… though she clearly took some stances in office which were more Britain oriented, more for the people of the land … that saw her removed. Reform? She took a look, did not make the jump.
Why not? Methinks she saw what many of us saw.
8. Copyhold again
7. There’s this issue, you see, of the 80%-20%
Yesterday, we were discussing it here in the context of how much expertise does one go for? For example, I was a fair snow skier, usually red runs, blue if tired, black occasionally … which once put me in the 75% range, which is all I ever wanted. Sailing a bit more than that.
As MMutR said … to get to that 80% takes a certain cost and effort but to get to 100% requires specialising, devoting one’s life.
Now, in the field of ferreting and punditry, even commendable people hover around the 70 to 80% mark, bolstered by the intuition of a long life … they judge on whether a thing rings true or sounds like BS … they’re occupied in other fields and so are not as intensely involved in the minutiae as the pundit doing it all the time, such as alt-bloggers, all.
An example … just how many Brits know of the Oakeshott connection with Qatar/Hamas/Iran, or that romance is involved? And why would a normal person be interested anyway? Yet not knowing that can really alter the whole picture, can it not?
Copyhold is on Gab … his comments below sound right enough but I’ve seen some strange things written by him/her at times. Here’s the rub … we need to delve into our trusted sources, reassure ourselves.
6. Follow this train of thought if you would
… but only after listening to the girl in Fri 5 … it really is necessary, as she speaks of where funds go and for what.
Now, for me, the key word in there is Qatar. Also associated with Qatar is Hamas, Iran, Isabel Oakeshott … who lives(d) there, which brings in Richard Tice, which brings in Yusef, which brings in Farage.
Now I understand good people planning to vote for “last hope” Reform … yes, at ground level, grassroots level, that’s admirable and I do hope they take some positions on May 1st. I understand them thinking of me and of others of similar view as spoilsport malcontents but have they stopped to consider the second paragraph above here? Really thought through the implications?
The charge I lay is the gang of four are actively but secretly aiding and abetting the Yusef agenda, to euphemise it … part of the agenda is a new Lake District “leisure centre”. If all this were not so, were Farage just a petulant boy who didn’t like farmers (as he’s an M25 bubble man, as is Tice), then I’d put the “tiff” down to a passing phase.
Good readers … it is far more than a “passing phase” … it’s agenda, not a doubt of it.
5. Went to make a sshot on this one
… then realised it’s a sleeper, in some detail … we need to follow this trend up, as part of the ongoing funds expose:
Texas A&M Public University has accepted $1.3 billion in undocumented and unreported money from Qatar
“They found 502 research projects where Texas A&M gave all of their intellectual property rights to Qatar”
Strange one from Ruairidh … not one word of commentary, no music … hmmmm, might be an idea to check out comments at YT:
(Cough) Decades ago, my crew and I … well me really, I was at the helm … put my cat on the rocks when a lee shore 35 knots suddenly gusted, the waves were 12 to 15 feet and I did not respond quickly enough. We were lucky, volunteers saw the sit, clambered down and we lifted her out onto dry ground. Very little damage, thank goodness. Phone call, our trailer was driven up there, all good.
(0523) The eternal weekend is upon us again. At precisely 0632, planes are flying across my panelled window laying chemtrails in a crisscrossing way. There’s been too much good weather of late, no? Shall come back to this as a post item sometime later. Hopefully. (0727)
4. Now just wait for Nige’s leaking
… of reports on James McM’s relationship history … or leaked by someone else in the camp:
3. Key moments and bad optics
Yes, we must have evidence for our conclusions, must have accessible data or links or whatever … yes, we do … corroboration. At the same time, we need, at Unherdables at least, to put a counterview if it holds water.
For example, we’ve been getting stuck into Barrett on SCOTUS but then an item came up (see Wed 21) about her being approved at the time, pushed by the Trump camp, on the strength of her anti-abortion line, which did help overturn Roe v Wade.
Yes, there were other, better anti-abortionists but there was much heat just then, plus Donny had shocking advisers, on the advice of Preibus and Pence … remember Sessions too? Maybe we can cut some slack on Donny there, over the fullness of time, maybe not. Point is … we’re stuck with Barrett for now.
Which leads me to the bad optics topic. Pammy’s “couldn’t care less about MAGA people” was hardly clever, nor her stoopid “Bindergate” stunt, involving key MAGA pundits … she took good, supportive people in.
Another bad one was Kristi … twice. First was at the NYC underground station where that girl was burnt to death in the train. Kristi, plus entourage, rolled up for a photo op but one unfortunate shot had her sitting on a bench or chair, right near a carriage entrance, having her hair coiffed for the shot … she also loves this combat gear wardrobe for her paparazzi shots, does Kristi.
Second bad one with Kristi is best explained obliquely, analogously. Do you remember the Tom Cruise version of Reacher here, it’s at 2:47 in this clip … where the girl, a nice girl but a bit dim, secure in the knowledge that five boys are protecting her, badmouths Cruise, only to be told to shut it by the gang leader. Good clip.
