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Diary Blog, 14 June 2026

Afternoon music

[Bauman Garden, Moscow]

Tweets seen

[symbol of The Woodlanders]

What a stupid —and basically performative— action. How many ships owned by UK-based companies sail under flags of convenience? Thousands. What if Russia starts to seize them? This kind of state piracy is not the right kind of thing at all. This is the 21st Century, not the 16th or 17th.

Don’t poke —or keep poking— the Bear.

Actually, not sure that £80K is such a good salary in the UK these days, especially when taxable, but the point stands.

Peter Murrell is now in prison on remand, and awaiting sentence, while his wife or ex-wife, Nicola Sturgeon, the self-important Scottish fake “nationalist”, would-be “world statesperson”, and probable lesbianka, is politically finished, and living in some sort of luxury rental in London (presumably hoping to become a mass media TV talking-head and newspaper scribbler), but the SNP itself staggers on.

In a sense, one can see why the SNP is still riding fairly high in the opinion polls. Labour is washed-up north of the border as well as in England and Wales, the LibDem default-vote joke party is only supported in a few niche and/or former Conservative areas, and few these days will vote fake “Conservative” in most of Scotland. So for whom do Scottish people vote? It is said that both Restore Britain and Reform UK are gaining support, but surely not enough to worry the SNP. There again, between a third and a half of Scottish people still think that they want notional “Independence” from the UK, so that does limit their choice of party.

In the end, the SNP is just another globalist System party; pro-Israel, pro-Jewish lobby, pro-EU, pro-immigration. Same-old, in short. However, at present, enough Scottish people are fooled sufficiently by the fake flag-waving of the SNP (despite it at one point having been led by a Pakistani!) to keep the SNP in play.

More music

[entrance gate to the former leadership residential compound of the East German communists at Wandlitz, near Berlin, aka “Bonzograd” and/or “Volvograd”; socialism has “mixed” benefits and detriments for most of the population of any country, but for the leadership, and the comfortable strata just below that, could be pretty good…]

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I agree.

Replacing the monkey will not change the music being played, nor the identity of the organ-grinder(s).

Reform could have smashed its way right through the politics of the UK, but Farage and Tice allowed the Jewish/Israel lobby to influence and control them, and also started to flood Reform with non-white candidates. That is why Restore, though also very flawed, is making ground.

What English/British people really want, or rather need, is social nationalism, but most are so brainwashed by decades of Jewish-lobby propaganda on TV, in newspapers etc, and now also in schools, that they themselves are all but unaware of their own needs.

When “Boris”-idiot came out with his “high-skilled migrants” rubbish, I thought that what was really meant was, as I put it on the blog, “Indians that can work a computer“. It turns out that —not for the first time— I was too kind. Even I did not realize quite how low the bar would be set…

When captured— deportation, or sterilization, or whatever else it takes to save the future for British children.

Looks as though, whatever may be said about the recent events, the protesters in Northern Ireland have succeeded, at least in part, in getting rid of their problem…

Life is always surprising.

Talking point

That seems to capture a growing thought-trend in this country…

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[American version…]

Many are waking up to the fact that “our” government is actually our enemy…

Like many of my age-group (69), I am not hugely versed in computing etc, but from what I understand, the skills of the present-day teens are often very considerable, and may enable the under-16 generation to evade any such ban. Certainly, the similar law in Australia has been, or so I have read, a total failure.

Still, I do what I can with such skills as I do have…

Our animal friends.

All the suspicious activity in London, and those “Specials” (volunteer p/t police) chose whoever that is to question. Anyway, he may or may not be harmless. Many people wander around London aimlessly.

As to where it is, I think Soho Square, but am not 100% sure.

Talking point

As a general rule, landlord-parasitism should not be allowed to exist. This is a societal/political choice.

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I have blogged previously about how I accompanied the then Ukrainian Ambassador, one Kommissarenko, to a privatized part of the UK’s biological warfare laboratories at Porton Down in Wiltshire. That was in 1994 or 1995. Use the search box on the blog for more.

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

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

That ambassador was himself from a biochemical or biological scientific background, and I believe is now director of such facilities in Ukraine. I wonder if he remembers our little trip to the Wiltshire countryside, 30+ years ago, in his handsome and fast (130+ mph) black Lexus limousine with its CD plates (enabling us to drive there from the then Ukrainian Embassy near Notting Hill in only about 40 minutes)?

