Wednesday [1 to 5]

(0401) Don’t miss Andy’s rivetting walk in the park, found in comments at Tue [16 till close of play] (0559)

 

5. Scott Pressler

“The House just passed the budget reconciliation bill 214-212. This means that ICE & Border Patrol are FULLY FUNDED for the next 3 years. Every democrat voted against it. President Trump’s promise to secure the border is funded for the rest of his administration. Congratulations to Speaker Johnson for this huge win with one of the most narrow majorities in American history. The bill is on the way to President Trump’s desk.”

JH: Curious … must it not get through the Demrat controlled Senate first? Meanwhile, Rep Hugh Blackwell says:

“The SAVE America Act has ADVANCED in the US Senate, 51-48 GREAT WORK, #BasedMikeLee!”

4. Steve corner

a. At 1408 is The Battle of Poitiers in embedded youtube.

b. In comments under Tuesday [6 to 10] is Steve’s X linked comments on Belfast (contains graphic content)

c. The Game-Changing Battery Breakthrough We’ve Been Waiting For: Gotion’s Sodium-Ion Revolution | https://www.naturalnews.com/2026-05-21-game-changing-battery-breakthrough-gotions-sodium-ion-revolution.html

d. Over at 1407

  • Trump Admin to Strip US Citizenship from Foreigners Suspected of Immigration Fraud in Historic Crackdown
  • General Mike Flynn Urges South Carolina Voters to Oust “War Pig” Lindsey Graham and Elect America First Candidate Mark Lynch (JH: What has Graham got on Donny?)
  • Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov Says the Fate of War in Ukraine Will Be Decided by Soldiers, Not Peace Talks
  • A Second Pokrovsk: Collapse Of Ukraine At Konstantinovka Is A Pattern
  • Guernsey cardiologist Dean Patterson has been persecuted by the medical establishment for doing what’s right; “Someone has to stand up for the truth”
  • Mississippi Proves that More Money Won’t Fix Our Schools
  • Israel’s Unprovoked and Unanswered Attack on the USS Liberty
  • Much more.

3. Jim Chimirie on Belfast

“On Monday night a man was pinned to a residential street in north Belfast and stabbed repeatedly in the face and neck. Members of the public intervened. One used a hurling stick. By Tuesday night three houses and a Middle Eastern supermarket were burning. Infants were carried from neighbouring properties. A police vehicle was set alight. Politicians called for calm.

Remember this night. Not because it is exceptional. Because it is not.
This is where the road leads. Not in twenty years. Now. Belfast has experienced serious immigration-related disorder for three consecutive years. The same cycle every time. Attack. Outrage. Disorder. Calls for calm. Nothing. The next incident. What is playing out in Belfast is not a malfunction. It is the destination. A state that cannot name the cause manages the consequence instead, and calls it governance.

Now project forward. Not with imagination. With arithmetic. Over 200,000 people have arrived by small boat since 2018. The majority are unvetted young men from countries with no cultural alignment with the host society. They are housed in communities without consent. Dispersed without warning. The removal rate is four percent. The government knows the other ninety-six percent are staying. It has decided to manage that fact rather than reverse it. Every year the number grows. Every year the concentration deepens. Every year the friction increases.”

More here if you’re on X

JH: I’ve scoured X this morning for Belfast reports … maybe it’s too early for the British Isles pundits at 0453, maybe later. Those who did report wrote of fires, plus an asylum centre under attack. Think it might have had many more reports than that if any one thing had occurred.

Just reflecting on those who went out, knowing what was awaiting them. These are clearly the militant vanguard of the indigenous, along the lines perhaps of the bladerunners in London. Where does that leave us?

Well, it does seem to me that it’s coming and my own thought is that just after the first armed attack by the people starts, the weapons will come out of Suqsom and they’ll start their house to house slaughter. We know which way Plod will jump, we can’t be sure how the army will. Or else a food emergency is in the mix there.

Update at 0504: Yes, there was a fair bit of conflagration in earlier reports where I’ve scrolled down to … talk of Malsi-free zones.

2. DAD at 1407

a) With the French presidential election fast approaching, the government is seeking to regain control over public opinion with a new bill presented by Aurore Bergé, the deputy minister for the fight against discrimination. Designed to combat racism and Holocaust denial, the bill aims to introduce new penalties of ineligibility linked to certain offences.…

b) Paris: Eric Zemmour and several National Rally (RN) elected officials acquitted of defamation charges against Sophie Djigo. This far-left teacher had taken her students to the Calais migrant camp before portraying herself as a victim.

c) Demographic crisis in France.

d) France. Foreign interference: “Russia is really just the tip of the iceberg. There have been numerous instances of local micro-interference in municipal elections where the countries involved had significant diaspora. This has been the norm for some time now.”

