A new challenger has entered the ring , yesterday former Reform UK Chairman , Ben Habib , officially launched his Advance UK political party to a small but expectant crowd in Manchester following his fall out with Farage and Ziauddin Yusuf last year.

Quote:Advance UK is now officially registered as a political party and this speech in Manchester was the moment I laid out exactly what that means for Britain’s future.

In this address, I explain why the country needs a new political force, why the establishment fears genuine democratic accountability, and why ‪@Advance_UK‬ UK exists to put power back where it belongs: with the British people.

I talk about the state of the nation: the damage done to our constitution, the erosion of sovereignty, the failures of successive governments, and the cultural, economic and political pressures pushing Britain toward decline. I also set out our commitment to restoring borders, renewing our national identity, defending our Christian constitutional heritage, and rebuilding a functioning democracy rooted in truth and accountability.

This was a moment, the point at which Advance UK moved from a movement to a fully registered political party capable of challenging the establishment at the ballot box.

Some dark schizo stuff...

Quote:Without the Internet Archive, the general "lore" of the internet as you now know it would be far different. Many of the stories told to you by YouTubers like me are only made possible by this one organization's insanely large collection of archived data, and today, we're gonna dive into it to see what horrors may be lurking within.

When people are dirt poor and have almost nothing to lose you can feed them a load of political crap and many will believe and follow. After the defeat of Japan the Nationalist of China were depleted and not in good shape at all; then Came Mao. 

I'm starting to come round to the idea that Leftism IS a mental illness , childlike stupidity is an obvious symptom.

Quote:Part of the Tower of London has been closed following reports of criminal damage to a display case containing the Imperial State Crown, part of the Crown Jewels.

Police said four protesters had been arrested following the incident just before 10am on Saturday.
https://news.sky.com/story/tower-of-lond...d-13479937

They've been coming in...aware of the wokeness
 and moved into communities of their culture
  to continue their culture/s...and, ultimately
   replace ours.

They knew/learned the passwords, pass phrases, lingo
 and grew their hubs...to hide as many, and as much as possible.

The anti-wokeness administration
 has, now, highlighted the issue
  so, they'll have to learn new passwords, pass-phrases, etc...,
   or admit that they were beaten
    by the culture they had hoped to dominate.

They are thieves. Ali-Baba, Baby!

Couldn't do it, themselves...so, gotta take it from those that did.

Quote:You must wonder: what exactly has CIA Director John Ratcliffe been doing over in Langley, VA, lo these many months since things changed bigly in Swamptopia? Does he wander the hallways of that giant black box howling ineffectually. . . sit barricaded in his office playing sudoku. . . or is he doing what needs to be done: methodically uncovering and disassembling the diabolical racketeering operation that the agency has become?

One thing for sure: you have heard next to squat coming out of his mouth all year. Mr. Ratcliffe is playing a close hand in a dangerous game and I tend to think that he is for-real. Very few Americans know what really goes on backstage at the CIA, but just say they try to whack the director — that would be checkmate on them. The agency would not survive the arrests of its personnel. And, anyway, Mr. Trump is moving swiftly now to shut down the engine of its nefarious activities.

The CIA, you understand, is the beating heart of the Deep State (a.k.a. the blob). The Democratic Party and the Never-Trump RINOs are its errand boys. And that is why a ten-year-long coup has been running to smash Trump and Trumpism. “Joe Biden” was a piece of furniture thrown out of the truck that the CIA was driving to escape the scene of the crime. “Joe Biden” was under threat of blackmail the whole four years he haunted the Oval Office, having run his own petty racketeering operation to keep his miserable, extended, sick family in beach houses.

Mr. Trump is now striking at the apparatus of the CIA’s extra-constitutional power and influence: the election interference machinery that queers politics at home and abroad, and the drug cartel that furnishes the money to run CIA’s many black ops, finances the NGOs behind lawfare and gay-communist street action, and probably underlies many a congressional fortune. That is why the Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier group is lurking offshore of Venezuela. That is why Venezuela’s airspace is shut-down, and why Nicolás Maduro is rumored to be fleeing to points unknown in his Gulfstream jet.

