Not sure we’ll ever get to the bottom of this …

(0641) Morning all, not up yet. 0709 … up now, might as well have stayed in bed. (0932)

 

7. A mild rebuke of the gals

Call me out of order … but boys, when faced with a drop dead gorgeous gal, are programmed to cease thinking with the curmudgeonly brain. Look, I’m as guilty as any but … but … but …

Start with Isabel Oakeshott … doesn’t marry Tice, then scarpers off to Qatar or wherever, from there has a smug interview where she grins about the Brit Reform voters who are not happy with Farage Yusuf … bad optics … not a serious person, blind female loyalty to Tice.

Now Pammy. Blind female loyalty to Donny, not to her country (look at her past doings), loves being on TV … that’s doing her job in her eyes … presumably she has underlings doing her job for her. Dismisses MAGA, saying she doesn’t care about them. Bad optics. Bindergate.

Now Alex Phillips … not a clue in the Farage treason affair … still laughing and cawing on TV, her natural habitat. Bad optics.

Now Paula London … wants to be taken seriously as a pundit, so starts wearing lingerie and cutaway swimsuits, cunningly covering her “lady bits” as she put it. Bad optics.

Now Natalie … much beloved by the boys, full of herself, abetted by Bannon who thinks not with his brain when it comes to Nat … she starts this standing in front of the building, flashing her thigh from a split skirt, posing this way and that. Bad optics.

And now this:

No darling, you do not seek approval that way … bit of a giveaway. You were doing a grand job, better than Alex Phillips by the way … no argument there … but you let womanliness intrude. Bad optics. Like Kristi Noem at the scene of the immolated girl, having hair coiffed on a bench before photo op. Bad optics.

Nothing wrong with a gal being a gal but if you wish to be a hardhitting pundit where gender does not come into it … you catch my drift? And yes, I still love all those gals and yes … they should continue on … but … but … but…

6. DAD

a) Life in France, today 1. On Rue Marx Dormoy, telecom stores line one another, some completely empty, with almost no customers and no salespeople. Almost no stores sell food. This neighborhood is the focus of much attention from the police headquarters, which wants to combat what are called “front businesses,” these ghost businesses suspected of being used to launder drug trafficking money.

b) Life in France, today 2. Eric and his partner* moved to Impasse Sainte-Cadenne five years ago, hoping to find a haven of peace in this alleyway in a neighborhood south of Bordeaux. Reality quickly caught up with them. “There was drug use in front of our house every day, at all hours,” he recalls. Heroin, crack cocaine, syringes littering the ground… the alleyway had become a regular place for drug use.

c) A North Dakota jury on Wednesday found Greenpeace liable for millions of dollars in damages to a giant pipeline company in relation to protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline nearly a decade ago.

d) Now for the best news of the day/week/month/year….**

……

JH:

*Not wife? Always “partner” these days. Whither the western population?

**Sommit to do with the Tour de France?

5. Steve at 1000 (an NOWP number, not a time)

• Author and JFK Expert Reveals a Critical JFK File That Was Not Released to the Public and Still Remains a Secret
• Radical Leftists Launch Chilling Website Doxxing Private Tesla Owners*
• Is Mahmoud Khalil a British Spook? He Worked at British Embassy in Beirut – Had Security Clearance**
• Judicial Coup: Radical Leftist Judges Wage All-Out War Against President Trump and the Nation
• Chip Roy Urges Congress to Defund Radical Courts as Senate Impeachment Requires 14 Democrat Votes***
• Military Situation In [The] Ukraine On March 19, 2025
• Zelensky angry at Putin stance … whoopee do
• Pharmaceutical companies violated the UK code of practice on 53 occasions
• Despite state efforts to reverse it, Russia’s birth rate declines. What do Russians believe is the cause?
• Much more.

JH:

*It’s a good litmus test … we go for deportations, jail time of various wrongdoers … the left always go violent against the person … they physically attack people, usually the defenceless … we see that as gutless.

**Why oh why is the establishment here so deathcultish … FCO and its iterations before it always was … why? Very low quality people.

***I’m thinking Chip Roy is just the man to pull this off … certainly not true MAGA, cavalier, like Massie … he might be the one to persuade if he can keep his mind on the job.

4. A most interesting Now and Next today

“The Speaker began by welcoming his guest the Mongolian parliament’s Chairman as an observer in the gallery. 

Dashzegviin Amarbayasgalan is the 43-year-old social democrat who swept into power in 2016 at the head of the Mongolian People’s Party. His small (3.3 million people) country is developing ties with various ‘third neighbours’ (after China, its largest trading partner, and Russia.)”

