(1114) Not sure for how much longer this morning, things hotting up. (1125)
14. Girls cannot be defeated
13. A bit too much swearing by everyone
… thank you very much … we’re genteel at the tavern.
12. I know that sort of gal
11. Rolf at Now and Next
… on alleged climate criminal Mann, plus some goodies. HERE
In 2012 an American climatologist called Michael E Mann instituted a lawsuit against the conservative writer and broadcaster Mark Steyn and ‘rightwing’ blogger (sic Wikipedia) Rand Simberg for defaming him. Mann had allegedly misrepresented climate data to warn of a “hockey stick” leap in atmospheric temperature; the supposed abuse of the truth was compared to the abuse of a child.
The harvest is coming in thick and fast. We have another very large courgette. It had become detached from the plant and my Beloved found it making its way across the lawn. I shall be stuffing it with chilli con carne with cheese on top. Yum.
I brought in the last of the tomatoes a couple of weeks ago.
Tomato harvest
They were all green, though some have turned red now. I shall set some aside to eat now and the rest I shall bottle. We had a better harvest than I expected. On the way to check the tomatoes, I discovered that we have some late strawberries. Sadly, all but one had been eaten by the woodlice. Beloved and I had the good one between us.
We haven’t had much time to take full advantage of the lovely raspberries that are still going strong. However, if the rain will let up for a moment I might dash out and get some.
Raspberries
We’ve had stormy weather here just lately, with quite strong winds. I have been amazed that the apples have still remained on the trees! The yew berries from a tree up the street are thickly over the road, but our apples are making us work to get hold of them! We have SO many apples. We took a large bag each to the local cafes, who were over the moon to receive them. And that’s just the cooking apples. The pippin is also overflowing and we must bring those in next time we have a free moment – and a bit of dry weather.
Pippins
We also had a few beans. To be honest, the amount is pitiful. We didn’t plant as many as we normally do, but even so our result was very small. Definitely not enough to see us through the winter!! It’s our own fault. We didn’t collect them in when we should. We did eat a lot of them when we had visitors earlier in the year, but then we got caught up in volunteering for a local charity shop and all our good intentions for the garden went out the window. Or something like that.
A few beans
We have decided to make apple butter with some of the apples, once I get a moment. Beloved may make cider vinegar which he normally makes with the Bramleys and wants to try with the eating apples this year. We thought about making “Jersey black butter” but the recipe we found had such a huge weight of apples that I doubt we have a pan big enough. So ordinary apple butter it will be (though I suspect they are very similar!) because I don’t need to process the whole apple tree at once!
(0830) Here’s the cunning plan, dear reader … post noon is out for much of the afternoon, post 1000 now is deliveries and preparations, not least the Isilme report, which will be the last post until evening.
10. Moosh corner
9. 🍿🍿🍿
8. They’re everywhere, they’re everywhere
7. Noted all around the west
6. Would have been fun
… for solitary fishermen.
5. The sort of woman spoken of is a danger to western society
1. With feminazism’s long term (over a century) campaign to render women defenceless by p***ing off and vilifying the very males who could protect them, it might be worth looking at what women themselves post … not one of these is by a man:
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The bottom line is that females are situationally unaware on the whole … lost in the immediate conversation, admiring nature or eyes stuck to a phone … they think nothing of going off alone … “strong, independent” women … thus one of the savages spots her, comes up as in the CCTV clip currently on X … she at least had a chance with one, unlike the usual pack behaviour by that lot, or as in Morocco with those two Norwegian girls.
It’s not just those things in my reply to Andrea above, it’s the need for pre-emptive attack mode. As danger approaches, ladies need to already be starting the attack. Look at the huge gulf between the silly girl glued to the phone, walking alone … and a more mature woman who is, quite frankly, lethal.
The very first biz for gals to take care of is constant situational awareness, constant scanning through 270 degrees, plus your practised autoresponse ready to go.
Now to get onto the men … those real men still left in the west I mean. Men today, through matriarchal or soyboy male schooling are vicious little bstds but essentially useless up against barbarian hordes, their swarm tactics. Plod give the wispy bearded antifa an armchair ride at this moment … that’s going to end, one way or the other. Who will the hordes turn on first? Yep … easy targets … think that one through for a few minutes.
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Lastly, do you think I’m motivated, in all the aforementioned, by hatred of females … or by love of them? By a desire to get them to save themselves at the first line of danger? And demographically, in our west, by the need to preserve as many of our own females as we can … yes, for procreation by us, not by one of the hordes, speaking politically.
But men must also return to being knights but for that, women must seriously change their attitudes … I’m talking Woke left, feminazi females, from Boomers to Zoomers.
2. DAD continued at 1170
b) With investment and confidence in the doldrums, rising interest rates, and the cost of elections… After sixteen months of repeated political crises, the bill for France is mounting, adding to its already struggling finances….
c) If all that was not enough to denote that France is ****ed, then….“INSEE has just published the latest estimates of the foreign population in France. You’re not ready. Sit down before reading what follows….
The noose is tightening around Emmanuel Macron. In the wake of the political shock caused by Sébastien Lecornu’s resignation, the president has never been so alone. On Tuesday, the first of his prime ministers, Édouard Philippe, took a step that no one within the Central Core had dared to take before him: referring to a state that was “loose,” the head of Horizons urged the president to schedule his resignation for the beginning of 2026, in order to organise “an early presidential election” after the adoption of a budget.
The day before, it was another of Emmanuel Macron’s prime ministers, the secretary general of the presidential party, Gabriel Attal, who confided that he no longer understood the head of state’s decisions……
Only one story today. Macron panics and asks the resigning PM to re-form a Government.
A chaotic day, dogged by the anger of the opposition…
Forty-eight hours of added time. Faced with an unprecedented crisis and under pressure from all sides, Emmanuel Macron asked the outgoing Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, to conduct “final negotiations by Wednesday evening” on a “platform of action” for the “stability of the country,” the Élysée Palace announced Monday evening. No dissolution, as the National Rally (RN) demanded, no left-wing Prime Minister, as the Socialists wanted, and even less the resignation demanded by the Insoumis (Rebellious Insurgents). But Emmanuel Macron is renewing his confidence in a loyal supporter to try to save what remains of the common ground.
“I have accepted the request of the President of the Republic to conduct final discussions with the political forces for the stability of the country,” the outgoing Prime Minister replied on X. I will inform the Head of State on Wednesday evening whether this is possible or not, so that he can draw all the necessary conclusions.”
In the event of another failure, Emmanuel Macron has said he is ready to “take responsibility,” his entourage has announced. The last stop before the dissolution?
For the National Rally, censorship is assured. The RN-UDR (Union of the Right for the Republic) alliance will “systematically censor any government,” assured Éric Ciotti, until the dissolution of the National Assembly or the resignation of Emmanuel Macron, the two scenarios presented by the RN.
“I no longer understand the decisions of the President of the Republic since the dissolution,” Gabriel Attal [Previously a PM] criticized on TV. “We must agree to change our approach: put the ‘What’ before the ‘Who’,” he argued. “We must first agree on a compromise and then form a government, as I demanded before the appointment of Sébastien Lecornu,” he continued.
