Sunday [7 to 10]

(0721) Mornng all, still in bed again, just lazy, that’s all it is. (0751)

 

10. From Deeproots on Gab


9. Steve at 1002

  • Special Envoy Steve Witkoff on Tucker Carlson Show: Russia’s Putin Prayed for ‘Friend’ Trump After He Was Shot
  • Chinese Navy Cruises Around Australia and Sends a Message to the World*
  • If Chief Justice John Roberts Is Hobnobbing with the Most Wicked and Heinous People in America at Private, Elitist Functions – How Can He Be Trusted to Make Sound Decisions for the American People?**
  • Swiss Think-Tank: US Intel Investigating Anthony Blinken For Potential Involvement in Romania’s Globalist Coup
  • Trump Revokes Security Clearance of Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris, and the Radical Leftist Cabal
  • Military Situation In [The] Ukraine On March 22, 2025
  • How Zelenski Is Trying To Sabotage Trump’s Negotiations With Russia***
  • UK Breakfast TV Gives Sympathetic Coverage of Covid Shot Damage****
  • Online Safety Act: The truth behind one of [the] UK’s most authoritarian pieces
  • Much more.

……

*Retun of the yellow peril

**Indeed

***Head of one Azov brigade planning coup

****Finally.

8. Remember Lockerbie too


7. DAD presents, at 1002

a) Paris yesterday. The left march against racism, border guards, Police, right wing, etc. etc. Surprise, surprise, there is violence.

b) …..but the politicians still can’t see the problem. 

The French Minister of Justice says,

“The is no problem with Islam, the problem is with Islamism”.

c) The British politicians are just as bad.

“Multiculturalism hasn’t failed,” says ex-MP chased by pro-Palestinian protesters

Jonathan Ashworth, who was tipped for major government role, suffered shock general election defeat in Leicester South.

d) The government has published a booklet of items that one should keep ready in case of emergency. The booklet suggests that one keeps six bottles of water; but shows a pitcure seven bottles.

East End dilettante chooses his signature track

(0621) The essential problem with feeling part of people in different places is that they never completely see you as one of them. (0701)

 

Illustrating this is our Moosh … couldn’t get much more London than her, yet she’s not East End in herself … she’s from near Edmonton, more Spurs country:


Notice that lake by the way? And my own Londoninity is centred on Ammersmiff, Mill Hill and Blackheath, as laid out in my infamous poem Odeon to Ammersmiff. And Blackheath inevitably leads to suspicions that the denizen’s been dallying with rugger, Tranquil Vale and the Princess of Wales. Plus London Bridge and eventually Cannon Street.

Anyway, were you to want to sum up 70s London, you’d do worse than Stiff Records, Ian Dury and the Blockheads:

Which brings me to two of my hobbyhorses … first being the immortal expression “Local not local” which means someone far more local to an area than, say, a Tom Dick or Harry from Grantchester Meadows or maybe Dunfermline but not necessarily local to anywhere else … and the second hobbyhorse being a particular style of music.

This style takes a group of musos who can really play those instruments … key perfect and note perfect … yet they lack a focal point, a direction, a “thang”. Hence they cluster around an eccentric such as Ian Dury or Graham Parker or Willy de Ville or even Jon Fogerty and the result is greatness of a sort … his vision and their consummate playing.

The word I’m probably searching for here is “playful”.

Fitting that bill was Mark Knopfler … when all were on the same page, reading from the same hymn sheet … they were simply great … but once egos intruded, competing ambitions etc. … then just forget it. None are ever as good again out on their own. …/END.

Sunday [1 to 6]

(0314). Sunday is a long day, with almost equal parts day and night and at 0409, I’m ready to go back to bed to catch some more shuteye. Did not even get to our chaps … too much else waylaid your humble blogger, as you’ll see below. Life, laze and gem, is learning until the day we die. Catch you in a while. (0438)

 

6. Oh well, that’s that a third time

… good reader, need some shuteye after this, I see via ticker that DAD’s just posted.


5. Oh well, that’s that again


4. Oh well … that’s that then

… was it the DEI or the hairy back?


