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Britain Today - BIAD - 11-17-2022 Oh, those pesky dinghies coming across the Channel seem to not be filled with fleeing refugees from war-torn France, after all. :-/ Quote:ON ALERT Urgent MI5 warning as Iranian ‘death squads’ are in UK with plots to kidnap & kill BritsThe Sun: RE: Britain Today - Ninurta - 11-18-2022 The US is facing similar challenges, except no one is blowing the whistle, and the gummint is colluding with the infiltrators. Not all of the infiltrators pouring across our southern border are Hispanic. They come from all over the world, through Mexico, to infiltrate the US. They are paying the Mexican cartels between 15,000 and 25,000 dollars per body to get themselves smuggled in, and then they vanish into the heartlands. Not only is BidenHarris not arresting them, or even looking for them, his regime is actually facilitating their border crossings. That's what comes from a regime getting too cozy with it's enemies and handing them concession after concession. It worries me slightly, because Iran does have reason, reason that I won't go into, to come calling here. All I can say is that if they do, DHS cannot have the bodes. Those will be mine, to dispose of as I see fit - no BidenHarris regime DHS accolades for them! The only flowers on their graves will be the weeds that grow wild, and their weeping widows and children will never know what became of them. Mi5 also seems to be tearing another page out of the BidenHarris regime playbook - allegations of "far right" death squads. Here they are calling them "home-grown extremist white supremacists", since someone pointed out that Nazis - "neo" or otherwise - are not "right" at all. Nazis are, by definition, Leftists. National SOCIALIST Party. It's right there in their name for all to see. I would also point out that if they are "seeking to acquire" home-made weapons in the UK, they are doing it wrong. One does not "seek to acquire" home -made weapons, one MAKES them at home. Kinda just what it says in the phrase itself. Furthermore, folks should hope and pray that they get "3D printed weapons", because those are for any practical purpose utterly useless. They blow up in the firer's face after one or two shots, and have to be manually reloaded for each shot. Fear of them has been vastly over-hyped - they are as dangerous, and probably more so, to the firer as they are to the target. They are like the WWII "Liberator" pistol, except less reliable and more explosion-prone. Don't worry, UK - you're still as safe as you ever were. I would, however, recommend keeping a weather eye out for inhospitable swarthy characters in the neighborhood, and pre-preparation of shallow ditches in the back garden, and keeping a supply of rare endangered plants on hand to decorate the filled-in mounds with. That way, it's illegal to dig the mounds flower beds up to see what is beneath.... . RE: Britain Today - BIAD - 11-18-2022 (11-18-2022, 08:46 PM)Ninurta Wrote: ...I would, however, recommend keeping a weather eye out for inhospitable swarthy characters in I knew it! and I can assure you that this quote will show-up in December's 'Rambler's Monthly' as a subtle warning to all their readers. (Probably with a map!) ![]() RE: Britain Today - EndtheMadnessNow - 11-19-2022 CIA death squads coming back to roost? Funny, the only articles I can find on this are sourced from The Sun. They do like to enlighten us. ![]() Bought a few bags of lime just in case. ![]() Down on the southern border: ![]() Southwest Land Border Encounters RE: Britain Today - Minstrel - 11-19-2022 Unfortunately, I don't know what to believe, anymore. I DO NOT trust a word that comes from the mouths or pens of gubmint spokespersons... Doesn't mean it isn't true - I just have no faith in the integrity of the source. And - even if these 'allegations' are accurate, I still don't know that I would be opposed to the scheme...for the same reasons first mentioned. RE: Britain Today - BIAD - 08-10-2023 Blowing the dust off this thread due to accepting that the British mainstream media have been bombarding the public with a certain way of thinking. However... things may be changing. It seems Lee Anderson is saying what many on this invaded Isle are afraid to say. ![]() RE: Britain Today - EndtheMadnessNow - 08-10-2023 (08-10-2023, 09:57 AM)BIAD Wrote: Blowing the dust off this thread due to accepting that the British mainstream media have been Wow, an MP with a backbone! Are the French vs British wars going to restart? RE: Britain Today - BIAD - 08-10-2023 (08-10-2023, 07:22 PM)EndtheMadnessNow Wrote: Wow, an MP with a backbone! Are the French vs British wars going to restart? Both the French and