1. Lord Toby’s site

“The world of geography teaching in the UK is in crisis following guidance from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change that a collection of assumptions used in climate computer modelling known as RCP8.5 is “implausible”. The ruling has effectively trashed the Met Office’s 2018 climate projections report (UKCP18) which only used this scenario to produce a variety of always ridiculous forecasts. To widespread mainstream media acclaim at the time, it was said that summer temperatures could rise by over 5°C in 50 years.

Since 2018, UKCP18 has been embedded in UK school geography teaching as a core forecasting source. Its predictions are assessed, used for impact studies and underpin public examinations. The “implausible” ruling means that geography teaching materials particularly at A-level now require a major rewrite of core textbooks involving the removal of all the junk predictions. Preferably by the start of the Autumn term in September.”

Read more.

Tuesday [16 till close of play]

(1530) Afternoon all.

 

22. DAD update at 7:35 p.m.

21. DAD provided these at 1407

… and Steve provides in our comments thread below here … on Belfast and aftermath.


Other items are tomorrow morning, chaps, pegging out here, zonking.

20. Moo corner


19. The LA fraud


18. How this particular fraud works


17. Let’s see if it’s more than just talk


16. Plod are insane

Tue Mat

 

Leslie Halliwell said: “Absorbing and entertaining little murder mystery which sustains its considerable length with interesting detail and plays as fair as can be with the audience. Excellent unassuming entertainment.”

The Radio Times Guide to Films gave the film 3/5 stars, writing: “This satisfying murder mystery benefits from the reassuring presence of Jack Warner as the detective on the case. Set in Brighton, director Val Guest adopts an unsensational, pseudo-documentary approach that concentrates on the often laborious details of police procedure as the identity of dead woman is ascertained and her killer is slowly unmasked.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jigsaw_(1962_film)

Tuesday [11 to 15]

(1102) Elevenses, folks. (1122)

 

15. The lesser of two evils


14. Big Satan, goaded by Little Satan, versus Real Satan?


13. IYE seems to be vindicated

Screenshot of the footage on X

12. Madeleine Gillies as Lord Toby’s today

Writing about the “BeKind” protesters against those protesting Henry’s killing and hundreds more invaders forced onto UK towns:

“It felt abusive and offensive and in that action they indicated all too clearly that their instincts are the polar opposite of those they claim to espouse. Far from wishing unity in this small gesture, far from being prepared to lay aside differences, far from behaving in an appropriate manner, their hostility and sheer nastiness rose to the surface. They have always presented as lacking in any common sense or intellectual curiosity but this was far worse. These virtue-signallers displayed a core of nastiness.

It is reported that ‘Right-wing’ politicians from Poland, Japan, France and Spain, not to speak of the US, have decried the death of Henry and commented on the cultural reasons for the tragedy. It has clearly become convenient and comfortable for our own Government and associated elites to offload any culpability and deflect responsibility by shutting down debate. It’s therefore reasonable to assume that the playbook for our local #BeKind brigade instructed its followers to associate overt concerns regarding Henry’s death with the far Right.”

11. IYE at 1406:6

Tuesday [2 to 5]

(0643) Morning all, sun’s just come out. (0659)

 

5. When exactly was this for you?

Screenshot

4. Steve at 1406

  • Trump Goes off On Rigged California Election – “Not Possible… 3rd World Nation. Rigged Elections!”
  • Former General’s New Rightwing Party Rocks Italy, Becomes a Stone in PM Meloni’s Path to Re-election (JH: Going to take up that theme, maybe at OoL)
  • 20-Year-Old [White] McDonalds Manager Hospitalized With Third Degree Burns After [Black] Employee Threw Hot Oil on Him – “Why Would He Do This to Me?”
  • Who is Funding Fulani Militants Killing Christians in Nigeria?
  • US Warplanes Attack Another Tanker Near Iran
  • Israel’s Fighter Jets Just Bombed The One Factory Iran Can’t Afford To Lose
  • Barry Young has been persecuted by the state for blowing the whistle on death by COVID injection in New Zealand
  • Advanced Alzheimer’s successfully treated with psilocybin, a recent case study says
  • Much more.

3. Saw this in passing


2. DAD at 1406

a) Nantes: After four fatal shootings, municipal police are on strike to demand the right to carry firearms. The request is not new….

b) Paris Leadership accused of provoking Christians after Church Art protests. The controversy has reignited a wider debate over the use of Catholic places of worship for secular artistic events….

c) Seven European Union member states have rejected any softening of the bloc’s car emissions rules, warning that fresh flexibilities for manufacturers would slow the shift to electric vehicles….

Tuesday [1]

(0549)(0642)

 

A sense of mission

We’re faced with overwhelming odds because in playing the Eloi in our hiding from reality, we give the miscreants carte blanche to keep turning the ratchet on us.

