Diary Blog, 24 September 2020

Wikipedia

Many complain about the Jewish lobby bias on some topics covered in Wikipedia. This is why— Jews recruited to censor articles and distort both current events and history:

Expect Wikipedia to be even more pro-Zionist from now on, its pages on many socio-political topics contaminated and distorted.

Incidentally, do not be misled: the bias goes far beyond “information about #antisemitism“, as claimed. Pages on modern and ancient history, religion, geography, biography, political organizations etc.

Wikipedia should be aware also of the fact that, in the notice above, Jews are specifically asked whether they are able to edit Wikipedia; in other words via their own private Wikipedia accounts. Wikipedia will have no idea whether an edit is honest or whether it is part of this co-ordinated campaign by a very malicious group of Zionist Jews.

Addendum: https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/war-of-words-16-august-2018

Some tweets seen today

This made me laugh:

The contemporary equivalent of the banana republic, with its cliche 99%-in-favour plebiscite.

Little Matt Hancock tries to joke his way out of one of the many absurdities of what now passes for “policy” under this toytown tyranny of an “elected” dictatorship.

Geirr Tveitt, one of Norway’s great composers, treated shabbily after 1945 because he favoured European race and culture: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geirr_Tveitt

One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom-fighter…https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/right-wing-terrorism-increasing-teens-taking-part-police-neil-basu-a4554516.html

More tweets seen

I hope that the poor saps who criticize me occasionally on Twitter are noting how often I have been proven right since I started writing this blog nearly 4 years ago. I was blogging over a year ago, maybe longer, about how almost everyone, misled by the msm, was thinking of Boris Johnson as a strong leader-type, when his whole history shows the reverse, a weak man without ideas, principles or resilience, untrustworthy, incompetent and without leadership qualities.

An idea worthy of G.K. Chesterton: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G._K._Chesterton

Incredible that there are people who apparently need to ask “why was ‘lockdown’ a mistake?“, but there again, if you are fairly comfortably off, do not need (for whatever reason) to work for money, perhaps live in the country or outer suburbs and have little social life, you may not have been affected much if at all by the stupid “lockdown” imposition.

Indeed, you may have enjoyed the sense of peace and quiet as society all but shut down, as Nature reasserted itself. If you are or were in that position, your life was not much strained, assuming that you have at least some income. Deliveries of food and drink, ordered online; other shopping ordered online; books, DVDs etc. For those with higher incomes and better properties, there was always the swimming pool and tennis court in which to while away the days…and so on.

Such people can selfishly (not necessarily consciously selfishly) turn blind eyes to the shutdown of industry and commerce, to the terrible shortages affecting charities such as animal charities, among others, and to the socio-economic disaster created but which has not yet arrived (that will be in 2021-2022). They can also, perhaps, ignore the cost in pain and death of the semi-closure of the NHS, which has affected those with non-Coronavirus conditions.

Well, writing a letter or email may have some limited effect. I can only think of one fairly recent event that got the MPs off their chairs pretty excitedly, but having no wish to be bored by police nuisances at my door (again, it having happened a few times in 2017-2018), I do not think that I shall cite that event here.

Interesting video seen

Memory Lane

I hope that the readers of my blog do not object to the inclusion of some personal reminiscences. Having Saturn in Scorpio, I do tend to think back rather a lot. As the Germans say, “Ruckshau“.

I was just recalling former times, triggered by an email from someone.

 Many many years ago, I had a —now-deceased— friend, a lecturer at the language centre of the University of Westminster, who lived in the London Borough of Barnet (I think he was within that borough— North Finchley). A good fellow, a noted translator of Dostoyevsky, called Ig Avsey: https://www.theguardian.com/education/2013/dec/09/ignat-avsey-obituary

In the late 1980s, I occasionally stayed overnight there (on a very uncomfortable and ancient leather sofa in the drawing room, a cold room decorated with Ig’s collection of massive railway clocks). When Ig remarried in 2000 (a very unsuitable match, to a youngish Russian woman resident in Latvia), the couple came and stayed overnight at the large country house of which my wife and I had a lease, in Cornwall. That was in 2002, I think. Once was enough, to be frank! Sadly, “there’s no fool like an old fool” when it comes to women…

In fact, another person with whom I was slightly acquainted also lived in that area, not far from Ig; Gerald Brooke, who was swapped for the Krogers in 1969: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_Brooke; https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/moscow-farewell-to-agent-kroger-1478278.html.
Brooke was a lecturer at the same language school (where I studied part-time for a while in the early 1980s).