While you were carving your turkey, Mr. Trump was preparing to go medieval on Maduro’s $1.5-trillion Cartel del Sol operation, of which the Mexican cartels are mere subalterns, shoveling drugs into the demoralized US population ruined by the campaign that moved productive industry to China, and gainful employment with it. Mr. Trump hinted that US forces are going into Caracas “very soon” — apparently to seize the Smartmatic servers, cartel drug ledgers, and other evidence of long-running turpitude, and you have to wonder how many someones out of Langley, with names, titles, and offices will turn up in the mix.

Mr. Ratcliffe must know who they are by now. Some of them have been at it since the cowboy days of Mena, Arkansas, back when Bill Clinton was governor and the cocaine planes from Colombia were landing day after day on that little backwater airstrip. The cartels had to switch to boats lately, and we see how that’s been working out. Is it not amazing that Democratic Party mouthpieces object to Mr. Trump blowing them up? They’d rather see another ten thousand unemployed citizens die of fentanyl poisoning in Meigs County, Ohio.

The blob’s errand boys (and girls) in Congress made their lame diversionary move on November 18 with the “Seditious Six” video, an attempt to stir-up mutiny in the military ranks. It backfired badly. It looks like the Dept of War is going to make an example of Senator Mark (“the astronaut”) Kelly, because he was the only veteran among the six who served long enough to qualify for mandatory re-call — and, thus, be subject to military justice, outside the control of blob-run DC federal district judges like “Jeb” Boasberg.

The “Seditious Six” organizer, Senator Elissa Slotkin (D-MI), an ex-CIA official, followed up on the mutiny video November 23 during an interview with ABC’s This Week show, saying she expected that national guard troops might soon shoot US citizens in “stressful situations.” Didn’t work out that way. Rather, three days later, a former CIA-run Afghani “refugee” drove all the way cross-country from Bellingham, WA, to shoot two national guard troops in their heads on a DC street the day before Thanksgiving. The CIA is supposed to track their assets. Who was tracking Rahmanullah Lakanwa? Maybe Elissa Slotkin can ask her old colleagues back in Langley and report back to the public.

Beneath all this surface huggermugger the ongoing coup against Trump and Trumpism still wriggles and rumbles. It looks like it’s going to blow now and spew debris all over the swamp. If John Ratcliffe has the names of CIA officers who have practiced “color revolution” against our country, he must have passed them on to DNI Tulsi Gabbard and, in turn, the president.

Mr. Trump might consider treating them the same way that President Andrew Johnson treated the cabal behind the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. The eight defendants (minus John Wilkes Booth who was hunted down and shot in a Virginia barn) were tried by a nine-member military commission at the old DC arsenal. Four were hanged, three sentenced to life in prison, one to six years.

The CIA’s color revolution against the nation it’s supposed to serve is a much larger, farther-flung, sinister conspiracy than the plot to murder Abe Lincoln. There could be dozens, scores of CIA officials in Langley who know what has been going on there. Maybe JFK was right back in 1963 when he said he wished to splinter the CIA in a thousand pieces and scatter it to the winds.

Quote:December 1, 2025 / Joseph P. Farrell

If you've been following the artificial intelligence-data center bubble and the efforts of the Trump misadministration to cater to the technoblobbocrats, you will definitely be interested in this story shared by E.E., because it would seem that normal people are not the only ones showing some concerns over the nosedive into amorality and decadance that "artificial 'intelligences'" seem to be taking lately. Insurance companies are now backing away from insuring them, claiming they're just too risky:

Quote:AI is too risky to insure, say people whose job is insuring risk

First,  we note the "what": artificial intelligence is simply "too risky" to insure. But the really intriguing part of the story is not the what, but the why:

Quote:...One underwriter describes the AI models’ outputs to the FT as “too much of a black box.” AIG, also listed in the FT story, has since sent TechCrunch the following statement: “AIG was not specifically seeking to use these [reported upon] exclusions and has no plans to implement them at this time.”

