What A Hero You Are, Adam!

“Civilisation is going to pieces … if we don’t look out the white race will be – will be utterly submerged. It’s all scientific stuff; it’s been proved.” Sentiments like this will be familiar to those who lurk in the less wholesome corners of the internet, where racism and other bigotries flourish. As a geneticist who specialises in racism and eugenics, I lurk so that you don’t have to.

Oh Adam, truly, you exemplify the saying 'Not all heroes wear capes'! In your own mind, that is.

What we are witnessing is a coordinated renaissance in eugenics and race science. One of these new race scientists, Emil Kirkegaard, leads a group that claims to have access to the sensitive health information of half a million British volunteers. Kirkegaard wrote on his blog in July that “Africans are prone to violence everywhere”.

And you find that remarkable, Adam? Do you live in a cave? 

It can feel strange to discuss something as anachronistic and outdated as race science. Most right-minded people occupy a world in which the idea of genetic superiority between races is disproven and disturbing.

'Most right minded people' = 'everyone who agrees with me' I suppose? 

Does that mean race is a biologically meaningful definition? It does not. Race as we currently use it is a socially constructed idea, but one with biologically meaningful consequences, such as in healthcare where many disease outcomes are significantly worse for racial minorities.The impact of disease correlates significantly with socioeconomic factors, primarily poverty, and in our society racial minorities are mostly in lower social strata. Black and brown people endure worse medical outcomes not because they are black or brown, but because of this fact.

Tim Worstall easily refutes this nonsense.  

In The Great Gatsby, Tom Buchanan ends his racist rant with a call to arms, one that echoes in our present: “It’s up to us who are the dominant race to watch out or these other races will have control of things.” Just as it was then, the current renaissance of eugenics and race science is nothing more than bigotry dressed up as biology.

Take a look around you, Adam. And note which races are doing things with impunity and recalculate your balance of power. 

Rogan

 The Last Refuge has the interview:

Had a quick look through the interview … thing which came through to me was that it helps if the leader or the person you want achieving something has this element in the head of “couldn’t care less nutter”.

You remember the Sherlock Holmes eccentricity and someone said thank goodness he fights for good (as we might define it in eternal terms) … it does need that sort of person … today they might call it sigma … he’s flawed, too human in a way … that’s true.

So while there’s a screw loose, as Trump describes Bolton … it’s a case of what fruits result from that tree … look at Bolton … wars … Mattis, Kelly M.I.C. … there’s something necessary in having someone who’s eccentric and unpredictable … G Gordon Liddy was that but he was also willing to do highly dangerous things for the “gung ho”.

The ones you want are that ledger balance being for “good” … also usually hard workers, two speeds, stop and go … quite the untrusting loner … such that the observer (you, me), in order to decide on him, must look at the track record overall, how positions developed and why … esp. what his bottom lines are, his red lines? That’s where the confidence comes from in the observer … or not.

Many times I’ve written that in the final analysis, we’re only our track record and our positions on this policy or that. The Jewish-Arab thing is a perfect case .. what if your chief loyalty, after God, is your own country? So you judge behaviour according to eternal verities first, then to what’s best for your nation, your area, your family, friends, ultimately you … but not if it destroys other “good” people … everything’s a balance of positions developed over decades.

The Government ‘Helping’ Businesses Again…

You can see them on the specials boards of new restaurants and on chalkboards propped outside bars and pubs. Foodie TikTokers are eating them by the dozen. Healthy, available for £1 and even good for the environment, oysters are experiencing a boom in popularity.

Great, right? Yes, indeed. But always remember Ronnie's nine most terrifying words in the English language... 

But the UK industry is being hampered by a row over the farming of different species, with producers saying they are struggling to expand to meet demand. Brexit has also affected the UK shellfish industry by restricting imports and exports. David Jarrad, chief executive of the Shellfish Association of Great Britain, said: “Government policy is trying to drive [the industry] into the ground … this coming year, it’s unlikely that farms will be able to restock.”

And why? 

...he warned that today’s oyster renaissance may be short-lived if policy doesn’t change, with the government’s priorities focused on rehabilitating native reefs while farmers are tied up in red tape.

Regulations can restrict farm expansion unless farmers use triploid Pacific oysters, which are sterile and unable to reproduce, if they pose a risk to protected marine sites. They also prohibit new oyster farms north of 52 degrees latitude – around Ipswich – to prevent Pacifics spreading in the wild where they don’t already live.

