Wednesday [10 till close of play]

(1445) Afternoon all … tempus is fugiting again.

17. Naomi Wolf reverts to her true colours


16. Wednesday posts

… now up at UHC and Jstack, more at 811 and OoL as well.

15. No doubt you’ve seen this by now


14. Little bstds!


13. Is this defamation of our longtime reader

… by Brillo himself? Shame!


12. Another roundup






11. Steve at 809 (with comments by IYE and myself)

MftWC 4

Macron’s Impeachment Being Considered in French National Assembly

MftWC 3

Butler County, Ohio Sheriff Richard Jones Sounds the Alarm on Invasion of Illegals: “Every State Is a Border State”

MftWC 2

Ukraine Lost Ukrainsk, DPR

MftWC 1

CJ Hopkins: Meet the Head of the Berlin Central Hate Crime Office

War Room:

Mike Benz On The Assassin: “This Guy Is Like The Forrest Gump Of CIA Paramilitary Activity”

10. No comment from me on this one

HERE

Plans to construct the world’s largest tidal power project, stretching across the River Mersey between Liverpool and Wirral, have taken a major step forward. Liverpool City Region Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram today announced a public consultation on the project will take place and the scheme has entered the formal planning process, as a scoping report has been submitted to the Planning Inspectorate.

A tidal barrage has been an ambition of Mayor Rotheram’s since his first election win in 2017. His plan is to create the huge piece of infrastructure in the River Mersey, stretching from Liverpool to Wirral, built in order to generate clean and reliable energy from the river for years to come.

Wednesday [6 to 9]

(0900)(1050)

9. Nourishing Unherdables has added Dan Wooton to the iffy page

… and from what I saw of Bernie, she had actually crossed a line which allowed them to move, the stasi … but to rational people … hardly the stuff of Guantanamo treatment … therefore, Dan’s article is included:

HERE

One thing in conjunction with a’that is this:


Well you know … it’s actually not the only factor, right? Anyone’s who’s eating a tad healthier now and who sees the utter junk under their eyes in shops, full of all sorts of nasties, anyone who’s started looking st ingredients, who now sees the chemtrail fall out on the land and water, who sees what livestock are injected with etc. etc.

… well let’s just say it’s not ONLY the jabs, is it?

Also this on Boris

8. First roundup


7. Bless you, my children

Thought this quite good, dearly belov-ed:


Now, before even getting on to the religio-speak, can you remember from yesterday what the picture of those two was all about?

As far as I can recall, they’re the two FBI agents sent to question a keyboard warrior about his posts but apparently it didn’t turn out as the FBI had been hoping. As I did not watch the clip, cannot further enlighten.

And now onto religio-speak … sigh. Whilst I do not disagree with the scriptural basis … if it is actually scriptural (see Welby and Bergoglio again) … plus I can speak in that way to those genuinely inside … there is this thing called interfacing with a godless world.

Let me put it this way … if I saw two young men in suits or a middling man with teenage daughters in tow turn up at my door, bible in hand … whilst I’m clearly pro-scripture itself … the sight of that context in which it’s being carried has me scurrying for the littlest room in which to hide. Sorry but there it is.

And the instant money is mentioned … bye bye.

6. From TCW today

By a Reform activist and leafletter:

The community I live in is predominantly Tory voting. However, this time Reform UK got a hefty share of the vote and came in third behind Labour and the Tories. Imagine my consternation when, through a haze of sleep, as I stayed up to watch the results on July 5, I discovered that the voters of my constituency, which is in the front line of the Channel small boat problem, had elected a Labour MP whose leaflet had stated that he is a lawyer. What it had failed to state is that he is an immigration lawyer. The irony of this was obviously lost on those who voted for him, who are still moaning about the constant influx of illegal immigrants. 

Those who throw up their hands in despair and say ‘I’m not bothering this time, they’re all the same’ also contributed to the disastrous result. Almost half the population not bothering to go out and vote on July 4 was a major contributing factor. 

The gal’s not wrong.

Wednesday [1 to 5]

(0608) Getting light, bleah out there, need covfefe. (0746)

5. Andrew Torba

I’m getting reports from locals that they have spotted buses full of migrants being dropped off in Tunkhannock, PA. I can personally confirm that I’ve seen parking lots full of them at the local park near Tunkhannock. Tunkhannock is a small rural town in PA that is 94.5% White.