the Brits need to do something and soon! But it's true, the old UK-based media hate British culture and find those they supposedly create news for, beneath them. ![]() RE: Britain Today - BIAD - 08-12-2023 It's just another day in Londonistan... ![]() Quote:West London woman, 33, accused of murdering woman, 57, severing her head and throwing it into a canalMy London: Quote:South London teenager stabbed 16-year-old on Brixton Victoria Line train in front of screaming passengersMy London Article: RE: Britain Today - EndtheMadnessNow - 08-12-2023 After reading the shocking severed head story with “large quantities of blood” I gotta balance the thread out with some light humor... ![]() RE: Britain Today - BIAD - 08-24-2023 Britain's ClownWorld continues and reminds me of a true story I posted in the archived RN website many years ago. (An edited version of it is below the video) A True Story. During the days of my working-life and when the world didn't seem as crazy as it is today, I used to enjoy creative writing. I still do, but the imagination-part seems to be on a sabbatical and I'll bet it's browning it's skin somewhere on a tropical beach instead of developing it's muscles for a invigorating return to take me on another exciting journey! The job I had was a solitary one. In another thread, I related how it involved image manipulation for a small newspaper and included property-for-sale pictures, advertising logos and performing procedures to keep a conservative perception to what the readers saw. I worked evenings in a large office with nobody else except the odd Journalist who visited from another floor to ask a favour or to give directions on how an image should be presented. Since the work wasn't dramatically time-sensitive, I would occasionally type out an idea for a story and if I could flesh it out enough as a short piece of fiction, I'd dare myself to post it on the company's public website for perusal. Sadly, the site closed and many of the tales were lost. But during that twilight time, one my yarns -'Jason King Loves Me', received a comment from someone that brought up an unusual situation that had no real connection with the story I had offered. Jason King was a character from the television world of my youth. The late-Peter Wyngarde played a famboyant author who doubled as a crime-fighter and always got the girl. The part came as a spin-off from a series titled 'Department S', a British seventies spy-fi adventure series that involved a 'hush-hush' Government outfit solving high-society political corruption. The manner that the character was projected always made me smile and considering Mr. Wyngarde's private tribulations that led to his career suffering, when I wrote the piece, I steeled myself from mocking the public's view on homosexuality at that particular period. King was a womaniser, who enjoyed the high-life and good wine. But the realities of the actor and the television entertainment rarely meet and the latter must always outweigh the former to keep the Blue Pill real in the minds of the audience. Sorry for the waffling, but it needed telling! The light-hearted story was about a young and eager television production company employee who was involved in the re-invention of the suave and appealing character. The stage-hand's self-meditations poked fun at the actors failings that were rarely exposed and described the indulgent manner the thespian profession enjoys. The young man becomes involved in a dangerous situation and a vagrant, a rough-looking stranger who'd crept onto the set, swoops in and saves the employee from certain death. The dishevelled drifter was of course, the original actor of Jason King. There was a descriptive comment I wrote that made a simple tongue-in-cheek tale morph into a conduit between myself and someone I still don't know to this day. The remark was: "...The smell of old urine hung about him, but I believe that may have been due to his sleeping habits..." -from the saved-employee's depiction of his unkempt saviour. The story had been on the website for around a month and the comment section -just like all the other stories on the page branded 'Tales From The Clock Tower', I guessed would be empty. But on this one Sunday evening, it wasn't (Cue dramatic music!) Someone with a vague nom de plume that I cannot recall, had opined "I am offended that you accused my favourite actor of smelling of urine!" I gulped...! Nobody had ever judged my silly tales. In fact, I had imagined that nobody had actually read my musings. Under the single fluorescent light and with a semi-religious radio show murmuring in the background (it was a quaint local channel and was the only frequency that the bashed-and-bruised radio set could pick up!)