COMMUTERS in south Manchester have slammed the Government for reneging on its promise to expand the Metrolink.
They are furious that the Department of Transport pulled the plug on the £520 million project after realising the real funding needed for the "Big Bang" extension was nearer the £1 billion mark.
Judith Roberts, 60, from West Didsbury, said: "I think it's terrible that the Government has gone back on its pledge. I do my shopping in various places around Manchester and I was looking forward to using the Metro. Now I'll have to keep getting the bus."
Gwen Tyrer, 80, from Whalley Range, was looking forward to using the Didsbury spur to visit her daughter in Chorlton, but now those plans have been dashed.
She said: "This is a huge disappointment for so many people. It would have made a huge difference for people like me who use public transport, because trams are so much better than buses. I know a lot of people in Chorlton and I told them that soon I would be able to just hop on the Metrolink to visit them. At the end of the day it has come down to money, and a lack of foresight, and the Government has let us down. I think it's terrible that the Government has gone back on its word."
Student Steve Vernon, 21, from Didsbury, was looking forward to taking the Metro to college but his hopes, too, have been dashed by this week's shock news.
He said: "It's incredible - the Government wants us to use public transport more yet they fail to find the money for a public transport system that so many people would have used. It's so disappointing. I was going to use the Metro to go to college but now I'll have to carry on using my van, which is more of a burden for me and does much more harm to the environment. And quite frankly the buses in Manchester are rubbish."
Kath Price, from Ladybarn, said: "I'm so disappointed - I was looking forward to using the Metro to go further much quicker and with much less hassle. I was going to use it to get out to places like Salford and I wouldn't have bothered with the bus anymore. And getting to the airport would have been a doddle on the tram." The Metrolink fiasco has also stung south Manchester's traders, who were rubbing their hands at the thought of all the extra trade the Metrolink would bring.
Audrey Hulme, who helps run Sew-In of Didsbury, said: "This is a blow for shopkeepers in the village, no doubt about that. A shop like ours wool would have benefited enormously because people travel from far afield to buy wool."
Feelings have also been running high in Chorlton, where the Metrolink would have linked with the Didsbury spur.
New Chorlton councillor Angela Gallagher said: "The Metrolink extension through to Chorlton would have helped ease the horrendous traffic congestion in the area. This is a massive blow for Chorlton and a kick in the teeth for local people."
Cllr John Leech said: "Once again Manchester has been let down by the Labour Government and the empty promises of Manchester's Labour MPs. Why can money be found for London but not for Manchester? For too long the Labour Government has taken the people of Manchester for granted and this is yet another example of Labour letting us down."
Yasmin Zalzala, who stood for the Liberal Democrats in Withington in the last General Election, said: "I'm absolutely appalled by this decision - Keith Bradley promised us the Metrolink was coming, but I said all along the money wasn't there. So much for his promises."
Levenshulme Councillor Keith Whitmore said: "It's extremely disappointing news and people in south Manchester have a right to feel very angry. We have been led on that the scheme had been approved and everything was on track, but now we've been left with a piecemeal system which is not going to be completed."
Councillor Richard Leese, leader of Manchester City Council, said the Metrolink decision was "a major blow" to the area. He added: "This is an appalling decision which fundamentally fails to recognise the inherent success of Metrolink to date. We remain steadfast in our determination to bring an expanded Metrolink to the area and will continue to impress upon ministers the central importance of this scheme to our future economic success."
The council is now asking for an urgent meeting with the secretary of state and Greater Manchester MPs to ensure that in future Government spending decisions "properly reflected" the region's transport needs.
Published 22 July 2004


Blasphemy and Bullshit: Muslim Migration and Leftist Malice Fuel Islamic Intolerance, Not “Liberal Cowardice”
Regicide — the killing of a king — is at the heart of chess. But most people don’t know that. When a victorious player announces “Checkmate,” he’s really saying “Shah mat,” which traditionally means “The king is dead” in Persian.
The Trotskyist libertarian Tom Slater has recently got it the other way around. He knew he was saying “Shah is dead,” but he didn’t realize that he was also announcing “Checkmate” for himself and his comrades. What am I talking about? Well, seven years after it happened, Furedi’s fanatical freedom fighters have finally given the horrible murder of Asad Shah a little of the attention that it has always deserved. Tom Slater is the editor of the web-magazine Spiked Online, where cognitive clones of the Jewish sociologist Frank Furedi gather to demand the greatest possible freedom for the greatest possible number. Inspired by the mass-murdering Jewish megalomaniac Leon Trotsky, they are particularly vocal about free speech. They want lots more of it, but they can’t be honest about why there’s lots less of it in the modern West.
Frank Furedi’s ferocious freedom-fighter Tom Slater
Some of the Muslims whom Tom Slater wants to enter Britain in unlimited numbers (Photograph: EPA)
Slater’s recent article at Spiked was a good example of that dishonesty and of the bullshit peddled by libertarians who warmly welcome mass migration from the Third World, but don’t welcome its inevitable consequences. The article is called “The shameful story of Britain’s backdoor blasphemy laws.” It should be called “The entirely predictable story of Britain’s backdoor blasphemy laws.” Slater wrote well and reasoned woefully as he finally broke Spiked ’s “shameful” seven-year silence on the horrible murder of a gentle and tolerant Ahmadi Muslim called Asad Shah. He described how Shah was stabbed and stamped to death by the mainstream Muslim Tanveer Ahmed in 2016, but he wasn’t honest about why the murder happened. Slater said that the Ahmadis are “a small Muslim sect deemed to be heretical by many Muslims.” In fact, they’re deemed heretical by all orthodox Muslims, and in Pakistan Ahmadis are forbidden by law from referring to themselves as Muslim and practising the standard Muslim faith. Slater didn’t mention any of that, for obvious reasons. I give him credit for finally discussing Shah’s murder, but he is still being dishonest and evading the truth. The subtitle of his article ran like this: “Liberal cowardice has fuelled Islamic intolerance — and cost lives.” In fact, the only role played by “liberals” in the murder of Asad Shah was that of allowing Tanveer Ahmed to enter Britain. He came here with his “Islamic intolerance” fully formed and was ready to accept any judicial consequences for putting it into practice.
Islam + free speech = Islam
In other words, no amount of “liberal courage” would have stopped him stabbing and stamping Asad Shah to death. After doing that, he waited calmly at a bus-stop to be arrested, put on trial and sentenced to life in prison. In the eyes of other orthodox Muslims, he was now a ghazi, a “hero” who had defended the honor of the Prophet against a blasphemous Ahmadi. If Britain still had the death-penalty, he would have accepted execution just as readily. That would have made him not just a ghazi but also a shahid, a “martyr” for Muhammad. After all, Pakistan still honors the sacred memory of Ghazi-Shahid Ilm-Deen, a Muslim saint who stabbed a Hindu blasphemer to death in 1929 and was executed under the British Raj. A few years later, in 1938, Muslims living in Britain “ceremoniously committed to the flames” a copy of H.G. Wells’s A Short History of the World (1922), because it contained what they considered to be offensive references to the Prophet Muhammad. Muslims attack free speech because they are Muslims, not because they are emboldened by “liberal cowardice.”
Slater did not mention any of that highly relevant history in his article about Asad Shah. Nor did he explain why leftists have imported Muslims into Britain in such large numbers. If he’d done that, he couldn’t have pretended that “liberal cowardice” was to blame for Islamic intolerance. And why have leftists imported Muslims? Because they want to use Muslims as footsoldiers in the leftist war on the Christian West, of course. That’s why leftists don’t want to challenge Muslims in any way. The rape-gangs of Rotherham operated with impunity under a Labour council and a Labour MP called Denis MacShane. When MacShane was jailed for fraud in 2013, he was saluted at the Jewish Chronicle as “one of the [Jewish] community’s greatest champions.” In other words, he’d done what he became a Labour MP to do: serve rich Jews and spit on working-class Whites. As its very name proclaims, the Labour party was founded to champion the White working class, but it was long ago subverted and taken over by Jewish money and Jewish ideology. Now it hates the White working-class and works to harm their interests, even as it works to import and privilege non-Whites from the violent, corrupt and diseased Third World.
