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Diary Blog, 11 April 2026

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Afternoon music

[Levitan, Birch Forest]

Saturday quiz

Well, this week a convincing victory over political journalist John Rentoul, who scored a modest 21/. My score was 6/10. I did not know that answers to questions 2, 4, 6, and 7.

Talking point

I happened to see again the following, a blog post I published nearly 2 years ago in 2024:

“Basic Income

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockton,_California#Experiment_in_Guaranteed_Basic_Income

“As part of a privately funded experiment in Universal Basic Income in 2019, the Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration (S.E.E.D.) conducted a pilot project that gave a $500 stipend to 125 randomly selected residents for an 24-month period with “no strings attached.“[51] “

[Wikipedia]

“SEED was a Randomized Control Trial that distributed $500 a month for 24 months to 125 recipients. The cash was unconditional, with no strings attached and no work requirements, and recipients were selected randomly from neighborhoods at or below Stockton’s median household income.

Results gathered from the first year, which spanned February of 2019 to February of 2020, found recipients obtained full-time employment at more than twice the rate of non-recipients. Recipients were less anxious and depressed, both over time and compared to the control  group. They also saw statistically significant improvements in emotional health, fatigue levels and overall well being. Recipients had a greater ability to pay for unexpected expenses.

People spent the SEED money on basic needs, including food (nearly 37%), sales/merchandise (22%, on home goods, clothes/shoes and discount/dollar stores), utilities (11%) and auto costs (10%). Less than 1% was spent on alcohol and/or tobacco.”

https://www.stocktondemonstration.org/press-landing/guaranteed-income-increases-employment-improves-financial-and-physical-health

In my view, Basic Income must be the way to go, with AI and robotics impacting employment and set to do so more. The alternative to Basic Income is to have a tiny sliver of the population ultra-wealthy, a wider layer wealthy, and about 80% of the population near-destitute.“

I think that that is even more obvious in 2026.

Another talking point

“A country that has forgotten its culture, history, traditions and national heroes is doomed to extinction” [Tolstoy]

That is where the UK now is; or very close to it.

Another talking point

“Give white men a pile of bricks and they will leave you with a civilization. Give blacks a civilization and they will leave you with a pile of bricks” [Anon.].

Simplistic, of course, but true none the less. The white inhabitants of London, and many other European and North American cities, can vouch for the veracity of that.

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Starmer-stein…

Perhaps, after Reform UK gets into government but then fails to satisfy the needs of the British people, real social-national politics will come to the fore. We do not need universal support, nor even a majority, just a large enough minority (disciplined and equipped etc) to take over regardless of rigged System elections.

[“The IHRA (International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance) officially made Argentina the head country member of the alliance last month. This is why they want Argentina to become a safe haven for Israelis.

If you look at every other country who is a member of the IHRA, or observing the IHRA, you’ll see most have been seriously impacted with mass immigration from the third world in recent years.“]

The “fifth column” in most advanced and/or wealthy states…

Incidentally, depending on definition(s), there are between 193 and 330 states, countries, territories etc in the world. The so-called “international definition of antisemitism” has only been adopted by between 38 and 47 (again, dependent on the details) of those states, territories etc.

[“Around 700 years ago, there was a bottleneck phenomenon with Ashkenazi jews.

About 40% of Ashkenazi jews’ maternal DNA traces back to only four women from this time period.

Genetics are destiny with behaviour.

Ashkenazi jews are far more prone to schizophrenia, and just general paranoia, than White populations because of this.

Also, with such a small gene pool to work from, if their ancestors had strong dark triad traits, it’s certain that most living descendants today also have them which explains this awful behaviour below.“]

See also:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/archaeology/scientists-reveal-jewish-history-s-forgotten-turkish-roots-a6992076.html

Our animal friends. (yes, they attack chickens etc, so protect your chickens more effectively; “good fences make good neighbours”…).

I remember it well. I called that area home for many years.

[Little Venice, London W9; the Lagoon]

Israeli Jews did that, and much more besides, and even the Jewish-lobby organizations in the UK and other parts of the world admit (indeed, claim) that most Jews living in the UK and other countries support what the Israeli Jews are (once again) doing. Mass slaughter of civilians.