We are, apparently, attempting to prevent a delicious food source from proliferating around our waters. We truly don't deserve to survive.  

However, when Pacific oysters were introduced to UK waters in the 1960s, it was under the mistaken belief that they couldn’t reproduce due to cool temperatures. Warming waters caused by climate change have resulted in oyster larvae escaping farms through waterways and colonising coastal habitats. This has particularly been a problem in Devon and Cornwall, where 150,000 oysters were culled to control feral oyster reefs obstructing mud flats, creating problems for fish and bird species.

Yes, the government, the one that bleats constantly about the need for the public to have cheap, nutritious non-junk food available, wasted 150,000 perfectly edible oysters to protect non-edible fish, birds and shellfish.

Ain’t that the truth?

No … no it ain’t … and Harris, queen of lies … embodies the charge of untruths and word salads. Back to truths further down.  Meanwhile …

Our one and only lady from the Deep South at our site across the way (there’s one Yorkshire lass as well) sent a clip of the Andy Griffith Show and as one commenter mentioned … shows in those days taught homespun values of personal morality and family, no matter whether the actors and actresses measured up to the ideals in real life. 

That show comes off not badly under today’s microscope. They were also still the values we had imparted to us and which stuck with us, whatever we ended up doing. So it was a huge pity, when I clicked on another vlog about who “hated” whom in that show … yep, clickbait does get us in, esp. when our job today is ferreting for the lowdown on subjects … to find that the front image (they call it a thumbnail) bore little relation to the content inside … misleading advertising.

Causing these comments below (there were plenty more):

To me, there’s a fundamental difference between being a naughty lad or lass, knowing he/she is doing wrong … that’s immorality … and someone totally unaware of right and wrong in the first place … poor parenting, poor, Woke left schooling … that’s amorality.  I, we, were the former, we knew right from wrong … we were just a bit naughty.

Not so the way these youtubes are being made, minus scrutiny … interesting that YT comes down like a ton of bricks on people using music and film excerpts, even as fair use … and if it’s DJT? Well often it’s just blocked … yet they’ll allow any defamation at all, plus outright lies as clickbait to get you in … and YT just lets that type of content through without murmur.

Some of the worst are youtubes which number … 7 things you need to know about, what were the 5 things which … n3 is controversial!  Plus why X always “hated” Y … either it does not appear at all or it’s something far less than the thumbnail made out.

The saddest part is us, ourselves … many of us still click on these things … if we didn’t, they’d drop them soon enough.  Similarly, if we keep voting in bad govts, low quality politicians … but that’s beyond this post to cover.

Electing A Labour Government Has Consequences…

Britain’s only specialist respite holiday provider for severely disabled people and their carers is to close because of financial difficulties, in what has been called a bellwether example of the UK’s growing social care crisis.

The Tories didn’t kill it, but the prospect of a Starmergeddon has. 

Revitalise, a charity that runs unique state-of-the-art respite stays, offering 24-hour care at two specially adapted hotels, said local authority cuts, combined with increased running costs and a fall in donations, meant it was no longer viable.

The 60-year-old charity, which has a number of high-profile supporters, including Samantha Cameron, Dame Esther Rantzen, and Dame Judi Dench, said the financial challenges it faced were “insurmountable”.

Good luck pinning this on 'the Tories', Rachel! Now you're the one in the hot seat, things are going to be your responsibility. 

One can only steel oneself for what next Wednesday will bring from this most wretched of governments...

The fundamental interconnectedness …

 … as Dirk Gently said … of all things …

… is something I’ve just written on elsewhere. In a similar vein, this on Yoko appeared on Gab:

@SoCalMike101 Yoko's family was one of the richest most powerful families in Japan. I used to see them when they lived down in SoHo when I picked my girlfriend up from high school. they would say hello.. But that was NYC. People say the Beatles were created by The Tavistock Institute. 
https://

beatleshistorian.com/?p=436

… while last night, on youtube, I was exploring Lennon and Yoko, among other things.  The trigger word for me is Tavistock, as in child mutilation clinics, Starmer, communism etc. etc.  Round tables, Chatham House, Pigboy Dave … connections, connections.  Goeff Mulgan, Norman Geras, Euston, Bliar. Lowles.

Thing is … there are interconnections but it takes ferreting, plus more than a bit of luck … right place, right time.

Have You Tried Not Making Them Welcome?

A group of caravans and associated vehicles have parked up on grassland off Ryall Road in Canford Heath. Police were reportedly seen at the site shortly after the travellers' arrival on the afternoon of October 1.

