(1054) Elevenses, all. (1106)
20. Tusk’s treason

19. Moo corner

18. Yesterday

17. Rejected by HR

16. Ireland

(1054) Elevenses, all. (1106)
20. Tusk’s treason

19. Moo corner

18. Yesterday

17. Rejected by HR

16. Ireland

“Escape in the Fog is an intriguing 1945 B movie directed by Budd Boetticher and starring Nina Foch and Otto Kruger.
Foch is a nurse, Eileen Carr, honorably discharged from the service after a something akin to a nervous breakdown. She has a nightmare where she witnesses a man being attacked on the Golden Gate Bridge.
Once awake, she meets the actual victim in her dream, Barry Malcolm (William Wright) who is staying in the same place. There’s an immediate attraction, and he offers to take her to San Francisco with him.
Once there, Malcolm, a special agent, gets orders from his boss, Paul Devon (Kruger) to go to Hong Kong to deliver a package to the Chinese underground. Devon’s house has been bugged by the Axis, and they follow Malcolm to get the package.
When it’s revealed that the people who picked up Malcolm were not sent by Devon, Eileen realizes her dream is about to come true, and she rushes to the Golden Gate Bridge. The rest of the story takes place from there.
This is a pretty preposterous tale, but entertaining nonetheless, with a strong performance by the lovely Foch. Baby boomers like myself remember her as an older woman and a constant television presence. Here she’s young, and she and Kruger do an excellent job of holding this film together.
If you can overcome the plot holes, you’ll enjoy this one.”
(0855) Morning all … quite misty out there. (0909)
10. Moo corner

9. Frankenfood

8. The medical murder industry now
Sarah in Alberta:

7. Another of these cautionary tales

6. Play misty for me
… the scene outside at 0856:

Though other references might abound through the day, inc. my regular warning not to let chn out of your sight this night … the actual spiel from me was in Hallowe’en two of three.
This is the same song and is all about the girl but hey ho. Was thinking of running the Jeeves episode set on Lammas eve (with song Lady of Spain … you might recall) … I’m not running it now, on the grounds of it being for July 31st.
Instead, the House of Usher is coming up. But first, Sarah Rae … spooky …
The song itself … CCR, in their early days, were quite a unit, all for one etc. There was a new reaction vid up with two of my regulars, not a clue what to expect, clowning it up for Hallowe’en, they switched on the song … and were both blown away by the CCR version.
There truly were some great songs here and there back then, not all the time. I never really liked Zeppelin … and Stairway to Heaven is or was soooooo overplayed, to death … and yet it still stands up today as a very well constructed piece … it’s earned its place. I’d say The House if the Rising Sun was similar (an Animals post later today)..
(0523)(0549)
5. This one you’d need to seek out on X

Significant to me is that Data Republican (small r) is being quite supportive of Natalie, which is nice to see. By the way, two making a reappearance on X are Charlie Ward and Bowtie Martin … though not very successfully.
4. Steve at 1530
“The antagonist, as Roger Scruton pointed out years ago before his untimely death in 2020, is common on the left because the left believes that it must deconstruct our civilization before it imposes a radically new order based on the fiction of equity — “fiction,” because in every socialist or communist society ever attempted, all power and wealth goes to a small number of rulers (e.g., the “Central Committee” of the Communist Party in whatever state you wish to name) and not to the people.”
3. Over at Lord Toby’s
Companies will be told to act like the “fun police” at work parties as Labour’s controversial ‘banter ban’ comes into force today. The Mail has the story.
“The human rights watchdog will publish guidance reminding businesses about their new “legal obligations” around work social events under Angela Rayner’s worker’s rights laws.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) warned that “risks can be higher” when staff socialise outside of working hours or where alcohol is consumed.
The watchdog said: “With workplaces across the UK holding Halloween events this week, the EHRC is also reminding employers to plan for risks linked to work-related social events.””
I’m going to swear now, so please cover your eyes … just who TF do these out of control clowns think they are !!
2. DAD at 1531
Saturday. It’s very lonely here on my own. (JH: Better than being slaughtered by doctors and engineers, DAD, plus we’re here. We’re real, though of course can’t ohysically get there quickly.)
a) France. On Thursday, October 29, presidential hopeful Édouard Philippe was granted the legal status of “assisted witness” in an investigation opened in Paris concerning the alleged misappropriation of public funds, favouritism, and psychological harassment within the Le Havre urban community. [What is it with these politicians putting their fingers in the till.]
b) Israeli Election Chief orders a probe into foreign meddling in Arab vote.
Israel’s Central Elections Committee has ordered a Shin Bet investigation into Netanyahu’s claims that foreign interference artificially boosted Arab voter turnout in the country’s elections.
c) American investigative journalists James O’Keefe and Cam Higby have been charged with two felony counts each for a stunt they did in August 2026 in an effort to expose the vulnerabilities of Minnesota’s ‘voter vouching’ scheme.
County Attorney for Hennepin County, Minnesota, Mary Moriarty held a press conference on Wednesday, 28 October in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where she announced that O’Keefe and Higby are both being charged with one count of identity theft and one count of unlawful voting each. Both offences are felonies in the state of Minnesota.
d) Scottish “National” newspaper lies about Alba Defensor & has an hilarious Comment Section.
(0424) Dark outside, natch. DAD just dropped. (0503)
Opening statement from me for Saturday (All Hallows Eve)
Have just reviewed systems on the ipads, plus my alternative … it does show how fragile our communications system is. At my end alone, it depends on a cable, then an EE hub which is a deliberate bottleneck, then depends on WiFi in here, except for my alt-system. Regarding power failure, the HQ hub itself has its own power source for up to 45 minutes but then that’s it.
One pad (the newest) was jammed by a bible site left opened by me last night (keeping me in a submit-cancel loop) but there was a workaround. X was still operating at 0433. Oh, and I’m ok at this stage too … seems so.
Content comment for Saturday => Using X as the prime source for the latest on Poland, also any other topic, the time references on X are crucial, as every comment is superceded by another, plus the quality of the incoming has to be evaluated. An example was a lady named Ewa Zajączkowska-Hernik (scroll down … her comment on X is not far down).
I was wondering who the heck she was, sacking Tusk and thugs but had no updates. Now we do:

