Tuesday, March 19, 2024

Tuesday [1 to 4]

(0130) “Awoken” is a good term … it can be waking well after midnight for some reason, with clarity of thought not always there next morning in the rush of the incoming … or it could mean red-pilled in US terms … whatever. Why “awoken” rather than “awoke” or “awake”? It suggests a transition point in which you come awake. Anyway, I’m going to keep with that word for now. (0228)

4.  Very early roundup, inpo (in no particular order)

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Introducing here a new idea, new use of symbols … if I embed a screenshot with a link, then I’ll signal that by using 🎞️ 🎙️ or 📒 for clip, audio or text, placed immediately above left of the screenshot. If no symbol appears above left of a screenshot … which is the usual way … then it’s not embedded. 

That saves you having to waste time clicking on each screenshot to see if it's embedded. In fact, assume that by and large, screenshots won’t be embedded. If they are … they’ll be signalled. Let’s try this for awhile.

Downside of the use of emojis? Different ones available on different pads. In that case, I’ll swap to this pad to signal.

3.  There’s a screenshot coming up with Melanie King 

… concerning Fani Willis using her judicial power to threaten Nathan Wade’s wife.  Put that with MftWC’s Tue 2g and you see a pattern of entirely the wrong, temperamentally unsuited, ethically unsuited person in a decision making role … and using that power quite illegitimately, let alone illegally (let’s throw in an “allegedly” here).

2.  Man from the West Country one

a.  Open letter to WHO: The process of the IHR amendments is unlawful and violates international law; you will be held responsible | https://expose-news.com/2024/03/18/open-letter-to-who-the-process-of-the-ihr-amendments/

b.  Big Tech Censorship Case Heads to US Supreme Court | https://www.thelibertybeacon.com/big-tech-censorship-case-heads-to-u-s-supreme-court/

c.  The Public Humiliation Of Joe Biden | https://www.thelibertybeacon.com/the-public-humiliation-of-joe-biden/

d.  US economy so bad under Biden that even Dollar Tree (UK Poundland) is closing stores – 1,000 of them | https://www.naturalnews.com/2024-03-17-us-economy-bad-biden-dollar-tree-closing.html

e.  Harvard achieves scientific consensus by eliminating those who disagree | https://www.naturalnews.com/2024-03-18-harvard-achieves-scientific-consensus-eliminating-who-disagree.html

f.  Transgender mania shares roots with a 90's castration cult imposing surgical alterations for “next level” ascension | https://www.naturalnews.com/2024-03-18-transgenderism-has-roots-in-90s-castration-cult.html

g.  April Fool’s? Calling a male person a “man” illegal in Scotland starting April 1 | https://www.naturalnews.com/2024-03-18-april-fools-calling-male-man-illegal-scotland.html

h.  Wales Gets Europe’s First Black Leader, Vaughan Gething | https://www.thelibertybeacon.com/wales-gets-europes-first-black-leader-vaughan-gething/

1.  Coming back to Steve, Darren Beatty and his subject Kagan

… it deserves attention what he has to say about regime change. I’ve already mentioned I’m not a huge fan of vlogging because the guy or gal takes an inordinate time to get down to it and that hour out of your day could have been summed up in five minutes.

In Bannon’s warroom, when he allows someone to get a word in edgeways, the chap or chapess must have marshalled his thoughts, because he has x minutes and that’s all.

That word “must” or “have to” are also fraught …we don’t like egotists telling us through a screen that we must do this or that … have to. It’s softened by “if”. If we wish to know something or other, we need to do this or that.

“It’s worth a look” is perhaps too soft. If we could only settle on a phrase which is not loaded, does not suggest compulsion and yet conveys that you’re missing key data or thinking not to look … it would be nice to have such a phrase. How about “there are perhaps some key points in (whatever the piece is) …?

Too long. How about “you might look at”?  For now, I’ll use that one, which removes the element of compulsion. And in this case … Beatty on Kagan … you might look at that segment, as it explains much.

Monday, March 18, 2024

Monday [16 till close of play]

(1812) Overture to the evening ... evening all.

19.  Oh dear, another good comment without moniker

It was about £700 boilers. By N.O. rules though, can’t post it.

18.  May I recommend

… this from Steve (16b)

Darren Beattie Explains Who Victoria Nuland's Husband Is And Why He's So Dangerous.

17.  IYE

a.  HAARP: Weather Controls the HAARP Project a Weather Control Weapon? 