Cognitive controller Frank Furedi
Tom Slater and his comrades at Spiked haven’t merely celebrated Third-World immigration: for decades they’ve demanded open borders for Third-Worlders to flood in without limit. That’s why they have to pretend that “liberal cowardice has fuelled Islamic intolerance.” It hasn’t. Leftists hate free speech and have imported Muslim enemies of free speech as allies in their battle to censor and silence their right-wing and race-realist enemies. Libertarians have played the role of useful idiots in all that. And when Slater complains about “state multiculturalism” encouraging Muslims “to see themselves as separate and distinct,” he fails to mention that leftism in general, just like Trotskyism in particular, feeds off division and separatism. Migration and multiculturalism go together as naturally as Marxism and mendacity, because the same anti-White elite that imposed non-White migration on the unwilling White majority was, naturally enough, eager to begin privileging non-Whites over Whites. When Slater’s cognitive controller Frank Furedi celebrated the resistance of his birthplace Hungary to “all the crap” of wokeness, he didn’t mention that Hungary resists wokeness because Hungary is still overwhelmingly White.
And Hungary intends to remain that way, because it isn’t ruled by lovers of open borders like Frank Furedi. The Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán believes in “procreation, not immigration.” That’s why he’s denounced as a racist and anti-Semite by minority-worshipping leftists in the ethnically enriched West. The Whiteness of Hungary explains why subversive, anti-White organizations like Black Lives Matter (BLM) aren’t able to take root and metastasize there. There aren’t enough Blacks and other non-Whites in Hungary to provide fertile soil for pernicious Jewish ideologies like Critical Race Theory (CRT). But there are more than enough non-Whites in Britain for CRT to take root. And more than enough Muslims for “Islamic intolerance” to flourish here. Indeed, Slater inadvertently explained another big reason for Muslims to be “intolerant” in defense of their faith:
Freedom of speech would not exist without blasphemy, without radicals and troublemakers who dared to say heretical, rude and offensive things about Gods and prophets. This is what freedom of speech is built on. To throw all of that out in an attempt to shield a religious group from offence is not caring or anti-racist. Quite the opposite. It smears all Muslim Brits as hardline and intolerant, incapable of having their views challenged, incapable of being full and equal citizens in a modern liberal democracy, relegated to the status of overgrown infants or volatile brutes who must be tiptoed around forever. (The shameful story of Britain’s backdoor blasphemy laws, Spiked Online, 12th March 2023)
Muslims and the leftists who import them don’t want Muslims to be “full and equal citizens.” They want Muslims to be superior to Whites and Christians. And Muslims don’t believe in “modern liberal democracy.” They can see very clearly what has happened to Christianity thanks to free speech and secularism. Christianity has degenerated and now grovels before secularism and before other religions. Here, for example, is the degenerate Justin Welby, the current archbishop of Canterbury, literally groveling before non-Whites in Hindu India:
Justin Welby grovels before non-Whites in India (Photograph: Narinder Nanu/AFP/Getty Images)
Justin Welby, “the definition of all that is wrong in modern Man”
As Andrew Joyce has said of Welby at the Occidental Observer: “At the heart of this disease [of GloboHomo in Christianity] is the Archbishop of Canterbury and leader of the Church of England, Justin Welby, a man who looks [as if] ten minutes of manual labor would actually kill him. He is the definition of all that is wrong in modern Man.” Compare Welby with the imam who sat beside a white policeman performing the kaffir krawl in the latest case of “liberal cowardice”:
A black-clad imam secretly laughs beside a krawling kaffir
Would that imam grovel before non-Muslims? Of course not. Would he apologize for any of Islam’s numerous crimes? Of course not. Unlike the vast majority of modern Christians, he would happily die for his faith. It’s also obvious that he would happily kill for it, like these energetic and enthusiastic Muslims in his Pakistani homeland:
A mob in eastern Pakistan stormed a police station on Saturday [11th February 2023], snatched a Muslim man accused of blasphemy from custody and lynched him, in the country’s latest religion-linked killing. Muhammad Waris, in his mid-30s, was in police custody in Nankana Sahib, in Punjab province, for desecrating pages of the Qur’an.
“The angry mob stormed the police station using a wooden ladder, dragged him out and beat him to death,” Waqas Khalid, a police spokesperson, told the Guardian. “After lynching, they were still not satisfied and tried to burn his body,” he added.
There have been a number of cases in Muslim-majority Pakistan of angry mob killings of people accused of blasphemy, the most high-profile among them the lynching of a Sri Lankan citizen in 2021. Blasphemy is a highly sensitive issue in Pakistan, where even false allegations can stir violence. Under Pakistani law, charges of blasphemy carry the death penalty. Video of the incident posted on social media showed hundreds of young people surrounding a police station. There was footage of people dragging a man by his legs in the street, stripping him naked and beating him with metal rods and sticks. (Mob storms Pakistan police station and lynches man accused of blasphemy, The Guardian, 12th February 2023)
That kind of thing happens regularly in Pakistan: see Wikipedia’s “List of blasphemy cases in Pakistan.” But you won’t see any mention of such things in Spiked, because Tom Slater and his comrades prefer to ignore how Pakistanis and other Muslims behave on their home-ground. After all, it’s embarrassingly clear that “liberal cowardice” in Britain does nothing to “fuel” “Islamic intolerance” in Pakistan. The same kind of Pakistani Muslims are now destroying free speech in Britain because of mass migration, not because of “liberal cowardice.” The only way to avoid conflict with or capitulation to fanatics like that is not to let them enter your country. Leftists, of course, want to collaborate with fanatics like that in the leftist war on the White West and its Christian heritage. And how have the libertarian Tom Slater and his comrades responded as, decade after decade, leftist enemies of free speech have imported Muslim enemies of free speech? They’ve warmly supported it. Now Slater is lamenting the entirely predictable consequences. He’s also asking: “Did we learn nothing from Asad Shah?”
Well, Tom, it’s difficult to learn lessons from a murder if for seven years you never acknowledge that it took place, let alone discuss it and stress its horrible significance. In all that time, Slater and other senior writers at Spiked never did acknowledge the murder of Asad Shah. By contrast, I’ve been discussing it at the Occidental Observer and stressing its horrible significance ever since it happened: see here, here, here, here, here, here and here. To his credit, Tom Slater has now broken the “shameful” silence at Spiked. To his discredit, he is still refusing to be honest about Asad Shah’s death. It was not the product of “liberal cowardice,” but of Muslim migration and leftist malice. You cannot protect blasphemers with bullshit. The self-proclaimed libertarians at Spiked support both free speech and open borders. That’s not merely stupid: it’s suicidal.
My post is a bit off-topic, tangentially touching the subject of our cowardice.
I’m of Romanian origins, I’ve worked and lived in places like Afghanistan, Qatar, Algeria, Reunion island and now I reside in France.
I’m race conscious since….forever. Because we Romanians have a major Gipsy problem. They are overwhelmingly Christians, most of them Orthodox, but some of them find it useful to join Protestant churches so they can use the donations for real estate speculation.
Here in France I’ve observed Arab Muslim behavior and I find striking similarities, despite different religions. Both, Christian Tzigani and Muslim Arabs utilize methodical, unnecessary violence as means of intimidation of White majority. They both show solidarity with their own and leave aside their internal differences when dealing with Whites. Both peoples spend their life on the streets, men would congregate naturally on the sidewalks of their neighborhoods. Both peoples glorify violence and manliness. Both find satisfaction in having sex with White women, but don’t respect her enough to marry her. They have the same inferiority complexes towards Majority Whites and exhibit same hatred and will to dominate and replace them.
Tzigani are just as clannish as Arabs.
My point is that whenever a people that surpassed tribal organization and evolved into a nation, when in contact with a Tribal population has but two options: either place them in an inferiority position by law (segregation, reduced or no political rights) or be dominated and destroyed by the Tribals.
