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Diary Blog, 13 January 2026

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Afternoon music

Tweets seen

As frequently noted, for me Reform is only useful as a means of destroying the old Lab/Con “two main parties” scam, and those 2 parties themselves. In itself, it is pathetic, and quite obviously tied-in with the Jewish/Zionist/Israel lobby. Tice is even worse than Farage.

Reform will soon have more “ethnic minority” candidates and officials even than Lab and Con. A joke.

It has even occurred to me that Farage, Tice etc, and (((those))) behind them are perhaps deliberately making Reform less English/British, so that not too many people vote Reform, just enough to make it “controlled opposition”, and so that the hits taken by Lab and Con will not be enough to kill them off.

A safety-valve, with the aim of releasing the pressure of popular discontent.

It may all backfire on them, though.

Talk TV is yet another pro-Israel/Zionist platform, of course.

I was unsure as to whether I had heard of Dr. David Bull previously. Peripherally, I think. This is him: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Bull_(politician). “A waste of space“, is my provisional view.

…and of course the (((usual suspects))) are behind it all…

About the same, methinks…

Reform still has “default” or “negative” support, because so many people want to stamp on fake Labour and fake Conservative parties, but of itself it has really nothing of worth. Jewish and Israeli links, non-white candidates and officers, and now a plethora of washed-up ex-Con politicos joining, the latest being fraudulent tax and expenses cheat, Nadhim Zahawi, a Kurd. Hardly surprising that the voters are already starting to turn off.

Incidentally, that latest opinion poll would result in no party having a Commons overall majority: Reform 282 MPs (about 44 short of overall majority, and about 38 short of a working majority); Labour 112, Cons 78, LibDems 75, SNP 44, Greens 20.

Result— A Reform minority government, or a Reform coalition or agreement with the rump of the Conservative Party. Uninspiring, to say the least. Still, that may play into our (social-national) hands, one way or another.

Interesting short video (22 minutes)

Incidentally, 1,000 Russian roubles is equivalent in rough terms to about £10 in pounds sterling, so 100 roubles is about £1 (actually a few pence under £1 at time of writing).

The video only shows roubles, and US dollar equivalents, such as the market pay-parking at 50c US per hour, which at time of writing is about 37p in British money, a bit cheaper than in the UK, needless to say.

A few thoughts about a recent Celebrity Mastermind

Saw the latest (misnamed) Celebrity Mastermind. Absolutely pathetic. Needless to say, and as usual, I had never heard of any of the supposed “celebrities”. The show was won by some Glaswegian lesbian comic who looked about 70 but was apparently only about 44. Her knowledge-level was fairly poor but still good enough to beat the rest.

The most embarrassingly-poor contestant was a self-described “explorer”, one Lucy Shepherd, whose knowledge, even of quite basic geography, which I should have expected an “explorer” to know well, was appallingly-bad; she even thought that the Brahmaputra river was in Africa.

I just looked at the lady’s website. She tries to define what “exploration” is. How about “an extended gap-year jaunt, filmed for TV“?

She defines a desert as follows: “Deserts are known for being barren and sparse with life due to their dry conditions. Extreme high temperatures and lack of water makes this environment an often lifeless place where only the most adapted can survive.“

[https://www.lucy-shepherd.com/exploration]

With insights like that, of course she has to be a TV “celebrity”…

More tweets

“Interim Chair Maya Mate Kole“? Well, there’s a fine old English name…

Incidentally, the absurd woman mentioned in that document, who declared her own police force to be “institutionally racist“, was this one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Crew.

Fine, but Goodwin is always ranging himself on the side of the Jewish/Zionist/Israel lobby, and that is the lobby which is responsible for 90% or more of the anti-free speech repression.

Indeed, the present government is totally a Labour Friends of Israel government.

Really?

For all its menacing and tyrannical authoritarianism, this Starmer-stein misgovernment always end up looking like the bunch of clowns that it is.

Apparently, terminally thick and uncultured Angela Rayner is not unlikely to be the next Labour leader (if such be the bon mot) after the departure or ejection of Starmer-stein. However, the chance of Britain having to endure its first “chavscum” prime minister is, thankfully, small.