... I re-read the obiter dictum. There was someone out there! Looking around in the gloom of the darkened office, I nibbled my bottom-lip and holding my breath I typed my reply. 'Sorry... I'll change it' and I did. The sentence became something like: "...an aura of forgotten alleyways and damp doorways" The evening went on just as all the others before and I assumed, like the many stacked-up ahead of me in time. At ten o'clock, I'd shuffle along to a nearby pub for a beer and roughhouse banter, then wandered back with my head down to ignore whatever drunken bacchanal that staggered too close or asked from the shadows for a spare cigarette. The Gotham Walk, I used to call it. With flat-screen monitors still a facet of the 'Living-on-the-moon' dream they'd promised me as a kid, I approached my desk from the same type of obscurity that the guy asking for a smoke lived in and wondered what the barrel-of-a-screen would offer me next. Sundays usually meant ten or fifteen feature images for a nice article about a fancy nearby mansion or a group of photos that lend optics to a story on the days of steam trains. Tomorrow's deadline had passed and these were for Tuesday's editions. Cropping, removing blemishes -especially with old images and colour appreciation were in my quiver and my verve to deliver was my bow. The Journalists will be wanting to go home. After appeasing the Gods on the next floor, I took out my last sandwich and reducing the work-board of my Photoshop application down onto the lower bar on the screen, my late-evening meal trembled in my hand. There was a reply to my reply. ![]() "I was only joking, I like your stories" it said and my wide eyes glanced again towards the shadows, in case someone from the newspaper company were playing tricks on me. Could it be one of them upstairs...? Could it be those purported to be scribes of the public were revelling in mirth over my tenderfoot prose? There was a small pile of hard-copy photographs resting in the Out-Tray on a day-shift employee's desk and I thought it would be a good idea to deliver them back to the originators. If there's a group of Journalists guffawing at the ruse, I would soon find out with the use of surprise. I raced up the stairs and gathered myself before entering the News-desk. "Er, here's Sally's photos" I mumbled, nonchalantly passing the only Journalist in the room and giving the clock a look-see, I remembered that a Sunday midnight usually meant an early finish for the wordsmiths. The young man in the poor tie waved a hand and went back to his typing. I dumped the pictures on Sally's desk and wandered back to where the Journalist's clacking was the only sound in the room. "If there's nothing else, I'll get my stuff together and call it a night" I said whilst scanning his computer screen. Looking up from his electronic alchemy and offering features that translated to 'piss-off', he nodded and went back to his snooty high-magic. The internet on his computer wasn't active. Realising that running down the two flights of stairs after drinking beer and sitting on my ass for a living wasn't a great idea, I steadied my breath as I looked at my own screen again. "I was wanting to ask you some advice and I've emailed you something" the sentence said. Oh Heavens! ![]() ....................................... That long-dead server, once filled with websites showing ancient photographs of sepia seaside images, clunky gifs decorating accounts of resurrecting a favoured post-war vehicle and someone pretending they could write fictional tales, had the application where a viewer could contact the owner of a particular station. I'd never used it before, but after a few single-finger endeavours, I arrived at the only message I'd received since creating 'Tales From The Clock Tower' It was from the Jason King fan. The email went something like this: 'Hello, I've been reading your stories for some time and I think -considering your place of work, you can help me. I'm a retired teacher and along with my wife -who's still teaching there, was employed at a private all-boys school that receives it's funding through donors and tuition fees. During the years that I taught at the school I will not name, I noticed that many of the pupils from overseas seemed to disappear. I know this sounds odd, but I assure you it's true. They would be in class for a couple of days and then just not attend anymore. The housing of the pupils is on the school premises, but there just never seems to be any commotion when a boy would stop going to class and unjustifiably leaving the school. I was dumbfounded by the lack of concern and the Headmaster at the time advised me to just leave it