We cannot devolve back to tribalism and show the same solidarity and cohesion as Tribals. We must find political means to dominate them, because civilized men are atomized and cannot deal with clans on their own. Religion is irrelevant when peoples organized in Nations are dealing with Tribes.
Merci pour cet intéressant commentaire.
I would add that their inferiority complex plays a very big role in their apparent disrespect for white women. They know that sane, proud and intelligent white women want nothing to do with them and they take their revenge on the ones who are degraded enough to accept their advances. They are ugly, their women are ugly and they know it. ( exceptions : the very rare ones who look like europeans ) .
Same behavior and hypocrisy with Jews and their obsession with “shiksas”.
Let’s be serious: if you really despise a nation and its people, would you do everything possible to live there and have sexual contact with them ? Of course not. I would be paid royally to live in Saudi Arabia that I would still refuse and it would be even worse to consider having sexual relations with the Saudis ( beeeeeeerrk ). Idem for Israel.
The economic pretext is not valid either, there are some non-Western countries where life is not so bad, with a wonderful climate, but they all want to live with the whites and try to have sexual access to them.
As for the clannish vs national spirit, I don’t quite agree. Up until the 50’s in France, for exemple, whites were still self-confident and wouldn’t have put up with a tenth of the bad behavior of the parasitic non-whites of today, but decades of conditioning to destroy all their defense faculties – by whom we know – are now bearing fruit. Anti-racism, holocaust cult, victimization, etc,,, it’s
ingeniered and not natural.
Merci pour votre appréciation !
“Up until the 50’s in France, for exemple, whites were still self-confident and wouldn’t have put up with a tenth of the bad behavior of the parasitic non-whites of today, but decades of conditioning to destroy all their defense faculties – by whom we know – are now bearing fruit. Anti-racism, holocaust cult, victimization, etc,,, it’s
ingeniered and not natural.”
Well, we were not subjected to the same propaganda. We didn’t have any colonialist past to feel guilty about, and the Ceausescu regime suppressed any information regarding the Jewish beginnings of the communist regime. Romanians do not feel any guilt and regard miscegenation with disdain. I’m not ruling out being cowards, but we had the same reaction as the French when dealing with a tribal, formerly dominated people. That led me to believe that if a Tribal people (or former slave, like the Blacks in the US) has access to Citizen status within a nation other than theirs, they will dominate it because of the remnant cohesion that the Majority lost when it became a Nation.
There appear to be a number of causes of atomization.
First of all: classical liberals already pointed out that big government leads to an atrophy of functions normally performed by a community. This atrophy causes a weakening of bonds in society, and a weakening capacity.
Secondly: egalitarian mass democracy and it’s popular culture, popular culture being globalistic. Some people are never tired of pointing towards globalist elites who are imposing globalism on the world, but the major force of globalism is actually the culture (actually anti-culture) of the democratic masses. These masses are no longer rooted in local culture, they are atomized, but at the same time their anti-culture is a uniformizing (binding into one) and rootless culture. Local culture which binds people in a community, but at the same time allows for the expression of individual traits, is exchanged for a global popular uniformist culture (the variety in pop culture is merely superficial).
The third and very aggressive force of atomization, disintegration of culture, is of course accomplished through mass immigration, which makes society unsafe and alienates people even more from each other. One of the main weapons of further destruction of culture is the obsessive anti-discrimination activism and policies, people are no longer allowed to discriminate (to distinguish, to discern) themselves, which is a deliberate strategy because it is exactly discrimination which is the basis of a specific culture. The anti-discrimination activism and policies are designed to make people totally dumb, totally devoid of any capacity of proper distinguishment, so that they will accept anything. The poison of moralism is the way to accomplish all this, and for those who are not into moralist virtue signalling, a snakepit of moralists will start spitting at them.
As of the third force, indeed we all know the most heavy hand behind it…. Some people claim that even the dumbocracy (democracy) has been widely supported because it is the most fertile soil for large scale culture destruction.
I remember that even a leftist friend of mine once remarked, when there were a lot of immigrants from a certain country on the streets, ‘whether someone opened a can of (insert people from a certain country of another origin here)’.
What this means is that we can distinguish individual traits in the type of people we belong to, but ‘all Chinese people look the same’.
Hence, through mass immigration, which is an extension of democratic egalitarianism, extended to the rest of the world, we are no longer able to recognize specific group and individual traits in the people we meet, because we are unfamiliar with them, which causes alienation and a weakening of human bonds. Stripping everything of its specific traits, of small groups and individuals is the strategy of those who are destroying white culture. Ultimately the goal is to strip everything of particular properties, to equalize everything, and the next step, when proper discrimination is made impossible, is to bombard society with ugliness, lowliness and deviance.
@ John the First
This is a good analysis of atomization+democracy+globalization. There is a “Jewish” factor which should be neither ignored nor exaggerated, but thoroughly and realistically understood.
The conclusion at the end of Gustave LeBon’s “The Crowd”, for instance, can be averted because we know better, by science: technology and eugenics. But it requires a political effort.
I think you are right on target. Tribal affiliations and identity have always dominated human history, especially in conflict. Whites in Europe used to be tribal too. Now they are beyond National, and somewhat atomized as you say.
I have long wondered why White men do not accompany their White women for protection, as Arab men do (more like ownership).
What about ISRAELI JEWISH BLASPHEMY Laws???
The British have a Gypsy problem too. These people call themselves Pentecostals (Luke 13,23). The old vardo travelers of English children’s Rupert or William books have lost their charm. The more criminal their actions the more the woke nomenklatura pander to them. A raid on shops in a Norfolk town was largely ignored by police because of “community” relations. I know someone who was pocket-picked by a Zigani street gang and later attended in hospital in the same month by a wonderful true Romanian nurse, yet the media confuse the “Rroma” with white Romanians.
@ Terry Bull
Some gypsies are now all too well organized – to push for their “inclusive [sic] rights” (e.g. their IRU), their history is given a one-sided positive make-over, and the woke crowd have automatically added them to the list of chiliad Nazi gas-fatalities (challenged by Guenter Lewy as well as Carlo Mattogno) along with other conveniently imagined victims like lesbians and blacks.
On their history in Romania, see Viorel Achim. The biologist Cyril Darlington linked them, correctly, to criminal tribes as well as wandering untouchables in India, and I seem to remember John Keith Brierly in either “Natural History of Man” or “Biology and the Social Crisis” making perceptive comments on gypsy genetics.
01 Very valid consideration as encapsulated in your last sentence: far from ” off topic ” !
02 Of course at the top of your two tribe hiearchy sits the numerically inferior but supreme third tribe.
03 I am conflicted by the factual history of the gypsies during the Third Reich. In 1943, at age 4, my aunt and I returned to our fourth condominium apartment after some local shopping: our previous three apartments having been destroyed by bombing raids.
This four story building had a court yard enclosed by two apartments per story. There was a landing with a large window overlooking the courtyard. Attracted by noise, I looked out, only to see about twelve people, ranging from very young to very old, including small carts loaded with baggage.
Asked, my aunt replied, that they were gypsies headed to Hamburg, where they were purportedly better treated by the authorities.
Nevertheless, none of the other seven owners reported them or forced them to leave via the superintendent. Our Berlin burrough of Steglitz was easily upper middle class, which negates any explanatory left wing sympathies.
The victors’ historiography has it, that by that time they were all being gassed at Dachau.
04 On an also ” off topic ” note, allow me to recommend watching ROMANIA GOT TALENT, on the net. Unequalled talent, both young and old, including the classics. A unique insight into their full cultural life, helped by also watching their audiences.
A guaranteed antidote at the end of an average day witnessing the unrelenting full spectrum, planned destruction of our own culture.
My father told me a story about the gypsies of Europe who had been forced to go to war. In the trenches with the approaching Germans the Gypsies would hold their rifles straight up in the air and then fire them. When they were asked why were they doing that, the gypsies replied, we hate the Germans so much that we can’t stand to even look at them so we aim the rifles into the sky and shoot.