As blogged in the past, the fact is that only mediocre, or rock-bottom poor, types are selected by the System parties to be candidates. Anyone with real ideas, intellect, or culture, is very likely to be binned during the selection process.

Late music

[SS-Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler at the Berghof, Obersalzberg]

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Diary Blog, 18 September 2025

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Afternoon music

Talking points

Tweets seen

[“BREAKING: An American cancer patient and Trump supporter was confronted by British police and told to apologise for her online posts or face an investigation. Deborah Anderson, a mother of two, was visited at her home in June by an officer from Thames Valley Police. He told her someone had lodged a complaint about her social media posts. She told him she was an American citizen and a member of the Free Speech Union and he should be investigating burglaries and rapes, not hurty words on social media. Chillingly, he told her he was there to get her to apologise to the person who was offended by her posts. If she refused, she’d be questioned down at the station. What was Deborah’s supposed crime? The policeman didn’t tell her. Was it her passionate support of President Trump and the MAGA movement on her Facebook and X pages? To make it worse, Deborah is in the midst of cancer treatment, including chemotherapy. She ought to be have been convalescing. Instead, she was harassed for her tweets. The FSU took on her case and, as a result, the police have now dropped their investigation. But they still haven’t told Deborah which of her posts got her into trouble, claiming they’ve accidentally deleted the record of the complaint. Thames Valley Police are responsible for guarding President Trump this week. What would he make of the fact that those same officers are visiting the homes of his supporters – including US citizens – and threatening them with arrest.“]

Britain’s emergent toytown police state. Clownish, but also, as many clowns are, rather menacing and sinister.

Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan traitors.

You know which (((group))) in society is behind most of this, and most other social degeneracy. Clue: it is not the Islamic element.

Liz Kendall. One of the worst would-be dictators of this Labour Friends of Israel misgovernment. With her whining and stupid-sounding voice, her “slept-in-hedge” looks, and her brainless “ideas”, she would be a joke were it not for the fact that the agenda she always pushes is so sinister.

Incidentally, I should be interested to know details of her real family background and, so to speak, her tribal background…

[“Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Valery Gerasimov inspected the “Center” group of troops. The main points from his statements are reported by the TASS news agency:

Russian troops in the special military operation zone are advancing on almost all fronts;

Units of the Russian Army have entered Plescheevka, battles on the Aleksandro-Kalinovsky direction are taking place near Konstantinovka;

The “East” group of troops is advancing in the Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia regions;

The most intense battles in the special military operation zone have unfolded on the Krasnoarmeysk [Pokrovsk] direction, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have redeployed forces here at the expense of other areas;

The liberation of Kirovsk on the Krasnoliman direction is nearing completion;

Assault units of the Southern group of troops are advancing in the settlement of Seversk;

The Armed Forces of Ukraine have been completely expelled from the Serebryansky forestry, Russian Armed Forces are conducting combat operations in Yampol;

The destruction of the enemy blocked south of the Kleban-Byk reservoir continues.“]

Look at the names…

Ha ha. In fact, looking at the Corbyn/Sultana shambles, you can see what a multikulti/Islamic/ “socialist” Corbyn government would be like.Anyone who has ever dealt with Labour-run London councils will be familiar with the shambolic red tape etc.

While I do not rule out Corbyn himself and maybe a few others retaining or even winning a few seats at the next general election, this already-split new party will have as its main effect a few more nails driven into the coffin of Starmer-Labour. In seats where official Labour is already struggling against the Reform surge, the Corbyn/Sultana party (parties?) will probably split off some proportion of the Labour vote, in most such cases ensuring a victory either for Reform or for the LibDems.

Oh for the days when MPs in this country were, for all their many flaws, at least white English/British people.

🌹

[“Labour – A Party Of ‘Service’ – ‘Self-Service’. Here is a just a little taste of these gangsters form: Angela Rayner – mortgage fraud. Louise Haigh – insurance fraud. Jonathan Reynolds – lied about being a solicitor. Tulip Siddiq – £4m embezzlement scandal. Bridget Phillipson – £14k for Lord Alli cake. Lisa Nandy – Multiple freebie tickets worth thousands. Keith Starmer – £50k in Lord Alli freebies. Rachel Reeves – lied about being an economist. Morgan McSweeney – £6m for housing illegals.“]

Ha ha. Typically blinkered and inaccurate “analysis” by Ash Sarkar. The “big winner” from the Corbyn/Sultana shambles will be Farage, unless “Your Party” ends up not fighting seats, or many seats, at all.