alone. He remarked that in many of the instances, the boys would just up-and-return back to his own country for various reasons and luckily, a refund wasn't requested. When I retired, the Headmaster also called it a day. A new chap took his place and to be candid, he reminded me of a used-car salesman. From my wife's information, he looked on the disappearances as merely abscondence, a developing youngster finding his manhood in a new country and the school keeping the price! Due to my wife's position at the school, I cannot tell you anything more about the school as it may effect our income. I apologise for the lack of details, but I wondered if your newspaper could investigate in such a way that offers no impression of my contact. What do you think? Yours, the reader.' I switched off the computer and put my sandwich box into my satchel. This wasn't right. My taxi-ride home found me nodding at whatever the chirpy driver was telling whilst my mind roamed the world of Sherlock Holmes. "What do I think?" -I mean, what could I possibly think?! Young men from other lands coming here under the guise of being educated and then -either being kidnapped like out of a drunken Enid Blyton story and kept for possibly barbarous acts, or slipping away to meet cohorts in the dead of night for reasons of cunning and dangerous means. It would be Tuesday before I went back to work and I arrived early. The Editor, a man younger than myself, was busying himself in his office when I tapped on his door. Peter was always glad to to see me and didn't hold that aloofness some Journalists seemed to carry when dealing with other departments. Sitting across the desk from me with a look of attentiveness, he listened as I told him what I've told you. The vertical blinds behind him struggled to staunch the sunlight from creating a deity-like aura around the Editor as he digested the account of of the disappearing schoolboys. I commented that it would make a good story and if true, could promote the newspaper in the environs of a competing industry. "You're being trolled..." Peter announced -interrupting my sales-pitch, "...whoever this person is, he's playing you because of where you work" he added. I had pondered this before, but considering I'd never related on the website that I was employed at a newspaper, how would the unknown contact have known I would be the appropriate person? I put this to Peter and added that even though the larger holding-company that owned the newspaper had built the server for local community needs and a platform to advertise from, would it really make sense to scour the fifty-or-so websites in hope of catching somebody who had access to a news outlet? "Your email address has a media connection, that's how he got you... " he said sympathetically "...It's not much, but it does imply you're connected to the company". I nodded because it made sense, my lack of internet knowledge was very limited and the obvious had slipped by. "I'd just leave it alone, if such a thing was happening, the Police and someone from the school would've contacted us by now" the Editor added and with that, I thanked him for his sage advice and left to start work. Later back at my desk and as the images for Wednesday's newspaper dwindled in my 'TO DO' folder, I thought about on a stranger had gotten the better of me and yanked my chain good and proper. When my tasks were done, I warily opened the web-server to see if the Troll had impatiently pushed his trick any further. The Tales Of The Clock Tower didn't appear, instead there was something called 'Tales Of The Countryside' emblazoned itself across my screen with quaint photographs of lamb-filled meadows and a snow-blasted hill range with a huddled cottage enduring the weather. The labourer-fingers inherited from my father had bludgeoned the wrong keys. On my own site, the private emails contained no messages about young frightened men in school uniforms bound in rope in a dingy cellar or a gang of foreign youths from different countries clandestinely attempting a coup of traditions. Apart from the initial message, everything was back to normal. Pressing 'return' and not realising that it would take me back to the amateur-photographer's domain, I sighed as I lazily followed the pictures and descriptions down to the bottom of the page. A lone willow tree at dusk and two fishing trawlers tied on a lonely quayside tracked my idle inspection. You know when when there's a thing called a 'Eureka moment'? When the air around you seems to compact and stop sound, when it seems that the tactile world you know is always there, moves slightly to the right and you're momentarily set adrift. That was what I felt. Right at the bottom of