Anyway, there was a terrible RL scene where Homan’s boys had caught a real bad’un South American gang leader (they had him in the back of a van), camera rolling for Kristi’s photo op, coiffed hair perfect, and she was going on about his bad style choice … crocs … which he was kicking at her, some distance back. So Kristi, just like Sandy in the Cruise clip, is badmouthing the creep … just out of range.
A terrible look, bad optics because it makes her look girlish in the worst possible, weak way. And yet Kristi can ride horses, is rough and tumble in her past, she can actually handle herself to a point, as any of us can … to a point. But this photo op was bad, gutless, mouthing off like that.
Another shocker was the shot of Barrett looking at Trump, once he’d passed by, with disgust … the whole world saw that shot.
Another was Tice in the Ukraine for his photo op. Another was either Farage or him, can’t remember, calling TR’s ordinary people supporters “that lot”. Bad, bad optics and maybe that’s what set Rupert off.
We were discussing, yesterday, the Covid deathjab thing from 2020/21 and I mentioned two incidents which sealed my future intent vis-a-vis getting jabbed, locking down etc. First was a clip the govt was using for a very short time … I’d take a guess that most of you have not seen it, it was quickly pulled once the backlash set in.
It was a Liverpool suburban street, narrow, rows of terrace houses. A doctor was knocking on a residential door, nurses in uniform behind him, but the worst of it was that at the kerb, two young British Army squaddies, in uniform, were standing quietly, not involved. Not police … army. Do I need to spell it out? Do I need to spell out the Nightingale Concentration Camps which followed?
The second was the clip everyone in Britain has seen … Hancock faking tears over the deaths but in the middle of that, he smirked. That can’t be faked, that sort of thing the way it actually happened. Later came details of his family connections with the jab-juice. Plus he headed downunder for some survival island stunt around then. In many people’s minds, Hancock had had his half hour.
And so it goes on … one bad optic is all it takes, two begins to look like carelessness. …/END.
2. DAD at 1017
a) Political players in France are looking to ease tensions and facilitate relations in the Middle East and Algeria.
President Macron has announced that France plans to recognize the Palestinian state within months, according to a report by France 24.
b) HHS Secretary, Robert Kennedy Jr declares that by September, the United States will uncover the cause of the autism epidemic and eliminate exposures…..
c) British police have arrested the UK head of Greenpeace, alongside five other activists, after they poured 300 litres of blood-red dye into a pond at the U.S. embassy on Thursday…..
d) It’s not much of a stretch to say that Earth’s inner structure, especially the innermost spherical core, has stupefied scientists for generations. It sits over 3,000 miles below the surface, smaller than the Moon yet massive enough to play a big part in Earth’s magnetic field.
1. Steve at 1017
House Passes Trump-Backed Budget Resolution 216-214 […] Spartz/Massie*
Kash Patel and AG Pam Bondi Announce $500 Million Drug Bust **
Deputy PM Vulin Blasts Brussels for Working To Overthrow Serbia’s Government
Trump Orders DOJ Investigation into Law Firm Representing Dominion
Trump Orders DOJ Investigate “Anonymous” Author Leaked Classified Information
DHS Revokes Status Almost a Million Illegals Entered US Through CBP One App
Military Situation In [The] Ukraine On April 10, 2025
US – Russia Prisoners exchanged.
Gabbard Starts Task Force To Investigate Intelligence Community ***
Kiev seeking arrest of man aboard space station
Trump signs executive orders to revitalize coal industry
Scotland’s “Net Zero Nation” indoctrination targets teachers/pupils
Crime/Policing Bill mass biometric surveillance/suppression of public protests
*Redirection at TGWP and at Unherdables … you could well argue otherwise, that JH here is just as bad, so here’s my side of the story anyway:
The reason I do not click on, go into Epoch, though I note headlines in passing, is that they play the “withholding vital info in order to create clickbait” game and I’m afraid TGWP play that game on readers as well today. The entire heading was:
”House Passes Trump-Backed Budget Resolution 216-214 – These Two Republicans Voted “No””
Now, look at the line space that took up after the hyphen … These Two Republicans Voted “No” … they could easily have used that space just to say Spartz/Massie … shorter and plays no games. It’s straight, manipulative clickbait, and annoys the heck out of me.
Yes, for sure, I’ve shortened Steve’s summaries at HQ because this is only meant to be a brief signpost here, it’s always going to be abridged … the full summary is at NOWP (see navbar) because Steve’s put in the work and deserves to be scanned at length … but for external censorship reasons, it works better with his listing there, briefly signposted here.
**Where’s the Epstein list? MMutR and I yesterday afternoon debated rather than argued about Pammy again, about her approach and his point was that it does take time. My reply was well why publicise it in the first place, then play Bindergate?
The answer to that was to send a warning to the miscreants … Pammy’s eyes were firmly on them … but in so doing, she did not give a damn about MAGA stalwarts who’d been promised and then cruelly denied. Stop playing bleedin’ games!! Esp. as the people are right on edge just now.