“Your Party” candidatures will turn possible or likely Reform UK wins into nailed-on Reform UK wins. Of course, if Your Party (parties?) fails to get off the ground at all, then, true, Starmer will benefit, but only slightly, inasmuch as his own party seems likely to lose 70%-80% of its seats at the next general election.

As I was saying years ago, were the UK to abandon both support for the Kiev regime and membership of NATO, Russia would supply oil and gas to the UK at cost, slashing the bills of UK inhabitants. “Mates rates”…

…and it has been Starmer-stein’s allies in the Jew-Zionist-Israel cabals who have been the main enemies of free speech in the UK over the past 60+ years.

Matt Goodwin, Toby Young, Laurence Fox etc please note,

Starmer-stein still bullshitting about “the gangs” etc. The so-called “gangs” are supplying a service the migrant-invaders want, and for which they are willing to pay pretty high sums of money. The root of the problem is the migration-invasion itself, not “gangs”.

As for Starmer’s trumpeting the removal from the UK of one individual (alone on a large plane) today, another 1,000 illegals (and maybe 5,000 “legals”) came in (i.e. invaded our country) on that same day!

Goodwin is right to say that Starmer is “gaslighting“. It is almost as if he is laughing at the British people.

Not the first “Old Blue” (ex-pupil of Reading Blue Coat School, my main old school: https://rbcs.org.uk/ to become an MP —if he does), but certainly the best-known.

Very true, but most people do not want to hear it.

Late tweets

Shabana Mahmood, posing as Home Secretary, and whose CV is very questionable. Did a 1-year Bar pupillage, then a year or so at some sort of firm of solicitors as little more than a “gopher”; now, suddenly, having been ludicrously promoted to Justice Secretary, she is Home Secretary, one of the traditional “Great Offices of State”. This government is a joke even compared to the others of the past decade or two.

One of the problems with the Bar is (and I was a —real— barrister myself) is that the label “barrister” gives an unwarranted cachet to idiots of that sort; Lammy is another egregious example.

[“Does anybody else in the UK feel like they’re living in the twilight zone? Keir Starmer proclaiming “we have always had free speech” at the same time as police visit a cancer patient to tell her to apologise for what she wrote on Facebook, while Shabana Mahmood is dropping videos like she just took out ISIS after managing to remove … ONE illegal migrant from the country.“]

One illegal removed, as another 500-2,000 come in, plus 5,000 “legals” and thousands more born either to non -whites or to white women impregnated by non-whites.

Translates to a Commons with about 457 Reform UK MPs (SNP 49, LibDems 52, Lab 44, Cons 19, Greens 8 etc).

The shock there is not so much that the Conservative Party would be only the 5th-largest party in the Commons (a few other recent polls have gone there), but rather that Labour, for the first time in polling history (as far as I know), would be only the 4th-largest party, so not even the official Opposition (which Opposition would be the SNP), and not even the 3rd-largest party, but rank only 4th, after Reform, the SNP, and the LibDems. That’s new.

https://www.electoralcalculus.co.uk/userpoll.html

This may be only the start. When the people are not protected by the State, or by its organs such as the police, the people take matters into their own hands.

Salus populi suprema lex esto [“the welfare of the people is the highest law“— Cicero]

“Punish the wrongdoer and protect the children of the poor” [the declaration on the face of the Central Criminal Court, the Old Bailey, London].

Late music

[Arnold Bocklin, Villa by the Sea]

historical, Reminiscences and Musings, society, Uncategorized

Call No Man Happy Until He is Dead

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It is generally believed that the saying “call no man happy until he is dead”, attributed to Herodotus [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herodotus], was originally uttered by Solon [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solon]. Perhaps. Many believe that the saying dates back only to the 19th Century. At any rate, the saying has stood the test of time. The basis of it certainly has.