The rest of Rolf’s article is here.

There are two chaps of yore, from the old blogging days so to speak … that above is Rolf’s new(ish) blog, t’other is as Sackerson. Then there is Capitalists at Work, with Dominic, now largely the pseudonomous Nick Drew, anti Brexit and pro EU, which is no reason not to visit one’s old colleagues.

They’re still largely within the Westminster, Guido milieu, the old school so to speak, of which I was an honorary associate member stationed in the corridor, again so to speak, awaiting whacks in the headmaster’s study.

This was the old Britain, immediately pre-Blair through to maybe 2009/10, after which I largely went more radical … there was a chap called Wolfie some might recall. Tom Paine too. So I read Rolf’s article through those Bunter specs of mine, then took them off, put them into their case, which I put away … and got on with today’s Unherdables.

Not sure where AK Haart and Dearieme fit into that spectrum but I’m glad they do.

(0251). Another middle-of-the-nighter. You might like to check out the orphans post:

https://orphansofliberty.blogspot.com/2025/03/post-reform.html

See you in the early dawn. (0307)

 

3. It was the Fed wot dunnit

2. In a similar vein, on the JFK biz

We’ve covered most aspects at both this and mainly old versions of the blog … we’ve deconstructed Zapruder, looked at “the driver dun it”, dismissed Oswald as a patsy, even said JFK went underground, maybe under the Appalachians in the tunnels.

Then we saw people with agendas, for example:

There was one Xer putting stars of David every few words … one wonders. Had a good case … Israel felt JFK would not support nuclear, there was Mossad all over it … yes, but there were also the Chinese, the deathculters, the CIA, the USSR.

Who shot JFK? Well who didn’t is a better question.

1. One does need to be circumspect

… to ask questions before accepting at face value …

(1607) Evening coming up, all.

 

22. Steve

Gutfeld to Roberts: “Trump Is the Effing President of the United States Who Protects 300 Million People – Shut the F**k Up!” | https://rumble.com/v6quric-gutfeld-trump-is-the-effing-president-of-the-united-states-who-protects-300.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp

And going overboard in war room, marking the 1000th post at NOWP 🍾🥂

• Sam Faddis On CIA Corruption: “The Fourth Branch Of Government Is Not Going Away.”
• Mike Davis: “It’s A Contest Among These Activist Judges Who Can Issue The TRO First.”
• Jack Podosbiec: President Trump Is Trying To Affect A Second Sino-Soviet Split
• Natalie Winters Reports On Seething Hatred From MSM Over President Trump’s Anti-War Agenda
• Julie Kelly Reports On President Trump’s Call To Impeach Federal Judge Blocking Deportation
• Julie Kelly: Judge Behind Deportation Block Demands Count Of Venezuelan Gang Members In Country

21. They make good spies and resistance too

20. CIA bioweapons

19. Weeeellll, CIA, wasn’t he?

18. The better course is pretty clear

17. Eggs

Here we go, here we go … these were the three left from about twelve offerings from YT, after going through a process, sampling etc.

They were all IMDb rated around 7, next step was reading the reviews, of which I’ve screenshot some and I’ll run the screenshots of today’s first … Shakedown:

All right … how important is casting? To my mind, first thing is the picture quality, sound, clarity. Second is a good script … something which lifts it above the ordinary.

And then comes the cast. As mentioned before, there are actors and actresses we would watch because it’s them … then those we’d not have a bar of.

But it’s more than that … it’s good casting or miscasting. In The Man Inside, the lead is wrong, Ms Ekberg all mammaries … in Pitfall, the men are good actors but the problem is they’re meant to swoon over the femme fatale. As you’ll read in comments, Lizabeth Scott just doesn’t have what it takes … not in that role anyway … not in the eyes of men.

Peggy Dow (1928, still alive at 97) does though, in this film, but she falls for the creep too easily … in RL, she’d have been a drawcard. Anyway, hope you can enjoy:

(1039) Elevenses, good reader. (1120)

 

16. The price of eggs

15. Rupert, Farage and people hoping against hope

The inclusion of the girl is because she’s one of the still unvindicated rape victims but she’s spoken out, like a Riley Gaines … they dearly want to shut her up but she’s now too well known and that’s a good strategy, I’m thinking.

Against that … Sammy and all the other unvindicated girls … are, sadly, the unvindicated men, victims of the Cry Rape monster girls who should be behind bars for the rest of their natural lives.