The industry has good reason to be spooked, the story reminds us. Google’s AI Overview falsely accused a solar company of legal troubles, triggering a $110 million lawsuit back in March. Air Canada last year got stuck honoring a discount its chatbot invented. And fraudsters last year used a digitally cloned version of a senior executive to steal $25 million from the London-based design engineering firm Arup during a video call that seemed entirely real.

What really terrifies insurers isn’t one massive payout; it’s the systemic risk of thousands of simultaneous claims when a widely used AI model steps in it. As one Aon executive put it, insurers can handle a $400 million loss to one company. What they can’t handle is an agentic AI mishap that triggers 10,000 losses at once. (Emphases added)

So there you have it: crazy outputs of artificial intelligence agents committing corporations to goofy transactions that the corporations have to honour, outputs which are in a "black box" that no one fully understands - much less controls - and the implications are clear: what happens when those artificial intelligence "agents" acting for corporations commit said corporations to thousands of transactions that could potentially bankrupt the company, even if "safeguards" are installed to subject all such proposed transactions to "human review and approval." 

What good is that, when the edgymakayshunal system and the quackademy are churning out fundamentally stupid people? (And don't forget, just a decade ago we were warning about the deleterious effects of the "Common Core" standards and the "adjustable" standardized tests that were to be administered by the computer and artificial intelligences.)

So whither A.I., if no one will insure it?

This is where I suspect it gets rather dicey, for not all advocates of artificial intelligence agents are corporations, as we know. Some of them are governments, and there artificial intelligences are already in widespread use, determining a variety of things from military targets to tracking financial  traffic and government databases (remember PROMIS?).  What happens when those non-insurable artificial intelligences get their hands on...oh, I don't know... things like the deposit insurance trust corporations that insure bank accounts, or on the files of the Securities and Exchange Commission, or (nightmare of nightmares) the Exchange Stabilization Fund? The lesson here is that the only entities big enough to insure against losses are governments, and even they might be stretched to the snapping point. Not all technological progress is genuine cultural and human progress, and artificial "intelligence" is looking more and more like just such a boondoggle.

And as I write this, I am watching a commercial on YouTube for a robotic puppy dog that sells for a mere $39.95 and looks and behaves just like a real dog. Maybe so, except for one thing. A real dog gives love and loyalty. A robot merely mimics them. So I'll take the reality, and that includes in matters of intelligence too. The problem with the A.I. boondoggle that we're quickly learning is that even its mimicry is flawed, and perhaps fatally so.  So Mr. Trump, I say let China "win" the artificial intelligence war, because I have a peculiar sense that China will be even more screwed up within a few years of its introduction than even its Communist overlords are capable of screwing it up.

See you on the flip side...

