Slow Horses.

I've just binge-watched the spy series "Slow Horses" on Apple TV (I have a free three month trial, so I haven't sold out to the tech sweatshop yet). 

It's a pretty good and well-written series, I liked it a lot.

I do like the interplay between the shiny supposed high-tech headquarters of MI.5 and the dingy home of the slow horses, the rejects that get sent to Slough House.

Gary Oldman plays the Gritty, World-Weary but Wiley head of Slough House and is fantastic in the role.

I was recommended the series by my boss and I can recommend it to anyone reading this blog. 

WTFs for the Week.

I thought I'd create this post as I have questions about several items in the news this week.

M62 closed by Snow.

Time was, the M62 was always kept open by a batallon of gritters and snowploughs, as a last bastion link across the Pennines. I remember back in the 90s I remember driving along the M62 in snowy conditions in a queue of traffic headed by a trio of snowploughs pushing the snow to the hard shoulder. Now in these "can't manage a piss up in a brewery" times, that sort of co-ordination and resource provision is a thing of the past 

Head of WHO in Yemen. 

The news is reporting Israeli airstrikes in Yemen against the Houthis close to where the head of the WHO was at the time.

But no-one is asking WTF was the head of the WHO (not some underling, the head of the organisation) was doing in Yemen.

Are Muslims Far-Right?

I'm getting yet more reports of government reporting antisemitism and blaming it on the far-right. Yet that same antisemitism is purpetrated by Muslims. Muslims can't be friends of the far-left AND be far-right antisemites at the same time. Unless someone is lying.

 

Trigger-Happy.

In the past week a US F-18 fighter and an airliner have been shot down. The F-18 by its own side and the airliner by forces in Azerbaijan. People are getting trigger-happy and that's not a good thing.

Boxing Day Shopping Fail.

The shops that opened on Boxing day report a poor response from shoppers. No surprise there as Starmer's financial thumbscrews continue to apply pressure and hurt the public. Retail is going to have some big names disappear next year.

Plus next year car owners get clobbered for higher car tax. Some of the predictions are pretty shit. Car manufacturers should be up in arms because no-one in their right mind will be paying over six grand for road tax on a new car. That's fucking ludicrous.

Peter Mandleson to be UK Ambassador to the USA.

The biggest WTF moment of the week. Isn't he dead yet? If he's alive he must be some sort of living fossil. Seriously, of all the people that could do the job, Mandleson was the best candidate? Fuck me. Starmer really wants to piss the Donald off something fierce. I suppose so he can run to the EUSSR instead. Don't think we can't see it you fucking moron Starmer.

More on Boaver: Still Smouldering and a way of Identifying Where your Dairy Products Come From.

The Boaver issue is still smouldering along. Totally ignored by Mainstream media, the alternative media are still highlighting the issue and providing ways of identifying the source of the dairy products on UK shelves. 

This lady has done some work and has found a list of the codes that identify the source of Dairy products.  

There is a link on her video to the file that gives you all the Source codes for Dairy Products. I won't nick it and put it here, click on her video and like it while you download the spreadsheet file. 

But just as an extract, I've extracted the Arla codes. There are other dairies involved in the Boaver scandal, so it's worth doing a bit of homework to identify the ones to avoid.

GZ 001	Arla Food Limited
CQ 418	Arla Foods
EX 001	Arla Foods
AY 023	Arla Foods Limited
OS 001	Arla Foods Limited
DE 003	Arla Foods Limited
AC 006	Arla Foods Limited
CV 001	Arla Foods ltd
EN 006	Arla Foods Plc
LD 210	Arla Foods plc
WD 034	Arla Foods UK
CY 003	Arla Milk Link Limited

Of course the mainstream thinking is that scientists say there is no Boaver in milk. But that isn't exactly true. There will always be crossovers from food to milk. I don't know of any unnatural substance that isn't transferred.

What the scientists may mean is there aren't toxic amounts of Boaver in milk. There may still be trace amounts. I'd like to see studies on consuming trace amounts of Boaver in dairy products over ten or twenty years. 

Or the experts may say that there is no evidence to support the theory that the doses supplied in animal feed are dangerous to humans. That's because the long-term studies haven't been done yet. The only evidence is that Boaver isn't harmful to the dairy cows it's being given too. Nothing at all about the animals that consume the byproducts of that dairy cow. i.e. the meat and milk.

In the studies that I can see online, there ARE trace amounts of 3-nitrooxypropanol (Boaver) detected in milk, with a higher amount detected in the meat of the animal as it builds up in the body. There isn't zero as the experts say. If Boaver builds up over time in the meat of the animal, then it's going to do the same in the meat (the body) of the person drinking the milk. 

Yet again we're being used as lab rats in some giant experiment. Fuck that!

Hopefully the list in the video above will help people have to more easily chose their dairy products and reduce their exposure to this experiment.

But this is evidence yet again that science is being co-opted by the climate death cult. They do not care about the long-term impact on the people, only that in the short-term Methane is being reduced. Down the line, tens of thousands of people could be adversely affected, but that doesn't matter: the corporate virtue has been signalled and to hell with the consequences.