14. The murderous EU, Syria and Christians

13. Judges

This one came from one of us … Steve, IYE (?), I’ve forgotten:

12. IYE

The JFK archives 2025

https://www.archives.gov/research/jfk/release-2025

JH: I was concerned, laze and gem, that the folk festival was not long enough fer yer all, so IYE has obliged with The Files … get into that lot, if you dare, for a few weeks.

Also:

 

It was going to be, in this timeslot, either the first crime episode from the 50s or another Jago or Ruairidh or Dearieme’s Chris Barber (scheduled for Thursday, along with some Waller and ragtime) or Andy’s folk festival. Now it’s 2:31:17, chaps and chapesses, so it might be an archive for most to dip into when rundown, worn out, needing a lift. As for me now, cunning plan is to return, after chores, around 1030 to elevenses.

Here tis:

(0842). Quite late for the second post … have a feeling that that and the spring cleaning of the abode (already washed the bedding, put away)will delay things a bit. 0929 … going to have to do some domestic chores for awhile, chaps and chapesses. See ya soon. (0930)

 

11. Unherdables

10. Uke related

9. Two from TCW today (url in blogrolls)

8. IYE from comments

a. 3d.See JFK’s signature:

https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/people/president/john-f-kennedy

b. JH: This is similar to but not exactly IYE’s second:

c. Laura Loomer:

7. British Army

6. Steve at 999

• Kristi Noem Announce the Construction of More New Border Wall
• White House Releases Readout of Trump, Putin Call – ‘Many Elements’ of Peace Deal with Ukraine Have Been Agreed To: Talks to Begin Immediately in Mideast
• EU Pledges €2.5 Billion to Syria 10 Days After Outbreak of Islamist Massacres of Christians and Alawites
• Stranded for Nine Months in Space, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams Thank Elon Musk and President Trump
• Chief Justice Roberts Defends Rogue Judiciary, Slams Trump’s Call For Impeaching Judges in Rare Rebuke
• Laura Loomer Uncovers an Enormous Taxpayer-Funded Conflict of Interest Involving Obama Judge
• DOJ AGAIN Refuses to Give Judge Boasberg Sensitive Information on National Security Related to Deportation Flight
• Military Situation In [The] Ukraine On March 18, 2025
• Genocide Of The Kursk Region’s Civilians. New Evidence Of The Kiev Regime’s Atrocities
• From Covid mass formation to Ukraine mass formation
• USAID funded Ukraine group smeared VP Vance as pro-Russia ‘propagandist’
• Musk highlights Enoch Burke’s imprisonment, fight against transgenderism
• Much more.

5. Today’s delays

For example, glance at NOWP, then at our sidebar here, then at these screenshots ready to run, plus three films and one 26 min crime caper episode … it might spill over into tomorrow at this rate.

(0556) Notes in item 1 below. (0705)

 

4. Andy now, Steve will lead off the next post

The Daily Express has an opinion piece with the headline: “State pension is a benefit not an entitlement – what you get is up to Starmer so watch out”. Paywalled so I can’t link even if I wanted to. If this is so then it appears that all political parties, even bright and shiny new ones are making themselves unelectable. The end of days is nigh, eat lentils.

JH: All right … there’s a certain amount of kite flying govt does, gauging backlash or support, whether they can get away, for example, with another Gordon Brown raid … whole thing is driven by a. Agenda and b. Huge shortfalls of money due to ruinous schemes like gay help desks in Swaziland or whatever. That’s what Biden’s controller was doing at the death knell … spending on sbsolutely anything in order to bsnkrupt the country. Remember the Labour memo to the Exchequer … the money’s gone.

3. DAD at 999

a) On Friday, March 14, 2025, four migrant smugglers were tried and sentenced by the Dieppe Criminal Court (Seine-Maritime) with a rather dubious con game. The four fellow smugglers were tried for their involvement, directly or indirectly, in organizing seven attempted migrant smuggling operations to England from Dieppe or the city’s nearby beaches. 

b) Images from the Gaîté Lyrique in Paris after the expulsion of illegal immigrants; only six immigrants accepted the accommodation offered; the others refused under the pressure of the activist groups supporting them.

c) Fear spreading: The government is preparing a booklet that will be distributed to the public to explain the practices to adopt to prepare for and respond to crisis situations: industrial accidents, serious climate events, cyber attacks, or armed conflicts. It will be sent to all households by this summer.

d) JH: DAD has a url leading to this:

My first reaction is … whoa, hold your horses … apply what you’ve learnt so far, about either or both sides in any dispute, about manipulation, about desired outcomes actually eventuating and calling hallelujah. My first reaction is that the bit typed in the middle is quite different to the rest. I don’t trust it one bit. I’m still thinking Pam Bondi Bindergate.