3. Interesting study, these two


Serena is a known-known … difficult to ask a question of, is full steam ahead with her cause, which happens, in many respects, to align with much of ours.

This Bidwell character I looked at. Has all the trappings of being dismissive … the sarco, throwaway lines, the Brit sense of humour … I can’t see him as being anything but Brit … and yet his ideas are bizarre. For example, he had an item up on how our wonderful PM, in his majesty, saw dear Zellie (the Ukraine) and the meeting was as between equals.

I was awaiting for the punchline … but none was to come. Whaaa?

Clearly educated to a point … I was trying to liken him to someone more well known and then it appeared … he did a promo for Private Eye.

Got it … Hislop clone … twisted politics, straight Guy Burgess stuff. Private Eye is weird … does corrupt borough explorations, exposes cant … to a point … yet cannot rid itself of an essentially Labour slant … has all the trappings of being culturally British … and yet is deeply anti-British … the “intellectual” left as it styles itself.

2. Explore, folk, don’t just take as handed from the PTB


1. A reverse order look at a young man

… with his head screwed on backwards … MP Mike Martin. Last page opened first here:

https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en/studentTheses/war-on-its-head

It was an academic study by a member of British Army “intelligence” which the army didn’t like, so he resigned and became an MP … and look where.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Martin_(British_politician)

https://www.google.com/search?q=mike+martin&rlz=1C9BKJA_enGB1117GB1120&oq=mike+martin&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqEAgAEAAYgwEY4wIYsQMYgAQyEAgAEAAYgwEY4wIYsQMYgAQyDQgBEC4YgwEYsQMYgAQyDQgCEC4YrwEYxwEYgAQyCggDEAAYiwMYgAQyCggEEAAYiwMYgAQyCggFEAAYiwMYgAQyBwgGEAAYgAQyBwgHEAAYgAQyBwgIEAAYgAQyBwgJEAAYgATSAQg1NTU4ajFqN6gCCbACAeIDBBgBIF_xBbVRmC2Zcf4R&hl=en-GB&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#ebo=0

https://mike-martin.co.uk/defence-%26-foreign-affairs

https://mike-martin.co.uk


All this came about, around 0324, after a good sleep, thank you very much, after seeing this:


And now a word about “Grifty” and “The Grift Report”. Quite intriguing because he (yes he) followed my account early and I posted that here for IYE to see, thinking it was “our” American Grifty.

Having said that, made that error, I then found it was not such an error after all:


Intriguing, as his topics are as ours are at Unherdables, more slanted to one topic, heavily steeped in US-UK, though blogging out of the UK, or Asgard as he puts it. He seems to be quite up with the lowdown.

……

And that, dear Unherdable patron or occasional, is the type of thing we need to do on every topic we look at. I quite agree though … how is that humanly possible and yet still have a life we could call “living”?

Saturday [16 till close of play]

(1638) Almost evening, all.

 

26. Tell you what … the more you dig into this

… the more intriguing it starts to look. For a start, it stitches up the gang of four, Farage does not get to be PM, nor get his gong.

More seriously, possibly Jenrick would be PM, Lowe one of the cabinet. I’ve been looking at Jenrick’s record and he’s stood against the Uniparty line a few times.

What effect would it have? How would Tories align themselves? The globalist left in there would have to align with, say, the LibDems … they’d be formidable but Reformers would largely convert to the new party, possibly bringing new blood in.

It’s worth a thought. I’m not sure Elon is convinced of Rupert as a leader, more as a Rottweiler like Tom Homan. But Jenrick-Lowe?


25. The Red Baron

One never knows from where a great post will come:

http://charltonteaching.blogspot.com/2025/03/how-great-was-red-baron-manfred-von.html

24. Just watched the fights, interviews etc.

Wow … exciting times, wild times …

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Ali_vs._Sonny_Liston

23. Red meat


22. This can’t continue much longer

Jenrick is pretending his party in its current form is the answer.


21. Isilme and her Beloved went for a walk

She wrote: “I don’t have much to say about the walk as it wasn’t that inspiring, which is why it was so nice to see the violets!”


