… she was a Reform councillor who mentioned the deathculters and was booted out by Yusuf (through Farage). She then resigned as councillor I think.
9. Svali in response to the obvious question
… how come none of this has ever reached the mainstream (though the interviewer believed her, the implication was obviously that she was making it up for some nefarious purpose, some psy-op):
8. This is today’s, Friday’s, international theatre of note
7. The constant gender issue with deathcult dominated nations and females
(0414) Greetings, patrons and other readers … just been archiving things from other devices and again … there is a mass of material to run. To collate it into articles with logical flow is the ideal but also unrealistic, given that time must be divided between covering, posting and real life obligations.
I was thinking this through, having woken in the middle of the night again, decided to do raw data transfers instead of writing for once. Next … how to present? In longs when the attention span of many is these days for grabs and excerpts, no longer?
Or as separate, numbered shorts, as is usually the case at HQ, especially unarranged … they appear just as they appeared in the “gathered” queue in the first place? I’m thinking this is the way to go for this Friday. Doing Fri 1 and 2 now, then trying for three more hours sleep, ok? (0513 for now)
(0917) Nondescript is the way I’d describe the sky. (0928)
5. Careful with your vehicle today
4. Steve at 1174
Siege of Venezuela Escalates With Strategic Bombers Over the Caribbean
‘Prince Andrew Believed Sleeping With Me His Birthright’: Late Epstein Victim Virginia Giuffre Has the Last Word in Her Posthumous Memoir ‘Nobody’s Girl’
Trump To Meet Russia’s Putin in Hungary To Negotiate an End to the War in Ukraine
Two Antifa Thugs Charged with Terrorism for First Time Ever — Were Part of Cell that Tried to Murder ICE Agents in Texas
Moscow Tough Response As US Sends Tomahawks
Deadly Abnormalities Emerging in mRNA Boosted Healthy Young Adults
Lifting weights could transform your gut bacteria in just 8 weeks, new study reveals
Much more.
3. Certain people are all out for conflagration
2. DAD at 1174
a) As I expected “The motions tabled by LFI and the RN [in the French parliament] failed to garner the 289 votes needed to bring down the government….
b) The knives are out. Édouard Philippe, Emmanuel Macron’s former Prime Minister, didn’t mince his words. He stated this Thursday, October 16, that the early departure of the President of the Republic was the only way to avoid “18 months of indeterminacy and crisis.”
c) France’s National Assembly has rejected two motions of no confidence—one from the far-left and another from the Rassemblement National—allowing Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s government to survive another day.
1. There are going to be a few “Svali bites” throughout the day
… this being the first. It was from a Toronto radio interview transcript in 2000, which makes it useful for comparison a quarter of a century later … that’s how long I’ve been operational online now … frightening.
There was a mass of data came through from 2000 through to maybe 2007 before the PTB started shutting it down, esp. in search engines and Wiki, even by platform admins … all this has only increased. It was interesting wading through it again … MK Ultra, HAARP, Sid Gottlieb, Jolyon West, False Memory foundation, all the symbolism.
Some might not even need repeating … the 1984 interview with Yuri Bezmenov hardly needs it, having been overtaken by real events. I keep making reference to Svali and will drop in some of her bites during the day. She was/is an intergenerational monster, created from birth onwards but broke away (so we can believe or not) and spilled the beans for a few years, then went to ground.
As with all these ladies, e.g. Bryce Taylor and so on … they’re damaged goods and it’s not taken the professional debunkers long to do their most plausible work. If the whistleblowers can’t be vilified, mocked and dismissed, they are placed in the big media silence bubble forever or else Seth Riched, Epsteined or Gary Webbed, even Larry McDonalded. JFK Jr-ed?
Just one for now from Svali:
The natural reaction of course is, “Utter balderdash!” more bizarre-sounding than anything MM could write. Yet over time, more and more comes to light and the straight gainsaying, minus receipts, of the Respectables, pales beside the accumulating evidence, socmed, footage, pics, testimony. Perfect example is chemtrails whom the Respectables are desperate to frame as contrails. No one is saying that contrails aren’t a thing … the Respectables were trying to lump chemtrails in there with them. Same sort of thing with windfarms. Podesta, pizza, Abramovich.
The issue is not in the least whether these people really are Anubis worshippers and all that. Svali said it was what she’d been taught … those high ups believe in it, just as the Greens believe in their Gaia and Shambala. Once the ruling cabals are heavily into such things, e.g. the war on carbon, once policy is formed on that basis, once the power of the State is brought to bear to enforce all this and suppress dissent … that’s the real issue.
23. Many people have not even seen a green supporter
Here ya go:
22. Steve at 1174
War Room snippets…
Tina Descovich: Moms For Liberty Is Not Slowing Down. The Left Is Terrified Because America Is Awake, And We Are Stronger Than Ever!