A BCP Council spokeswoman said: “We are aware that an encampment has formed at Ryall Road in Poole.

“Our staff will be attending the site today to carry out the statutory welfare and educational needs assessments.”

I really don't think that's what the residents want, do you? 

H/T: Ian J via email 

Brinkmanship

I’d prefer not to bring in content from parts of our other circle of pundits but it’s more effective to just point to specific sections at NOWP across the way, specifically:

847:4c (Alex Chr), 847:4g (Victory plan), 846:7b (Merz)

Point was made that so far, the west has been putting its own red lines to Zelensky and Putin, then crossing them, whilst funding and supplying the psychoClown. 

Merz changes the game somewhat … staunch anti Communist Catholic, viable German candidate for Chancellor in 2025 … he seems to be one of “our side” until you realise two things … firstly, he’s Merkel’s man … so what’s with this Catholic anti Communist bit? Just words?

And secondly, he is implacable in delivering to the psychoClown Taurus missiles, capable of striking deep into Russia, crossing Russia’s own final red line. I’d suggest that what we have here is a highly dangerous mix of eschatological Christian theology twisted and mixed in with neo-con-ism not seen since Stalingrad, along with brinkmanship of the Cuban missile type from 1962.

The whole point of eschatology is that it is interpretation of endtime events, just as this post is skirting around the edges of … but not actively bringing it about … which is what Merz is in the mindset to do, twisting German populist feeling into a diabolical “kill the hated Russki” insanity. I’d remind those of a historical bent that Stalin, Churchill and Kennedy prevailed in those conflicts in what turned out to be quite Pyrrhic victories.

It’s quite diabolically clever … ostensibly a man of God (Catholic), he is in fact an utter nutter, delivering planks of the globopsycho platform (communism) in depopulation, turning society against Christianity (which this nutter uses the language of but is actually playing for the other side, as are Bergoglio and Welby), plus plunging Europe into poverty, misery, atrocity and fear. 

Possibly the end of things but 🍿🍿🍿.

What it also does is put the nail in the coffin of populism, of the “low tax, pro family, leave us alone to create an inheritance for our children” type … that inheritance becomes doomed Dresden.

Oh and then there is Iran-Israel and the millions-strong male murdering and raping invaders on top of that. Yep, Globopsycho has done a grand job so far.

Is It Even Possible To Damage The Public’s Trust And Confidence In The Profession Any Further?

Nadhim Zahawi instructed his lawyer to threaten legal action against a tax campaigner who helped reveal that the then chancellor was under investigation by HM Revenue and Customs, according to a tribunal document. Zahawi’s solicitor, Ashley Hurst, is accused of breaching his regulator’s code of conduct by attempting to prevent Dan Neidle from publishing correspondence threatening legal action over the tax expert’s revelations about the then Tory leadership candidate.

Oooh, handbags! Lawyers vs journalists! 

A document setting out the regulator’s case against Hurst, the head of client strategy at Osborne Clarke, says: “The inappropriate request made to Mr Neidle was an attempt to prevent public scrutiny of the decision by the then chancellor of the exchequer to resort to instructing a solicitor to write on his behalf and threaten legal action.

“Whilst it is not asserted that this threat was necessarily inappropriate, the attempt to prevent publication or discussion that such a threat had been made by a member of the government was, in the context of this case, inappropriate. Acting in such a manner is conduct that would serve to damage the public’s trust and confidence in the profession, and on that basis a breach.”

Oh, bless! You think they have a reputation to lose...! 

Life Ain’t a Bed of Roses

In entertainment value, to me at least, the caterwauling of so-called pop songs dials zero. My musical interests, with very, very few exceptions, are entirely within the Classical Music sphere.

But I heard this morning of the death of Liam Payne, of the One Direction pop group, and I suddenly realised I had watched a film which, I firmly believe, was certainly based around Liam Payne’s early success as a pop star.

The film was called ‘Forever My Girl’. The ending was of course different to real life, with the singer marrying his childhood sweetheart, and singing along with his newly discovered daughter.

The evidence? Possibly circumstantial, but in the film, the singer suddenly becomes super-famous, and disappears into cloud of recordings, performances, booze and drugs. In real life, after the appearance on the X-Factor show, they were literally taken over, and their families didn’t get to see them for months on end, as was stated on the radio.

Me? As I said,, very few exceptions, and that film was one of them. No Mozart, but a good story, backed up with some believable Country music.