Thursday, 22 December 2022

Appalling town planning

This post is not necessarily about the things we blog on everyday, from the sickeningly Woke two tier justice … everyone else first, the indigenous last, ex forces people on the streets, invaders in posh hotels … to the great deathjab and lockdown scam now admitted by the FDA in the States, splitting society down the middle … or the sickening cultural malaise in post Gen X … and so on.

Plus this sort of thing:


Or the total over-reach of, intrusion of, the corruption of anyone in govt:


All of those things are huge factors but they’re not the whole story.  This video below is about the drastically bad town planning in the English speaking west.  Despite the angle he’s coming from, it’s still a major issue:

Wednesday, 21 December 2022

Thank God For 'Experts'!

Ask any child their favourite film, and there is quite a high chance they will name a Disney movie, like 'Beauty and the Beast' or 'Aladdin'.
However, experts believe that these films are giving them the wrong idea about what a healthy relationship looks like.

You mean, it's not a good idea to fall in love with a thief? Or take up bestiality?  

Researchers at the University of Exeter surveyed young people and found they had the desire to learn skills to help them develop relationships at school.

What..? Really? 

Study author Simon Benham-Clarke said: 'Those we surveyed highlighted the importance of teaching skills such as relating, communication, empathy, respect, conflict resolution and repair and ending relationships kindly and safely.
'Our research shows schools need improved support to run relationships education, including specialist expertise and resources, and guidance on signposting pupils to external sources of help.
'Positive relationship behaviours should be modelled, integrated and built on throughout curriculums nationally and reflected in a school's ethos.'

Where on earth are schools to find the time for all this? What's this nonsence based on?

...the researchers conducted focus groups with 24 young people aged between 14 and 18.

*sighs* 

One female participant said: 'I think it actually does create this toxic image to some degree… it's very much the female is feeble, and she must be saved by the male, and it kind of creates a toxic masculinity.'
Another added: 'It's embedded into our heads that it's always Prince Charming and it's always the prince and the princess … you don't understand it until you actually get to it, and that's when you realise that it's not like Disney movies or anything.'

Well, love, that's life for you. Frankly, I understood that well before the age of 14...

Tuesday, 20 December 2022

Customer service - it ain't no gas

Modern day customer service - my tale of woe regarding EoN
- by reader Lord T
I have a prepayment meter, as I like to keep track of what I spend. On Sunday, the 11th I put a card in with £100 on so that I would have to worry about the gas over Xmas. 

The meter cut my gas off and very helpfully said 'CALL HELP' which I did but nobody came to my aid. Maybe I didn't shout loud enough so I went inside and dialled EoNs number, out of hours message where an emergency number was provided. 

I rang it all afternoon and didn't get an answer. So much for an emergency phone line. 

That night was one of those in the cold snap last week and I'd obviously caught a chill and was freezing despite being wrapped up in bed. 

On Monday it took hours to get someone on the normal line. They listened to my tale of woe and arranged an engineer to come out within 2 to 4 hours. Which made it about 1400 to 1600. 

No sign of anyone so I called again at 1700 and it was answered at 1740. I was told an engineer was almost there and would be there is 20 to 30 minutes. 

No sign of anyone over an hour later and I was back on the emergency line until my phone battery went flat. 

Another night of sub zero temperatures and I was well wrapped up buy feeling poorly heading towards hypothermia. 

Next day another wait for a few hours and I eventually spoke to someone who arranged another engineer. I didn't get a call back to confirm as I had asked and I called again to be told at 1230 one was scheduled with an SLA of 1458. 

The engineer arrived in less than an hour later. He stuck a card in the meter and 30 seconds later it was back online. Before he left I insisted that I put in my card so if there were any issues. It shut the gas off again. 

He checked the logs and it seems the meter thought the card was corrupted. So it cut off the gas even though there was £60+ of my cash on there because of a corrupt card. 

Why not a 'CORRUPT CARD' message and leaving the gas on? Who thought that would be a good idea, and who approved it. If I ever find out they will be kicked to death in the street. 

As I will be unable to get satisfaction that way, they should all be sacked. Anyway I was told a new card would be ordered and sent to me and be with me in two days and I would also have to send this card back to get my £100 back. 

So, 50 Hours after my gas was cut off, I was back burning fossil fuels again. Whoo Hoo. 

It seems that these companies have an obligation to get people with no gas back in 4 hours. On one call, the handler said that she was sorry but they prioritised the calls. I asked how they did that? How did they know that me hanging on the line awaiting an answer was a lower priority than someone else? Were they ESP trained or something? 