Nick Solheim On Mamdani’s Fox News Interview: These Far Leftists Refuse To Even Say The Presidents Name
Priest who fantasized over boys and “putting it up their backside” hailed as “prophet” by Pope Leo
Vatican II Springtime: “Catholic Ireland” in freefall-from 6000 priests in early 60s to 2000 today
21. Social media influencers and Two Tier
20. Vitamin K jabs
19. This 4Chan issue again
18. He might be in a bit of trouble admitting that
17. There’s a bit too much swearing in this
… apologies to rhe gentlemen present:
16. Giorgia, with whom many of us are wildly in love
… posts this:
For those less Italian in temperament, that last paragraph again:
“And here’s another splendid example of the left: the one that for decades has lectured us about respecting women, but then, lacking any arguments, calls a woman a prostitute to criticize her.”
The genuinely gory horrors started, afa I can remember, just into the 70s, although the 1962 Lord of the Flies was not a lot of fun to be sure. I’m not a horror fan in the least, even twee 50s attempts, and site policy here is always the same … make reference to, provide conduits to go see for yourself … just not to run repugnant excrescences themselves here on the main page, e.g. any pic of Elton John or Clackers, no Podesta drawings.
50s “horror” is safe enough as a rule and I fully admit the ploy to undercut the actual horror presented … the ludicrous sfx in this one below are “safe enough”. As we’re very closely connected to libertarian themes at our alt-sites, that looks very much like censorship, that which I’m doing.
My riposte is to say that we always try to at least make reference to, or offer a conduit to, or give a clue to, those topics the media won’t touch … that’s part of our mission … and there are five separate places to choose to run them from … but another part of the mission here is to also present a reliable, daily compendium which is NOT going to suddenly show you a Hirst statue of a pregnant teen or some rainbow vileness or some other horror which cannot be unseen. You want that … go find it yourself. You want Sydney Sweeney’s bare funbags … go find them yourself.
On this movie, one wag noted:
One reviewer wrote:
“The film that helped usher in Hollywood’s giant bug craze, this isn’t half-bad. Special effects are pathetic even for the time, but the story is gripping enough and the acting first-rate. Peter Graves plays a scientist working on food growth via radiation. Grasshoppers get at these plants and grow to the size of a bus. They find humans much tastier than their usual fare. They invade Chicago after tearing up the countryside, and it’s a race to the finish to see whether anything can be done to stop them before the Army nukes Chicago. Morris “Colonel Fielding” Ankrum is a grumpy general, and Peggie Castle is a reporter investigating the story. Lots of fun. We never see the monsters actually come into contact with any of the humans they devour, but the closeup facial shots of various actors about to be eaten are priceless.”
The whole notion of grasshoppers is quite connected to the biblical locusts, and the title of this movie is also a giveaway … plus, if you think back to the 50s’ “paranoia”, if in fact it was paranoia … well, it’s not far removed from our situation right now in 2025.
Further post to come … once written at some stage.
(1045) Just what have I been doing for an hour and a half? See Thurs 11 for the clickbait answer. Afternoon all. (1206)
15. Yes please
14. Of these at TDS today
… the one I’ll follow up first is the Archbish item.
13. The woman they’re shutting out of power
12. Hitting the cartels
11. 2-31-24
Oh such mystique in three numbers, ra ra ra, yeah yeah, op ed, housekeeping.
I was once called a drifter by a guy in reference to his girl but let’s not dwell on that. My defence was that we often try our darndest to achieve something and are stymied. For example, some once said try, try and try again. WC Fields added, “Then quit, no point being a darned fool about it.”
More accurate, to my mind, is that there are some things which are going to fall into place, some that aren’t. If they do, carpe diem is the strategy, but that requires eternal biblical vigilance, which in yutn lays one open to charges of opportunism.
I’m thinking that not seizing a chance to do right is a crime in itself, as Edmund Burke might say. That’s quite different to opportunism with no moral compass. Take our current societal malaise, engineered that way. Svali said, in 2000, that these people make mistakes. Carpe diem.
I might add … eternal biblical vigilance … yes, that did mean keeping ourselves in order, our noses clean, our powder dry, prepared to act in a moment … but in reference to the return of the Lord … whereas I’m using it to mean to take opportunities laid upon our table.
Our more active readers might add … we make our own opportunities, we carve our own way through the mountains … yes, agreed. Our strategy needs to be a mix of all of those, methinks, a blend of approaches, holding onto universal truisms, always with the mindset we have here, also with some sort of rediscovered moral compass … yes, all of those, as my dear mum used to say.