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Diary Blog, 10 April 2026

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Morning music

Talking point

I happened to see a blog post written almost 8 years ago, in 2018. I think that it is still worth reading:

Society, Politics and the Mental Landscape

Tweets seen

The Israeli Jewish state should never have been allowed to come into existence. It is now a kind of goblin-state, inimical to the peoples of the wider world— and not only those of surrounding Arab and Iranian peoples. Its “fifth column” across the world has infiltrated into many states, many societies, corrupting not only business but also politics, law, legal systems and professions and the mainstream media, as well as publishing and academia.

We see now once again, in Iran, Lebanon etc, how the Israeli state, and its military machine, uses the cover of various alleged events of the early-to-mid 1940s to excuse its evil activity.

Yvette Cooper: Labour Friends of Israel, a fraudulent expenses cheat, and a virtue-signalling “refugees welcome” hypocrite who said that Brits should house migrant-invaders in their own modest homes, while Yvette Cooper and her husband, Ed Balls, owned several houses and flats which (of course) were not used to house non-white invaders but to make even more money for the avaricious and horrible couple.

Fortunately, Yvette Cooper can only talk rubbish on TV, and has no real power.

Years ago, the rockets used by the several anti-Israel forces such as Hezbollah and Hamas, and even states such as Iran, were little more than large fireworks. Gradually, things evolved to the point where they are today. Look ahead 5, 10, 20 years. Israel is doomed.

I have blogged in the past about my visit to the UK’s “germ warfare” (etc) complex at Porton Down in Wiltshire, in or about 1995, and in the company of the then Ukrainian Ambassador to London, a Mr. Kommissarenko or Komisarenko [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serhiy_Komisarenko], who was himself a biochemist by training:

Diary Blog, 6 March 2022, including Ukrainian bio-labs and my own experience of visiting Porton Down

“Senior politicians”? Do you mean Starmer-stein, expenses cheat and Israel-puppet Yvette Cooper, and ignorant monkey-on-a-stick Lammy? (etc).

Hardy-ha-ha…

Little puppet-politicians of the Healey type are of no account. Literally nobodies (in the big scheme of things), yet posing as quasi-statesmen for 15 minutes of “fame”.

Not so. Leave NATO, cultivate better relations with a Russia eager to have our friendship, and we in the UK could have not only cheap oil and gas but also a massive market, in Russia, for our goods and services. All that, and also a militarily-powerful friend in the global arena.

Starmer-stein is a very minor politician, not a statesman. The Jewish/Israel lobby made him Labour leader after a campaign of years to trash Labour under Corbyn, so he does whatever the Jewish lobby wants him to do, pretty much, but at the same time is pulled the other way by his remaining voters (a dwindling number, looking at all recent polling), who are mostly either non-whites (mostly Muslim) and anti-Israel, or are English/Welsh/Scottish pro-Palestine people. Result is that Starmer is stuck on the fence most of the time.

Yes. Farage wants Reform to be the largest party after GE 2029, then he can ally himself with the Con Party, be Prime Minister but have a good excuse for not really doing much that most of his voters want. The “usual” (((usual))) suspects have already deeply wormed their way into Reform, largely via Tice. There is now a Reform UK Friends of Israel caucus. Quelle surprise…

Having said that, I still want Reform to roll its tanks over Lab and Con at the next General Election. Why? Because once the old parties are trashed, a Reform government will inevitably fail to satisfy the requirements of the British people, thus opening the door to real social-national politics.

People know about the so-called “Stasi” of the old DDR, but often fail to see that the BfV, the security service of the former Bundesrepublik, and of the new Germany, is equally repressive, albeit in a less stark way most of the time.

Take a look at its massive HQ in Cologne (only one of numerous buildings around Germany occupied by the BfV):

Germany enforces so-called “holocaust” “denial” laws (akin to mediaeval heresy laws), and other repressive measures are in place behind the facade of its “liberal” “democracy”.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Office_for_the_Protection_of_the_Constitution

Incidentally, the current chief of the BfV is an ethnic Turk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinan_Selen.