Other than live blogging (which Poland is here at HQ), you can’t rely on time stamps, e.g. 5hr ago, for less vital pieces as they could have been in the queue for up to a day. Poland is my only live blogging for now … continues in Sat [1].
What else I have on Poland just now, from 0424
Ryan Fournier’s is an earlier piece from last evening:

The rest is current:



My thought on it is it’s still line ball in Poland, prayers for the people required, readers.
(1630) Evening all, gets dark fast, most things done here. You?
22. Coup d’etat in Poland
Tusk must be arrested, tried and executed for treason.
21:45: A meeting will take place in the Presidential Palace between the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, the President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, and the First President of the Supreme Court, Zbigniew Kapiński.






21. Woolies

20. These two items I’d saved for OoL
… but then didn’t run them:


19. Moo corner
Said to Moo … this is a bit out of my league, a bit reticent to run it, she was amused. Ok, against better judgment … here tis:

18. As he says

17. Part two of a two parter
First off, here’s the text of Beck and Winters from part one:

Second stop is to mention Fahrenheit 211, blogger … you’ll find him in HQ’s blogrolls, in the Main Roll, not elsewhere, not in the Honour Section. I labour this point because while those who say we are our choices thus take on board most of it, I also take on board most of it.
So what’s the issue? The issue is that a believer in free agency is missing key links in the chain. Am I more omniscient than them? Not in the least but I certainly do see things that they have not explored … not in great depth I mean. IYE has, Toodles has, any well read Christian has.
First, the F211text in which lies my objection:
“What angers me is it didn’t have to be this way. If Britain’s politicians had not thrown their brains out over the CO2 issue and if Britain’s Civil Service had not done the same then Britain would not be in this position. There would be less need to worry about regional or national blackouts or having to rely in grid interconnects with other countries, if different more sensible decisions had been made. If the British political and administrative classes had not shackled Britain’s electric grid to unreliable renewables and taken away base load coal burning generators, then we would not be staring down the barrel of the blackout gun with all that this entails.”
If you skip over the first sentence, then I’m quite onboard wi’it, from: “If Britain’s …” onwards … yes, agreed. Plus most of the rest of the post.
The issue is: “… it didn’t have to be this way.” Yes it did. All right, how can I explain? Take a look at this:

“Yes, they really believe this stuff.” In one, Clare … fanaticism. Glenn Beck has included a clip of these fanatics, esp. the fanatical young woman. That quote again:

Plus the feminised males. Let’s add this again:

Morals and taboos … a key pair of concepts. Why are they plummeting? Because the code on which westernism rested has been suppressed by fanatics, inc. fanatical atheists, convinced they control their own destiny, free of any sky fairy.
How can you tell someone is a fanatical atheist? It’s one who won’t admit of the Sabbatean Rothschild globo psycho paedo running the world. I might get you to accept the WEF at Davos, the Frankfurt School etc. but you’re going to baulk at the nephilim, at the Babylonian Talmud, which is essentially s*t*n*c, meaning it twisted the Hebrew Talmud, plus the Torah.
Look at Revelation 3:9.
If you’re not well read in such things, then how can you assert “human agency”? Human agency means essentially that we are free spirits, making free choices. As a rabid individualist, am I not also an advocate of human agency?
To a point … there’s the little matter though of the Tower of Babel, the Higgs boson, AI. There are limits which constantly confound the beagle torturer Fauci, or Mengele … conscienceless monsters. There are also ancient texts. Also lack of historical accuracy. The fanatical atheist says “paedo priests”, “bloodthirsty crusaders” … no argument. The sacking of Constantinople was by the Franks … explore them, also the Merovingians. Explore the star of David origins.
Explain the Key of David. Were it not vital, then why is Chas3 so fixated on it? The Key of David, the birthright … I watched two nights ago. It all turns on David. Bloodlines, people. Which comes back to Revelation 3:9.
And look at this bollox by the Chicago thug:

Just as with Reform, there are many devout rank and filers, goodly people … but not among the gang at the top. Explore Bank Ambrosia, P2.
Nuff for now.
16. Part one of a two parter
(1328) Afternoon all. Hope you’re on top of things. (1339)
15. More on the crims

14. No words, just prayers for all facing such things

13. Reprehensible

12. As our senior member says

11. Well … yes

As threatened yesterday. This is a reaction vid where the girl lets the song play through, gestures throughout, which gives us the idea, then examines it afterwards. Interesting until she started reading the lyrics out. Not to worry. Tomorrow’s is the same song, again allowed to run start to finish but more Halloweeny, minus the visuals of Fogerty and Co.
Going to change the description to young woman rather than girl, for obvious reasons if you watched … tomorrow’s is far more girlish, halloween attuned. Interesting viewpoint on men today … does not mind being dominated. She mentions women to be politically correct but it’s basically men. That’s why a man should not mess with women unless he’s serious (memo to self).
The concert was Woodstock 1969 by the way.