which go beautifully, I like Viennese crossroads culture, Giorgia’s flailing hands in central Italy, the educated English droll manner, the reserve, the swearing.

Just been reading about the loss of civility in society, the way people won’t lift a hand to help someone now, so much road rage. That’s upbringing without the Christian God, also bad parenting, fathers not in the home, no ethical bedrock, but also pig ignorance of our heritage … and if you let other savage heritages flood in and overrun you, what chance the west can survive?

I have this against Texas … how did Kemp get to build a deathcult city? Is it just out of Austin? He’s bad news, Paxton seems better. But we need eyes and ears on the ground there, reporting in, ditto from mid Russia and from Bavaria, for example. Does it make any sense for me to celebrate St George’s Day in an insular way, which I did, but at the same time, check what Vlad and Pete Hegseth are up to? Plus Melbournites at dawn ceremonies?

I don’t claim to know how to reconcile all this. I believe in Christian charity but towards cultures inimical to ours? No way. Thus we have tavern rules here … not many but some. …/END.

(1600) Approaching evening, hope you had a good Friday.

 

15. Steve at 1031 and war room

• Laura Loomer: “Efforts To Designate The I**amic Brotherhood A Terrorist Org. Continue To Go Ignored
• Laura Loomer Reveals Texas Legislature Is Creating Special Designations For I**amic Events
• Sean Davis On How The Swamp Has Manipulated The Judiciary
• Sean Davis: “So Much Of The Fight We’re Having Isn’t With The Left But In Our Own Establishment”
• Christopher Caldwell: “Elites Disproportionately Benefit From Mass Immigration”
• Christopher Caldwell: Trump Convinced Most Of The Country That Our Dependence Is Unsustainable 

14. No words required from me

🙄 Liberals are legitimately lunatics.

Try saying that ten times fast.. 😅

Easier to do than deal with any one of em, though, for real. 😒 pic.twitter.com/u0wtMNO0Gr

— Krista Monroe (@MsKristaMonroe) April 24, 2025

13. Steve at 1031

Hearts of Oak: Andrew Bridgen. From Parliament to Courtroom.

12. Now, there’s something going down in Oz

I’ve caught much of it over recent years from soc-med and Oz news outlets and it seems to come down to zero love lost between the wokerati, with the weird and sick things they dream up vs the relatively sane and fairly patriotic, those with a sense of reverence for heritage and lives lost on far off fields.

The event was the dawn service at the Shrine, which is a more extensive site than the Cenotaph but both are the place for fairly solemn ceremonies, soldiers in uniform etc., dignitaries, wreaths, last post and so on.

Into this, apparently, despite a referendum rejecting a pseudo aboriginal Welcome to my Country thingy, which apparently means pay us money to walk around in your own land … some heavily tattooed clown got up and gave precisely the spiel the govt lost the referendum over … this clown was booed and booed. He was doing dirt on the returned servicemen and women, at one of the two solemn occasions of the year, the other being Armistice Day.

Now if that clown had got up at a tribal corroboree thing or aboriginal festival in the outback … fine, it would fit nicely. But not this way, egged on from above by pollies and other wokerati. Sounds bad.

And thus there is zero love lost between real Australians and these other nutters, inc. illegals. Same the world over … once globo-commo insinuated itself into positions of power, silently, inexorably, the division in western society became stark.