Village vlog

Until fairly recently, that young woman was in another village house, maybe in another Siberian hamlet, with her boyfriend or husband. Apparently, they split up for some reason. Pity. They seemed a nice couple, had dogs, a very fine cat, goats etc, and seemed to be happy. Life is always uncertain.

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Our animal friends.

Our animal friends.

Alex Karp: half-Jew, half-black, and a Bilderberg attendee. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Karp.

Late music

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Diary Blog, 9 April 2026

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[East Berlin, 1970s]

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I believe that Crooke was an officer of British SIS, who now lives somewhere in Lebanon. [note: a reader of the blog informs me that Crooke is now resident (living) in Italy].

Apparently the London/UK economy will have lost about £30M by reason of the ban on that black entertainer (and the subsequent/consequent abandonment of a music festival), he now having been banned from entering the UK.

All because a few Jews felt (pretended to feel) “offended” by his planned brief presence here.

When the karmic pendulum swings, Israel and the Israelis will suffer blows of Fate compared to which the early 1940s “holocaust” farrago will be seen as nothing.

She only just discovered this?

Ha ha. I doubt that Putin will be shaking in his boots. Does that political pygmy, Healey, really imagine that his empty threats will concern a country whose leadership controls, apart from large numbers of ships and submarines, something like 6,000+ nuclear weapons?

It really is ludicrous watching little System-party people such as Healey enjoying their 15 minutes of fame on (what they obviously imagine is) the “world stage”.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Healey

In any case, Britain should be out of NATO and seeking closer relations with Russia. Apart from, in that event, not being a prime target in any major conflict, the British people would then get their required oil and gas at cost price, from Russia.

As already said…ludicrous. Like all present Labour-label ministers, Healey is just a silly little joke.

Iran is now able to tax all ships, or all it wants to tax, using the Strait of Hormuz. The “going rate” is said to be USD $2M per ship per transit. Normal traffic, i.e. when there is no active conflict, was about 150 ships per day (westward and eastward combined). That adds up about about USD $300M per day into Iran’s coffers. “A nice little earner”, if you like. Even if only the eastward ships are to be taxed, that would still be about USD $150M daily.

[update, same day: Iran now says that, during the 2-week ceasefire, only 15 ships per day will be allowed to traverse the Gulf. I presume that that is designed to keep economic pressure on the West.]

Almost identical to another poll yesterday. Main points: a solid Commons majority for Reform (about 383 MPs), and Starmer losing his own seat (as in all polls for months now).

I gave a talk on international swaps (and informal trading tactics) at the University of South Carolina, one sunny afternoon in 2002. A pleasant-enough place, located in Columbia, South Carolina, and about a 2-hour drive from Charleston.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_South_Carolina

Seems a long long time ago now…

Import millions of such types, and you also import their corruption and thievery, inter alia. Fact.

[“And now I’m here at this lovely rooftop bar in central London. It’s a gorgeous, hot, sunny day, with a balcony that overlooks all of the London landmarks, so have a guess why nobody is sat outside? That’s right; you’re not allowed drinks outside anymore. They had an incident on Saturday and since then have banned drinks outside. This is everything that’s wrong with this country. A few people do something stupid and instead of dealing with them, everyone has their fun stopped. Bloody depressing.“]

Exactly.

I used to use Leather Lane Market occasionally in the 1980s. Near Hatton Garden and other places. Have not been back since about 1993.

More has been made of the canal since I lived in London.

That photographer seems to hit all my old haunts: Lincoln’s Inn, Little Venice, Clerkenwell/Holborn…

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Diary Blog, 8 April 2026

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Morning music

Talking point

Tweets seen

Good grief.

Those are the terms of a victor, not of a vanquished state.

Israel is doomed. When its doom finally arrives, then will be the time to deal with its fifth column(s) across the world.

GB News is more or less Jewish-lobby, Israel-lobby, propaganda.

The state of Israel should never have been allowed to come into existence.

Our animal friends.

“Witkoff“… Where do his ultimate loyalties lie?