My father would then curse and swear the gypsies? etc, etc?
Thank you, Mr. Langdon, for this cogent piece. You cut right through the bs of the dweeby Slater and his cronies. And a picture is worth a thousand words when it comes to the photos you included of the obsequious and smiling sycophancy of Welby and of the black-clad imam, whose deadpan eyes and demeanor convey that he feels no obligation to please or reconcile with anyone who does not share his religious affiliation. The juxtaposition of these two illustrates the irreconciliability not just of their personal worldviews but of the position of the unapolegic racially red-pilled White Christian in a world that has become unequivocally inimical to his values and his very survival itself.
Thank you for your work and for your willingness to point out when the emperor has no clothes so that those in the crowd can say “yeah, you know I was wondering if the emperor was naked but I thought my eyes must be deceiving me.”
It appears to me that the essence of the whole thing is to blame whites, the usual strategy. The rest consists of arguments which are chosen to support this goal.
Some Historians/Sociologists tell me that Countries go through Historical CYCLES. Other called them the Pendellum Effects swing from liberal/Conservative cycles. Those contentions may be/not be accurate. I have come to the realization that the USA is going through a dangerous cycle of self/doubt, trying to redefine itself going through internal growing pains of existencial psycho/sexual/cultural dark periods of Historical transitional phase. In this context TRUMP is the sympton of a bigger more profound mass cycle movement a redefinition of the American Conservative Christian Patriotism that has defined America since 1700s. It is no accident that this cycle coincides with the major DEMOgraphics in the country and the dark manipulations of the globalist financial elites (JEWS). Even if TRUMP is arrested. put in jail, discredited, push out of the coming electoral competition in 2024 ILEGALLY UNconstitutionally, a new TRUMP/like figure will emerge perhaps more radical, and willing to BREAK the rules just like his enemies are also acting fringe. By taking TRUMP illegally immorally and violating teh USA Constitution and as they say all bets are off. BUT I have news for the DEM NEOCONS TRUMP is the ONLY ONE right now, that can still INSPIRE RESTORE REUNITE REMAKE AMERICA..to recover its sense of PURPOSE/RESOLVE/EXEPTIONALISM in the WOLRD…ONCE this cycle under TRUMP enters its resolution phase then I predict that TRUMP/America CAN and will face Putin/Russia/China/Iran/Nkorea assertively in a new perhaps form of COLD/hot? war..NONE of these nations separate or together can compete with America ECONOIC/Military POWER for now how much longer?..I would venture to say that under a TRUMP presidency Putin will be deposed, unable to be RE/elected, Russia will desintegrate again, Iran+NKorea will come to the negotiating table and USA/CHINA will settle the issue of Taiwan all peacefully. THE NEOCON/ism ENDLESS WAR$$ HAD RUN ITS COURSE America is on the brink of (cold?) Civil war, Financial/Currency collapse, run away inflation, and encouraging a NUCLEAR escalation of the Ucranian War..The NEOcons are finished/done/ and in their zombie/panic they will torch the country., the Neocon/Medea effects eating/cannabalising your own children. WE the people MUST STOP THEM.
Readers, see Brendan O’Neill, “We are still in denial about radical Islam,” Spiked Online, August 28, 2022 & Frank Furedi, “Without borders, democracy ceases to exist,” Spiked Online, July 23, 2020.
Who is the bull-shitter here?
See Brendan O’Neill at Spiked:
When Dr Furedi, Brendan and the rest of the Continuity RCP issue an unequivocal condemnation of 3rd-world migration and their own support for open borders, we’ll know they’ve stopped their bullshit. Or some of it, anyway.
I take the point about O’Neill’s article, but a few pennies seem to have dropped in the last eight years. His attacks on “woke” and “identity politics” bypass the normative cultural identity of the indigenous. However, the immigration of fake asylum-seekers, spongers, criminals and terrorists into an overcrowded country will increasingly weigh upon his writers and readers. Personally I don’t like his enthusiasm for yobs either.
I’ll say this for O’Neill. He attacked the overpaid BBC celebrity Lineker and his metropolitan bubble, obsessed with race & gender. The football pundit’s comparison of the feeble effort to deter illegal seaborne migrants to Nazism suggested that thousands of Jews were risking life and limb to get into the Third Reich!!
I have relatives in Finland. For centuries there was very little crime, and most of that alcohol related. Then the EU forced Finland to take in some thousands of Somalian ‘refugees’. Crime spiked in the areas of rape, assault and armed robbery – the spike was caused by the Somalians.
Blacks are by nature violent. The reason for this is physiological; the frontal cortex of their brain (upper forehead) is on average 14% thinner than on others. This is visibly noticeable when viewing most of them in profile or at 45 degrees – the frontal slope of the upper forehead is quite obvious. This part of the brain governs two things: self-restraint and creativity. Hence Blacks’ relative inability to restrain emotions, as well as their lackluster history of inventions, including the wheel or the sail.
Yes, as with all living things, here are exceptions. With Blacks, Dr. Ben Carson comes to mind.
So, Negev Nigel, yes, let them in! To your home, that is.
The Somalis are the worst of all, also in Britain and Sweden.
Crime too is “multicultural”.
All religion is resource sucking bullshit. Infantile nonsense.
WCH, I tend to agree with that statement that all world religions are archaic dogma. Give me humanism and awe for the miracle and beauty that is on this planet.
Tobias Langdon – you always pinpoint the major themes and the resultant problems arising from the betrayals and hypocrisies from the main political cesspool.
Reading a news column from last Saturday’s Telegraph (UK) newspaper with the catchy headline of “Edogan challlenger hopes to steal votes with anti-migrant campaign” and that challenger is believer in another Islamic off-shoot that I’d never heard before: Kemal Killicdaroglu is an Alevi – “a religious minority that has faced systematic discrimination”. He want to eject from Turkey Iranians and Syrians back to their respective countries.
You would get on well with the ubiquitous garrulous atheist David “Jew Face” Baddiel, author of “The God Desire” just published by The Times Literary Supplement.
White Christian Americans, though still the majority, seem to lack the will to save themselves.
It’s sad, but they have virtually surrendered to the dictates of liberal Jews and people of color.
There is still time but very little.
Very true: “Not all intelligent people have the belief gene, but a correlation does exist.
Among the general public 96% have the belief gene. Among scientists the rate
is 39%. Accomplished scientists come in at 15%. Among the most
accomplished scientists, those belonging to the National Academy of
Sciences, the rate drops to 7%. And if the fluffy disciplines could be deleted
from consideration (sociology, psychology, etc) I allege that the rate would be
even lower. These numbers imply that the “belief gene” is anti-correlated with
But that fascism wanted to “exterminate billions of non-Aryans” and “despised the craft”, Mr. Gary seems to have taken from the world of thoughts of his Jewish astronomer role models. http://brucegary.net/book_GE/xx.htm
Mr. Bruce is saying things here that are now considered downright racist:
“And gone astray they have! The long effort to understand “human nature” has had more false leads from well‑meaning professionals with social agendas than probably any other field. For example, some people contend that ‘human nature’ doesn’t exist, believing instead that our minds are “blank slates” at birth, ready to be written upon for the creation of whatever mental structures conform to the external world.
Others state that ‘human races’ don’t exist, yet insist on affirmative action preferences for non-existing minority races. Such beliefs are congenial to those who secretly wish to fiddle with the social environment for the purpose of correcting social injustices. Marxist minds are naturally attracted to the humanities, and have tried for nearly a century to hijack anthropology and distort it for their purposes.”
“Sexist” he is also in addition! “Men value women because they can make babies. Women value men because they can support and protect a family. The genes value both because their enslavement offers a prospect for genetic immortality.”
I recently noticed again that women develop a kind of irrepressible brood care instinct towards men they consider genetically compatible, although this is an age-old general observation: “The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach.” They then start feeding you like their own (not yet existing) baby (e.g. with a fork full of salad in a restaurant).