“It isn’t just conspiracy theorists who are concerned about HAARP. The European Union called the project a global concern and passed a resolution calling for more information on its health and environmental risks. Despite those concerns, officials at HAARP insist the project is nothing more sinister than a radio science research facility.”

https://www.wanttoknow.info/war/haarp_weather_modification_electromagnetic_warfare_weapons

b.  Breaking news: The King is Not Dead … {Okaaaay.... proof of life? Anything? Putin's little jape?}

JH: See at NOWP. Ok, Vlad’s little jape … after all, the west, led by Bodger, has (un)declared war on Russia.

c.  JH: Again, see it over there:


16.  Steve

War Room snippets - first one is actually a mini episode (26 mins)

a.  Hearts of Oak: Stephen K. Bannon - Trump vs Biden: The Rematch and How War Room Is Central to Success

https://rumble.com/v4jgdiq-hearts-of-oak-the-week-according-to-.-.-.-david-atherton.html

b.  Darren Beattie Explains Who Victoria Nuland's Husband Is And Why He's So Dangerous

https://rumble.com/v4jh1z6-darren-beattie-explains-who-victoria-nulands-husband-is-and-why-hes-so-dang.html

c.  Dave Walsh Discusses The Lack Of Electrification In The United States

https://rumble.com/v4jhhmw-dave-walsh-discusses-the-lack-of-electrification-in-the-united-states.html

d.  Kurt Olsen Discusses New Evidence In The Arizona Election Case

https://rumble.com/v4jiddl-kurt-olsen-discusses-new-evidence-in-the-arizona-election-case.html

Try these

  1. Highest rank in the RAF.?
  2. What was the stage name of Stanley Kirk Burrell?
  3. US army, marines, airforce have Lt. Col. … Navy/CG equivalent?
  4. Which ducks don’t quack?
  5. Is krypton a noble gas?
  6. Which is the pearl wedding anniversary?
  7. Which food can be anagrammed “is it a rum”?

Mon-mat


Review

A circus in 1950's communist Czechoslovakia makes a dash into the US zone. Being circus people, they have no ostensible political priorities, but the owner, who also dresses up as a clown (Frederic March), seems to have been pushed to take the drastic measure because the communist party functionaries led by Adolphe Menjou find his overall attitude lacking in any discernible commitment. 

March's daughter in the film is the striking Terry Moore who has fallen for a mysterious circus laborer played by Cameron Mitchell. March's wife is sexy Gloria Graham. The two of them (Moore and Graham) both add a lot. 

The film makes the distinction in this circus between the artists and the workers. The communists want a workers' paradise and seem to try to make the circus toe the line. The leader of the circus workers is played by Richard Boone, whose part has bought into the communist ideology. 

The circus midgets also play vital roles in this film, which does not waste any of its actors. The black and white photography matches the stereotypical drab lives in the communist sectors. Menjou, as the communist party leader, is onto March, but, being Menjou, he too becomes a target of operatives in his own party. 

Directed by Elia Kazan, the film is a real surprise. The overall plot to escape with the circus reaches a well drawn out ending, with even the circus elephants making the dash west.

Monday [12 to 15]

(1240) Afternoon all. Monday morning is frenetic here as it’s domestic day … deliveries, banking, cooking, washing, drying, vacuuming … it’s the most difficult day to blog on, let alone nothing particularly new, politically, coming up as a rule. (1449)

15.  Digger

Ukrankie MP has a collection of cars:

https://antikor.info/en/articles/690142-nardep_vatsak_stal_vladeljtsem_pervogo_elektricheskogo_rolls-royce_spectre_v_ukraine

14.  IYE has a drop about the bloodbath

… over at NOWP.

13.  Reader Bob

I was doing some searching the other day and came across this. It's the govt and they can't stop lying, so I don't believe it for a moment, but given what you've posted today, thought it might be interesting:


They’re certainly lying, Bob.  I was looking at it directly for half an hour … first upstairs here, then down on the street. Contrails disappear after a short while, are short tailed. These today were not, they stayed suspended over kilometres, in tight formation.

12.  Steve has a megadrop

… and let’s try it out here today. The one which puzzled me was the title to the Holly Valance one:


JH: Dumb rules media defends Holly … what, the media are dumb to defend Holly? Unclear. Or are they calling her dumb?  To me, she did well in that interview.  Anyway, here’s Steve’s drop:

Roundup in bits and pieces

Neil Oliver's new 2-hour show moved to Sunday two weeks ago, and is now split with the second hour on-line - apparently there's an OFCOM ruling coming. You'll have noticed how they almost exclusively go after conservative voices, which may be down to the fact that there's a revolving door between the regulator and the BBC.

First up I've got Neil's own channel from the week before last, followed by last week. After that is a portion (interview with Col. Doug MacGregor) of Neil's studio broadcast for GB News - I haven't been able to find his monologue but I did watch it last night and it's about 'Lockdown' and the effects on the population, especially children.

Neil Oliver: ‘…truth against lies...’

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHdFoTyZW00

Neil Oliver: ‘Death By Woke’

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1ZyaIl7Njk&t=4s

Undeclared Invasion of United States from South - Neil Oliver probes Colonel Douglas MacGregor


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-ArhYwust0

On Holly Valance Sky News Australia picked up on her interview last week with GB News and the reaction it provoked (apologies in advance for the awful background music):

Dumb rules: Media personalities defend Holly Valance after accusing Australia of going ‘woke’

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTn4yHALkRs

JH: Ok, which of Neil’s can we run?  The Woke one?  As that was also Holly’s target?

Ladies at lunchtime

Today's question is ... which police force is it?


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