[“Britain’s economic condition is far worse than many appreciate. Government debt has climbed above £3 trillion, exceeding 100% of GDP. Interest payments on that debt have become one of the largest items in the national budget. The tax burden is at its highest level in decades, yet the government still cannot balance the books.

Economic growth has been stagnant for years. Productivity growth has virtually disappeared. Manufacturing continues to shrink as a percentage of the economy while energy costs remain among the highest in the industrialized world. Britain now spends more servicing debt than it does on many essential public services.“]

National revolution. Then, social-national government. Creation of a European-race ethnostate. Strong links with Russia. Leave NATO. Ignore the EU if it is hostile. Eliminate the (((special-interest))) lobby or lobbies. Create an entirely new form of society but at the same time based on the best of the historical traditions.

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Cornwall has plenty of (mostly 18thC/19thC) ruins and follies. My own (sadly only leased) house (2002-2004) near the Tamar, about 4 or 5 miles north of Launceston, had 4 acres of gardens, ornamental ponds, and Victorian grottos and, beyond that, about 80 acres of woodland (with black deer etc), and a small river. Hard to believe, now.

[driveway]

See also:

[“The wish “go lightlys” move into granny’s home.

An elderly woman in her 80s returned from visiting her 102-year-old friend to find a gang of Eastern European squatters had taken over her £590,000 home in Chingford.

They broke in while she was away, refused to leave, and are now living there like they own the place.

Police told her it’s a “civil matter” and refused to help.

She’s now effectively homeless with serious health issues.

Look at them in the photos — bold as brass, moving their stuff in and out of her house like it’s nothing.

This is what happens when we have open borders and a police force that won’t protect British people.

Our elderly worked their whole lives for this country. Now they’re being robbed in their own homes while the system shrugs.

Who’s going to get them out of HER home ?

Disgusting.

Protect our elderly. Deport the invaders.”]

They (again) look like Roma Gypsy types.

Were I to say what should happen to them, I should probably have the “woodentops” at my door (again), and that is pretty boring, especially when I end up having to explain to them what is the law and what are the limits of their lawful powers, so I leave it to the readers of the blog to use their own discretion.

Incidentally, I note that the untermenschen are driving a new-looking BMW X5, a car the cost of which (new) ranges from £90,000 to over £120,000. Assuming that the car is not stolen, from where did the untermenschen get the money?

We all know what has to happen eventually in this country; it is just a matter of time.

Also a good way, however, for police and security services to snoop on people. “Be as wise as serpents and as innocent as doves“…

Wall. Squad. End.

Late music

[Old Gagra, Abkhazia]

Diary Blog, 4 March 2025

Afternoon music

Tweets seen

[“Russian forces strike Ukrainian military airfields, ammo depots in past day. The Ukrainian army’s losses in that frontline area over the past 24 hours amounted to 595 personnel, two armored combat vehicles and five pickup trucks, it specified: https://vk.cc/cJjJO9— TASS]

[“The US suspended the delivery of military cargoes to Ukraine via the logistics hub at the Jasionka airport in the Polish city of Rzeszow, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said: https://vk.cc/cJk35q“— TASS]

Steady, if slow, advances.

[“Russia is categorically against deploying European peacekeepers to Ukraine, Mikhail Ulyanov, Russia’s Permanent Representative to international organizations in Vienna, said: https://vk.cc/cJiBh6“— TASS]

As predicted on this blog.

[“A White House official has confirmed the suspension of military aid to Ukraine, Reuters reported: https://vk.cc/cJixri“— Reuters]

So it begins. At last.

You couldn’t make it up.

The world is not without kind people” [Russian proverb]

Late music

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Glazunov]
[St. Petersburg: Fontanka and view of Troitsky (Trinity) Cathedral]

Diary Blog, 17 November 2024

Morning music

[Clare Bridge over the river Cam at Cambridge]

Tweets seen

FPTP voting being the illogical and unfair thing that it is, those figures would result in a similar number of seats (for the English parties) as at GE 2024, according to Electoral Calculus.

If, however, Labour went down to 28% and Reform UK went up to 24%, the latter might have 48 MPs. Also, Labour would be a minority government.

Despite the evident hopeless incompetence of Starmer-Labour, the pseudo-Conservative Party shows no immediate sign of being able to mount a serious challenge.

I wonder what percentage are from the (((usual))) suspects?