Ig lived in a small close called Wolstonbury, which backed onto a golf course or land near a golf course. A strange menage. For a while, a fellow we both called “Uncle John” lived there too, a former student of Ig’s and an Oxford grad, but middle-aged and, like Ig, divorced. They always reminded me of “The Odd Couple“:

“Uncle John” was a very English person, who was still under the thumb of his ex-wife, Alla Figoff, a Leningrader by origin, and who was in fact another of my occasional teachers (Russian Conversation, I think). Alla lived in their former marital home, an apartment in Devonshire Place (in the West End), while Uncle John was living in one room at Ig’s place…and their two children were both at expensive schools paid for by Uncle John (Marlborough, I think; maybe also Bedales or Benenden, I cannot now remember).

Alla was killed, years later, in a fall from her balcony when she was full of whisky. Uncle John then met and married a very wealthy woman and resumed his place among the palatially-housed.

Ig was a good fellow, whose translations of Dostoyevsky were much-praised (one or two had, amazingly, never been translated previously, such as In the Village of Stepanchikovo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Village_of_Stepanchikovo).

Ig had been born in Latvia, his family having fled Russia during the Revolution and Civil War of 1917-1922. Fleeing Soviet forces again during the Second World War, he spent time in Germany before ending up in Britain when aged about 14, sometime around 1952.

Ig Avsey was the kind of Russian (or part-Russian: he was always rather secretive about his family) who is able to work at a project devotedly for years, without pay or plaudit; one thinks of Mitrokhin: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasili_Mitrokhin.

Ig took a year’s sabbatical in order to translate The Brothers Karamazov for Penguin Classics. A decision which brought honour but was financially pretty disastrous. The year, taken on full pay with the blessing of the University, became a second year in which the University reduced his salary to half-pay, then a third on no pay at all. The money paid by the publishers did not begin to make up the shortfall. Ig was a perfectionist who wanted to get it right. For him, Dostoyevsky was the greatest of the Russian writers, I think. He would not compromise.

At the same time as Ig was translating Karamazov, at least two other translations came out, but they were little more than potboilers, produced carelessly because the market seemed to be hopeful. One even used Americanisms such as “district attorney” and “chief of police”! In pre-revolutionary Russia! In fact, Ig did consult me about a couple of odd things (to do with such designations).

The University eventually had enough of the endless absence and Ig was more or less forced into retirement. I do not think that his Penguin contract was very generous either. He was only getting pennies for each volume sold; how many pennies, I cannot recall.

Society needs people like that.

More tweets seen

So the BBC is now trying to make heroes out of the Jew thugs, gangsters and terrorists known as the “62 Group”…

The BBC is infested, contaminated.

Doctor Zhivago

Saw Doctor Zhivago for the first time in a few years; on BBC Four, the only good BBC TV station. Still a magnificent film, despite the relatively few flaws which could easily have been remedied by better pre-filming research, e.g. Communists calling non-Communists “Comrade“, which is erroneous (it would have been just by name or via the title “Citizen“).

Late music

18 thoughts on “Diary Blog, 24 September 2020”

  1. Hello Ian: Thank you for the information about this great Norwegian composer whose life was destroyed by the scum who won WW2.

    Have you heard of “Nitwit” Harry and Meghan “Malarkey”‘ stupid video in support of “Ga-Ga” Biden? LOL. The guy is such a pathetic puppet.

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    1. Claudius:
      Thank you. Tveitt’s work has, in the past decade or so, blossomed anew, though most of his output is lost. There are now numerous CDs available, and I think that his (?) magnum opus, Baldur’s Dream, which was staged in Oslo, London and Berlin in the 1930s, but feared lost, was discovered in fragments somewhere not very long ago.
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baldurs_draumar

      As for Harry and the “Royal” Mulatta, it just gets worse. Harry is an example of the problem of “royalty”: some “royals” are just deadheads, and that is shown in spades in the present British version.

      ps.

