Think it was Wired, the leftwing tech rag, which had the Tennessee result going to the Demonrat. The only interesting two things were how the Wokeleft Politico spun it and … er … what the actual result was.
GOP took it, Politico wrote: “GOP frets ‘dangerous’ result in Tennessee. Republicans are worried the slim margin of victory in Tuesday’s special election may spell doom in 2026.” What a horse’s backside Politico is.
All the same, Elise’s victory over Johnson last night was nice … so maybe it will stir the Donald enough to put a bomb under the GOP.
18. Money’s just confetti after all
17. Ladies again
This is a far bigger topic than one might initially think. When I made contact with a gf from my yoof awhile back, the issue was not so much how each would react upon meeting again … that was positive, there were clues … but how each would feel as our views and perceptions of events now differed … in fact just how different our mindsets might be now.
Neither opted to find out, possibly knowing, deep down.
16. Do you remember a few days back
… when, after a bad sleep, I lost balance and had an accident? This was at NOWP:
9. At what point do the silent majority in the west start calling this out?
Ditto with Notre Dame, much priceless architecture for a start, mass murder, not just of African blacks? With the middle-east, Africa, known deathcult-overrun areas … well there’s not much which can be done, given the terrorists control western politicians … either that or the Askenazis or the Chinese.
In the western nations though, it can surely be called out by you … but I see and hear precious little outrage. Why? Bleedin’ obvious, no? I’m thinking the Triune God has a good case: “If you decide to turn away, abandon Me, the one factor which let the West per se reach that level of civility, civic life, ethics, protecting the ordinary person, though it took a thousand years to get there … then why should I bother coming to the aid of someone who doesn’t even believe in Me?”
Interesting that Putin has taken the stance he has … defender of the faith … ditto Orban, Poland and others. And godless Britain? Well just look at its abject state.
8. And more on this Oz “E Safety” thing
7. More on the Elise-Anna Paulina thing
6. More on the inHouse fighting
I’m well aware of the argument against women being in politics, similar to running companies or in key positions such as the “E Safety Commissioner” downunder … and many critics are women themselves:
On the other hand, when women mouth off for good things and combine to do it … there’s immense power in there to eventually stymie the baddies. Now look, I’ve had the rough end of the stick from females throughout my life but so have I had treachery from men. Yet this below seems a good thing:
Again, the argument remains that men could have done that too. Yes, they could have. They didn’t.
There’s the added factor … well let me put it this way … there’s a young guy, Young Bob, another called Charlie Downes … similar fighters but have you heard much about them? Truth is, the girls grab us, the boys are worthy mates. Charlie Kirk was a bit different of course.
Feisty femmes can be bad, pains in the neck (the woke-left and karens) but others can be good, pains in the neck. The crucial thing is that their politics are right. In this case, miracles might happen to overturn Johnson.
4. Steve at 1221
Tensions Escalate Within NATO as Pentagon Abruptly Halts Ukraine-Related Communications with Germany
Germany’s Industrial Backbone Collapsing Under Globalist Ideological Energy Policy, Industry Leaders Warn
Milan’s Police Chief Reports Foreign Nationals Linked to 80% of Predatory Crimes as Winter Olympics Loom
GOP Senator Introduces Legislation to Eliminate Dual Citizenship
National Guardsman Andrew Wolfe is Now Responding to Nurses — Gives Thumbs Up
Criminal Indian Illegal Alien Semi-Truck Driver Who Obtained CDL in California Kills Two People After Jack-knifing Trailer in Oregon
[The] Ukraine Inches Closer To Defeat (JH: along the front line)
Gates Funds ‘Geoengineering’ to Dim the Sun – After Saying Climate Change Is Not a Threat to Humanity
Crowborough Braces for the Arrival of 600 Illegal Migrants
Much more.
3. Somalia
2. DAD at 1221
a) Capitulation. For security reasons, there will be no New Year’s Eve concert on the Champs-Élysées this year.
b) It’s POLITICO, but I read of a rumour a few days ago. The European Union has approved a proposal to curb trade benefits for developing countries that refuse to take back migrants whose stay in the bloc has been denied. (JH: Leftwing source, proceed accordingly … probably already out in the alt-news)
c) NANTES – again. Preserving the Peace. At the Prairie-de-Mauves waste disposal center in Nantes, an unusual scene unfolds every evening.
d) Two 16-year-old ISIS supporters, one a Chechen migrant who arrived four years ago, were arrested by the DGSI (General Directorate for Internal Security) in the Bas-Rhin and Paris regions on suspicion of planning an antisemitic attack.
e) Ile-de-France: The slow disappearance of kebabs… replaced by tacos. The Avenue du 6-Juin-1944 in Goussainville recently boasted several kebab shops.
(1603) Almost evening all. The carols will start here on Sat 13th … 12 days of Advent, then 12 days of Christmas. Christmas pictures will appear from here onwards, probably tomorrow evening for the first in the sidebar.