Translates to a Commons with about 383 Reform UK MPs (very solid majority), 59 LibDems (very weak official Opposition), 49 Cons, 46 Lab, 45 SNP, 42 Greens [etc].

As with all recent (last few months) opinion polls, this one shows that Starmer will probably lose his own seat at the next general election.

[“David Lammy has been the Labour MP for Tottenham since 2000. He is currently the Deputy Prime Minister, Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor. David has had a rewarding and successful career thus far. He has travelled all over the world in his roles as Shadow and actual Foreign Secretary. He is officially titled ‘Envoy Extraordinaire’ in his role at the University of Guyana and indeed, David’s career as an MP has been extraordinary on many levels. David has said that Margaret Thatcher was a ‘“visionary leader for the UK”.’ Whether David’s predecessor in Tottenham, Bernie Grant, would have agreed with him is open to question. David has described himself as a ‘“liberal, progressive Zionist”’ and is a member of the lobby organisation Labour Friends of Israel. The @ElectoralCommUK and Register of Interests show that David has received £752,849.60 in donations and perks. These include: £70,000 from Gary Lubner. £67,674 in 2 payments from the Trevor Chinn, Martin Taylor, Gary Lubner funded/Morgan McSweeney/Josh Simons run consortium @LabourTogether £12,500 from Lord Waheed Alli. £30,000 from Transilluminate Ltd. £5,000 from Samantha Hackett. £10,000 from@SilkRdConsult £2,500 from Clare Parsons. £7,000 from Lady Susan Woodford Hollick. £20,000 from Lady Jeanne Marie Davies. £7,500 from Richard Geer. £15,000 from Richard Lewis. £25,000 from one George Brown. (There is effectively no information on who this George Brown is or what he does as is the case with quite a few of David’s donors.) £24,739 from Conservation International do Brasil. £15,000 from Jonathan Stone. £10,000 from Stephen Fitzgerald. £2,500 from Tony Langham. £5,000 from Karen Blackett. £3,000 from@BuchlerPhillips £805 from the University of Glasgow to cover David’s accommodation, refreshments and transport when he received his honorary degree.

David has a successful parallel career as a public speaker. He travels all over the world to speak at prestigious events: political and cultural meetings, literary festivals, Bilderberg conventions, war veteran commemorations and more. David is remunerated for these speaking engagements and has received approximately £78,896 to date. Another rewarding parallel career for David has been his stints on various radio shows. The Register of Interests shows that David has received approximately £110,145 from @LBC, Global Radio, @ITG_Ltd and other media outlets. Approximately £7,000 in tickets and hospitality from @SpursOfficial for matches and other sporting events. £800 in tickets and hospitality from @getir for a match at @SpursOfficial

With his approximately £200,000+ salary, expenses, donations, rental income, perks, speaking engagements, radio and media appearances, visiting professorships, his continuing ties as an ‘Associate Tenant’ to Doughty Street Chambers and his shareholdings in the Pomeroon Trading Company, there can be no doubt that David has enjoyed a very successful 26 years as an MP. And as an MP, David initially voted to retain the two-child benefit cap, voted to scrap the winter fuel payment, voted for the welfare changes that will impact people who are disabled and unwell, voted against an inquiry into grooming gangs and voted to scrap trials by jury.

‘The Labour Party – Working For You’.“]

Lammy is just an ignorant, moneygrasping, monkey-on-a-stick for the Jewish/Israel lobby.

1,000…in one single day. Tomorrow, another 1,000, or 2,000.

[for “refugees“, read “invaders”]

I think that the reason Trump “blinked” was because powerful elements of the “Deep State”, maybe the Joint Chiefs etc, were unwilling to obey any order to wipe out the Iranians as a people, an idea which can only have come from the Israelis and their American “fifth column” within the Washington “establishment”, preying on Trump’s quite obviously diseased mind.

The (Israeli) Jews are not going to stop hitting Lebanon and Hezbollah, so Trump etc will either have to withdraw aid to Israel or (and/or) accept that the Strait of Hormuz will continue to be closed (and taxed) by Iran.