4. These posts just write themselves

I seriously had nothing to write his Wednesday morn, whilst saying hello to those I say hello to early … and there was DAD and the doings in France but then … click on Gab … and there’s item 3 below.

However, one of the young Scot’s vlogs was also sitting in “YT suggested” and it goes into the bona fides of other types of “leaders”.

You see, I was trying to think of a good lead-in, a bridge, and was going to say, “all are in thrall” to some influencer. Whether it’s your own hedonism or dissolution or maybe to the bad side (Taylor Swift etc.) or to the Great God Science, as designed by the Arch Deniers the Royal Society way back when … to whomever, to whatever you’re enslaved, I’m no stranger to it either … well I was possessed you know too … around 12 years of age as I’ve mentioned … only by The Other Side in my case … some call it the good side. I still did much bad things over my time.

But what of Bergoglio or Welby? Godly men, both?

And there’s my lead into the vlog below … was wondering where and when I could work it in, plus the latest Jago is sitting there after that.


At 0735, reader? Sssooorrrrrryyy me!

3. Here’s one for IYE and readers in general

This was on Gab …

Cambridge, Massachusetts-based vaccine maker Moderna has confirmed that its mRNA Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) injections could cause cancer. The company made this admission in patent filings disclosed by Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor of mRNA vaccine technology, during a hearing led by U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA). According to Malone, Moderna’s patent shows that its vaccine contains billions of DNA fragments and other contaminants linked to birth defects and cancer.

Now … I’m asking the reader to pause here and tell me … your reaction?

What though if I looked at the name Malone as the “expert” here … I’m sure IYE has much to say on him, which will go on the list.

Also, my own selection of text, leaving out the rest. Why choose just that? Notice the author puts that up front and the quick n easy blogger just grabs. But one the humble reader cannot know of is that if I “select” (as redactor) past the first sentence … tied to it is the ad to the right, slap bang within the text.

What did they pay for that privilege?

Yes, I was able to eliminate that tie-in, plus links, by going to html and doing it that way … is that what you would do too?

So … what does that say about me? Towering intellect? Hardly … just experienced, has learned the ropes … is still learning. And you … towering intellect or not … you can learn those ropes too, provided the ropes learner is willing to spend time teaching.

2. Penseivat wrote

”Blair, aided by Guacamole Mandleson, is running Starmer, just as the WEF’s Soros and Gates is running Blair. Acolytes of…”

This is beyond SpAds, is it not? In the early days of my blogging, I looked at Colonel House’s influence on Wilson from July 1911 … that was officially and it began before that. What major events took place before and after? Jeckyl Island was one in 1910, with Warburg present, the Titanic another in 1912, the Fed in 1913 … and after Wilson was dispensed with, lamenting the monster he’d created, House went on to 1919 and Versailles.

On May 30, 1919, House participated in a meeting in Paris which laid the groundwork for establishment of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), a private organization based in New York. Throughout 1919, House urged Wilson to work with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge to achieve ratification of the Versailles Treaty, but Wilson refused to deal with Lodge or any other senior Republican. The conference revealed serious policy disagreements and personality conflicts between Wilson and House. Wilson became less tolerant and broke with his closest advisers, one after another. Later, he dismissed House’s son-in-law, Gordon Auchincloss, from the American peace commission …

Auchincloss? Good American sounding name there, no? And moving fwd in history, what was Gitler most incensed about?

Even further fwd, there have always been incendiary SpAds, from Kissinger to Cheney to Osborne over here … though he held office, blundered, survived … easy to profile that lot … rat cunning, morally bankrupt, agents for other powers. The CFR and the NAU in 2005. Pence and PEPFAR … Gates, Brock … and so it goes on. Fauci. Cummings in tee shirt … who else do we know wears tee shirts and causes mayhem … countless thousands of lives squandered.

And then we get to the monsters themselves … Blair, Obama and so on.

