Friday, 10 April 2026
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss?
Thursday, 9 April 2026
Is it lack of anger or just fatigue?
This was the exchange which kicked it off:
Then, two days ago, was this:
Yes, fatigue at all the constant assaults on us, our lives, on the most vulnerable parts of our populations, whilst ... well, you know the "whilst".
But it's more than that ... it's the constant "unfairness", designed to make us humiliated and angry in favour of all the wrong people. And even as I sit here typing, looking out of the window, upwards, they're laying chemtrails again in order to kill off the sun. These are demonic criminals we're dealing with.
They want, planned and need conflagration, dead bodies. If they can't get em through war, they do it through vaxxes and lockdowns, through speaying. How do they continue to get away with it? Rampant fraud of course, devoid of conscience.
Wednesday, 8 April 2026
Are You Not Getting The Attention You Feel You Deserve? Westfield Has Your Back!
Westfield London understands that guests with additional sensory needs may find visiting our centre a daunting experience. To help support guest’s visits, we offer sensory packs that have been selected with key sensory items to offer children and adults a broad range of sensory opportunities and therapeutic benefits.And they are bright red, and labelled, so everyobe can see you are a special person, not just one of the hoi polloi.
The pack has been designed to support people living with a wide range of disabilities who are likely to benefit from sensory resources to make their shopping experience more enjoyable.
I work in Stratford and have to go through Westfield - what would make it more enjoyable for me is a free stab-vest or a compete ban on diversity. It would certainly make it safer.
But this is not what the people who are the target of this advert want, they want the cachet of being different, special and singled out for special treatment and attention.
Our sensory packs contain items such as ear defenders and sunglasses to help with noise and light sensitivity, fiddle toys to keep hands busy and relieve stress and feeling fans to express how you are feeling.
I thought about Googling ‘feeling fans’ to find out what they are but thought better of it. I cannot be doing with any more coddling of pathetic kids and adults for whom the best advice would be ‘GROW UP!’
Our sensory packs can be hired at Guest Services.
Pity you can't hire a backbone. That's what would do these people the most good.
Tuesday, 7 April 2026
In praise of home cooking
Saturday, 4 April 2026
Easter or Resurrection Day
State Pension
Friday, 3 April 2026
How Can You Be A Carer With This Record?
A violent and abusive man has been locked up indefinitely for stabbing his sister 40 times in what her family described as a "totally avoidable" killing.
Yet another case where the warning signs of dangerous mental illness were ignored. They come along so fast now I've quite lost count...
At the time of the fatal attack, he was suffering a severe depressive episode with psychotic symptoms, having repeatedly sought medical help.Cunningham admitted manslaughter by diminished responsibility and was handed a hospital order without limit of time.
Or until someone who won't face any consequrnces for a wrong decision lets him out,
Sentencing him on Wednesday, Judge Mark Lucraft KC said: "This was a sustained attack resulting in multiple injuries and would have continued over some period of time."He noted Cunningham's history of "violence and abuse" towards his sister and a non-molestation order against him.
Earlier, prosecutor Nneka Akudolu KC said the defendant had lived alone with his mother, Margaret Cunningham senior, in Greenland Quay and been her carer since the death of his father in 2022.
What!? How can he be judged to be a suitable carer for a vulnerable person? And it gets worse:
His family had repeatedly raised concerns with his GP and the defendant had himself contacted the surgery 10 times in October and November 2024. The court was also told Cunningham had a history of drug-induced psychosis and smoking cannabis.
The court was told Cunningham had 21 previous convictions for 31 offences including assault, burglary and an armed robbery when he was aged 19.
A mentally ill criminal drug taker - how can that be judged to be a suitable carer?
"Explaining behaviour is not the same as excusing it. Accountability matters. Margie's suffering matters. Margie's life matters."
Yes, it does. But there won't be any in this case, as in so many others.
Good Friday
Thursday, 2 April 2026
The significance today of the SCOTUS ruling later
Wednesday, 1 April 2026
Is It The Same Tracking App That The Police Refuse To Use To Find Your Stolen Phone?
The father of massacred Nottingham student Barnaby Webber watched in horror on a tracking app as his son's phone moved - to a police station. David Webber had heard a man and woman had been killed but he could not reach Barnaby, and when he phoned police, they refused to speak to him. Panicking that something was wrong, Mr Webber told the public inquiry into the Nottingham attacks how dread set in as he and the 19-year-old's mother Emma followed his location on the Find My Phone app.
A handy little app, except when you expect it to help the police recover your stolen phone and here, it once again showed up their utter dereliction of the duty we, the public, fondly believe they have to us:
He said: 'I phoned the police, and said who I was, and I said who my son was, and I remember a distinct change in tone from the lady I was speaking to.'
That was a result of the penny dropping, and the realisation she couldn't get away with lying to you as her colleagues were assiduously doing to other bereaved families:
Mrs Webber told the inquiry: 'We're spending far too much time worrying about discrimination and segregation and doing the wrong thing because somebody's of a certain colour or certain religion.
'If you're dangerous, you're dangerous, and it does not matter what colour you are or where you're from.'
To a normal person, that's undoubtedly true. But it seems we no longer employ them in rhe modern police farce. We employ the easily moulded, or the frankly criminal:
She also condemned police officers who accessed footage from the attacks and discussed it on WhatsApp. She said: 'Reading the content of that WhatsApp message, it was so destructive, so destroying, so awful. 'The author of that message chose to refer to our children as being "properly butchered" and "innards out" and everything. That's disgusting and grotesque.'
And to anyone who tries to excuse this as 'typical banter to cope with a stressful job' I'll remind you that they should have known this wasn't acceptable.



