Three days later, no card. I called again, another torturous [sic] wait and when I got through, I was told that the engineers don't order these cards, I was expected to phone up, wait an hour on the phone to order a new one myself. 

She said she would get one sent out. I insisted on an emergency one as I didn't want to wait another three days. She gave me a number and said wait two hours and go to a provider who will give you a new card. Only thing was all the providers I went to didn't have cards to issue.

I went further afield and got one late Friday. I had to put £50 on it. When I got home I thought about trying it but though if it went wrong I would be all weekend without gas. Kids would be freezing again. So I waited. 

At midday, I plugged the card in and the meter clicked off. 'CALL HELP'. I was expecting it. Back on the phone. A wait while I typed this and eventually an answer and an engineer is on his way. 

This is the worst customer service I've every had and I've had a lot of sub standard service in my life. Many caused by office staff making decisions and not having any impact from the consequences. The call staff are all nice and polite but they all say the company lines such as my customer experience isn't what it should be and they are overrun by calls. 

It is just bad management. They build these delays into the calculations for service staff and it works out cheaper than having people available to fix the issues. 

In the meantime, people freeze. 

I have no doubt that people died last week in that cold snap simply because there was an issue with their gas. 

So currently, I have less than £19 on the meter. No way to top it up and £150 on cards I can't use. So fingers crossed. not just to keep them warm as I await. 

Engineer arrived with plenty of time to spare. Put his card in and reset the meter. Gas back on. We discussed what had happened and he checked the cards. 1st was corrupt but nothing seemed wrong with second. Guy reset the meter wiping out my credit. 

He then put my £50 on gas from the card. Said I would need to claim the original £100 plus the £10.38 wiped from the meter. 

Still, got to check the card is OK and I'll do that tomorrow by putting a further £50 on it and putting it in the meter which will test the card while the weather is mild and take me into the new year. 

So, still got to test the fix and claim my £100 back. Apparently there is compensation for missed appointments and they clearly missed the 4 hour SLA for restoring gas, several times. 

Till tomorrow. Fingers crossed.

Monday, 19 December 2022

It Seems The 'One Drop' Concept Is Alive And Well...

Ros Griffiths, a 57-year-old community organiser in London, was initially hopeful when Meghan Markle married into the British royal family. She regarded their wedding and Meghan’s initial acceptance into the family as a step in the right direction for the institution.
This is Ros Griffiths. 


This is Meghan Markle.


 See any resemblance? Nope, me neither!
“That’s what I thought initially. Then it went all downhill very quickly,” said Griffiths. “I think [the documentary] further compounded what I suspected all along – that this family that lives off the public purse is not reflective of society.”

I didn't realise that 'race grifter' wasn't somehow also 'living off the public purse'. Who knew? Ming you, she's not the only one...

Natasha Mulenga, a 32-year-old writer and host of the podcast A Soulful Storm, said: “It’s changed my opinion more towards the negative. So much information has come out that really has made me doubt whether the institution can be reformed.”
She also pointed to the recent incident involving Ngozi Fulani, the black charity boss who said she was repeatedly questioned about her background by the late queen’s former lady-in-waiting.

Mmmm, yeah, about that, Natasha... 

Sunday, 18 December 2022

Musk, Taibbi and Lieu

Ted Lieu: 
Dear @mtaibbi: I’m on the House Judiciary Committee that has oversight over the @FBI and you are lying. 

The FBI has lots of agents chasing child sex predators and terrorists. Please stop undermining and lying about federal law enforcement. 
Matt Taibbi: 
Being on that committee you should know: 

- How much has been spent, and how many DHS/DOJ employees have been assigned, to monitoring and flagging social media? 

- Why is the FBI asking for "location information" about ordinary Americans and media outlets like @RSBNetwork ?
Jon Nicosia @NewsPolitics
The FBI replies to @mtaibbi "The FBI regularly engages with private sector entities to provide information specific to identified foreign malign influence actors’ subversive, undeclared, covert, or criminal activities. Private sector entities independently make decisions about”
Matt Taibbi @mtaibbi
This FBI response is disingenuous on multiple fronts. None of this expains flagging the silly jokes of ordinary Americans with low follower counts. Also, they are clearly not doing this in service of investigating crime. This is about domestic intelligence and opinion control. 
Elon Musk @elonmusk Replying to @mtaibbi and @RSBNetwork 
Congressman Lieu, were you aware of this program and did you approve it? Simple questions require simple answers.
My question is - why is a Chinaman photographed hobnobbing with and physically embracing drag queens be doing in Congress in the first place, let alone being on a committee overseeing an American governmental institution?