1. DAD at 810:1

a) A proposal to impeach President Emmanuel Macron has passed a key hurdle in the French National Assembly, winning the approval of its executive bureau. The hard-left La France Insoumise party introduced the impeachment motion ……

b) Today, the news broke that Thierry Breton, the now-former European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services, has resigned—falling on his sword in response to being used as a pawn …..

c) The spectacular resignation of Thierry Breton from the European Commission suggests that the president of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen is not quite as useless as her numerous critics suggest …..

JH: On the last item … either not useless or just as much under control as Breton? Watch thos SpAds or Controllers in the shadows.

Tuesday [12 till close of play]

(1458) Afternoon all! Fab day out there … hope you’re out there enjoying it! (1926) Evening all.

22. Saw this earlier and thought that’s nice

… piece of cake running the song under it:


And that’s where the difficulties began … at every turn, there was an obstacle. First thought was Rod Stewart but then realised I’d never listen to anything by him any more after his DeNiro type entry into political comment of the most egregious type.

Uh huh … well … Tom Waits then, the writer of the song … checked out his whole bio, the Brennan girl, still married, three children, so many years … seems good … except, as he said, he’s almost a caricature now of the dissolute down and out, the despair, the glimmer of hope. It’s just a bit much for me.

Which leaves one version by the respected Everything But The Girl … a nice enough version:

A very nice version actually but the song itself … too good … so good it got under the guard and reminded me of past anguish with ladies … putting them on pedestals, expecting some sort of angelic behaviour when they are, after all, just humans and not always as nice as we dream of them being => heartache for a smart operator who could find his way through … now a gibbering wreck with his heart on his sleeve which is not what any of those females were looking for. Do we need that, I ask?

Quite a song.

21. This is the X version of Ripper

… I promised to run this:


He’s been at this long time now … might be worth checking out.

Our erstwhile Ripper here … have not heard in quite a while.

20. Kapow!

https://gab.com/WorldNetDaily/posts/113153658327097578

19. AKH

This 👇🏻

“For a number of decades we have created a stream of intelligent, well educated, ambitious, socially competent but untalented people by expanding university education. How does this stream of people fulfil their ambitions without taxing the talents they don’t have? For the amoral among them, a career in mendacity may beckon.”

HERE

18. Steve at 809

War Room snippets…

a. Jack Posobiec Reveals Trump Shooter’s Link To Intelligence Agencies And Legacy Media 

b. Natalie Winters: “They Know The Only Way Trump Can Lose Is By Killing Him”

c. Erik Prince: “It’s Hard To Have A Republic When One Side Wants To Kill Your Presidential Candidate”

d. Mike Benz On The Assassin: “This Guy Is Like The Forrest Gump Of CIA Paramilitary Activity” 

17. TV film as an item, not as a separate post

16. Equinox

Sun, 22 Sept 2024, 1:43 pm BST

15. Steve

“The public deserves to know the truth about how this assassination came to be. And I have directed all state agencies to work expeditiously to be able to uncover the truth, in addition to holding this suspect accountable.” — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis

14. Late afternoon roundup


13. IYE at 808

Wo ho ho … José Andrés.

12. The classic error Elon is making

Elon is trying to be “evenhanded” between two clearly demarcated sides. This was nowhere more clearly shown than when JD Vance took Dana Bash to task over the way Harris was fed multi-choice answers while she she started arguing with him. It’s really become a bore.

A friend of mine just wrote to me:

“I know people on the opposite side from me and they go on about love others, of peace  to all races, religions and so on, but there is none extended to those who do not support their causes to a tee. They are so harsh and vitriolic and (their behaviour) would be justified by them were they and others like them ever called out on it. Hypocrisy seems a rather tame word to describe their behavior.”

There it is. Now Elon possibly understands that that side is anything but evenhanded … they are violent, win at all costs, morally, spiritually and politically bankrupt. In short … they’re mentally children.

However, he must maintain this “evenhanded” thing whilst they, inc. the Woke left tech press, print things like this:


There is no dealing with the type … we must ensure that our numbers overwhelm them and they are removed from positions of power over us.

Tuesday [7 to 11]

(1135) Post-cod brunch … quite warm out there already. (1445)

11. Comparison between two versions

The original with Johnny Kidd and the Pirates:

… and the version by Winnipeg’s Guess Who (the more famous one):

10. Yorkshire Wolds Weather


To which I replied:


9. Rupert Lowe on health tourism

I’ve had a response from the Department of Health for my question on health tourism. How much is the British taxpayer losing through treating ‘chargeable overseas visitors’ and not recovering the fair cost? The results are staggering.