20. Doctors of Death


19. Snow White

This apparently the remake which the picture in Ladies at Lunchtime was about.


18. An ER nurse speaks

17. Steve at 1002

a. If he hasn’t done so already with this offer he can tell Zelensky to put his minerals where the sun don’t shine… Interview Du President Felix Tshisekedi Chez Fox News

b. Hearts of Oak: Catherine Blaiklock – Reform UK Under Scrutiny: Farage Power Play and Party Struggle

c. War Room:

  • Julie Kelly: DOJ Considers State Secret Privilege To Keep National Security Details Away From Judge Boasberg
  • T**my R**inson’s Life Threatened By M**lim Inmate In Prison, Peter Mcilvenna Reports*
  • Peter Mcilvenna: Multiculturalism Has Turned Europe Into One Big No-Go Zone
  • Andy Biggs: Congress Should Pass A Resolution Terminating Boasberg For Bad Behavior Under Article 3

*On that point about the danger, MMutR pointed that out firmly that it’s not any of those other factrs as much … it’s the constant, 24/7 fear that that cell door is going to be left unlocked … that’s what would play on his mind. That governor is sadistic in the extreme.

16. I’ve strong feelings about this rally

There were some amateurish things here, even her trying to be heard over the speaker in the bkgd, the rent-a-hamas lot trying to break up the rally, the small crowd … the whole thing very real … real people trying to do what they can to fight this machine. All power to the victims and organisers.

Peter Gunn

First an apple-log … lay on the bed for a few minutes around elevenses, awoke in the late 1300s … uh huh. Right … to business. I never saw Peter Gunn when it came out, which may have had something to do with it not being on tele or me being too young.

So … t’other day, thought I’d watch the first episode … straight down the line mob boss thing … 26 minutes, not much story development. This actor hangs around low joints but in the most expensive gear … not an open invitation? There’s the mandatory girl on the balcony with him … he tries to act nonchalant and standoffish, she adores him but is hardbitten. Uh huh.

Every episode is the same … except for some plot variations … judge by this episode two below. My thoughts on the series are below the episode …

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Gunn

Now that theme … there’s the Mancini version, which is the original and verra nice indeed, boss … there’s the Art of Noise version with Rik Mayall and the girl in red, also verra nice and quite fun …

… then there’s the Duane Eddy version we’ve had at nourishing a few times … to my mind, it’s the most authentic for the era, it came from that era, Duane Eddy was the real thang hisself:

My thoughts on the series? It’s ok, a curiosity, redolent of The Untouchables, which I did watch, of Dragnet, and later … 77 Sunset Strip … that sort of thing. My thoughts on the times? Brilliant … luv em … the second half of the 50s, first half of the 60s I mean, not the bootleg era itself.

I was a little kid, a spotty herbert with an annoying manner or else in a world of my own … protected by the times we were in. Kidnap? Paedos? Never gave anything nasty much thought, was sure I could have escaped, I had my Colt 45 cap gun and enough rolls of caps to deal with any baddy … in that sense, idyllic times, three square meals a day, didn’t like having to help dry the dishes though. /END.

Saturday [11 to 15]

(1028). Approaching brunch. (1322)

 

15. Moosh corner


14. Coronation Street weighs in


13. Conscientious objection

To my mind, it depends on the reason. In my rugby days, the coach wanted us to hate the opposition for the duration of the game, then have a drink with them after. In early military days, to my mind it didn’t much matter where I was deployed … not so now I’ve lived in some of those countries, made friends.

Some countries I’ve not lived in, have no intention of, don’t like their lifestyle, their savagery. Then we get to those we don’t mind so much but they want us dead or raped … sadly, they’ve cast their vote, their behaviour now determines our response.


12. From the recent Monkeywerx comments thread … IYE


11. The Animals

Occasionally, the leftwing Quora can be useful, for example:

Why did “The Animals” not achieve the same level of success as other popular groups from their era such as The Beatles and The Rolling Stones?