I once knew someone whose ex-boyfriend, English and a Cambridge graduate, worked for the World Bank. That young man was sent to live in Yemen (at that time divided into two; I am not sure but think this would have been South Yemen). That would have been in the mid/late 1970s. The young man lived in fairly basic hotel accommodation for the year in which he was collecting and collating economic statistics in Yemen. At the end of the year, those would be the raw material for a report which would become an official World Bank report and the basis for economic help to that Yemeni state.

This was, of course, in pre-Internet days, and the statistics gathered in were all on paper in his hotel room. No copies, and there was no way, in the absence of an office, to relay any but the most basic information to World Bank HQ in Washington D.C.

At the end of the year, that young World Bank employee was ready to depart, carrying with him all the papers and files etc. It was at that point when a water pipe in his room developed a bad leak while he was out. The room was flooded, and most of the material destroyed.

On return to Washington, the young man sat in his office for a couple of weeks, agonizing about what to do. Eventually, a senior colleague came in and asked him what the problem was. He confessed. The senior colleague helped him to cobble together a report that looked plausible, though most of the statistics had to be simply invented.

“World Bank”. Like many things, organizations and people in this world, it sounds terribly impressive. On the surface…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yemen#Two_states

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

As to the “young man” in question, I myself met him only once, when he was not that young anymore. Early 1980s. I was about 26, my then girlfriend 33, and the “young man” in this story about 33 or 34, maybe 35. He, on a flying visit, invited us, with a couple of others, also ex-Cambridge alumni (as always, I was the outsider) to dinner at a Chinese restaurant, I think on the Finchley Road, not far from where the other couple lived in Hampstead.

The economist’s American wife was back in the USA. Perhaps he was curious to see his ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend. It could have been a little awkward, especially in view of the fact that there was an age gap made greater by the others being all rather established in worldly life, whereas I was pretty much “economically inactive”, and spending most of my time on occult, theological, historical, and speculative “alternative” political matters.

In the event, the evening went not badly, despite (maybe because) I was too busy talking to notice that I was pouring hot Chinese tea all over myself; the (other) lady present said that it was very impressive that I did not cry out. Very dry, very Cambridge…

I just looked up the said economist. Now in, at least, his mid-seventies, he has apparently also worked for the U.S. Treasury and on Wall Street, and has taken part at a high level in meetings of the Basel Committee [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basel_Committee_on_Banking_Supervision]. Obviously still based, in the old term, “stateside”.

As always, I find it interesting to see how people’s lives are largely determined, not in every case but in many, by their advantages and disadvantages of birth, family income and capital, early education etc.

The economist’s father, I now see (from Wikipedia), died in 1988 and, as I already knew, was a Labour (later SDP) life peer, who had had a considerable medical, academic, and political career.

In the end, all humans live out an allotted span, and all in the end leave the Earth (until reincarnated).

Temps perdu

The continuing slide of the UK down a dystopian slope

…or, as Katie Hopkins calls it, “Batshit Bonkers Britain“.

A few examples from today’s newspapers:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14091119/Geology-racist-linked-white-supremacy-claims-Queen-Mary-University-London-professor.html

A geography professor at a leading British university has described the study of rocks and the natural world as racist and linked the academic field to ‘white supremacy’.

Kathryn Yusoff, who lectures at the prestigious Queen Mary University of London, said that the geology as a subject was ‘riven by systematic racism’ and influenced heavily by colonialism.

The study of prehistoric life through fossils was also branded as an enabler for racism, with the professor referring to the field of palaeontology as ‘pale-ontology’.”

[What kind of creature is that? God knows.]

[Daily Mail]

I am a transdisciplinary geographer focused on inhuman geographies. I understand the inhuman as a place from which to think about earthly relations and inhumane histories. Theoretically, I engage historical, geophilosophical and black feminist methods to speak to issues of environmental change, empires of geologic practices and the politics of planetary states. 

Specifically, I am interested in the role of inhuman epistemologies in race, gender, and subjectivity for more equitable environmental world-building.

[https://www.qmul.ac.uk/geog/staff/yusoffk.html]

Professor of Inhuman Geography“? You couldn’t make it up.

Transdisciplinary” maybe; I think “trans” something else, too.

Enemies of European culture and civilization riddle our universities, the legal professions, politics etc.