How often have we seen the spectacle of the “famous”, the wealthy, the “happy” or those we perhaps imagine should be happy, brought crashing down, often to obscurity as well as ruination? It was ruminating on this that caused me to write today. Some may think (assuming much, as many do) that I am thinking of myself, once a barrister, once living in (at various times) a Little Venice house, a penthouse apartment, a Caribbean villa, a large English country house with 26 bedrooms, but now cast down and living in extremely reduced circumstances, on a limited income etc and having to give thought to what things cost and so on.

I am sorry to disappoint those who hate me (usually without reason). My life has been one of considerable ups and downs, particularly financial. Every one of my luxurious habitations was supported, as by bookends, by relative and occasionally absolute poverty at each end. Such irregularity fosters a philosophical and perhaps stoical and/or fatalistic attitude missing in those who, having always known wealth and entitlement (or who achieved the same from humble origins) find their lives as well as livelihoods swept away by Fate. These are those who jump off buildings, massacre their families before shooting themselves etc. People with my attitude just think “tomorrow is another day”.

If even my thoughts and feelings are not truly me, in the Egoic sense, if my body is not me, then how little is my bank balance me, how little are my cars, former dwellings and (now long gone!) Rolex watches “me”? Scarcely at all; not at all.

A few examples:

  • Terry Ramsden, now completely obscure (and, presumably, broke, or maybe not: you never know with his type) but “famous” in the 1980s, and so wealthy that he could bet £500,000 each-way on his own horse at the 1986 Grand National (it came fourth; Ramsden profited by £1 million).

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2004/apr/03/horseracing.comment3

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

  • Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, born into a wealthy family and with every possible material advantage. Judging purely from what I saw occasionally on TV, I thought her useless and brainless, but others thought quite highly of her, I am told. It was reported that she died alone, having not seen anyone for days.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tara_Palmer-Tomkinson

  • Various national leaders: Gaddafi (killed by a mob of Libyans, who first shoved a pipe up his rear end); the Shah of Iran (deposed and everything he had worked for destroyed; died in exile); Adolf Hitler (shot himself when the forces of East and West, that is to say Sovietism and finance-capitalism, burst into his capital, having battered down by air and land everything he had built); Stalin (died surrounded by sycophantic ghouls who feared and hated him; a ghastly death, dragged down by unseen forces).

I think too of others, people I have known personally. For example, in my own class and/or year at school, there have been a variety of outcomes (to date: that is one race still not at the finishing post).

One boy became a police officer, at least one an Army officer; a third became a helicopter pilot, later Captain of the Queen’s Helicopter Flight and, later still, the personal pilot of King Hussein of Jordan (he must always have had the makings of a royal servant, having had at school the nickname “Crawler”…). I suppose several boys became office bods, accountants etc. One unacademic but amusing fellow became a banker in Switzerland, of all things; another one, actually part-(francophone)-Swiss, became a structural engineer with his own firm in Paris. Another became, eventually, a chartered surveyor who has written a series of property-conversion manuals. Several no doubt inherited their families’ businesses. A number became BBC producers etc. Some did time in prison (all for GBH, oddly: was it something in the water?) or so I heard. In fact, that last sentence is wrong, because I did read in the Daily Telegraph about one boy (an Organ Scholar, if I recall aright, who used to play the massive school organ), who became a music teacher and (hence the interest of the Press) when in his thirties was convicted of sexually assaulting one of his piano pupils.

Life is always surprising. Who knows where my next port of call will be?

Afterword [19 July 2018]

In fairness to the school I last attended,

https://www.rbcs.org.uk/

it has, since the 1970s, become rather more organized in sending its charges on their way. In fact, reading “Old Blues’ News” [https://www.rbcs.org.uk/old-blues-association/] and the other newsletters they put out about activities and careers etc is alone enough to make one fatigued, so active and driven seem the sharp-elbowed middle classes reported upon. The ranks of former pupils are now replete with quite well-known and even famous people to add to the commanders of ships and heads of economic enterprises: actors and actresses, TV people, film people, and the odd “celebrity” who is “famous” enough to be known even to me (I suppose that those “Old Blues” would include TV presenter Jeremy Kyle and MP Alok Sharma).