“The Animals were always an uneasy alliance. Looks like Alan Price had his eyes on a solo career from the get-go. Chas Chandler told a story that, the morning Price received his first royalties for ‘House of the Rising Sun’, he immediately went to the management and resigned! Two days before an American tour! Eric Burdon and Chas became two the two pillars of the rest of the band and it wasn’t long before Burdon was fronting The New Animals and Chas came back home to start a very nice career in band management … Jimi Hendrix and Slade… you may have heard of them.”

All right … common thing back then … if you had more than one drawcard, then there’d be ambition and tension. But what about a unipolar band, such as CCR, Dire Straits, Ian Dury, Mink de Ville, it goes on? In that case, it seems to be that eventually the band would rebel, mutiny, e.g. CCR.

And it was particularly the case if the main man or gal (Bangles) dominated and the rest of the band, each who could play very well in him/herself, often from former bands, found themselves playing excellent second fiddle.

Then you had the purist leader of the band, supposedly only in it for the creativity, provided there was enough money to pay the bills and some more. Mark Knopfler claimed that later in the band’s era.

What’s been left out of the equation so far is the listeners, the ones paying the money for the albums and concerts in those days. What about those poor sods, the fans? Most latch onto some phase of the band … for me, it was early Talking Heads, not that later World at War type stage act with dancers … they lost me then, particularly when it became acrimonious.

Then there are those not having a bar of a genre, whilst I’m sure there must be some good examples in each, except maybe post year 2000. Classical? Renaissance man? Blues? Jazz? Which jazz?

Saturday [10]

(0921)(0924)
 

Beware the return of the sausages

You may have noticed, in Sat 9, Fri 25, Ladies at Lunchtime and Thur 19, an ongoing joke … some wag suggested that Penelope Keith killed JFK … a document was altered in a parody. Russell Brand believed it … the gag was born. The lady focussed on is a long retired English actress, almost a Grande-Dame.

Where the gag falls flat is for those from another land … and we have a few of those at Unherdables … I did send a clip of The Good Life to Toodles … but where the gag holds up is in its “repetition ad nauseam”. It’s not enough to repeat it three or four times, as the net and our dear readers are discovering … the key point is ad nauseam, ha ha.

This is slightly different to The Streisand Effect, which Wiki explains this way:


The Streisand effect is an unintended consequence of attempts to hide, remove, or censor information, where the effort instead increases public awareness of the information. The term was coined by Mike Masnick after Barbra Streisand attempted in 2003 to suppress the publication of a photograph showing her clifftop residence in Malibu, taken to document coastal erosion in California, inadvertently drawing far greater attention to the previously obscure photograph. The effect exemplifies psychological reactance, in which the attempt to hide information instead makes it more interesting to seek out and propagate.

The difference between that and doxxing is that in doxxing, there is no way the victim would want it published, has taken no steps to do that and the action of doing it is malicious and intended to actually harm, not just to mock … which I suggest is also the difference between the left and the right.

You might remember the superinjunction phase in Britain when everyone knew who was bonking a chap’s brother’s wife … the name was common talk around town … and yet the injunction remained at that point. Someone on HIGNFY may have broken the law by breaking that.

HERE

There are many examples of the power of the net, once something goes viral but there’s also TV at issue. Years ago, downunder, there was a nationally shown football talk show (1994 to 2019 apparently) and in boy culture, one never claims something not-so if one wishes to avoid a bollocking or merciless grilling.

When it becomes a Streisand or Penelope repetition though, ad nauseam, not only is it very, very funny, except for the one who slipped up, but everyone knows it will go on and on and on …

… and when the one pilloried is a buffoon anyway, trying to claim he’s tough when he’s not … he’s just asking for it. In this clip, there is a second footballer of the time, in the studio with them, called Nathan, a good player it seemed, who suffered broken bones in a collision … well just watch the clip.

Compounding it is that the buffoon being pilloried was also porking the ex-wife of one of the panellists … not a nice man at all.

Try to sit through this because it gets better as it goes on:

It then went countrywide viral, even to other shows:

Once you try to return those sausages, it’s stuck on your CV forever … better to have just ridden it out.