By the concession to accept this offer, the man signals that he not only “eats from her hand”, but she now has or holds him in the hand. For he who feeds you can also starve you. Not physically, of course, but emotionally and sexually. You have swallowed the bait and now hang wriggling like a fish on her hook.
Is there a “guilt” gene in Nordic peoples? It seems to have lingered on as the last bit of the Christian religion while the rest of it has faded away.
They are now getting blamed for the industrial revolution and western science themselves.
Journo: “Mr. Wickert: National Socialist Germany and Imperial Japan both lost the war. National Socialist Germany perished, thank God, Imperial Japan still exists. Both have dealt with the defeat in a completely different way.”
Wickert: “I believe that this is essentially due to the fact that the Japanese, the East Asians in general, cannot even know the concept of collective guilt. Also the concept of a guilt, a moral guilt, a sin, the original sin. It does not exist in Chinese or in Japanese.”
Journo: “Can it be that these concepts have come to us through Christianity?”
Wickert: “I certainly believe that this is connected with it. In Chinese, as in Japanese, there is the concept of shame instead. The defeat of Japan, in my opinion, the Japanese see as a great misfortune, just as they saw the war as a misfortune, the invasion of Pearl Harbor as a stupidity, a completely wrong policy, an unfortunate policy that brought Japan a lot of disaster, but they themselves do not feel guilty about it.”
I don’t remember who originally said it, but
RACE IS THE KEY TO HISTORY. This pretty well explains the current racial turmoil. Whites are currently in an induced state of race denial, and are intimidated, browbeaten, and guilt tripped by organized Jewry and their accomplices. At some point this state of White somnolence will change, and Whites will rediscover their identity and power.
(((Disraeli))) said it.
Thanks for the reminder. Disraeli, being a savvy member of the Gegenrasse would have known better than most!
Hitler quoted this statement in the Reichstag 1941: “We National Socialists have grown up with this idea.”
Worth reading together: Simone Borgstede, “All is Race: Benjamin Disraeli on Race, Nation and Empire” (2012); Sir George Stapledon, “Disraeli and the New Age” (1943); David Cesarani, “Disraeli: The Novel Politician” (2016); Nesta Webster, “World Revolution” (1921 ed); T. P. O’Connor, “Benjamin Disraeli” (1905); Tony Kushner, “Disraeli & the racial myths of Victorian Britain,” The Independent, February, 2005.
Race is not the only factor in the history of peoples, but it is important and has been played down during the past five decades. There are some useful past and even fairly recent contributions towards a resurrection; e.g. Cyril Darlington, Nicholas Wade, Stephen Sanderson, Heiner Rindermann, and notably the slim but vital contribution by the late Paul Colinvaux.


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DONG Energy on October 2, announced to shareholders that it was changing its name to Ørsted to better reflect the profound strategic transformation from black to green energy and the company’s recent divestment of the upstream oil and gas production.
Thomas Thune Andersen, Chairman of the Board of Directors, explained that “DONG was originally short for Danish Oil and Natural Gas. With our profound strategic transformation and the divestment of our upstream oil and gas business, this is no longer who we are. Therefore, now is the right time to change our name.”
Andersen said that the company envision a world that runs completely on green energy, adding, “we need to fundamentally change the way we

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I want to be inspired
But inspiration hides under a pile of soiled clothes.
I want to be in demand
But I’m not the man I used to be.
I want to be completely me
But I don’t know where I permanently stand on anything.
I want to do what I’ve forgotten to do
But I can’t remember what that is.
I want to be on a tropical twist with A.
But she has her obligations.
I want to get back all the wasted time
But it’s time I stopped trying to do that.
I want to be free
But from what and for what?
I want to be able to love unconditionally
Everyone everything even myself.
I want to want something,
I mean really want like I’m on fire for it.
Despite these wishes, I’m a reasonably happy person,
Which I don’t ascribe to all the drinks and dope.

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Optometric or ophthalmology services provided through the public health service are provided free of charge to certain people by optometrists, dispensing opticians and ophtalmologists.
While some of these health professionals are employed directly by the Health Service Executive (HSE), the majority of those providing these services do so on a contract basis. Optometrists (formerly known as ophtalmic opticians) examine your eyes to diagnose vision problems. They use instruments and observation to examine eye health and to test your visual acuity, depth and colour perception and your ability to focus and co-ordinate your eyes. Optometrists can also prescribe spectacles and contact lenses.
Dispensing opticians recommend and dispense spectacle frames, lenses, contact lenses, etc., having considered your prescription, your occupation, lifestyle, hobbies, etc. A dispensing optician cannot prescribe prescription spectacles or contact lenses for you. Instead, they can only dispense and recommend spectacles and contact lenses that would be most suitable for you, given your lifestyle.
Ophthalmologists are physicians who perform eye surgery and diagnose and treat eye diseases and injuries. Ophthalmologists can also examine eyes and prescribe spectacles and contact lenses.
Treatment Benefit Scheme
The Treatment Benefit Scheme is operated by the Department of Social Protection. Under this scheme, you may qualify for Dental Benefit, Optical Benefit, contact lenses, and hearing aids on the basis of your PRSI contributions.
For people with diabetes aged 12 or over, the National Diabetic Retinal Screening Programme offers free, regular screening for diabetic retinopathy, a complication of diabetes that can damage eyesight. For more information see diabeticretinascreen.ie.
Free optical and ophtalmic services
The HSE provides optical services free of charge to certain groups. These services may be provided by HSE staff or by private practitioners.
- Medical card holders and their dependants
- People with Hepatitis C who contracted the disease through the use of Human Immunoglobulin-Anti-D or from receiving any blood product or a blood transfusion within Ireland and who have a Health Amendment Act Card
Medical card holders are entitled to a free examination and any necessary standard spectacles once every two years (more often if required in certain medical circumstances). All examinations and dispensing require approval from the Local Health Office.
Pre-school children and national school children referred from child health service and school health service examinations who are discovered to have sight problems are referred to the appropriate consultant for treatment. If this treatment is carried out at the out-patient department of a public hospital, the service is free and no hospital charges have to be paid. Services in these circumstances, will continue to be provided until the child has reached the age of 16.
If you don’t qualify for free optical services under one of the groups above, the Treatment Benefit Scheme may cover you and your dependent spouse for certain free optical services. If you do not have enough social insurance contributions, you may have to pay for these services.
You may be able to claim tax relief for medical expenses on specific optical treatments. These optical treatments must be prescribed by a practitioner. Read more about taxation and medical expenses here.
How to apply
Practising optometrists and dispensing opticians must be registered with the Optical Registration Board at CORU, the regulator for health and social care professionals. Ophtalmologists must be registered with the Irish Medical Council.
You can check that your practitioner is registered with the relevant body. If you wish to make a complaint about a practitioner, you should contact the appropriate regulatory body.
Where to apply
The Department of Social Protection has a list of available Opticians under the Treatment Benefits Scheme.


The officer was filmed coughing repeatedly while walking through the complex.
Cardi B wants to helps families in need, so she's giving away $1 million.
I don’t feel safe wearing a handkerchief or something else that isn’t CLEARLY a protective mask covering my face to the store because I am a Black man living in this worl…
Flights from New York, Florida, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Illinois were named as examples.
Megan Thee Stallion sends her love to the eldery in Houston.
“We can’t thank them enough.”
US Surgeon General Jerome Adams explained how pre-existing conditions and income disparities play a role in the apparent spike in cases in the Black community.
Rikers Island records its first COVID-19 death.


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I have been cutting and embossing paper like a fool lately! It is Holiday Stamp-A-Stack time, and I have been very busy prepping for these fun events. My customers have enjoyed making 20 cards at these events, and I have one more on the books for November 21. I designed 5 different cards, and each person makes 4 each of the 5 designs plus envelopes. It has been a lot of fun!