web-page, just like my own repository of quixotic musings -with exception that the first part of the address, this photographer's contact information was the same as mine. The individual titles of the web-pages made up the first part of the address, but the final part related to the whole server! Any relevance to me and where I worked wasn't there! I quickly accessed my messaging area, opened a 'Reply' text box and gathered myself for the serious situation I'd found myself. Looking over the large monitor to make sure no snickering Editor or chuckling Journalists were waiting in the gloom of the unlit room, I carefully typed my thoughts to the retired teacher who worried for his lost boys. ....................................... That was over thirty years-ago, Tales From The Clock Tower and it's fellow websites are long gone and I doubt even the 'Archive Machine' could even find 'em. Whoever it was that first sent that message never replied to my email. There's been no local scoop about missing schoolboys or wealthy families from abroad concerned that letters to their male children go unanswered. No bloated bodies wrapped in decaying school uniforms were dredged from nearby pools, nor were lost and unintelligible youngsters discovered walking the highways and byways of England. Nothing. Is the unknown education facility still accepting overseas pupils and allowing them to slip away into the hustle-and-bustle of British society and all the while, caressing the currency for such strange journeys? Could it be that at the same time I was hailing my cab in the night, shadows darker than the shadows surrounding them met in the crepuscule of the dank alleyways and plotted their long-term schemes of calamity? Who knows...? Well, maybe a stumbling storyteller and a retired follower of Jason King do. ![]() RE: Britain Today - BIAD - 08-30-2023 I won't comment. ![]() Quote:Notting Hill Carnival violence ‘unacceptable’, say police, as youth brandish machetesThe Evening Standard: RE: Britain Today - Ninurta - 08-31-2023 (08-30-2023, 11:02 AM)BIAD Wrote: I won't comment. Regarding the first part of that video, 1950's London, notice the horse riders. I've never understood why equestrians romp on a horse's back like that. I'm just a dumbass hillbilly, but when I'm on horseback, I move with the horse, I don't romp on it's spine like I'm trying to break it's back. If I was a horse, I'd kick the living shit out of anyone that got within my reach if they looked "equestrian". When I was at college at Virginia Intermont, they had an "Equestrian" program that was designed to teach rich kids (mostly rich girls - 'cause even rich girls gotta have a vocation!) how to ride a horse and then give them a degree (no shit, a DEGREE!) in horse-riding. They taught them that crazy romping crap too. Horses are expensive - why would anyone try to break one in half instead of take good care of it? Not to mention those silly outfits they wore, or those half-assed "saddles" that looked more like a saddle blanket than a proper saddle with a saddle horn and all. Folks is funny. And often foolish. As for the rest, I reckon I'll start keeping my machete close to my vest now, since that appears to be the weapon of the day these days. I don't know why they can't carry proper swords if they can carry machetes, but it ain't my city to figure out, I guess. And, if I ever go to London, rest assured that I will be wearing a heavy steel cod-piece - maybe they sell them on E-bay - just in case I get assaulted by one of those crazy Haitian or Dominican chicks in the same way they are assaulting those other poor hapless gentlemen in the videos. That looks pretty tragic and horrific. Some collard-green eatin' bitch come at me with an ass that's 40 axe-handles across the beam like that, and she's gonna get a surprise that she NEVER expected! I guarantee it won't be fun for her, since clearly it wouldn't be fun for me, either. I am prone to defend myself from any sort of assault, whether from man or beast... or what's trying to pass as a woman. Assault is assault. They'd be better off staying their asses at home and eating some more cookies than coming out and threatening me with dat ass! . RE: Britain Today - BIAD - 08-31-2023 (08-31-2023, 09:03 AM)Ninurta Wrote: ...When I was at college at Virginia Intermont, they had an "Equestrian" program that was designed to teach rich kids (mostly rich girls - 'cause even rich girls gotta have a vocation!) how to ride a horse and then give them a degree (no shit, a DEGREE!) in horse-riding. They taught them that crazy romping crap too. Horses are expensive - why would anyone try to break one in half instead of take good care of it? Not to mention those silly outfits they