Potatoes

 

The only thing I’d suggest to the Irish narrator is to be careful saying the word “third”. 😌

As for the issue, well yes … as many commenters note, as does the narrator himself … it’s not the availability of food per se … it’s its means of distribution … and if the PTB is deliberately preventing, wrecking that means, in order to “punish” a recalcitrant, bovine people, then that cabal or lord or whatever will be fine with the resulting Holodomor … he or they will not care in the least, just as with Two Tier at the moment … after all, he sees himself as one of The Chosen, a cut above.

Pure satanism writ large.

Saturday [6 to 9]

(0607) Morning all … looks bleak out there. (0753)

 

9. Watch out today


8. Jenrick, Poilievre, Ford



7. TR report you’ve probably already gathered


6. Calling it “squabbling” is mendacious misrepresentation

There is a fundamental divide in this society … on one side, hurtling towards the abyss, are globopsycho, puppet politicians, the MSM, the judiciary, medicine, social services, law enforcement, education, therefore young females on the whole, almost the entire imported herdery whose reality is what is fed them … adopting far left positions whilst thinking of themselves as “reasonable”, “love everyone, including monsters”, kind, gentle people …..

….. and on the other side, flawed, from different walks of life, is that ragtag of unherdable cats who really have woken up to the reality facing us … that we are staring down the barrel or blade of those about to snuff out the last vestiges of our “western” society and then, the very brass at the top, supposedly of our own side tries on this mendacious misrepresentation of the Reform situation … calling it “squabbling”, as if hit jobs by “the gang of four” are just some inconsequential infighting between some naughty boys …..

….. when in fact it’s a concerted, dishonest attempt by the brass to snuff out the central issue in our society today, along with trying to induce a crash, plus snuffing out the elderly and farmers. This is an all out attempt to snuff out dissenting opinion … opinion which does not wish to see the end of the west, the end of Britain, of England.


In short, the gang of four have turned out to be quislings, attempting to ride grassroots fervour to shackle it to globopsycho as the fourth branch of the Uniparty. This is no “squabble”, ladies and gentlemen … it’s survival, no more, no less.

Saturday [1 to 5]

(0348) Looking a bit dark out there. (0550)

 

5. DAD at 1001

a) The ‘Figaro Magazine’ invited readers, on the front cover, to have a visit to ‘Belgiquistan’. Le Figaro Magazine explored the importance of Islam in Belgium.

b) German police officers have become unhappy about the electric police cars forced on them by the government.

c) Good news…. Since the start of the season, the French national football team has been lagging behind the rugby team in terms of television audiences.

4. Over at Orphans

https://orphansofliberty.blogspot.com/2025/03/this-things-not-unlike-eloi-and-morlocks.html

3. Cosmetic surgery

“President Donald Trump just revoked access to classified information for people such as Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris, Adam Kinzinger, Joe Biden and others.”

This is of more value:

Trump revokes legal status for 530,000 Cubans, Haitians,Nicaraguans and Venezuelans.


2. RIP George Foreman

“George Foreman dies at 76: Heavyweight boxing legend, famous entrepreneur leaves ‘big’ legacy. Foreman won two heavyweight championships, fought Muhammad Ali in the ‘Rumble in the Jungle’ and captured gold in the 1968 Olympics.”

1. Steve at 1002

  • Humiliation For Left-Wing and Anti-Elon Activists as X Platform Valued at $44 Billion — Same Price as Twitter Buyout
  • USAID/Global Engagement Center Censorship Operation to Manipulate Public Discourse in the US and Abroad and Suppress Free Speech
  • Trump on Overtime Pay for Astronauts Left in Space by Joe Biden “If I have to, I’ll pay it out of my own pocket”
  • Trump Fires Almost the Entire ‘Civil Rights’ Branch of Department of Homeland Security
  • Deranged Leftists Vandalizing Parked Teslas
  • Schumer Says the Quiet Part Out Loud: ‘We Did Put 235 Progressive Judges – on the Bench and They Are Ruling Against Trump Time After Time After Time’
  • EU Allies Drift Away, EU States No To Troops In [The] Ukraine
  • Compromised integrity: Medical professionals failed to uphold ethics and freedoms during Covid
  • Judge blocking Trump deportations played key role in Trump-Russia FISA saga
  • Much more.