This week, I would like to share the cards with you. Hopefully, you will find some inspiration for your holiday cards. So, without further ado, here is the first card:
The Red Foil Sheets are paired with Silver Glimmer Paper for a beautiful, sparkly card! It is hard to capture the sparkle with my camera, but this card is simply stunning. Here is a close-up:
The front of the card is embossed with the Boughs & Berries Textured Impressions Embossing folder to frame the ornament. The word "merry" is cut with the Christmas Greetings Thinlits Dies. These dies also contain the words "peace" and "jolly."
I used my Delicate Ornaments Thinlits Dies to cut the Silver Glimmer Paper solid ornament and the Red Foil detail ornament. I glued the two together and added a Silver Glimmer Paper ornament hanger (also a part of the thinlits dies) and a silver cording bow to complete the look. Of course, I had to use Stampin' Dimensionals to attach the ornament to the card front. (You know how I love to use Stampin' Dimensionals!)
I am so lucky to have such great stamping friends! Here are some photos from the Holiday Stamp-A-Stack sessions:
And, here is my scrap pile from making the ornaments! LOL
Here is a supply list for this project:
Built for Free Using: My Stampin Blog

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EAP | Enhanced Analytics Platform™Aggregate, analyze and automate network performance across complex hybrid IT environments in real-time with intent-based remediation
Introducing EAP: Enhanced Analytics Platform™
Bridge the gap between data silos and limited analytics across networks, applications and tools with dynamic, predictive, automated analysis and issue remediation.
With applications, data and users distributed across hybrid IT environments, monitoring and managing application performance takes on a whole new level of complexity. EAP eliminates this with a single pane of glass.
Apcela’s Enhanced Analytics Platform™ (EAP) is a SaaS application that gathers data from all components in a cloud stack, including: AWS, Cloudflare, Oracle, Palo Alto, vmWare, zScaler and other application delivery services and assesses real-time event and metric-driven correlations between networks, applications and third-party elements such as firewalls.
EAP enables enterprises to aggregate, analyze and automate network performance information for deeper insights and intent-based remediation. This empowers IT teams and reduces the time it takes to diagnose and remediate IT incidents. The result: improved performance and security for all applications – wherever and however they’re delivered and accessed.
“Exponential growth in application and infrastructure dynamism and complexity is forcing network instrumentation as the key piece of the visiblity puzzle.”
SOURCE: Gartner, “Magic Quadrant for Network Performance Monitoring and Diagnostics,” Sanjit Ganguli, Vivek Bhalla, Pankaj Prasad, February 2018.
Enhanced Analytics Platform (EAP)
Network and Application Performance Management for Hybrid IT
EAP is a performance management solution that gives you a holistic view of all network, application and infrastructure elements in your cloud and application delivery stack. Get visibility and diagnostics across your applications, networks and infrastructure on-premises and in the cloud to understand their impact on the end-user experience. Continuously monitor your dynamic infrastructure and detect performance issues. With end-to-end visibility and actionable insights, you can quickly and proactively resolve any network or infrastructure-based performance issues.
How can you better predict, troubleshoot and resolve blindspots inherent in highly dynamic and complex hybrid infrastructures and software-defined networks?
EAP enables you to perform virtual simulations to better predict what could happen. Corrected performance today eliminates issues tomorrow. Additionally, EAP’s monitoring insights can teach your networks to self correct and ultimately improve performance for increased operational assurance and a better end-user experience.
Apcela integrates with leading providers of routers, switches, load balancers, firewalls, ticketing systems, and SD- WAN gateways from companies such as Palo Alto, Cisco SD-WAN, Zscaler and AWS.
SD-WAN Monitoring: Cisco SD-WAN/ELK API
With SD-WAN deployments, you need deep visibility into the network that spans application performance from the data center all the way to the branch edge and across multiple cloud environments. EAP allows you to easily integrate Cisco SD-WAN data and other network operational data and system logs for correlation and analyses, enabling significant reductions in time-to-diagnose and resolve network performance issues arising from fluid application requirements and dynamic conditions. Improve the visibility and management of your SD-WAN by reducing the complexity of monitoring end-to-end network and application performance in complex IT environments. With one interface, EAP provides a comprehensive view of performance into your SD-WAN infrastructure with your other digital infrastructure components.
SD-WAN Management Challenges
Limited Log Retention
Log retention time and file size limited in SD-WAN management tools
Static Data Visualization
Data manipulation and visualization limited to static data sets
Limited Analytics Capabilities
Static analytic capabilities
Lack of Integration between SD-WAN and Operational Data
Cisco SD-WAN data is disconnected from application and other operational data that travels across the network
Query and Analyze Data Sets
Collect Cisco SD-WAN and other network and application data into an indexed, queried database
Visualize relationships between application delivery components that were previously invisible
Identify Correlated Elements
Conduct correlative analysis between Cisco SD-WAN operational data and other systems (e.g., Palo Alto and AppDynamics)
Accelerate Root Cause Analysis and Time to Repair
Implement sophisticated monitoring and alerting capabilities to accelerate time to diagnose and repair
Use Case: Data Collection, Aggregation and Analysis
Enterprises have lots of network, application and security data in silos without a way to merge them together. Deploying EAP provides enhanced analytic, diagnostic and remediation capabilities via:
Explore, report and visualize telemetry from multiple sources including: SD-WAN, firewalls and more
Identify relationships between application delivery components that were previously invisible
Accelerate root cause analysis
Pinpoint performance improvement opportunities
EAP Platform Benefits
See all network elements running across the WAN and in the cloud
Accelerate Application Performance
Achieve performance improvements significantly faster leveraging Apcela’s core networking capabilities
Single Pane of Glass
Monitor and manage applications and infrastructure anywhere
Identify, assess, remediate and automate
Easy integration of disparate tools sets across a comprehensive ecosystem of network, application and infrastructure providers
Pre-provisioned in Apcela’s AppHUB™
Deploy AppHUB adjacent to enterprise infrastructure in your private data center or any of your enterprise locations. Or, establish a dedicated connection from your enterprise locations to any AppHUB gateway on Apcela’s global platform.


The Estonian-Georgian movie, “Tangerines” (“Mandariinid” in Estonian), has been nominated for an Oscar in the Best Foreign Language Film category for the 87th Academy Awards.
The shortlist of five nominees was selected by specially invited committees in New York, Los Angeles and London. “Tangerines” is the first Estonian film nominated for an Academy Award.
“Tangerines” has become the most successful film involving Estonian filmmakers, notching up tens of international awards since 2013. Previously, it has won Special Award of Mannheim-Heidelberg and Audience Award at the International Filmfestival Mannheim-Heidelberg 2013, Best Director Award from Warsaw International Film Festival, Best Estonian Film at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival 2013, Best Director at the Tbilisi International Film Festival 2013, Crystal Phoenix for Best Picture and for Best Screenplay at the 32nd Fajr International Film Festival 2014, and Best Picture at the Bari International Film Festival 2014.
The movie tells a story that takes place in 1992 during the war in Abkhazia in an Estonian village that was situated there. In the village, whose residents have fled from war, injured fighters from two opposite sides of the battle front happen to all be staying in the same house of an Estonian elder. The leading roles are played by Estonian actors Lembit Ulfsak and Elmo Nüganen, and Georgian actors Giorgi Nakhashidze and Mihhail Meskhi. It was produced by an Estonian film producer Ivo Felt and cost 650 000 euros to make. The filming took place in the Guria region in Georgia.
Estonian World’s film critic Birgit Drenkhan said in 2013 that “Tangerines” had a potential to take Estonian filmmaking to a completely new level.
“For me, this film opens a new chapter in the Estonian cinematic history. “Tangerines”, although war is always around, is not a war film. War just helps bring out the most important message (as white looks brighter in front of black). The story is about being human and, no matter what, believing in the human kind. The story is balanced, without being too dramatic or brutally funny. A serious subject is dealt with through subtle humour. The director knows psychology and how to manipulate with the viewer, so he takes us to an emotional rollercoaster by making us both laugh and cry. It is also an artistically beautiful movie with nice nature scenes, impressionistic sunsets and close-ups of an old man’s hands making woodwork,” Drenkhan said.