Forget the Easter Bunny. The White House is once again a bunch of clowns, just as it was under Biden.

Farage once again proves that being a populist politician within the corrupt pseudo-democratic System process or mechanism does not translate to being any kind of statesman.

As I have blogged for years, Reform is not the social-national party Britain needs. It is too pseudo-“libertarian”, too Conservative-lookalike, too tied in with the Jewish/Israeli lobby etc. That is why it has been unable to maintain its highwater mark of 35% (a year ago) in the opinion polls, and so it fluctuates within a broadly 24%-30% band. Still enough to “win” a general election, of course, when other parties are at or below 20%, but not enough to have a real mandate.

I agree, and yet the “MAGA” fanatics from American one-horse towns and, even more disturbingly, some pro-Trump deadheads in the UK, are refusing to accept that the anti-Iran war has been a strategic loss on a huge scale for the USA. They really seem to think that you win wars by bombing the hell out of a country, then hope that things will turn out well in the end (cf. Iraq, cf. Afghanistan; cf. Libya; cf. Syria).

Many of those idiots are also still referencing the (either non-existent, or only germinal) “Iranian nuclear missiles programme” and how destroying this chimera has been a huge success…What can one say?…

Why bother to track the oil tankers at all? To do so using a basically civilian Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessel is utterly pointless. War games, and ones that just make this country look stupid.

Israel is a rogue state, and worse than that because it has wealthy and influential “fifth columns” of Zionist Jews in many advanced countries of the world. The only way to deal with it and contain it (short of actual obliteration) is for the US and other countries (especially Germany) to stop subsidizing Israel, to stop sending it or selling it arms and ammunition, and to boycott anything to do with it.

Late music

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Diary Blog, 7 April 2026

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Morning music

[Cambridge: unusually-snowy view across the Backs to Kings College Chapel]

Tweets seen

Reminded me of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvey_(1950_film).

[still photo from The Wicker Man (1973) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wicker_Man]

Interesting. My own “political compass” was assessed as being very similar; on the same graphic, slightly lower and slightly to the left of tweeter Sophie Meaden.

As to the chalked message, it is said that the old Soviet Spetsnaz had an unofficial saying: “when the real revolution comes, we shall not kill those with big houses and cars, and we shall not kill those who talk about social justice, but we shall kill those with big houses and cars who talk about social justice.”

Were they wrong, looking at the UK, USA etc today?

Usually, it is the supposed “anti-racists” who are loonie: see

They’re Coming To Take Me Away, Ha Ha!

Incidentally, guess what (((ethno-cultural tribe))) comprises many, perhaps most, psychiatrists in the USA? That’s right— “them”.

Translates to a Commons with about 323 Reform UK MPs (3 short of overall majority), 71 Cons (very weak official Opposition), 63 Greens, 62 LibDems, 59 Lab, 44 SNP [etc].

So there it is. Reform still the only game in town but, crucially, needing support to govern.

Also, as with the last (?) 15-20 opinion polls, this one shows Starmer as very likely to lose his own seat. I think that Starmer will quite likely decide not to lead Labour into the next general election. He must see the writing on the wall, surely.

The —in Hitler’s phrase— “dirty democratic politicians” always place personal interest, and then party interest, above national or world interest. We saw that in the UK in, to take just one example, the extended —and totally unnecessary— “lockdowns” etc during the 2020-2022 “Covid” nonsense (panicdemic/scamdemic).

For once, the Starmer-Labour government does something worthwhile.

One change not made, but which should be made, is to abolish rental deposits. Inconvenient, irritating (when repaid or not repaid at end of tenancy), and unnecessary anyway (the landlord-parasites need not be potentially out of pocket, because they can just tack a small amount onto each weekly, monthly, or other durational rent payment).

A horrible tribe.

One officer with access and a sidearm could end this madness.

[“Until 1976, you could walk into a shop in London, England called Harrods and buy a lion, a camel, or an elephant. In 1969, two young Australians named John Rendall and Ace Bourke walked in and bought a three-month-old lion cub.