There is a limit to what I can express on the blog. Suffice to say that Britain (and all Europe) will not free itself from this sort of nonsense via “debate” (which that sort expressly do not want anyway). ‘Nuff said.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14091703/Official-figures-reveal-record-numbers-asylum-seekers-claiming-gay-sceptics-saying-seeking-lie-flout-ECHR-rules.html

A record number of asylum seekers have managed to secure their stay in the UK by claiming to be gay, official figures have revealed.

The figure almost trebled last year from 762 in 2022 to 2133 in 2023, of people who could demonstrate that returning to their homeland would be inhumane because of their sexuality.

Under the European Convention of Human Rights people who may be persecuted because of their sexual orientation can claim asylum in the UK.

Eight countries saw 100 per cent of claims were successful. These were people from Afghanistan, El Salvador, Syria, Eritrea, Myanmar (Burma), Libya, St Vincent and the Grenadines, and Yemen. 

While Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nigeria saw the largest number of successful applicants.

[Daily Mail].

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14091637/Trans-men-lesbians-IVF-priority-NHS.html

Family campaigners have criticised as ‘grossly discriminatory’ plans to give trans men and lesbians access to NHS-funded IVF two years ahead of heterosexual couples.

Under the controversial proposals, trans men – those born as women who now identify as men – will be automatically assumed to be unable to conceive, as will lesbians and single women.

[Daily Mail]

Need one even comment?

Still clapping?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14091247/Keir-Starmer-Britain-delegates-climate-change-Baku.html

Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of hypocrisy after it was revealed the UK sent an incredible 470 delegates to the UN climate change summit in Azerbaijan.

Britain’s huge delegation to the COP29 talks has left a massive carbon footprint – despite Labour‘s zealous drive towards Net Zero – and cost taxpayers millions.

The staggering environmental and financial cost comes despite the summit being deemed ‘no longer fit for purpose’, with leaders of some of the biggest polluting countries, including US President Joe Biden and China‘s President Xi, shunning talks.

[Daily Mail]

Apart from anything else, without oil production the Azeris would be dirt-poor, as indeed they were before the discovery of oil over a century ago. Are they likely to go along with the “stop oil” nonsense? I doubt it.

More from the newspapers

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14090921/Britains-aircraft-carriers-sunk-war-games.html

“Britain’s recently built multi-billion pound aircraft carriers may already be out of date, with military sources revealing that the carries [sic] get sunk ‘in most war games’.

At present, the Royal Navy boasts two £6.2 billion aircraft carriers, the HMS Queen Elizabeth and the HMS Prince of Wales, which were only commissioned into service in 2017 and 2019 respectively.

However, given the constant advancements in weapon technology, the ships may now be too susceptible to modern missiles to prove effective in wartime operation.

[Daily Mail]

As predicted years ago by both accredited “military/naval experts” and, inter alia, me (on this blog).

…and the Harehills (Leeds) riots were not “Romanian”, either.

Never confuse real Romanians with Roma Gypsies, which are (mostly) a kind of criminal underclass who live in Romania (and also now in the UK, thanks to our traitor politicians), may have Romanian passports, but are not Romanian an sich.

Romanians are, understandably, offended by being constantly conflated, usually by ignorant UK newspaper scribblers and TV talking heads, with the Roma Gypsies.

So Farage has now not only vehemently supported Israel and the UK Jewish/Zionist lobby, but also seems to be saying that Muslims in the UK should not be alienated politically either. The man is, as often said, a snake-oil salesman but, having said that, I would not rule out the chance of him becoming a Cabinet minister in some kind of coalition government after 2029.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1837402567803826567

See also my very popular article on the connection between mental illness and, on the one hand, self-describing “Leftism” and “antifa” and, on the other hand, Jewish and non-Jewish Zionism: https://ianrobertmillard.org/2019/07/18/theyre-coming-to-take-me-away-ha-ha/.

Good.

That is what the Jewish state has done to Gaza in just over one year.

Quasi-legal thought

It occurs to me that, should anyone in the UK be accused of any indictable offence (meaning, simply put, one in which guilt will be determined by a jury rather than a single magistrate —or lay bench— as is the case with non-indictable offences), and if that alleged offence involves alleged hostility to Jews, or the Jews in general, the said defendant might be able to count on popular disgust at what the Jewish state of Israel is doing in Gaza to sway the jury. Just “a thought out of season”…

[Honore Daumier, Three Lawyers]

Map of the Ukraine: a massive strike by the Russian Armed Forces on objects Ukraine using missiles and kamikaze drones.”

Late music

[St. Petersburg]