The film was produced by Estonian film production company Allfilm and Georgian production company Cinema 24.
The Oscars gala will be held on 22 February at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
The other nominees for the Best Foreign Language Film (see the “Tangerines” announcement at 42:00) are:
“Ida” by Paweł Pawlikowski (Poland)
“Leviathan” by Andrey Zvyagintsev (Russia)
“Timbuktu” by Abderrahmane Sissako (Mauritania)
“Wild Tales” by Damián Szifrón (Argentina)
Cover: Screenshot from the movie (leading actor Lembit Ulfsak). Credit: Allfilm.


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Age Of Wushu Trailer Highlights Yanmen Pass
Following a huge announcement earlier this week, detailing a movie based on the Age of Wushu franchise and a new console title, Snail Games have continued to release the big guns. The latest information from the popular developers is a brand new trailer for the upcoming Age of Wushu expansion, Mount Hua. The latest trailer highlights one of the locations available once the update launches, Yanmen Pass. It’s one of the first locations in Age of Wushu to offer alternative questing paths, giving players the choice on how they wish to complete that specific area.
Some really exciting stuff but do not fear, we don’t have long left to wait. Mount Hua will release for all Age of Wushu players at the beginning of next month, August 8.
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Because of God's tender mercy,
the morning light from heaven is about to break upon us,
to give light to those who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death,
and to guide us to the path of peace.
- Luke 1.78-79 (NLT)
My dad raised me on the Bible and western movies. That tends to explain a lot.
I see Old Doc Luke sitting in the corner of the saloon, slow-nursing a drink, turning a pocket watch over and over in his left hand. Piano music is circus-like but soft to the side. The place is full, people are talking, drinking, carrying on. A coupla young cowboys are getting loud; unfortunately they're boys and just getting started. A center-piece table holds the card game for the evening.
The years of practice have passed for the old physician. He's taken to writing as there are some things he feels compelled to record. He's seen a great deal.
She descends the stairs with unspoken authority. Everyone knows her word is the last word. She pauses for a moment beside Doc's table, standing close enough he can feel her presence. She raises her hands to adjust her hair as she speaks.
Looks bright tonight, doesn't it Doc?
Looks are deceiving, May.
Yes, plenty of shadows to go 'round in here. Sometimes I think the merciful thing would be for the earth to open up and choke us all down.
Me too. But the mercy is tender, May. Tender.
Tender. Its a word she hears Doc use often these days, a word rare in this hardscrabble town so it stands out. She's gonna have to rein in those cowboys a little, get her bluff in early. But before walking away, she places a hand on Doc's shoulder with a gentle squeeze. For a split second she sees the dream she has on occasion, the one about a different life, one of tending a home and baking bread in the mornings as dawn spills over the hills and greeting Doc every evening on his return. She chokes down the vision and steps into the light-filled shadows of a busy night.
Doc sees young Tim Sanders through the window, motioning for him to come outside. It must be his little sister, Ann; her fever's been high two days now. Doc pockets the watch and rises to his life's call. A tender mercy's work is never done.

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The Three Vegetable Sisters
Corn, Squash, and Beans Go Together Like Peas in a Pod
This month it is time to plant three favorite summer vegetables—corn, squash, and beans. There are more, of course, but these three have a long association. Early Indian and Spanish farmers throughout southern and central America grew these staple crops, taking advantage of each species’ unique characteristics. They referred to them as the three sisters. Beans are twining vines that need a support, corn grows as a tall single stalk, and squash plants sprawl across the ground. As an added benefit, blue-green bacteria in symbiosis with the roots of beans pull nitrogen from the air and feed it to the plant. Some is also released into the soil to feed other roots, in this case corn and squash. All grow in the heat of the summer, so now is the perfect time to plant them.
It is pretty widely accepted now that the edible squashes were domesticated in Central America, possibly as early as 8,000 years ago. They traveled north into Mexico, where they sustained generations of people before the advent of European explorers. The corn, bean, and squash varieties that the Indians and early settlers grew were for winter storage. Native corn was ground into meal, beans were left to dry on the vine and then shelled, and hard squashes were also stored for cooking later. Eventually, more tender varieties of summer squash were selected and sweet corn and fresh green beans began to make their appearance, as well. It is interesting to note that one of the earliest of the summer squashes made its way to the old country and was given the name zucchino in Italy. What’s also interesting is that even though California had been colonized by the Mexicans for several centuries, it was an Italian, Francesco Franceschi, who introduced zucchini to the Santa Barbara region sometime in his short stay between 1894 and 1914.
It is still possible, and maybe advantageous, to plant these species together. Prepare the soil by digging deeply, amend with compost, and mound into flat-topped hills, three feet or more in diameter and six inches high. Space hills with about a foot between their edges. Plant corn seed on top of the mound, and once they emerge, thin to three plants spaced about a foot apart. For each corn plant, plant two or three pole bean seeds. As the corn grows, the beans will twine up them. Plant one or two squash seeds (or substitute with pumpkins seeds here) on the mound. Legendary wisdom was that each mound would also have a fish buried beneath it, but to deter raccoons, dogs, and any other critters that might find that a reason to dig up the garden, another source of less fragrant fertilizer may be advisable. Mulch well and water deeply, as corn roots are known to penetrate up to five feet into the soil.
Within a couple of months, fresh beans and squash will be ripe for the picking. These two crops will continue to produce over the long summer months if they are regularly harvested. Corn is pretty much a one-crop wonder, but it is oh, so, worth it. Or do like the originals did and plant varieties that store well and harvest late in the season to feast on through the colder months.

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text: Human Interest Sydney Opera House Honors Firefighters by Projecting Images of 'Hope and Strength' on Landmark The Sydney Opera House said the images were being displayed to "thank the emergency services and volunteers for their incredible efforts and courage" By Joelle Goldstein Joelle Goldstein Twitter Joelle Goldstein is a TV Staff Editor for PEOPLE Digital. She has been with the brand for nearly five years, beginning her time as a digital news writer, where she covered everything from entertainment news to crime stories and royal tours. Since then, she has worked as a writer-reporter on the Human Interest team and an associate editor on the TV team. In her current role, Joelle oversees all things TV and enjoys being able to say she has to watch The Kardashians and America's Got Talent for "work". Prior to joining PEOPLE, Joelle was employed at The Hollywood Reporter. She graduated from Ithaca College with a Bachelors in Television-Radio (and an appearance in the NCAA Women's Volleyball Final Four!) People Editorial Guidelines Published on January 13, 2020 05:11 PM Share Tweet Pin Email The Sydney Opera House is showing its support for the firefighters amid the catastrophic wildfires in Australia. On Saturday night, the landmark projected images of the heroic first responders who continue to risk their lives each and every day as they work to contain the fires burning across New South Wales. Four photos were brightly displayed across the opera houses’ sails — three of which showed firefighters standing together and interacting with community members in need. One image captured an emotional moment between a first responder and a woman who were embraced in a tight hug. Another photo showed a handwritten sign with hearts that read “Thank You Firies,” the Australian nickname for firefighters. “Tonight, we are illuminating the Sydney Opera House sails to show our support for everyone affected by the Australian bushfires,” the Sydney Opera House tweeted. “We want to send a message of hope and strength, and importantly to thank the emergency services and volunteers for their incredible efforts and courage.” Don Arnold/Getty ‘My Heart Goes Out to Our Friends and Family in Oz’: How Celebs Are Helping Combat the Devastation in Australia The touching tribute first appeared on the sails at around 8:30 p.m. local time and remained on display until 11 p.m., according to The Sydney Morning Herald. In a statement to the outlet, the Opera House’s chief executive Louise Herron echoed their tweet and said that “as difficult circumstances continue,” the images were meant to “send a message of hope and strength to the people of Australia.” “We are lighting the Opera House sails to show our collective support for everyone affected by these devastating fires and to express our deepest gratitude to the emergency services and volunteers for their incredible efforts and courage,” Herron added. Besides showing their support externally, the Opera House is set to host a comedy gala fundraiser in partnership with Live Nation on March 16 called Comedy Steps up For Bushfire Relief, according to the Morning Herald. A number of Australian and international performers, including American comedian Arj Barker and The Simpsons star Harry Shearer (Mr. Burns), are expected to perform at the fundraiser, which will take place on the Opera House Steps. All proceeds will go to several bushfire causes, including the Australian Red Cross Disaster Relief and Recovery Fund, the NSW Rural Fire Service, Wildlife Victoria, and WIRES, Australia’s largest wildlife rescue organization, the Morning Herald reported. Since September, at least 27 people have been killed while a whopping 12 million acres have been wiped out, destroying hundreds of homes and buildings. A seven-day state of emergency was declared on Dec. 23. As of Sunday night, the NSW Rural Fire Service confirmed that there were still 105 bush and grass fires burning across the region — 38 of which were not yet contained. Last week, ecologists from the University of Sydney said over 1 billion animals, including mammals, birds, and reptiles, are feared dead from the crisis. Click here for more information on how to help those affected by the Australian fires.