wore, or those half-assed "saddles" that looked more like a saddle blanket than a proper saddle with a saddle horn and all... You're correct and your words say it all! The 'riding' through leafy parks of London in the fifties, sixties and seventies was a display of pompous wealth of the upper-classes. ![]() Quote:....As for the rest, I reckon I'll start keeping my machete close to my vest now, since that appears to be the weapon of the day these days. I don't know why they can't carry proper swords if they can carry machetes, but it ain't my city to figure out, I guess. And, if I ever go to London, rest assured that I will be wearing a heavy steel cod-piece - maybe they sell them on E-bay - just in case I get assaulted by one of those crazy Haitian or Dominican chicks in the same way they are assaulting those other poor hapless gentlemen in the videos. That looks pretty tragic and horrific. Some collard-green eatin' bitch come at me with an ass that's 40 axe-handles across the beam like that, and she's gonna get a surprise that she NEVER expected! I guarantee it won't be fun for her, since clearly it wouldn't be fun for me, either. I am prone to defend myself from any sort of assault, whether from man or beast... or what's trying to pass as a woman. Assault is assault. They'd be better off staying their asses at home and eating some more cookies than coming out and threatening me with dat ass! You're correct and your words say it all! The twerking in the suburbs of Notting Hill today is a display of bestial belief of current diverse classes. ![]() RE: Britain Today - Ninurta - 09-01-2023 (08-31-2023, 11:42 AM)BIAD Wrote:Quote:....As for the rest, I reckon I'll start keeping my machete close to my vest now, since that appears to be the weapon of the day these days. I don't know why they can't carry proper swords if they can carry machetes, but it ain't my city to figure out, I guess. And, if I ever go to London, rest assured that I will be wearing a heavy steel cod-piece - maybe they sell them on E-bay - just in case I get assaulted by one of those crazy Haitian or Dominican chicks in the same way they are assaulting those other poor hapless gentlemen in the videos. That looks pretty tragic and horrific. Some collard-green eatin' bitch come at me with an ass that's 40 axe-handles across the beam like that, and she's gonna get a surprise that she NEVER expected! I guarantee it won't be fun for her, since clearly it wouldn't be fun for me, either. I am prone to defend myself from any sort of assault, whether from man or beast... or what's trying to pass as a woman. Assault is assault. They'd be better off staying their asses at home and eating some more cookies than coming out and threatening me with dat ass! That sort of misbehavior is so common that they actually have a name for it? Well, I reckon "twerking" IS shorter and easier to say than "The attack of the giant flabby ass"! . RE: Britain Today - EndtheMadnessNow - 09-05-2023 PSA: Laughing gas in now prohibited! Banning drugs worked so well let's try this too! Schools and hospitals in danger of collapse but NITROUS OXIDE! Bloody hell! ![]() ![]() Antisocial behaviour: how to get help Quote:Nitrous oxide: Laughing gas ban could harm users, experts warn It's been reported that the Covid vax has exhibited same symptoms in some people. Weird. Hmm, is the pendulum starting to swing the other way? This will happen in the USA too. Just wait. ![]() ![]() On the flip-side I've heard the Home Office is a department inside government run by the woke civil service who think they run the country. ![]() When a problem comes along You must whip it Before the cream sets out too long You must whip it When something's going wrong You must whip it Shape it up Get straight Go forward Move ahead Try to detect it It's not too late To whip it Whip it good. -Devo Cheers! ![]() RE: Britain Today - BIAD - 09-05-2023 Every Kid killed in Londinistan in 2023. I dunno, there's something... ![]() RE: Britain Today - EndtheMadnessNow - 09-07-2023 WTF is going on over there??? ![]() Witchcraft in Glasgow PSA: Be aware of the use of El even (11) in the media, it’s used as a transition and gateway for energy harvesting. RE: Britain Today - EndtheMadnessNow - 09-08-2023 Story of the day... ![]() Quote:A yoga class was mistaken for a "ritual mass murder" scene after members of the public saw several people lying on the floor and reported it to police. Only the best from BBC news! I guess the poor Karen freaked out. Journo's name checks out too. RE: Britain Today - BIAD - 10-22-2023 Because multiculturalism works. ![]() Quote:Predator who said it was OK to try and rape sleeping woman at King's Cross Station locked upMy London: |