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      1. I am getting to the point now where I think that awful example of Yank trailer park trash, Meghan Markle, is part of a CIA plot to get rid of the. British Royal Family! They are surely going to end up very soon on the trashcan of history unless Meghan and Harry are expelled TOTALLY from the family. This cancer in royalty they represent needs to be dealt with just like a cancer in a normal human does before it spreads or causes such a person to lose their life.

        Harry is a true disgrace for marrying that manipulative cow. He has done more damage to his family and the institution of royalty than Diana or anyone else has done over several hundred years.😡🤬

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      2. I always thought, m’Lord of Essex, that the monarch had and has a veto over royal marriages. Does that mean that the Queen approved the disastrous match? Perhaps, like the Royal Assent to legislation, it is a convenient fiction, never withheld.

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  2. Matt Hancock for PM! Just imagine how the repulsive libertarian extremists of Peter Hitchens and co would have their heads exploding then!😂😂😂🙄🙄🙄🙄

    At least Matt Hancock is a native Briton unlike Boris, Priti Damm Useless and Rishi Sunak or whatever his virtually unpronounceable name is!

    I would prefer Jeremy Hunt to be PM though. I quite like him. He comes across pretty well and despite the fact he comes from a very high class background and is an ex pupil of Charterhouse Public School he doesn’t appear to be the type of ex public schoolboy who likes to talk down and belittle people who didn’t have his privileged background.

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  3. Matt Hancock for PM! Just imagine how the repulsive libertarian extremists of Peter Hitchens and co would have their heads exploding then!😂😂😂🙄🙄🙄🙄

    At least Matt Hancock is a native Briton unlike Boris, Priti Damm Useless and Rishi Sunak or whatever his virtually unpronounceable name is!

    I would prefer Jeremy Hunt to be PM though. I quite like him. He comes across pretty well and despite the fact he comes from a very high class background and is an ex pupil of Charterhouse Public School he doesn’t appear to be the type of ex public schoolboy who likes to talk ldown and belittle people who didn’t have his privileged background.

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  4. As for Hitchens, I think it could be a good idea to take an idea from the admittedly pretty authoritarian Chinese who have suppressed the virus successfully since the initial outbreak 😷 and that is for a nice, clean, quick execution via a inhale bullet to the back of the head.

    That being said, I do normally prefer the time-honoured British method of a long-drop hanging but we don’t have trained hangmen in this country now so a Chinese-style bullet it will have to be!😎🍷😁

    https://www.capitalpunishmentuk.org/contents.html

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  5. It is high time wicked Civid-19 deniers who want to cause more deaths and PROLONG the situation for, potentially, YEARS AND YEARS were told to shut-up in order to stop them undermining the national effort against the hideous disease or a more permanent method to achieve that will have to be used!

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    1. Au contraire, m’Lord of Essex: those who are prolonging the “virus” agony are those who have instituted “lockdowns” (as well as the ludicrous facemask nonsense). Had the UK done more or less as Sweden did, everything would be over by now. No-one would be going around muzzled, bars and shops would be thriving, and people would be working normally.

      The experience of the last 6 months is, inter alia, never let the “boffins” run the show…

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      1. “Experts should be on tap, not on top” Churchill as quoted by Irving in The Mare’s Nest (I think). I think you must be as thick as mince to buy this utter sham of a Government are trying to enforce on us. With enough mas media manipulation they can get you to believe anything, but why? We note how they are drip feeding our freedoms like prisoners allowed out only once for a daily stroll in the exercise yard. We note how the rules are now enforced with ever greater criminal sanction ( but not for BLM or XR or the “dinghy people” right?) Sunak’s announcements today were met without that most depressing question “But how will all this be paid for?” Kiss goodbye to the triple lock surely? And on top of this we learn today MI5 and the police can now use informants who break the law up to and including murder with complete and utter legal impunity. Nationalists beware. This country is getting dangerous by design and there is absolutely nothing we can do about it.