In 2022/2023, the ‘aggregate income identified’ was £100,000,000. Enormous. Cash payments received that year? Just £32,000,000. The year before – £67,000,000 with £25,000,000 recovered. For 2020/2021? £61,000,000, and £21,000,000 paid. Not only are we losing vast amounts of money, it’s a rapidly growing problem.

The NHS is the National Health Service, not the International Health Service. Something must be done to recover these funds, and ensure that British taxpayer money is treated with far more care and respect moving forward.

8. From my hillside


7. Now and Next

It’s quite possible to not agree on this point or that, even a centre-left stance overall, whilst admiring the way things are written up by a good blogger … and Rolf is one of those:

Lord Mandelson is said to be behind the gifted-clothes hoo-ha about Lord Alli, the PM and his wife. Nonsense: this is Hamlet without the Prince. 

Casey Michael in the Mail on Sunday says that Tony Blair ‘is offering extensive advice to Sir Keir Starmer behind the scenes.’ Alastair Campbell, too – maybe Ali was behind Starmer’s headline-catching visit to Italy’s Giorgia Meloni ostensibly to learn from the right-winger how to deal with immigration. Mandelson – wasn’t it Blair who mused that maybe Mandy wasn’t as good as his sofa cabinet had thought?

Blair fancies himself as an expert on presentation, though his facial expressions and gestures belong in the am-dram classic ‘The Art Of Coarse Acting.’

Tuesday [1 to 6]

(0633) Morning all … nondescript out there … summer is over. (0849)

6. Steve is back with his report on the fjords etc. at 807:6

… plus a few extras, e.g.:

During an interview with Fox News, Martin County Sheriff Will Snyder said the “million dollar question” is how Routh knew where Trump was going to be.

5. One more procedural thing, sorry me

Dearieme, in deliberately asking the questions about London Bridge etc., was doing a good thing … testing me out on this comments in the sidebar thing. Was speaking to my techie mate … it’s quite easy for a mid-tech to go into the script, find the 5 and make it 10 etc. etc. etc. … I’d say don’t mess … the designer entered universal settings … best leave that route and do something far more simple:

If it’s a question or something requiring insta-response in under a line … do that within the commenter’s comment, at the foot, after JH. If it needs more, such as this item 5, then just do it like this item 5.

Also … methinks same applies at NOWP and UHC … going to do the same thing there … at NOWP though, the numbers in brackets will still go in.

4. IYE is doing a service mentioning iffy players

… and methinks it’s time to start that iffy players page. Of course it depends on your point of view … Gab is full of antisionists (to disguise it) but even that depends who and in which context, also in which historical context.

However, there’s one starting to flood Gab and that’s the first red flag … the “flooding”. Name of Patrick Howley. We too need to have a watch list, not just the state and its backers. Maybe IYE can kick it off with a comment at t’other place … a pain of me, big ask etc. I can remember some of them.

3. ZeroHedge in Springfield, Haiti

HERE

We spoke with one employee at a local shop, and we will keep his name anonymous for fear of retribution by local officials or the federal government. He provided us with helpful insight into the Haitian crisis in Charleroi. 

He said at least half of the town’s population is now Haitian, noting the influx began to become noticeable under the Biden-Harris’ first term, adding there was just a recent surge in new Haitians. Many of these migrants are beneficiaries of Temporary Protected Status. 

As far as what is visible by residents, they explained the primary reason the Haitians were dumped into the town was because of Fourth Street Foods, a food manufacturer that produces quality frozen food products for the processed foods industrial complex. These foods end up being sold in major retail stores throughout the US. 

Let’s remind readers in March, we penned a note titled “How Shadowy Network Of NGOs Supplies Mega-Corporations With Migrants To Exploit Cheap Labor,” which is possibly how this entire scheme is being operated. The federal government alone can’t possibly plan shelter and transportation arrangements for the migrants.

a. Copyhold:

Of course they could easily set up a really professional hit using one of their trained, officers. But this would leave a big arrow pointing to the agency involved. So if the Deep State did want to get rid of Trump, they would need to maintain deniability. And this means working through third parties, who are necessarily flaky, unreliable people, employing sketchy methods. People like Crooks and Routh.