And the same advice applies to Epoch and TGWP … stop trifling with people’s dismay and frustration. And I’ll go further … if you retort thst they’re not trifling with the people … then that retort shows the same level of caring for people’s sensibilities as the Labour govt does here. In fact, Pammy actuall said, on TV, that she did not “care about them”. Yes, Pammy? Yes? Bad optics, little girl, bad optics.
No one likes being p***ed about, patronised.
***The retort from them to Tulsi was (natch) that she voted in and is registered in Hawaii, yet she actually lives in Texas. They do have a point, the miscreants … but the reply is that she must be on the mainland for her work.
Well well well … IYE’s bitchute is also down the gurgler … however, I found this below for elevenses and another for later.
Mixed feelings about the series … Holmes is not too bad but all mannerisms, Watson over-bumbling … and yet half watchable … though the suffragette episode was embarrassing.
(0930) The cunning plan is that there is no plan. There are some more politics, then the IYE film, then maybe my visitor arrives and you all go to the pub or beach for awhile. (0941)
17. Yes please
16. The honeypot problem
… not just for pollies either:
15. Progress? One can only hope
14. Everyone but us
13. Yes I know there’s a be careful sign around her neck but
12. Rumble and Bitchute
Steve wrote of Rumble earlier (see sidebar). Seems it’s Bitchute as well:
To our valued users in the United Kingdom:
After careful review and ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the United Kingdom, we regret to inform you that BitChute will be discontinuing its video sharing service for UK residents.
The introduction of the UK Online Safety Act of 2023 has brought about significant changes in the regulatory framework governing online content and community interactions. Notably, the Act contains sweeping provisions and onerous corrective measures with respect to content moderation and enforcement.
In particular, the broad enforcement powers granted to the regulator of communication services, Ofcom, have raised concerns regarding the open-ended and unpredictable nature of regulatory compliance for our platform.
Don’t you just adore this gummint. Immediate implication for us at HQ is films … Bitchute was a key source, after YT … we have one from IYE today but after that … we takes our chances, chaps and chapesses.
(0651) Morning all … in the land of the living again … or so it seems … one wonders at times. (0838)
11. Important today
10. Daredevil men
9. That topic again
8. Krebs security
7. Feral yoof
Long ago, I did mention an incident near a Lidl where I was resting in the back of MMutR’s car, waiting for them to return … for some reason I had the collapsible walking stick with rubber handle and other end too … in short, it was about as lethal as if it were plasticine.
Up comes feral yoof, asking if he can get his ciggy lighter which had gone under the car. I’m always wary of unwonted niceness from likely lads and said be my guest. Now it may have been he saw something else at that point or the way I said it or my wary look … no idea … might have been that I went stock still, hand on the walking stick … he thought twice about it.
Second was near an ASDA … three girls, early teen, badly behaved, brattish, pushed past and I must have said hey or something equally intelligent. Lead girl suddenly turs as if to come at me to beat up I suppose … stopped, changed her mind.
Now what was it in both cases? I know I’m an ugly muvver but feel it must have been some other factor. MMutR and I were discussing simlar and his thang is to go quiet, ultra-watchful, which gives the impression that it would not be useful engaging … with some people, you’re never going to win the war, nor is he … you’ll win a battle here and there.
But it’s more … in watching these victims on soc-med, the lone ones or with a girl or if it’s a girl, what triggers the assailant to think that with this one there’ll be no consequences? I’m thinking also of rallies, e.g. a TR rally … van of riot plod turn up and start laying about at old ladies or someone else gentle, maybe not watching, instead watching the speaker on the podium.
And now to the feral themselves … obviously something in the ethnic mix, inc. Brit football lads, plus upbringing, plus numbers or speed or stealth, schooling or lack of it … “luv everyone and trees” wimmin teachers, young, or older and standing on their authority … these toerag yoofs clearly think there’ll be no consequences. There’s also the brainwashing, the indoctrination from peers, from their own low media.
William S Burroughs wrote a book The Lost Boys about just such like … I was thinking of perimeter defences, say on your porch or veranda where someone feral approaches … pepper spray hits them or flamethrower or shotgun but that has consequences, it also invites retribution, either from the gang or from plod and magistrates.
Definitely better to go shtum … if they do get past the threshold, only then attack. I’m thinking chest-beating gung ho and words are not going to cut it there.
Last things for now … peripheral vision, demeanour, preparedness at any time, instaviolence on your own part always a final option … methinks that you have to at least ditch the “unaware, innocent abroad” thang right now. We’re in a lawless time now. …/END.
Afterthought … whatever you do, don’t engage, don’t reply, don’t verbal … waste of time.
6. DAD at 1016
a) Yesterday, I reported that a Wind-Farm had been ordered to be shut down for four months, by the Courts, for killing protected birds. Here is the second. Bravo the Judge.
b) The Enemy within: France’s growing terrorist threat. In 70% of the foiled attacks, the would-be perpetrator was under the age of 21. *
c) […] suggesting sending migrants awaiting deportation to the remote island of Saint Pierre and Miquelon off Canada’s coast.
d) Focused on extremism and counter-terrorism (CT), the Starmer government’s plans potentially mean UK forces finally adopting a continental-style model, one encompassing tiers of municipal, regional and national units. * [also]
