Morning music
That music always stuck in mind because it was the soundtrack to a training film I saw when I was 21 and on a (private) parachute course in Wiltshire. On that film, as the music played, a stream of parachutists exited the plane still holding on to each other, streaming down the fuselage of the aircraft, then one by one let go, only deploying their parachutes much later. Memorable.
On this day a year ago
Strangely topical…
More come in
“More than 700 Afghans rescued from the Taliban by Jewish lawyers in UK
Daniel Berke and Simon Myerson, who founded the charity Azadi, say they have saved about 730 people so far“
Comment unnecessary, I think.
Alison Chabloz
Regular readers of the blog, as well as others, will be aware that persecuted satirical singer-songwriter Alison Chabloz was imprisoned yet again on Thursday 14 April 2022, for —in effect— the heinous crime of poking fun in song at some aspects of Jewish behaviour.
Alison was sentenced (by District Judge Nina Tempia, sitting at Westminster Magistrates’ Court) to 22 weeks’ imprisonment. The maximum would have been 6 months, i.e. about 26 weeks. A harsh sentence by any standard, though Alison should be released from actual custody at the halfway stage— 11 weeks, meaning 30 June 2022.
Anyone wishing to send postcards, letters, or books to Alison [new books only, softback only, preferably from online booksellers, but note that the prison will not accept Amazon deliveries] can send them to:
Alison Chabloz A6478EK,
HMP Bronzefield,
Woodthorpe Rd,
Ashford TW15 3JZ.
I understand that Alison Chabloz is applying, via her lawyers, for bail pending appeal to the Crown Court. As yet, however, she still sits in Bronzefield Prison, and indeed as of today has already served over 2 weeks out of the 11 she needs to serve before she can be released (unless she gets bail pending appeal).
The Jew-Zionist “Campaign Against Antisemitism” or “CAA” crowed last year on Twitter etc that they had finally had Alison Chabloz imprisoned, after having striven to that end for 5 years. Much effort for little reward. Same this year. Alison has already served, in effect, a fifth of her sentence, yet the sentencing hearing was only the other day.
Tweets seen
Ha ha!
The mask is off. The NWO has come out pretty much openly over this Ukraine thing, a sign of the importance the NWO is attaching to the “Ukraine” project (the attack on Russia, or get control back over Russia, project).
More music
Neil Parish; also, a few thoughts about Labour Party voters
Very true, though equally true of most Labour drones.
Actually, what interests me about Parish is something tangential, and nothing to do with his recent (alleged) behaviour (in respect of which, any honourable MP in more honourable times, meaning roughly “before 1990”, would have RESIGNED, at once.
My interest in Parish [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_Parish] is small (in fact I had never heard of the bastard until today) but I happened to notice that, before he started his “career” of expenses-blodging and freeloading (as an MEP for South West England in the European Parliament for a decade before election as MP for Tiverton and Honiton in 2010), he had taken on the suicide mission of standing as Conservative Party candidate for Torfaen, in South Wales.
In 1997, when Parish unsuccessfully contested Torfaen, it was considered a solid Labour seat. In the General Election of that year, the Labour candidate received nearly 70% of all votes cast, while Parish managed only just over 12% in second place, marginally above the LibDems (there also three other candidates, all of whom lost their deposits).
Looking at the subsequent results in Torfaen is instructive in considering the decline of the Labour vote almost everywhere. In 1997, Lab got (about) 70% at Torfaen, Con 12%; in 2001, Lab 62%, Con 16%; in 2005, Lab 57%, Con 16%; in 2010, Lab 49%, Con 20%; in 2015, Lab 45%, Con 23%; in 2017, Lab (under Corbyn) rebounded to nearly 58%, but the Con vote also rose significantly, to 31% (best-ever).
In 2019, Lab only got 42% at Torfaen, but Con still came in second, though on 32% [all figures rounded-up or down].
The trend is clear: while Labour is still getting enough legacy votes —from the older generation who remembered the pre-1939 world and the pre-1979, pre-Thatcher world too— to win seats such as Torfaen, automatic loyalty to Labour, even in a place like that, is a thing of the past.
Late tweets
Is there not one Frenchman who will remove Macron?
“and none dare call it Jewry…“
UK too. Today, I was driving around more than usual, in one of the most affluent parts of Southern England, and the roads were almost untraversable. No wonder people in the region all seem to drive Range-Rovers, Porsche Cayennes, other SUVs. Potholes, ridges in the road, sunken drain covers. Like something out of somewhere like…Ukraine…, in fact. The Boris-idiot mis-government gives hundreds of millions to the Kiev regime (which has nothing to do with us), yet our own roads, hospitals etc are pitiful now.
Late music
Ian Robert Millard 