They named him Christian. He lived with them above a furniture shop, played in local gardens, and rode around the city in the back of a convertible. When he outgrew London, they flew him to Kenya, where a conservationist named George Adamson released him into the wild in the Kora National Reserve.

A year later, the two men flew back to find him. Adamson warned them Christian was now fully wild and might not remember them. Despite being the head of a wild pride, Christian recognised them immediately and ran to greet them. The reunion was filmed, and the footage has since been viewed over 100 million times.

Christian was last seen in early 1973, heading north. He was never seen again.“]

A beautiful documentary film; I saw it many years ago.

Our animal friends.

A different film about Africa:

[“From the 1920s to the 1960s, around 10,000 shoe shops across the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada had X-ray machines built into the floor. You put your feet inside a wooden cabinet and looked through a viewing hole at the top to see the bones of your feet glowing inside the shoes.

Children loved it. Parents thought it meant a better fit. Nobody told them they were standing directly on top of an unshielded X-ray tube, absorbing radiation that scattered straight up through their legs and body every time.

In 1999, Time magazine named it one of the 100 worst ideas of the 20th century.“]

I remember doing that occasionally, maybe once per year, at one of the two now-long-gone smallish department stores in Reading (Berkshire, UK), either Wellstead’s or Heelas, maybe the former, having been taken there by my mother. Early to mid-1960s.

In the 1967 film Billion Dollar Brain, Harry Palmer (Michael Caine) uses one of those fluoroscopes (aka “pedoscopes”) to look inside a Thermos flask:

Britain should leave NATO, and cultivate far better relations with Russia. We could get oil and gas for our people at cost price, or even below cost price. This is a realistic possibility.

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Diary Blog, 6 April 2026

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Afternoon music

[Havana, Malecon]

It seems to be an even-money chance as to whether Havana will fall down by reason of lack of maintenance first (or be bombed by Trump, then invaded).

I assessed that waste of space, Steve Hilton, years ago on the blog:

Les Eminences Grises…of Dystopia

See also:

Diary Blog, 26 May 2024, with thoughts about Sunak, the General Election, and Steve “Hilton”

Demographic replacement of Brits by non-whites, and the Brits even have to pay for it. Or do they? In a few years, we shall see.

Late tweets

[“It’s important to understand that the “Israel lobby” though important is a comparatively minor element of the power projection of the Zionist movement – a Jewish supremacist global social movement.

As we see here (below) the Zionists “success in developing a range of artificial-intelligence-enabled military technologies is underpinned by tie-ups with commercial entities, from Israeli start-ups to Palantir and big-tech corporations including Amazon, Google and Microsoft.”

But that in itself – the ability to genocide the Levant – is only one element of the power projection afforded. The AI/Tech nexus is referred to by Netanyahu as Pax Silica, meaning an emergent global power. The role that the weaponisation of AI/Tech plays in surveillance in scores of countries is also a key element of this.

That power is leveraged also by

*the international work of the Mossad,
*Unit 8200,
*the Jewish (supremacist) billionaire class (and their Shabbos Goy enablers – Elon Musk, Warren Buffet, Jeff Bezos, Peter Thiel and many more),
*the radicalisation into genocidal Jewish supremacy produced by the Zionist movement; and
*the widespread infiltration of key posts in the economic, political, legal, media and national security architecture of Western countries by Jewish supremacists.

The other day (in his famous six-fingered speech) Netanyahu referred to the Zionist entity as becoming a “superpower”. He was not joking.“]

The whole lot has to go. Alles vernichtet.

Late music

[“you see, my son, here Time turns into Space!”]

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Diary Blog, 5 April 2026

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Afternoon music

[K. Kazanchan, 1955, Prostor]

Historical talking points

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_Dresden

Tweets seen

“And I saw an angel standing in the sun; and he cried with a loud voice, saying to all the fowls that fly in the midst of heaven, Come and gather yourselves together unto the supper of the great Lord;” [Revelation 19:17]

Our animal friends.

Import the racially and/or culturally inferior, and you import their politics and their behaviours. Simple fact(s).

Local elections next month. I expect that Labour and Con will both get hammered.