Already this morning, I saw the move in some primary/nursery/elementary school somewhere to start this “sexual touching” c**p between chn in school … that is exactly the c**p Bertelsmann and globopsycho tried through leafletting in Germany around 2007/8. There used to be a blogger, Prodicus, who stumbled upon it.

What stopped it in Germany was the backlash of essential decency. The creeps above interpreted that pushback as “the people were not yet ready”. I interpret it as the last vestiges of our western cultural heritage still being present within us, still being referred to. Still some sort of sensibility remaining.

Look at what they’re hellbent on doing, the creeps above … not only snuffing out those precepts but replacing them with hellish killer cults and/or eastern or egyptian mysticism. Plus don’t forget who killed Jesus.

The power of the west has always been in its Christian roots because it’s not only in those that the west survives but there’s also a bit of Help available and I point to two scenes, one real, one semi-fictional. The real was Joan of Arc who most certainly availed herself of that Help to achieve an initial goal, then lost her way in her human ego.

The other was the Blues Brothers. It was a great plot point to see these two wastrels on a mission from God and there were two missions, no? One was to put the band back together but there was another mission before that, for that Sister Whatever … and they ended up succeeding in both missions. Fiction? Or allegory?

The sub-theme was that He up there seems to have a sense of humour, or at least of irony … as He seems to choose the most unlikely ones to carry the mission forward. Look at David in the bible.

So I wrote a letter to a close friend this morning and am reprinting it below, minus its first rule, its first step:

“It’s one thing believing that is so, it’s another being on one’s own and being forced to do this.  And then watching things fall into place for the good.  I’ve seen it happen over and over.

N2 was put by Torquaymada last night:

“I predict massive pushback. Starmer has become such a proven liar that anything he promotes will meet more than equal resistance. The most untrustworthy Politician in my lifetime. He’s batting for another side…and it ain’t the UK.”

Same with the Demrats and RINOs.

The overwhelming thing is that there are ways around things, as on a football field … but we can’t find them ourselves, being too overwhelmed by the mass of what’s facing us. Being mortal, crammed with human weaknesses, prone to despair and anger in turn.

N3 is balance, routine, calm.  There are various nutrients we need every week, we must have them. Fad diets are not great with age … we really do need enough, otherwise we’re always sleeping … to the end.  Brain fog.

N4 … keep physically moving.  Use it or we lose it.  If we don’t wish to, we only have to remember our mission.  What will be will be … comes back to rule 1 above which I did not openly state.”

I did not write a N5 but maybe it’s to be proactive rather than hiding away, hoping the crocodile will eat us last. Look at those girls, strutting around like feminists, with ideology having removed their main protection. Or normies getting their values from tele … from CNN, the BBC etc. etc. LBC in London.

Also, it’s one thing having a mission, boldly going forth etc. … it’s another being foolhardy, doing ineffective things.

A practical example … let’s say you’re of an age where you have a walking stick. You’re attacked. Do you swing the stick? No, no, no … perfect way to be blocked, plus to lose the stick. There are two key moves … use the stick horizontally, in two hands, to block … but then to use the ends in a quite different way. The end is your friend, not the middle. It carries the defence a metre from you, before his knife gets to you. That’s just one defensive move.

But even behind that is the mindset … wary, calm, ready … every second you are out. Proactive, organised, prepared … not like a sitting duck. Not blindly believing you are protected, esp. if you’ve rejected any Help.

Monday [16 till close of play]

(1632) Approaching evening, folks.

 

22. There’s an SOS gone out about two Pink Ladies missing

… why in Paris? I was reading Alice last night. If you’re on X, check out her profile … head of a group over there. No western men protecting them? I suspect not.


This is Lucy Stemp:


21. Bring back the Sausages is about to roll out net censorship


All right, blogreaders, soc-med readers … obviously he’d hit the outspoken first. How? Mandatory registration before typing? A list of approved bloggers and tweeters? Shopped by our platforms?

Let’s look at the worst case scenario … the creep just shuts down anything and anyone he considers “iffy”, using these Net Tsarinas … so, let’s say … on Friday it all stops. There are two issues for me … obviously the blog but more for me, it’s farflung friends, e.g. in America, Russia, Greece, via email. I’d consult with MMutR, natch. More tomorrow.

20. Moo corner


19. Your friendly neighbourhood bobby


18. The natives are getting a bit uppity, Two Tier


17. Decline and Fall

He’s as whiny as the equivalent in the Evelyn Waugh novel.


16. A bit of nostalgia for me

I know this fence … and no, that’s not how I entered the US. That fence extension is quite a ways off the shoreline. If you follow it up to the right on the (far) US side, it becomes more substantial, then solid, then comes a carpark where I’d parked, the customs building straddles the fence. I can understand the Mexicans not bothering but you’d think the Americans would have their side covered.

Then I remembered that the US side is California.