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      2. DJF:
        I agree in general (except that I certainly do *not* believe what is said by what you rightly call “this utter sham of a Government”, if your reply was to me; maybe it was not meant for me…).

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  6. Needless to say, I profoundly disagree. The virus agony is being prolonged here because too many residents here both native Britons and ahem, ‘enrichers’ alike are too self-centered, too damm selfish, too ill-disciplined, too non abiding wretched excuses for humanity to follow the guidelines unlike Japs and South Koreans to take just two foreign nationalities and these people are being encouraged by the likes of libertarian extremists such as Hitchens.

    People like him will HAVE to be DEALT with though some fainthearts may consider it be a touch harsh!😂😂😂😂😆😆😆😝😝😝

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    1. DJF:
      Ah, thank you. I *was* puzzled by that. After all, even those who hate me and are enemies mostly admit (have to admit) that I am not one of what they often call “knuckledraggers”! In fact, the Jew barrister who fronted the (2014) “UK Lawyers for Israel” attack on me that eventually led to my disbarment (about 2 years later, in October or November 2016), one Goldberg, wrote to the Bar Standards Board that I was “possessed of a subtle intelligence” (I think that that was the form of words used). That was why I was puzzled that I was possibly being accused of being “as thick as mince”! So thank you for the clarification.

      Incidentally, that resetting of the legal-immunity framework around the Security Service is interesting, but I wonder whether it will get through Parliament unaltered. It would seem to give carte blanche to “secret co-workers” of MI5. You may recall the *MI6* problems in the 1970s around the Littlejohn brothers and their Irish bank raids.

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      1. Thank you Ian. With regard to the “Intelligence” services the moniker of “Spooks” is most apt as they are nebulous, shifty and as totally devoid of scruples as they are accountable in law. Their modus operandi ( going back till at least Elizabethan times) is to attract the perceived enemies of the state through the creation of artificial organisations or associations (websites etc) complete with propaganda that will be identical to that of the genuine organisation. However, the “front” organisation will be no real threat as it will not only not be in a undemocratic form but it will slyly evolve to criminality to “enable (its gullible members) in their vices” . This is a technique used by virtually all secret services certainly throughout most of the key events of the last century. The now, never shown, TV series with Sam Neil “Reilly Ace of Spies” has a good example of this with the phoney Cheka creation “The Trust” to attract Russian dissidents from around the world to coalesce into an identifiable target. The legal immunity around covert operatives is being openly strengthened now in light of recent scandals involving undercover police engaging in sexual relationships a part of their deep cover and this legal immunity will only be used to water down the old safeguard in law that that the police/secret services could not act as “agent provocateur” If this law passes ( and who will stop it?) they now can and they will.

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      2. DJF:
        Thank you.

        I could not place your quotation. Walsingham? John Thurloe?

        I am familiar with the Trust (also called Operation Syndikat) and with the Reilly, Ace of Spies series. It *was* on TV not long ago, though; on Talking Pictures TV, I think. I used to have DVDs or videos of the series.

        Another example might be the organization set up by Father Gapon in St. Petersburg in 1905. You probably know that Gapon was both a sincere radical *and* an agent of the Okhrana. I suppose that Judas Iscariot was the template for that…

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  7. Thank you Ian. Yes I was fully aware of Father Gapon and I know you will also be aware of Pyotr Rachkovsky the head of the Okhrana ( the template for the Cheka and nascent Mi5) as portrayed in the 1970’s ” Fall of Eagles” ( another superb drama strangely absent from our modern mainstream viewing). Deception is stock in trade of any secret service. Consider Lech Wałęsa, who knew he was a spy for the very regime he apparently sought to undermine? Or the “Heritage Front” in Canada in the late 1980’s. There are more modern examples and maybe these will all come out in the fullness of time. Maybe. My point being that nationalism is the only political ideology that will be subject to proper state surveillance, infiltration, disruption, subversion and discrediting. A quick glance at the good book John 7:24 maybe of everlasting benefit to nationalists! Thank you again.

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