2. Some quotes today from X

a. Mark W:

“If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them.” (Sir Karl Popper, 28th July 1902 – 17th September 1994)

b. Alexandra Marshall:

Why do people want politicians to control and moderate ‘the truth’ online? No, seriously. Why are so many on the left incapable of thinking for themselves to the point the need a government to pre-edit the social conversation for them? It’s rather pathetic that a human mind could be so weak.

JH: Decades of seeping indoctrination, intergenerational.

c. Peter D. Clack:

If carbon dioxide doubled overnight it would make no measurable difference at all to weather or temperatures anywhere on earth. This is because the effects of CO2 are logarithmic & when you add CO2, the effect diminishes sharply on a sliding scale. Alarmists hope no one notices.

d. Dan Wootton:

Not just a day of shame for the BBC, but the discredited leftist pundits who defended Huw Edwards for political reasons while calling for my cancellation after a left-wing witch hunt. Notably Owen Jones, Emily Maitlis, Jon Sopel and Narinder Kaur. (I’ll) ever listen to them again.

e. Students for liberty:

“The greatest tyrannies are always perpetuated in the name of the noblest causes.” (Thomas Paine)

1. DAD at 808

a) Trouble a t’mill. The Commission president continues to struggle with her self-inflicted gender woes.

b) also….France’s Thierry Breton announced on Monday he was quitting the European Commission with immediate effect, claiming ……..

c) ‘Queers for Palestine’ offered $1 million to hold LGBTQ parade in Gaza.

[DAD – I hope that they accept ;o) ]

d) The very first halal butcher’s shop in Creuse [Central France] will open in October.

Monday [12 till close of play]

(1449) Afternoon all … not a lot happening. (1804) Evening all.

19. Moosh corner


18. Westminster Abbey


17. State of play at Higham Mansions

There were three issues sapping my blogging time, demanding to be addressed … one was the cyber issue, more extensive than most know but, although still not out of the woods, it’s not major now, thanks to my techie mate … the second is medium serious … some health issues impinging more than they should, inc. end of day exhaustion … as in now … the third is existential, involving my abode, with some unfriendliness going on and demanding attention every time I think it’s sorted … not neighbours, who thankfully are great.

There is a fourth we all face … that which we blog about but that’s just ongoing, inc. having ONO stolen without so much as a by your leave. I just saw a fifth … what if you do actually come face to face with machete man or plod kicking the door down or whatever? N16 below is one version of that final showdown … written by a field pastor flyer I think:

16. A plane’s last moments

What do pilots say to the passengers of a plane when it is crashing? Is it like in the movies, or is it completely different?

“The captain of Alaska Air Lines Flight 261, last message to passengers (4:14 pm): “Folks we have had a flight control problem up front here we’re workin it uh that’s Los Angeles off to the right there that’s where we’re intending to go. we’re pretty busy up here workin this situation I don’t anticipate any big problems once we get a couple of sub systems on the line. but we will be going into L A X and I’d anticipate us parking there in about twenty to thirty minutes.”

After trying desperately to regain control of the plane, and being unsuccessful, the plane, headed to LAX, was actually upside down. To other pilot (4:20pm): “gotta get it over again… at least upside down we’re flyin.”

Plane is now heading for the water, and pilot comments to himself (18 seconds after last comment): “ah here we go.”

Between the statement to the passengers and the last statement, there were six minutes of conversation between pilots, and from pilots to control in LA. They were calm, cool-headed, and under control, trying every option available.

His statement about at least flying, even upside down, was even a moment of tiny humor. His last statement, with no panic, screams, or profanity, showed he was professional to the last. I even like the last message to the passengers, keeping them as calm as possible, and giving them a scrap of hope to hang on to, the same one he was clutching at.

(Readers, I did have a link here, had a warning about it, am now looking at the subheading link. Back in a moment. Right, leaving that link in at the top.)

15. Do you think this is what sent George crazy?

14. Three more


13. Mechanical engineering


12. Read the fine print at the bottom