[“STAGGERING LOSSES: USAF Takes Heavy Hits in Operation Epic Fury. In the ongoing conflict, the U.S. Air Force is facing mounting losses across multiple critical platforms. So far, reports indicate: 4 × F-15E Strike Eagle 1 × A-10 Thunderbolt II 1 × E-3 Sentry 2 × KC-135 Stratotanker 2 × C-130 Hercules 17 × MQ-9 Reaper 1× MH-6

Total confirmed losses: 28 aircraft + 8 more critically damaged This isn’t just numbers, it’s a significant hit to surveillance, refueling, strike, and drone capabilities all at once. The loss of high-value assets like AWACS and tankers raises serious questions about operational risk and air superiority in contested environments. Bottom line: Even the world’s most powerful air force is not immune to attrition in high-intensity warfare. Source: Open-source reports / conflict tracking“]

Were Iran able to land even a few missiles in New York, Washington, or LA, that would be the end of the war. The Americans, even more than the Israelis, like the kind of war where they have all the power, none of the hurt, and can attack helpless civilians.

Late cartoon seen

Late tweets seen

Whatever Trump may say today may be contradicted, either by himself, or by events, the next day.

Wall. Squad. End.

Only white British people should be any kind of police in the UK.

Gove is perverse, a drunk and a cocaine abuser; he was also a fraudulent expenses cheat when he was MP for Burgh Heath. Why do you think that his ex-wife, Sarah Vine, divorced him? Not for the expenses cheating but specifically for drunken and drug-fuelled perversity.

All that, and a craven puppet of the Jewish lobby, aka Israel lobby, as well.

In my local Waitrose, the only actual supermarket in the local town, security has been stepped-up in the past year. Electronic alarm “gauntlet” installed at the exit, and also, quite often, a black-uniformed “militiaman”, of uncertain Middle Eastern origin, standing there.

[“Israel is an ethnostate serving in the interest of the coming global technocratic tyrants, AKA Satan. They will use history, religion and whatever necessary to achieve their goals. When the west is sufficiently weakened, a well-funded global technocratic tyranny – a marriage of the old banking families and the new tech elites will be there to pick up the pieces and rule over the remains.“]

Late music

[Leonid Utesov, “At the Black Sea“]
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Diary Blog, 4 April 2026

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Afternoon music

Saturday quiz

Well, this week brings a narrow victory over political journalist John Rentoul, who scored a modest 3/10; my score was 4/10, being questions 2, 4, 8 (an educated guess), and 10.

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Translates to a Commons with about 331 Reform UK MPs (small majority), 71 Greens (extremely weak official Opposition), 64 LibDems, 62 Cons, 50 Lab, 45 SNP [etc].

As in all other recent polls over the past couple of months, on those figures Starmer would lose his own seat.

Interesting. In the UK, you would probably get a response within an hour, or a few hours, or be directed to some online website, but nothing would actually be done for weeks, or months, if at all.

Historical note: “Eisenhower’s Holocaust – His Slaughter Of 1.7 Million Germans“

https://rense.com/general46/germ.htm

Nick Griffin’s blog

https://nickgriffin544956.substack.com/p/its-the-maps-stupid

Worth reading.

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An American museum, established in New Orleans in 2000: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_National_WWII_Museum.

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Starmer’s lukewarm stance or fencesitting stance re. Iran/Israel and the war will please few, if any.

Starmer is being pulled both ways, and his misgovernment is all over the place.

You read it here first (some time ago).

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The UK could have cheap gas, maybe even free gas, if the UK were to leave NATO and cultivate better relations with Russia.

Reminds me a bit of my own three years in Australia, aged 10-13, during the years 1967, 1968, 1969.

The first book on the Reich I ever read, I being a precocious 10 years old. It was on the shelves of the house in Mosman, Sydney (on the slopes of the bay of Middle Harbour) that my parents rented for a few months before they bought a house not far away.

Years later, I understood how one-sided and indeed inaccurate Shirer’s propaganda-work was, but you have to start somewhere. Parsifal was “a pure fool, slowly wise“…

[“Total chaos in Dubai once again.

This time, a 25 year old female flight attendant from England has been arrested.

