Sunday, 13 April 2025

It's been an interesting week.


Things really aren't going too well at Keir Hardie Mansions, the Socialist headquarters.

The man beaming over the shoulder of his chum Sir Keir 'freebie' Starmer (below) is none other than MP Dan Norris.

Dan defeated Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg at the last election, and became the new member for North East Somerset and Hanham.

Sadly Mr Norris probably won't attend parliament for some while, having being arrested following allegations of rape and child sex offences. A group of police were recently seen at his home carrying away boxes of 'evidence'. Norris has been suspended from the Labour Party, and Starmer is said to be 'miffed'. Watch this space.



Meanwhile over in Russia, Tsar Putin has allegedly been plotting to sabotage the UK's under-water gas pipelines. Russian boats have been spotted lurking above our major pipeline from Norway, and our 'spies' inform us that an attack is imminent. One previous attack had already been attributed to the Russians.

Since our major Oil/Gas Co's have been stopped by the government from further drilling in The North Sea, we import around 40% of our Gas supplies from Norway (who DO drill in The North Sea), making us open to all sorts of problems. Much better, and cheaper, to produce our own. The Luddite Socialists/Communists closed our vibrant Coal industry back in the 80's, and current bizarre government policy, under Ed Miliband, is hoping that wind and sunshine will somehow replace the more traditional forms of power production, to create most of our future energy needs. IT WON'T.

As a result of the current threats, we are now advised to prepare for 'blackouts' and lack of gas, and a handy guide has been issued (below).


Luckily I have everything apart from bottled water, and the battery-powered radio, neither of which I shall bother about.

I'm not sure quite why a lack of gas should require me to have a first aid kit, but I have one anyway. I presume the Swiss Army knife is to repel any Russian Gas-Inspectors who might knock on my door.


Here's an interesting story that you might have missed. In Kyrgyzstan, the Muslim Governing Body have banned women from wearing the full body Niqab. Apparently they fear that there could be nasty terrorists lurking in disguise, hidden under the clothing. People have been saying much the same thing in Western countries for decades but the authorities have done nothing. It takes a Muslim country to understand the true danger of Muslim clothing! 

You really couldn't make it up.


And finally. Can you possibly imagine what could have happened here (below)? This recent six car pile-up occurred on the A1, and wrote-off all six cars. Four police cars and two private cars.

What on earth were they doing? I do want our police to chase criminals wherever they need chasing, but this looks like totally reckless behaviour. Have a close look at the photo and see if you can work-out what happened!


p.s. I know you were all wondering. And, yes, in The People's Socialist Republic of Birmingham the rubbish continues to pile-up, the Rats get bigger and bigger, and the charming Trade Union member bin-men are all probably sunning themselves at their holiday homes in The Algarve or Tuscany. 

Kate Adie has just pronounced that the Brummie accent (Birmingham) is the most disliked in the UK. I'm not surprised. Toodle pip!


22 comments:

  1. Definitely not the England of my childhood.

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    1. You wouldn't believe much of what goes on here now. It's a different country altogether.

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  2. Haha, Happy Sunday Cro! As for the emergency pack, got all of them bar the battery powered radio...there must be one lurking in the house somewhere. You should have water in your multitudinous empty wine bottles!

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    1. I did actually have a look at Sainsbury's 'bottled water' recently, but it was very expensive so I didn't buy any!

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  3. My emergency pack was replenished yesterday thanks to the 25% discount offer on fizz at our local supermarket.

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    1. I did buy an emergency pack of red wine yesterday; just in case!

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  4. Well this time your weekly round-up gave me a laugh and a smile.
    Sadly your Mr Norris is one of many. These nasties are being uncovered in High places all over the world.
    I see your emergency pack does not include toilet paper. After a diet of baked beans it might be an essential

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    1. That's a good point. Usually it's the first thing people stock-up on. Maybe they've all still got garages full since the Covid scare.

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  5. "The Luddite Socialists/Communists closed our vibrant Coal industry back in the 80's..." Well you have taught me something about Margaret Thatcher that I didn't know. Until now I thought she was a Conservative.

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    1. You know as well as I do that it was Scargill who closed the Mines. Mrs T was asked by The Coal Board if they could close just 13 uneconomic pits, she gave permission for the closure of 11. The rest were closed by miners strikes.

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    2. That sounds like "The Daily Mail" version of history. Mr Scargill did his level best to save pits and coal mining communities. He remains a hero in South Yorkshire. Thatcher had it in for miners and unions whatever the cost and "you know as well as I do".

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    3. It's a good job that some folk know better than you.
      I think that you'll find that Harold Wilson closed at least twice as many collieries as Margaret Thatcher.

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    4. He did indeed, but he was a Socialist, so no-one in Yorkshire mentions it. YP has reminded me of the £1 Million donation from the Soviet Union, that ended-up in a secret Dublin bank account. As YP says, he's hero in Yorkshire!

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    5. Wilson closed 200 pits; Scargill just 147.

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  6. Graphic of emergency kit courses of the Daily Mail

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    1. It is quite possible. My news stories come from a selection of all UK papers, by MSN. I have no say in the matter. I do however BUY The Sunday Times.

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    2. p.s Why are you so obsessed with the DM? I hear it now has OVER 50% left-wing readership. Is that it?

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  7. Reading the week in a nutshell has made me realise how screwed up the entire world is! Is there any government out there that isn't headed by a selection of the most corrupt, greediest idiots on the planet? The piece about terrorists hiding under a Niqab made me laugh - those poor women - no matter what they wear they still can't do right in the eyes of their rulers!

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    1. I thought the Niqab business was very funny too. Next they'll be banning the Koran!

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  8. How do things go so wrong? The checks and balances seem to not be working.
    Power outages sound terrible. Russia is up to no good. They likely think if they destroy the pipelines from Norway to England, more Russian oil will be bought. It is oil and gas that keeps the Russian economy going.

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    1. The UK seems to be one their major targets. Certain world leaders simply cannot help themselves from being aggressive and troublesome.

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