Monday [11 to 15]

(1341)(1403)

 

15. Burnham


14. Avani West Coast


13. If a big name involves himself, it really does help


12. Networking

The way socmed is set up, “reach” is “impressions” … you need only retweet for someone else to see it and his/her friend sees and it can go viral quickly.


11. Andy

Do any of our fellow taverners have a conspiracy theory to spare? I’m fast running out of them. |  https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/climate-adaptation/why-artificial-rain-is-not-a-solution-to-drought/91653947

Monday [6 to 10]

(1010) Quite light-on for short documentaries, two films in the pipeline, many politposts waiting. (1021)

 

10. Where we all end up I suppose


9. Keep saying it until someone wakes up


8. Jen is definitely the “coming awake” woman


7. IYE

”The Surveillance Machine Tracking Us Right Now – And What We Can Do To Stop It

A Follow the Money Investigation into the Surveillance State”

https://theleahfiles.substack.com/p/the-surveillance-machine-tracking

[JH: Just love those classic IYE reverse opening talking marks.)

6. Did we do this from Andy?

May The Lord help us all. |  https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/british-army-fields-10000-drones-in-six-months/

Monday [1 to 5]

(0724) Oh dear … not only overslept but was hit by things which have to be done, must be done, before even getting going. In Mon 1 today. (0858)

 

5. Meanwhile back to the rape gang victims


4. Steve at 1425

  • Sen. John Fetterman Warns Democratic Party is Becoming an ‘Orgy of Socialism’ After Mamdani-Backed Candidates Sweep New York Primaries
  • Israel Recognizes Armenian Genocide in Historic Rebuke to Turkey’s Century of Denial
  • Katharine Birbalsingh’s Fiery ARC Speech – How Schools Are Destroying the Moral Core of the West
  • Somali Migrant Drives Car Into Pedestrians in London
  • (Hit and counterhit in Iran)
  • Meta-Analysis Finds Multicomponent Exercise Improves Bone Density in Men Over 45
  • Questions must be asked about DRC’s Ebola outbreak; is it just a way to solicit international aid?
  • Citizen Vigilante Should Terrify Western Governments (JH: I simply don’t trust why govt let it straight through … something “nye tak” in this … meaning something tricky.)
  • Much more.

3. Think this was the film Andy was referring to


2. DAD at 1425, this Tuesday ☺️

a) In the Deux-Sèvres department, limewash is being spread on certain roads to limit asphalt heating during the heatwave. The whitish appearance of certain roads in the Deux-Sèvres department has surprised motorists in recent days….

b) A far-left National Assembly member has sparked backlash after she gloated over the demographic decline of the native white French population in favour of immigrant groups, as the LFI [Melenchon’s neo-communist Party] continues to embrace Great Replacement ideology.

c) (Temps in Germany)

d) Two tier Policing. A shop owner in my constituency was ignored by the police when he reported shoplifting. But when he displayed pictures of the thieves, the police showed up – to tell him that those pictures violated GDPR.

1. Welcome obligations

Putting something out there, plus positive responses to that, have always been the language of socmed … call and response … call it what you want … just being acknowledged is part of it. Plus plenty of sleep and liquid. Plus any Xian can tell you that that support “platform” helps immensely, but with all this come obligations.

In the past two days, El**s platform, whatever you think of him personally, has become a haven, shelter from the storm, for so many people being hit, discarded, forgotten. Particularly nice have been the named abused starting to show some confidence. Make no mistake … this is a major advance, planned by Rest*** and other women’s groups, largely anti-feminist, plus the US heavy hitters in a massive way, which is drawing in Europe and the antipodes.

And the chaps are getting onboard too, inc. me … but it does create time pressure, esp. if bloggers … one can only do so much in support. Reaction of the enemy? Such as Mahmoud, their spokestraitor? Well, you can see it. Bearing in mind that it’s all orchestrated anyway, theatre, pantomime … still … real connections and support are getting through the fissures.

I believe that if we can, we must. Yes, this Unherdables blog complex has its own purposes as a haven for some of us. Said to MMutR on the weekend … well here we are, we have this infrastructure now. Now what do we do with it which is useful to the cause of our people?

Well even just being a haven, somewhere to drop into, like a tavern … that’s not to be sneezed at. But if I can also get behind, as one small voice of many … the right thing to do out there … well, that’s good. It makes the effort fulfilling to a point. Plus you yourself, reader … you bring things to the discussion, the growing understanding. My personal reading now starts at NOWP … it affects directions, slowly.

Just this morning though, on X, many chaps and chapesses were in a good mood at the response, organisers like Orla and Sammy are delighted and as a consequence are hitting back hard at the trolls and hit-thugs. Some of those abused were effusive. Good stuff. Let it continue.

It must be concerning for Them (capital T), meaning the arrayed orcs against us.

Andy theatre on Sunday

 

Andy cunningly calls Petticoat Junction by a different name:

“For some strange reason this popped up in my timeline on the tube of you. I have spent the day so far watching this scatty, kooky old film, The Hootervill Cannonball. I hope you enjoy it.”

Sunday [6 to 10]

(1159) Almost afternoon, all. (1306)

 

10. Moo corner


9. Ramsgate lido


8. Regenerative agriculture


7. Lord T with some timely truth


6. Torquaymada at 1424:6

This is the main link:

… but it also alludes to Chas 3 I think. Now, everyone and his dog has now heard about Chas breaking his coronation oath. William is just as bad. The monarchy, in effect, ended with Liz 2.

I couldna be bothered doing any more at this stage on those egregious royals.

Ambient, harmonic but not always soft

 

There was a period when American Indian influenced, ambient wave music had its day, even over here with Layo and Bushwacka. By the way, that latter moniker had Aussie overtones.

The result was a harmonic mix … I hesitate to call it “melodic”, though it is … nor call it gentle, though this track below is gentle … it can be quite harsh, this genre, yet harmonic … the second track is loud and harsh, yet quite harmonic all the same. I listened to a song by someone called Rush … harsh, atonal, some girl screaming into a mic, backed by frantic guitars … it set the tone for the dysfunctional, atonal 70s.

And getting religious here … the American Indian spirits are part of a spirituality without God, e.g. paganism, wicca, all the rest … Aztec … and in simple Christianity, if it does not derive from good, then it must derive from the other side. Enigma, Deep Forest and similar were popular back then … they dropped hints all over the place … “sad, sad daemon” was one line. If you walk in defenceless, you get got, just like the Wokerati.

The first song below is a reworking of the ancient British Isles ballad about an occult spirit moving smoothly, not stepping, not treading, through a fair, having told her “love” that their wedding day would be soon. She then noiselessly moved through the fair and out over the lake. Of course, it was obvious what would happen soon to the young man.

The singer, Deborah Blando, had quite a career at that time, 2001 … possibly the latest song I’ve run here.

That ancient song, about a specific incident in Britain eons ago, is still quite pervasive, like Tam Lyn.

The second song below is harsh … be prepared for that. It was part of the attempt in the 90s to create again, as in the early 70s … and it lasted mainly until 1997, when the music died one last time. The genre is “noise pop” or shoe gazing … very loud, yet harmonic and restrained, even shy … two major groups were Pale Saints and Mazzy Star … I was in a mini-Renaissance myself through my student girls of the time. Some interesting songs, still creative.

This below starts and ends gently with organ, what would have been lead guitar becomes instead a rhythmic wall of sound, a la Phil Spector, the lead instrument is the bass … unusual … and the vocals are almost “choirboy” … much thought went into the juxtaposition. Loud, harsh, but melodic, always harmonic, never quite atonal.