More of the same I'm afraid, dear reader

 Readers, I'm afraid this is a repeat of last night, waking abruptly at 0302, looking around Twitter and Gab, gathering whatever's trending and posting early. This will doubtless be followed by hours of sleep from about 0500 to about 0900.

All right, what do we find?

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The SEPTA bus driver who was shot and killed Thursday morning while operating a bus in Philadelphia's Germantown section has been identified.

An agency spokesperson identified the driver as 48-year-old Bernard Gribbin from Abington, Pennsylvania. He was a 12-year employee of the transit authority and a U.S. Army veteran.

Zhontay Capers, 21, has been charged with murder, as well as other related offenses in Gribbin's death, Philadelphia police said Friday.

There was no word on a motive for this shooting.

Really?  Age, lack of parenting, poor education, IQ, fentanyl or similar, no ethical basis as we all received ... we could go on, yes?

It happened just before 10:30 a.m. at Germantown and Abbottsford avenues as Gribbin was operating a Route 23 bus. Police said he was shot six times in the chest and right abdomen.

Gribbin was rushed to Einstein Medical Center by police, where he was pronounced dead, according to officials.

Police said a woman caught on surveillance cameras was seen stepping off the bus and firing toward the driver.

"She then fires a shot toward the bus driver, re-enters the bus, and fires again. And from what we see in the video, and it's very preliminary, it appears she gets on and off several times," said Interim First Dep. Commissioner Frank Vanore.

Well of course ... this elephant in the room concerns few in the west now ... Brave New World eh?  Christian ethics no more eh?

And of course, personal safety is now a major issue, especially for women and girls ... this is a grandmother:

And a different demographic:

But fair dos ... it's not only lack of parenting ... we're back to the opening killing again, no?

This was an Australian Spectator journo commenting on a Brit pundit ... we're truly global now in our reactions. It continues:

So yes, there's all the above causing deep disquiet and lack of safety for westerners now, govt and police flatly refusing to protect, but the govt now goes even further through texts to our phones every few days:

But it's not just broken Britain, is it?  It's across the oceans too:

It's global, innit, with nations coming under the control of terrorist Tedros's WHO. And national govts ... incorruptible, yes?

And now a new one starts:

Have a lovely weekend, readers.