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With the worst of the financial crisis over, some insurers are now willing to take on more risk with their investments. However, following their experiences over the last few years, many are treading more carefully than before, reports Intelligent Insurer.
Although the insurance industry faired far better than the banking industry throughout the financial crisis of 2008-09, some organisations still had to navigate their way through some fairly choppy waters in regards to their investments.
Many of the problems experienced by investors emanated from the fact that they did not know enough about the nature of the investments that they were making.
“There were many problems during the crisis where, in the run-up to the crisis, organisations had bought on a yield and a rating,” says David Lomas, managing director, financial institutions group, EMEA, at Black Rock.
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TERM LIMITS HAVE BEEN EXPOSED AS FOLLY
Editor -- Unfortunately, term limits have turned out to be another oversold reform which have not only failed to live up to their advocates' promises but have saddled us, as indicated by your telling editorial, "Tackling Term Limits," February 21, with a set of politically costly impediments.
Turning over responsibility to inexperienced legislators lacking knowledge of the inner workings of the legislative process is hardly a model to be emulated. Accordingly, it is encouraging to learn that there is a move afoot to initiate reforms.
Let me also add that the term- limits concept falls short in two other important regards: they transfers power to special-interest groups with deep pockets and they create a sizable number of lame ducks who have little reason to be responsive to public concerns.
Hopefully when the U.S. Supreme Court ultimately decides the constitutionality of term limits it will end the folly created by reforms which have failed to live up to public expectations.
CY SHAINSan Francisco
THE ULTIMATE MASOCHISTS
Editor -- During the years that I was involved in the Gay Rights Movement, I used to get a laugh, or at least a smile, when I would declare, "The biggest masochists I know are Catholic, Republican gays."
Now I hear that California Republicans have decided to make an "outreach" to Latinos, African Americans and women in spite of their party's strong support of Propositions 187 and 209; and the fact that their candidate for governor is against the right of women to have a choice in whether they wish to seek the now legal abortions.
Perhaps your readers could help me come up with a snappy line that would include all of the above mentioned minorities in my humorous (?) reference to masochists.
DUKE SMITHSan Francisco
Editor -- Those of us who cherish freedom, honesty and fair play are heartened by your February 16 editorial reporting the "scurrilous campaign" against Jim Hormel's pending ambassadorial appointment.
What allows the terrible hold the Christian fundamentalist right maintains over the GOP to continue unabated to the detriment of rights for all Americans?
Is there no one in the Grand Old Party with guts and a true commitment to American ideals?
BUD ROBBINSSan Francisco
GOOD DEEDS BY MUNI
Editor -- I have something good to say about Muni, or at least Emilio Cruz. When our art group was prohibited from loading from Steuart Street, given the construction there, we were effectively prohibited from exhibiting in the lobby of One Market Street Plaza. This is often the kind of problem that looms large in the lives of those affected, but fails miserably to make it onto the radar screens of those people in city government who can actually do something about it. But not this time.
Given that the construction and the policing of the area was under Muni's jurisdiction, I faxed a letter to Emilio Cruz and suggested several ways in which we might load and unload without interfering with bus traffic. Little did I expect a response but, to my surprise, I received a phone call from Mr. Cruz the very next day. He asked pertinent questions. I gathered more information and relayed this information to his office. He then directed a Muni official to arrange loading and unloading procedures that met the needs of all parties concerned. Problem solved.
Our organization is now in its 37th year. I can attest that of all the administrations during the last 37 years, the Brown administration has been the most accessible from our point of view. In this instance, Mr. Cruz responded quickly and effectively. Two years ago, Mayor Brown responded to a request of ours in similar fashion. In an age when public policy seems to be increasingly linked to the needs of big money, it is reassuring to know that city officials in San Francisco are capable of responding swiftly to the needs of a small group of artists.
Dr. JERRY FRESIA Executive Director The New Artists' Guild San Francisco
HEALTHY AIR FOR S.F.
Editor -- I want to thank The Chronicle for its coverage and editorial support for my proposed Healthy Air and Smog Reduction Act. Policy changes of this magnitude require a healthy debate and a public consensus. When voters have a chance to weigh the costs and benefits of clean air cars, trucks and buses, I believe they will support substantially increased public investment in this technology.
There are a few points I'd like to clarify. First, Muni has been a leader nationally in operating an alternative fuel fleet with its electric bus lines. In fact, our electric buses accelerate better on steep hills than diesel-fueled buses. I'd also like to dispel the notion that natural gas buses won't operate well on city hills. CNG buses are a very mature bus technology: one in five buses currently on order in this country operates on natural gas. I hope the pilot program in my legislation will allow Muni to broaden its alternative fuels experience.
Finally, I plan to establish a working group with city department representatives and alternative fuel experts to fine-tune this proposal. I fully expect to engage the expertise of our budget analyst, Mr. Harvey Rose, in evaluating the cost/benefits of cleaner technology, including savings in public health costs. I am also looking forward to working with the Bay Area Air Quality Management District, the mayor's office, and our state and federal legislative delegations to identify funds that are specifically earmarked for clean air technologies to help San Francisco defray increased capital costs.
TOM AMMIANOBoard of Supervisors San Francisco
THAT RIO NIDO SLIDE
Editor -- The inhabitants of Rio Nido should be interested to know that the landslide that is causing so much damage was identified and mapped as long ago as 1972. (See California Division of Mines & Geology's Special Report 120, which was done for the Sonoma County Planning Department.)
Actually, there are several slides poised to come down into the canyons along which are strung the homes of Rio Nido. In their infinite wisdom, the Supervisors of Sonoma County have refused to hire a staff geologist.
RETAIN HAMILTON FIELD
Editor -- The recent report of the proposed $500,000 study just to determine how to destroy and convert Marin County's Hamilton Field airstrip into a bird sanctuary/wetlands, has proven to be totally ludicrous in view of the flooding and evacuation of our main airport . . . Gnoss Field.
It took El Nino weather to prove that Gnoss is not be relied on as the only airport for Marin County's emergencies. While Gnoss was under water, Hamilton's airstrips were above the maximum tide levels and available for use.
We have established a need for retaining Hamilton's runways and we must now convince Senators Barbara Boxer and Diane Feinstein, along with the Marin County Board of Supervisors, to change their minds. This property is a valuable Marin County asset and should be retained along with a expenditure of $1.5 million of taxpayers' money.
A HISTORY LESSON
Editor -- Smug self-righteous protesters of military action reveal an amazing level of ignorance. Corpses, dead because of chemical weapons used by Saddam Hussein, do not convince them that this man, armed with chemical and biological weapons, is an extremely dangerous barbarian.
And so it was, in the days leading up to World War II. Isolationists were blind to the coming Hitler menace. It was not "our war." Thus, the world in extreme peril . . . or was the Holocaust simply Hollywood fiction?
Get off your soapboxes and do some serious reading. History, not studied, is history repeated.

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