Quote:Few, if any, people are comfortable with the idea that there appears to be a connection between UFO sightings and the appearance of supposedly non-existent creatures, including Sasquatch. UFO investigators and organizations have largely shunned cases in which both UFOs and cryptic beings show up in the same locations at the same time. And the Bigfoot research groups are equally appalled to address why their flesh-and-blood but elusive primate species often vanish into thin air, as if sucked up into the sky. But the links between UFO craft and Sasquatch are getting harder to ignore. This week marks the 20th anniversary of Hunt for the Skinwalker, a book co-written by Dr. Colm Kelleher and George Knapp. It documented the strange encounters that had been reported and investigated by the NIDS organization (National Institute for Discovery Science) at a place now known as Skinwalker Ranch. That book inspired the creation of a secretive DIA program known as AAWSAP, which did NOT shy away from the pursuit of incidents in which unknown creatures, including Bigfoot, were seen in the same vicinity as UFOs, alleged dimensional portals, and other phenomena shunned by mainstream science. In this episode of WEAPONIZED, Jeremy and George speak with author and filmmaker David Paulides. Paulides is best known for his bestselling book series, “Missing 411,” in which he documents hundreds of strange disappearances that occur largely in national parks and forests. In many of these cases, humans simply vanish, as if snatched by UFOs or taken against their will to some other reality. Most are never seen again. The first two books written by the former lawman Paulides focused on Sasquatch and what Native American tribes have learned about the mysterious, hair-covered monsters that have been seen for centuries all over North America. His readers wondered if Paulides was suggesting that Sasquatch might be responsible for the humans who disappeared. Now Paulides has released a new film which thoroughly explores all sides of the Bigfoot mystery. The documentary, “American Sasquatch: Man, Myth, or Monster,” revisits the physical evidence and witness accounts which suggest that there is a disturbing connection between cryptid creatures such as Bigfoot and the sightings of UFOs, dimensional portals, and other astounding phenomena - similar to what has been widely reported in and around Skinwalker Ranch. The episode includes clips from the Paulides film, as well as from the video archives of both George and Jeremy, which have explored these same possible connections.

Why use one's own money to fund terrorism plots, when through the simple threat of
racism, your enemy can dish the cash out?

Quote:Yes, “There’s Something Wrong with Walz” — and it Cost Taxpayers $1 Billion

'President Donald J. Trump is right: Minnesota has become “a hub of fraudulent money
laundering activity,” where “refugees from Somalia are completely taking over the once
great State.”

Nowhere is that more evident than the shocking fraud scandal that took place under the
incompetence of deeply disturbed Democrat Gov. Tim Walz, in which 78 of the 86
individuals charged so far are of Somali ancestry.


*Democrats allowed a $1+ billion heist to take place. Dozens of individuals — largely of
East African descent — looted taxpayers out of over $1 billion that was intended for
child food assistance in what amounted to the country’s largest pandemic relief fraud
scheme.

*The fraud involved a massive, complex network of nonprofits and affiliates, largely run
through the Somali community. Nonprofits tied to the Somali community claimed to
have fed tens of thousands of non-existent hungry children, claimed to have provided
services to non-existent homeless, and claimed to have provided therapy for
non-existent autistic Somali children. Kickbacks were paid, lavish lifestyles were funded,
and money was sent overseas — some of it even allegedly funneled to a terror group.

*The massive scandal unfolded on Walz’s watch — and he did absolutely nothing about it.
All enforcement has been at the federal — not state — level. In fact, the state’s cowardly
Democrat officials were “reluctant” to act — “tolerating, if not tacitly allowing, the fraud”
and ignoring whistleblowers — to avoid “political backlash among the Somali community”
and accusations of racism.

*President Trump is taking action. The Trump Administration is terminating Temporary
Protected Status for Somalis, indefinitely halting migration from third-world countries,
reexamining green cards for every alien from every country of concern, pausing all
asylum decisions, and more — all as part of its relentless effort to ensure migrants
that remain are a net positive on our society...'

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The following is intended..to offend.
If you are not offended...this attempt will have failed.
If the attempt succeeds - You're welcome.
. . .

Idea for ad for new
 Super(-Slick Silicon-Sided Dog-Food) Bowl:
..

  Scene opens with dog-food bowl
   sitting in the grass
    ...ants are straining to climb in...
        and slipping, without fail...

      Focus zooms in on one, particular ant,
       sweat streaming from its glowing brow,
        and long, hoary beard,

      The narrating sales-pitch, gloats -
       "Not even God could get in...
         if God was an ant.

          ... ... ... Get your Super(...) Bowl, today!"

   ...
  ...
 ...

Do you recall George Carlin's remarks
 regarding plastics
  and their affect on the planet?
Maybe this was precisely why
  we were placed, here -
   To assist in getting the plastics out of the earth,
     to form a new, springy, plastic crust...
      to repel meteor strikes...and the likes.

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