Saturday, 17 December 2022

When MPs act like this, is it any wonder …


The core problem is => people with the vote keep monotonously putting these clowns and crims back into power.  When will people ever realise the MSM is the last source on earth for any sort of reality on what’s happening within society?


‘Notice the virtually empty chamber when he brings this subject up. Cowardly MPs decided they didn’t even want to be present when Andrew delivered his scathing attack on what the political, medical and mainstream media establishment had pushed (or kept silent) over the last two and a half years.’

I couldn’t have expressed it better.

Friday, 16 December 2022

Surely It's Time There Was Some Redress For This?

A violent thug who attacked a mum and her young son left her home "looking like a bloodbath". 
The 26-year-old Welshman already had a history of violence against women. But the electrician was free to carry out the savage Teesside assault after being spared jail last year despite punching his girlfriend so hard she lost her sense of smell and taste.

Yes, absolutely, this woman didn't do any due diligence before shacking up with the brute and putting herself and her son in danger, but...shouldn't the previous judge also bear some responsibility? 

Shouldn't there be some consequences for lenient sentencing and the resulting fallout?

The court heard that the mother is planning to move away from the area, so she is safe when Dos Santos is released from prison.

Should he ever be? 

Judge Watson jailed Dos Santos for six years and four months and made him the subject of a restraining order prohibiting him from going near the family again.

So, he'll just target another family. It seems there's no shortage of victims, thanks to women with low standards, and of course, thanks to the criminal justice system... 

Thursday, 15 December 2022

Portrait of a monster

Living proof here that they need not look like the trad devil in tails, they can be quite affable, socially good-natured, philanthropic … but they’re still monsters of the first degree.

I’ve met the type, hobnobbed with some, they’re fine until one explores the CV/resume … then the horrors leap off the page:

https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-sinister-future-foreseen-by-the-covid-insider-set-to-run-the-who-sir-jeremy-farrar/

YESTERDAY the Telegraph reported that the ‘prominent scientist’ and head of the Wellcome Trust, Sir Jeremy Farrar, has been appointed Chief Scientist at the World Health Organisation even though he had ‘tried to stifle debate’ over the lab leak origin of Covid. 

The paper was right to go into the details of this disgraceful episode that raises several questions about his fitness for this position. The truth, however, is that the ‘even though’ is much bigger than the Telegraph appreciates. 

We are republishing this recent review by Paula Jardine of his insider account of the coronavirus pandemic that reveals a man with a sinister agenda behind his cheery persona.

The most charitable thing which can be said is that there are “monsters by function” and then the trad “monsters by malevolent intent”.  He might be of the first kind … ambitious career path, supporting wife and family, paying the monthly dues … up comes this massive opportunity … and on the surface, it all looks like a man carving out his path in life.

Except he is either completely unaware of, or it’s been kept from him, or he reads the wrong journals or he’s too perpetually busy … but he does not remotely consider the human misery caused among “the little people”, among “the put-upon and hardpressed”.

In functional terms, ie. in terms of outcome, it’s the same result, whichever type he is.

Some govts banning, some pausing, some blindly pursuing this …

… against belated opposition and still some firms are firing staff on these groubds.

The battle lines have long been drawn. From a ragtag in 2020 to more and more, from two brave doctors to all those bloggers and vloggers who exposed Event 201 at Johns Hopkins, to America’s Frontline Doctors, to doctors in practice losing their positions … to now when a Member of Parliament asks it in Parliament …

https://dailysceptic.org/2022/12/14/leading-figure-in-british-heart-foundation-is-suppressing-evidence-of-vaccine-heart-damage-says-mp/
A leading figure in the British Heart Foundation is suppressing evidence that the Covid vaccines cause heart damage, MP Andrew Bridgen has said.

Speaking in the House of Commons, Mr. Bridgen, the Conservative MP for North West Leicestershire, said:
It has also been brought to my attention by a whistleblower from a very reliable source that one of these institutions is covering up clear data that reveals that the mRNA vaccine increases inflammation of the heart arteries. It is covering this up for fear that it may lose funding from the pharmaceutical industry. The lead of that cardiology research department has a prominent leadership role with the British Heart Foundation, and I am disappointed to say that he has sent out non-disclosure agreements to his research team to ensure that this important data never sees the light of day.
Of course it’s not just about this specific issue, is it?  It’s about the Net Zero scam, from the hockey stick to cow farts to Dutch farmers now blockading the maniacs trying to build over farms … the WEF marxists  are finding surprising glitches with their juggernaut.

Wednesday, 14 December 2022

The Utter Lunacy of Trusting an Ecstasy Dealer

I hope that this message gets to at least one youngster who reckons they can TRUST someone who is trying to sell them a single Ecstasy pill.