What’s all that to do with 2-31-24? The 2 is the number of films or episodes which turned up to run as matinees, the 31 is the number of sshots gathered this morning for the regular items, having run out last night … the 24 is something which just finished ten minutes ago.
My cunning plan this morning was to do this and that job, make that ohone call, call MMutR, cook, prepare etc. etc.
What I did instead was see a mass of YT recommendations, all at the one time, and from experience, they are ephemeral … they disappear as fast as they appear. So I had to strike, to save, right now, nit an hour from now.
They include items from brilliant to rare to par for the course. I deleted 2 of em but the 24 remaining will tide us over for our short feature slots for some time … each had its points of great interest. What chance eh?
“The whole piece is well worth reading as a reminder of the absurd, cloying bureaucratic tyranny which has sucked the life, the vital spark out of our freedom and almost everything we once valued.”
“Bentine is an interesting man, not just for this and other comedy work. He was an expert pistol shot who trained the SAS in his style; also he wrote of psychic experiences in his non-fiction and autobiographies – perhaps he inherited from his Peruvian father some of the otherworldly spiritual strain found in South America.”
(0513) If I’m a bit tardy in posting, dear reader, it’s not through sloth or snoozing … there are 15 items gathered, ready to run, plus today’s horror film (yes, you read that right) is loaded, ready to roll, plus our first feature short soon, after Thur 10. Grey and Gates poison gloomy out there … no matter, lots on here and at our brother/sister sites too, let alone on X. (0812)
5. From a major alt-pundit downunder
4. Claire Coutinho is worth a look
3. Steve at 1174
State Dept Revokes Visas of Foreigners Who Celebrated Charlie Kirk’s Murder, Says They ‘Wish Death on Americans’
Pelosi Loses It – Screams and Points at Reporter After She Is Asked Why She Refused to Call in National Guard on January 6th! (JH: Such fun it was)
Moscow Prepares Donbass Cauldron
The Jab That Keeps on Giving…300% Increase in ALS (Motor Neuron Disease) Drug sales reveals Singapore’s Hidden Health Horror Story!
NIH quietly resumes banned “gain-of-function” bird flu research, with critics warning of engineered pandemic threat (JH: These are truly monsters still at the reins of power)
Collectivism is threatening our freedom and creating modern slavery
France. The prospect of censure is receding, but political tensions are far from over. Members of Parliament are preparing to plunge into debates that promise to be epic.
After his baptism of fire in questions to the government in the National Assembly on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, the Prime Minister went to the Senate to deliver a statement on his general policy.
(continued at 1174 and later at UHC-WP (under France)…
Eric Trump: Endless Wars, Senseless Spending, And Broken Lives – My Father Said No More. He’s Brought Peace Where No One Else Could, And The World Is Celebrating
Bannon: America’s Biggest Issue In The Middle East Is Saudi Arabia And Iran Providing Oil And Gas To The CCP
Cleo Paskal: If A Hostile Foreign Power Controls The Center Of The Pacific, The US Is No Longer Safe
Ben Harnwell: Ukraine’s “Green Goblin” inserts himself into POTUS’s MidEast peace-triumph news-cycle
19. Steve B’s chart quiz
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“As has been pointed out by most reviewers on IMDb, this film has all the perceived elements of cold war-period American cinema. However, what also should be considered is the influence it has had on contemporary SF movies and TV.
Hugh Marlowe, Joan Taylor and, especially, Morris Ankrum are well-known B-movie actors: they appeared in everything from Westerns to SF, with lots of stops in between. Thus, this film (complete with all the other stalwarts of ’50s and ’60s “Bs” who appear therein) can be seen as a progenitor of later low-budget productions which rely on a cheap yet capable cast.
At the time it was released (1956), Ray Harryhausen was proving his expertise with stop-motion special effects, later to be given much larger budgets in ’60s colour productions. “Gumby” and similar TV items owe much to this man, as does Aardman Productions and, possibly, Dreamworks.
It has already been indicated (by others) that “Mars Attacks” owes its saucers to this film. So, too, “ID4” has a debt, as does “Dr Who”! (Specifically the outfits worn by the aliens – that leaden ‘dome’ on top of their environment suits belongs to a famous adversary of the good doctor – check out a couple of Tom Baker serials!) Be that as it may, Fred F. Sears does an acceptable job as director; Curt Siodmak supplies a clever screenplay based on Don Keyhoe’s book (Keyhoe also wrote ‘non-fiction’ accounts of UFOs); and some of the dialogue is definitely quotable! IMDb has some ripper examples.
Watch it and enjoy it. Strip some of our contemporary SF of CGI and they really do lack substance in comparison with this entertaining and funny movie. OK. You won’t gasp and ooooh. If you have a love of ’50s B-movies however, this one is a ‘corker’!”
