One commenter wrote that no effort November is spreading. Disagree, I adore such items by Chris … I don’t know, just appeals to a quirky sense of humour I suppose.
One commenter wrote that no effort November is spreading. Disagree, I adore such items by Chris … I don’t know, just appeals to a quirky sense of humour I suppose.
(0622) Morning all. Slept in. Just a word of appreciation for our three main “droppers” plus all who add to the mix across Unherdables. There is much reading today across at NOWP 1210. (0858)
5. Steve at 1210
4. Just something Toodles mentioned
… which had me searching:
“Dividers between panes of glass are called muntins (or glazing bars in the UK), which are the narrow strips that separate individual panes within a single window frame. Larger, structural dividers that separate entire window units are called mullions. Both can be either a decorative “true divided lite” with separate pieces of glass or a “simulated divided lite” where a grid is applied to the face of a single pane.”
Uh huh.
3. DAD at 1210
a) From yesterday – “French General: We Must Be Ready To ‘Lose Our Children’ in War with Russia”. Reflections by François Vannesson, lawyer, following the speech by Chief of the Defence Staff Fabien Mandon at the Congress of Mayors of France….
b) Freemasonry and the Mafia: Dozens of Lodge Members Implicated. Before the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights, the representative of the Italian government revealed that dozens of lodge members are involved in legal proceedings….
c) This week there has been a meeting of the Maires of France. One Maire has had enough……In a letter made public, Mayor Émile-Roger Lombertie asserts that “unauthorized immigration has gradually overwhelmed our society’s capacity to accommodate everyone” and….
d) “Zero Cell Phones in Prison” Plan: €29 Million to Reinforce Security in Six Prisons with Anti-Drone Devices, Phone Jammers, Millimeter Wave Gates, X-ray Tunnels… During a visit to La Santé prison this Friday, the Minister of Justice, Gérald Darmanin, presented the “Zero Cell Phones in Prison” plan….
2. Over at OoL
https://orphansofliberty.blogspot.com/2025/11/of-bailey-at-bofe-rupert-monty-python.html
1. Again and again … this is NOT zero sum

(1633) Evening all. Am I the only pundit NOT to run Two Tier falling over? 😁
19. Moosh corner

18. Principled medical care in Britain?

17. Scotland

16. Northern Ireland

15. Napoleonic?

14. Steve at 1210 and war room
13. Hearts of Oak
JH: What a darling … she’s not bad either.
Steve at 1210:
Dr. Andrea at a different place.
… not some impersonator:
(1323) Afternoon all … slow blogging … chores day. (1418)
12. Golly, what kind of judge would try to stop the National Guard?
Just can’t think … maybe if I glance at the “judge” below right, it might give me a clue:

11. Golly, what kind of mayor would brush off an immolated girl?
Just can’t think … maybe if I glance at the mayor below, it might give me a clue:

… or in biblical terms … pride, the curse of Lucifer, also Eve, also Adam.
I’ve seen nonRCs dismiss the seven deadly sins, simply because they’re perceived as RC … there are also the seven virtues … I’m not RC and yet I can’t see what’s wrong with the list … and the worst is pride (ego).
There’s obviously pride in one’s work, in achievement, in helping another person … all good … but when we see it taken to extremes, e.g. in Rachel from Accounts or in any WEFer, it’s offputting. Nor do we want to see a wet blanket beta, always bemoaning … the latter is particularly bad in an adult male.
Male pride of course is an eternal known-known and one reason it’s easier dealing with good women but when a woman goes all Dunning-Kruger, it’s quite sickening. Sometimes it’s more subtle in the early stages, but not in the final, as in Tatiana E-M:

Her early music, with Avalon Jazz Band, with more than one female, was good, e.g. Sunshine, though she was still the star, no one begrudged her that. Gradually the other females disappeared but her “loveliness” still carried the day.
Trouble was, the flattery, mixed with genuine praise, went to her head and now she’s dropped all pretense … one of the things which had been appealing … her slight demureness even in the bubbliness … now it’s become oh look how wonderful I am, surrounded by men arranged in such a way that they’re satellites behind her, adoring her.
At this point, I said goodbye. Nothing wrong with her fantasy, in itself, of being in the company of men … the converse also applies with us boys … the issue though is the word “adoring” … I for one would not want that as it’s embarrassing, uncomfortable, shallow. T.E-M seems not to know how to go about it.
(0914)(0938)
10. One from Canada from one F Harrison

9. There aren’t enough expletives for the demonrats
… very, very bad characters … but the huge disappointment, though a known–known, are the sleazeballs on the other side … supposedly the other side … and Trump is either being actively prevented, or he’s just unaware … or he’s quite aware.


8. When bad people worm their way into power

7. The significance here is not so much what is said
… as who’s saying it.

6. The bleedin’ NHS


So the solution is private and BUPA, yes? Think again … premiums and delivery see you coming … I saw advice just to pay privately and forget BUPA. There’s the added factor of the invaders flooding the system. There’s one other solution … don’t get sick.
(0531) Relatively late start today … most of the time spent gathering, sizing etc. ready for the posts. Morning … seems nondescript out there, with some brightness. Around here, no rain, light wind, high of 7C forecast. (0747)
5. Just how obvious must a lie be shown to be?