Wait and see. 🍿🍿🍿 Please revisit Wed 1 e before proceeding to anything else.

2. Let’s start with TDS newsletter, then onto DAD, then Steve

TDS (url in blogrolls) has:

”Anyone who has done any serious analysis knows Net Zero cannot be achieved without a significant drop in our living standards, or worse, by bankrupting us.”

… and “everyone knew we needed a break, some time away from govt”. What a mendacious statement, when they are every bit a part of the problem, compounding it, hellbent on the destruction of Britain.

Then it goes onto the Chinese company Sungrow, making solar panels for farmland in Qld, northern Oz, where at least it gets sun … so much so that it’s started bushfires. Qld, by the way, is heavily forested nearer the coast and north. The Chinese govt is not the Oz friend in the least.

But it’s also not the Jihadi deathcult friend … it’s two opposed miscreants after the same spoils.

1. Just some notes from overnight

a. There’s a thing called overexplaining but there’s also a thing called checking in and being counted. In short, there are certain people who use the site, not just for the politics from out there but also to see the state of play, personally.

Woodsy was a bit of a shock (in a good way) … why should we care about anyone at all for that matter? Because we do … there it is.

b. Had a nightmare this morning before waking just now … good thing is I’ve truly forgotten what it was but it was a personal circumstances thing … not lying but I just can’t remember.

Which does remind me of that girl doing the review of The Animals’ House of the Rising Sun. She said at one point “don’t hate on me” and that she just could not remember details … I remember thinking it was like an oldie with oldtimer’s disease.

Which got me thinking about drugs … in my case a cocktail of heart meds, plus what they’re doing to the skies, fields, water, food. I am always ill, at least for a short time, after being outside any length of time, in Vitamin D3 territory. Now … what about youngsters?

c. Which brings me to the second person saying to me, a couple of days ago: “You worry too much.” Uh huh, yet I’m no hypochondriac, being of the keep away from doctors persuasion, yet one still has to plan ahead for obvious eventualities.

One of those eventualities is a whole bank of things in the pipeline here to post, from TDS and Chinese fires in Oz to the Tories still not getting the utter bollox of Net Zero, it’s total wankery (excuse my French).

d. My health’s not too bad just now overall, at 0616, thanks for asking … slept right through, which is a mixed bag but overall pretty good thank you very much. Just look at that 105 year old Hemmingway chap, RIP. Hoping, genuinely, that each of you, patrons, are holding up. Prayers.

e. Late addition at 0650:

Don’t be rushed into anything, don’t put yourself into official hands if you can organise yourself not to.

And always write your day’s jobs at the start of the day … just a scribbled list in your journal … you can always come back, days later, and see if it’s been ticked off … I do that with meds too. For example, memo to self: anything more on that JFK-Killery thing?

It needs to be said, methinks, that “slow it down, don’t rush ahead” is grand advice. It does not mean you’re negating … you’re just waiting. Or exploring further.

(1704) Evening all.

 

26. Is it possible they’re joining forces?

25. Rogue judge orders space crew back to ship

… according to the Babylon Bee.

24. The thing with Van Morrison

… was he was so wooden when live … I’d say very shy as you can see in this live performance with Jules Holland … and yet this was a very wild number in 1964 … forgot to mention that it was a core part of our repertoire in 1966, also Woolly Bully (with four els) and Wild Thing.

Perfect song for a simple garage band, simple chords, wildly popular. Yes, the Doors did what was the best cover ever but that graphic jailbait sexuality of their version in the 70s was not what VM was about in 1964 … we at least were unaware of that side of it, just how naive were we?

23. Andy at 999

Here we go again, always banging on about food.

22. Andy … details at 999:2

21. Home buying

20. Woodsy still alive

19. Some at TCW today

18. Steve at 999 with war room

• Alien Enemies Act: Todd Bensman On The Legislation Key To Mass Trump Deportations
• Left-Wing Dark Money Group Bankrolls Protests Against DEI And DOGE, Natalie Winters Reports
• “The Irish Were Forced At Gunpoint To Join The EU” Walsh On McGregor’s White House Visit
• Brian Costello Responds To Workforce Reduction Due To Artificial Intelligence

Plus:

• Hearts of Oak: Chad Connelly. Hope Rising: Christians Leading the Charge in a Shifting America

17. Another Reform chairman down