Rubbish disposal, flytipping and "modern" life

... not to mention potholes.

I was going to look at Rupert Lowe turning Restore into a party and how that affects Advance and Reform but, frankly, I've not yet thought it through, nor an article for X on Valentine's Day and ladies I know.

So let's open with getting rid of personal rubbish plus excreting in the street ... which is related to the new Restore Party.  This was at the Daily Sceptic today:

"One Times journalist described last year how he encountered an Iranian incomer smoking a cigarette. When he had finished, the Iranian then approached a nearby red postal pillar-box, famous in Britain but evidently not in the Middle East, and innocently attempted to use it as a giant municipal metal ash-tray by discarding his smouldering smokes through the letter-slit. Up in flames go all the postal orders, cheque-payments and birthday cards."

Which brings in the issue of hordes waiting to attack us, given the word, plus the baby-eating elite trying to shorten our lives through chemically poisoned food and skies, plus Milliband's, Fink's and Gates' destruction of arable land.

With all that, plus a review of supermarket bread I have here, plus ageing, we then get into Valentine's Day today and different traditions in different western countries ... but that's straying into X territory now.

Looking at all that above and below in this post, plus our wonderful healthcare, we're seriously looking at mental health ... our own.  I was always eccentric from roaming the planet and finding solutions on the fly, but what about the normies ... our maiden aunt or clerk in an office with his/her MSM-focussed "reality"?  Football lovers, reality shows, gaming?

I'd say finding local butchers and bakers is one aspect, keeping moving and plenty of filtered and boiled water in whatever presentations, plus friends ... always friends.

There are also belief systems but I'll not go into the one which delivers calm. So let's get back to fly tipping and local tips in general ... the difficulties and the westwide phenomenon of primarily leftist local govt ceasing to remove rubbish, making public sanitation a thing of the past, as in blue cities in America.  Let alone Lauranorder.

It comes back again, does it not, to our own physical health plus mental health?  Maybe we could ask Amelia her advice.