Some added info to make that make sense. Crockett had tried on in Congress that it was not that particular Epstein whom Jeffries had approached but a different, other one. That’s a schoolgirl level lie. In the legislature of the most militarily powerful nation in the world right now.
That page shown above is not an inserted panel by the editor … it was a human sized cardboard cutout actually there, in Congress, before the cameras, on an easel.
Ok, let’s cut to Schumer himself making an address … I don’t wish to see his face on this front page but that address is easily found on X … and he is saying yes, they did appoint 235 “progressive” judges to “protect democracy” … in other words, to stymie Trump every step of the way.
There are other questions from that … firstly, how can a system allow a local judge determine executive policy in the first place? And why did the GOP equally do its homework to stymie that?
4. Mahmoud’s con in parlmt

3. Steve at 1209
2. Let’s see if this embeds
For those who can’t access it, she’s referring to debt and how the banksters constantly crank it up via inflation … usual thing but it is across X this morning.
1. DAD at 1209
a) For the first time in France, a private television channel, CNews, has been convicted of ‘climate misinformation’. The debate on climate change is no longer a matter of conflicting arguments or scientific controversy; it is now an official doctrine that cannot be questioned or even discussed without breaking the law….
b) Xavier Raufer is one of France’s most prominent criminologists, known for his decades-long research on organized crime, drug trafficking, and urban insecurity. He spoke with Hungarian Conservative at the MCC Budapest Summit on the Global Drug Epidemic….
c) A majority of young French Muslims rank sharia above the laws of the Republic and more than a third sympathise with Islamist ideology, according to a new poll….
d) France’s chief of staff of the armed forces, General Fabien Mandon, has urged the country’s mayors to begin conditioning the population for “future conflicts”. According to Mandon, France must be ready to “stop Moscow”….
(1637) Near evening.
20. Did it die in 1959 or at another time?
American Songwriter site had this:
“There are a few reasons why fans and critics agree that the jester is Bob Dylan. The first reason is that simply put, the descriptions of the jester match up to the persona and image of Dylan at the time.
McLean mentions how the jester wears a coat borrowed from James Dean, almost certainly a nod to how Dylan donned a jacket on the cover of his 1963 album Freewheelin, which closely resembles a jacket worn by Dean in the 1955 film Rebel Without a Cause.
And then McLean says the jester was in a cast on the sideline, an apparent reference to Dylan’s mysterious 1966 motorcycle accident near Woodstock, New York, which led Dylan to cancel all of his upcoming public appearances thereafter while he nursed his injuries.
But then again, there are those skeptics who believe Dylan’s motorcycle accident was staged, little more than an excuse to get out of those upcoming public appearances. If McLean shared that belief, all the more reason for him to consider Dylan somewhat of a… well—jester.
It may also be true that McLean felt a bit of resentment towards Dylan for his success and the way he changed music in the 1960s.”
There are other reasons to suppose it … Joni Mitchell said Dylan was a fake, he changed the direction of the music, turned it darker. In an interview, he was asked and admitted he had made his pact with the other side. He represented something quite different to DMcL’s notion of apple pie, happy days music … Dylan was dark, so were the Beatles, Stones … music certainly turned experienced, as with Eve in the garden, and we did too.
Which is not to say the 50s were pristine … Timothy Leary got working on kids starting 1960. Kerouac, William S Burroughs, were active in the 50s, all influencing kids, driving in wedges
I saw an article denying that Tuesday Weld was an occult priestess, denying a connection with DMcL, denying all sorts but still Laurel Canyon ruled, Chateau Marmont of evil reputation, Kesey, Manson … so Feb 1959 was not a clear watershed … it was falling apart before then. Rebel without a Cause was 1955.
19. Moosh corner

18. Let’s make that a triple
… said to Xeno brave girl for answering the door these days, esp. as an alt-pundit.

17. Double trouble

16. Think there might be an agenda at work here
… but only for dissident pundits.

Poor Deryl … I mentioned I’m on EE, she said owned by BT, I thought vive-versa or connected … anyway, they sent someone to fix, said he could not fix. Nightmare.
15. Steve at 1209 and war room
14. Meanwhile, in Scotland
… charming place, Scotland, all those benefits workers there.

13. IYE
Drawing your attention to page 2 paragraph commencing
“Nature of the Action”
“….Guiffre was a victim of sexual trafficking and abuse while she was a minor child….” Etc
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.nysd.447706/gov.uscourts.nysd.447706.1.0_8.pdf
12. I experienced the opposite in Lappland, mid-summer
… most interesting.

11. Steve
How the Wolfowitz Doctrine Shaped Putin’s Outlook | https://nationalinterest.org/feature/how-wolfowitz-doctrine-shaped-putins-outlook-206225
I’m not sure Peter Cushing was the best Holmes and as for this Watson:

JH: I’d vote for Burke, Hardwicke and maybe the sadly alcoholic Marion-Crawford as the Watsons … I’d vote for Ronald Howard, Rathbone and possibly Brett as the Holmeses.
This is a Christmas episode, yes, but am not sure it will be around closer to Christmas.