She was afraid to fly to Dubai because of the explosions.

But her airline assured her the situation was not too dangerous.

She believed Dubai was downplaying the destruction.

So she took a photo of the heavily damaged airport to show her airline that her safety was at risk.

She warned her colleagues not to visit Dubai on WhatsApp.

Now she has been arrested.

2–5 years in prison.”]

Dubai’s public relations people did a good job for decades, presenting a country which has an autocratic and, at best, mediaeval form of government and law, and also a Dark Ages religion underpinning that society, as a modern go-ahead and, above all, safe-for-foreigners place to holiday or to buy a second home, but that was then. All that is now shattered.

Happened to see a BBC News report today. Russian attacks reported on, but no mention of the continuing, indeed continual, Kiev-regime drone attacks on Russian territory. One-sided.

Would translate to a Commons with about 375 Reform UK MPs (very solid majority), 73 Cons (extremely weak official Opposition), 54 LibDems, 47 Greens, 43 SNP, and 32 Lab [etc].

As in all other opinion polls over the past few months, this one shows Starmer-stein losing his own seat, as well as once-mighty Labour reduced to a mere 32 MPs.

There should be unconditional Basic Income for every real British person. No-one from overseas should get a penny, and all migrant-invaders must be removed.

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Trump remains what he has been for many years, and as I blogged years ago, a loudly-squawking parrot in a gilded cage, guarded by a phalanx of Jews. A complete prisoner of the American Jewish lobby and Israel.

At last the [Israeli] Jews are getting back some of what they have been giving out for decades.

“They” once again, and once again unconvincingly, play the “victim” card. A horrible tribe.

Worth noting, though of course that was long before Islam conquered Persia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran#History

Long before even those times, the Aryans from Atlantis (being the Fifth Race of Atlantis) settled in ancient India, forming the 1st Post-Atlantean culture; over 2,000 years after that, the Aryan impulse was the basis for the 2nd Post-Atlantean culture (the Persian).

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“British“?…(well, I suppose that I had better not comment).

Our animal friends.

The USA has characteristics similar to the latter days of the Roman Empire: a mass of downtrodden plebs, quite a lot of clever, hardworking people as well, a foreign policy both aggressive and fearfully-defensive, and the Empire ruled partly or at times by complete lunatics and idiots influenced by moneygrubbing pseudo-spiritual types.

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Even a stopped clock is right once or twice a day (depending on whether analogue or digital), and Trump is right about the Somali element. Unfortunately, there are over 200,000 in the UK.

[“Compared to our identical study last February, the proportion of Green considerers concerned the party would be a wasted vote has fallen from 50% to 36%.

Among 2024 Labour voters considering them, this figure has fallen from 59% to 25%, while the number with no reservations about the Greens has risen from 5% to 27%.“]

It is clear that the voters across the board increasingly hate and/or despise the washed-up Labour and Conservative parties, and so are willing to contemplate voting almost anywhere else. The Green “watermelon” policies (more red than green) are mostly loonie, but that fact is not (much) deterring many voters who even 2 years ago would have been voting Labour or other. A warning flag for our society.

Our animal friends.

Interesting essay

https://chadcrowley.substack.com/p/nietzsche-the-philosopher-and-politician

[visit of Hitler to the Nietzsche Archive at Villa Silberblick, Weimar, in 1934; he looks at a bust of Nietzsche; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nietzsche_Archive]
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Would translate to a Commons with about 330 Reform UK MPs (small majority), Greens 103 (weak official Opposition), Cons 75, LibDems 59, SNP 45, Labour 12, Plaid 6 [etc].

Would mean curtains for Labour. In all recent polls, Starmer is shown as losing his own seat, but this poll goes way beyond even that. Labour, like the rump Conservative Party, lives off its historical hump; once reduced to small double figures (in terms of MP numbers), it has very little chance of clawing its way back.

Presumably, County Durham. Or was that Islington? I’m thinking Sedgefield (Co. Durham).

https://twitter.com/JamesPGoddard90/status/2039761910846148731

Jesus H. Christ.

No-one does. Maybe not even Trump himself.

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