Wrong attitude imho … if you start to enjoy shopping with her (takes getting used to and involves sitting on benches a lot) … then you enjoy the payback later in the process. It’s a nice experience, your lady rewarding you. But never simping and never right into the shopping … that’s a bit iffy.
17. In one
16. So why is Donny not arresting?
As MmutR says … coz it’s Pammy’s job. And why is Pammy not?
“Judging by some comments here, “The Case Of The Missing Will” appears to be an underrated “Poirot” episode. Though apparently loosely based on an Agatha Christie story, it is a quintessentially Christie-ian tale about a old tycoon, a possible murder, a missing will, the search for a heir, deep buried family secrets; the ending is a surprise, but a logical one (the biggest clue can be found in the method of the murder). Gender politics of the 1930s are nicely incorporated into the story, and it is a clever Miss Lemon observation that enables Poirot to solve the mystery. The production is elegant, and the ensemble acting is typically fine, with Beth Goddard a spirited Violet. The only questionable plot point for me was the lawyer’s remark that an oath could be sufficient for a person to claim that he (or she) is someone’s heir; even in the pre-DNA era, I doubt it would be that simple.”
— Yesterday's Britain, A Better Britain. (@YesterdaysBrit1) December 2, 2025
14. The N word
To say I was wide-eyed in shock at this below is the understatement of the week so far:
The only way I could pick the jaw up off the floor was after MMutR explained … he’s useful that way for us normies … he says that that’s not a despicable word to them (check her profile pic and text and you’ll understand). Were we to use the N word ourselves, it would have racist overtones but when those of that demographic use it … the educated, higher members … they use the word as we might use chav or even hayseed … the lower end of the social scale.
In that sense, it makes sense. I do have two tales about it … but in a different post later sometime.
13. Get thee over, please, good people, to AK Haart
HERE … on the topic of our gallant leadership … and the nature of chaos.
(1014) Better day out there today, mood around the corners of the sphere from resigned to more buoyant, slow blogging all the same as much gathering, communicating in other places going on, plus chores. For example, the Bookmarks in the navbar are now in three, to make more manageable, hopefully. (1055)
10. Moosh corner
… (was getting withdrawal symptoms) …
9. It might be Barron
… maybe just a fan, maybe DJT staff … still valid news:
8. Good work, Andrew
… I’d love to see Midazolam Matt finally nailed.
7. Is she still worthwhile as a source?
To answer the opening question … yes, methinks still a great source, whatever the reason for exposing hidden nasties. Possibly Benny Johnson too. But not Charlie Ward nor Health Ranger nor Bow Tie Martin, nor Campbell. But yes Lara Logan, despite her recent trip.
6. On a mission
… whether from God remains to be seen. When I made contact recently with my first ex 57 years ago, she was asking if I was trying to resolve something? Could not answer that weeks ago but think I can now … yes, a mission perhaps to “put things in historical context”.
I’m supposing that most of us reaching a certain age do start reflecting, if time, and finding some sort of closure if possible. For some, it’s a nostalgic kick, esp. through music, e.g. this coming up on Quora from one Bruce Johnson:
“Townshend started off his point of view by stating, “You know, I could sit down and have a conversation with Paul about rock ‘n’ roll, and we’d be talking about two different things. To me, rock was The Rolling Stones, and before that, Chuck Berry, and before that, maybe a few people who lived in fields in Louisiana, but I can’t really include the Beatles in that. The Beatles were over with Herman’s Hermits. That’s not rock ‘n’ roll.”
Townshend viewed The Beatles as “a big pop phenomenon” who created “light music with occasional masterpieces thrown in.” This quote in particular is a hot, hot take, to say the least. Still, when viewed through Townshend’s lens (and when one compares The Beatles’ music to that of The Who, Led Zeppelin, and The Rolling Stones), they aren’t black-and-white rock ‘n’ roll in the slightest.
-Rolling Stone, 1982.”
Well yes, I’ve also been exploring music and in fact have a music post coming up which I’ve no idea who here will like. It’s ragtime and in other exploration, I’ve got back to grandmothers’ birthdates in the mid 1880s onwards, which puts all the rest of it, inc. my parents, plus lil ole me, in context, in perspective.
Thus the first full on ex-gf 57 years ago at a tender age really can be seen in perspective (the one I refound weeks ago) … plus the perceptions at that time, that the good times were just going to keep on rolling, not a care in the world, apart from school and exams.
Oh what a rude awakening we were all to have. They grew up, I maybe did not, eternal Peter Pan … until I was forced by life to grow up. The seven years following that summer idyll we had were rough. Good moments along the way but overall … rough.
And today, as a result of all this exploration? Attitude? Mood? Well not unlike with the blog exploration we’re doing, the finding out. For what for us to know? Because we bring sadness upon ourselves … chances lost etc., poor decisions, good ones … but the reason to know is those words used above … perspective, and maybe context. Seeing something which happened in context does help.
