“Unpretentious East-West espionage story in a continental setting. The locale and atmosphere are fairly convincing and the plot is adequately sustained, but credibility is ignored towards the end, when a prowler is loose in the well-guarded grounds and, although armed with a rifle with telescopic sights, fails to kill at twenty yards range.”
Kine Weekly wrote:
“The picture, which, incidentally, far from flatters Military Intelligence, is little but talk for the first hour. Wayne Morris, sound as the roughly handled Tom, Norman Wooland, all agog as Cleaver, and Tilda Thamar, Mary Mackenzie and Marjorie Stewart, suitably contrasted as the women, try to keep the conversation clear and crisp, but it is only during the last 20 minutes that sparks fly. The denouement is, however, first rate theatre and gets the headline hokum over.”
TV Guide wrote, “the intriguing story suffers from inefficient production techniques.”
(0552) morning all, in not bad fettle here, personally … so far … hope ‘y’all holding up. Uniform dark grey wall to wall cloud cover out there. (0724)
5. Steve, the engine room, at 1403
Wicked Family: Mother of Henry Nowak’s Killer Took His Knife Home and Hid It Before Police Arrived – Is Convicted of Assisting an Offender and Awaits Sentencing (deport ASAP)
Steve Hilton Says Whistleblower Claims of Separate Post Office “Buckets” for Ballots Arriving After Election Day — Handwritten Dates Reportedly Accepted
The ‘Era of Deportations’ Has Arrived in the European Union
Delta Force Uranium Extraction Mission In Iran Is Crazier Than We All Thought
Violent Mobilization In [The] Ukraine. New Footage On June 5, 2026 (190 videos)
The Henry Nowak murder is a pivotal moment, causing a decisive shift in public mood
America’s projected demographic transformation sparks debate over immigration, national identity and governance
Much more.
4. Christine’s post illustrates an issue at X
The problem at X, formatting wise, redacting wise, is that it post comments under posts in isolation, out of context, which then requires some site admin to do this above in order to get each piece of the post and discussion together, one under the other. Not sure if Nikita Biers or whoever does the coding can fix it.
3. Our Senior Patron, DAD, at 1403
a) The Breizh Kebab restaurant opened its doors on April 30, 2026, on Avenue de La Perrière in Lorient (Morbihan). “For several years, we had a stand at the Interceltic Festival,” explains Paola Manso, the manager. “Initially, we made classic kebabs, and one day, our supplier ran out of meat and gave us some pork….
b) While Germany debates banning AfD, an EU authority has taken formal steps that could lead to the deregistration of the Europe of Sovereign Nations (ESN), the European party to which AfD belongs….
c) European Union member states are weighing whether Ukrainian men of military age should be excluded from future extensions of the bloc’s temporary protection scheme for people fleeing the war with Russia.
d) Libya: Hundreds of Libyans demonstrated Thursday in Tripoli outside the headquarters of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) against the presence of undocumented migrants….
2. Just a few of the bin memes left
… plus a few food investigations … best we post them than not post them.
There are going to be those, especially those of a certain age, who are not going to like my “AI” treatment of D Day on the site … because of AI itself, because of the water guzzling data centres … maybe because of the US-centric take, compared to our European usual.
I say it’s not a bad overview and we need to commemorate the day, drawing in all our allues and reflecting on what was being fought over … was it not the West itself, even Christendom?
I would say the main tragedy of June 6th, 1944, was that over the next 82 years, it was almost all lost to Woke Fabianism, to the destructive politics warned about in the early 50s, e.g. by Senator William Jenner, through to Enoch Powell over here. Entrenched treachery which was going to destroy the West one way or another … slowly at first, then in a flood near the end.
In the light of Sainsbury’s recently, I thought I’d include this one. Now, there’s been pushback by MMutR on all these “don’t eat these” youtubes so your call really. I’m finishing up running them after the three or four still to go in the library here … so that’s that, then and when.
On the presentations, some are better than others, highly repetitive at times, AI voices or something wrong with the voice … there’s one on lithium and sodium coming up where the narrator insists on having himself in frame, waving his right hand around near his face to make his point. It’s a bit like the “bird hand” the girls use, where fingers and thumb meet like a bird’s head and beak … they then peck the hand fwd to make their points. Worse still is the extended index finger pointing fwd and down aggressively. Not a good look, any of it.
