nourishing obscurity

I’ve not got anything in particular against Essex – I just found some youtubes, d’in I, eh?:

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It must be obvious that I’m peeved and that’s why I’m going on and on about this.  The more I hear lies from feminists, the more I’ll pour evidence upon evidence. Here’s the issue, according to a woman who seems, from what I briefly read, to be some form of “high-end” prostitute:

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It’s not Greek, not something from Africa but is the Deseret alphabet.  Deseret was not a country, a nation but a state. Not just a state but part of the United States of America. At least it was in the eyes of those who set it up and what made this more than just some [...]

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In an article aimed at the young market, Clive Dorman asks if the Contiki [or guided tour] is a thing of the past or is that the case with independent travel? Contiki claims that two-thirds travel by tour but he claims it’s the other way round. It seems logical for oldies to take the tour [...]

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Veronique Morali – pretty woman but one with scrambled brains, a dangerous person who married Feminazism to Socialism and has been backed by big money in destroying both women and society in Europe, under the guise of supporting them, ex-head of Tesco Christy O, on the other hand, is “good people”, as some Americans might [...]

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Sir Michael Jackson, KFOR Commander; Agim Ceku, Commander of KLA and others Part 1 was Before 911.  In that post was evidence that the PTB in the U.S. not only colluded with but worked alongside, employed and protected various Muslim extremists, many of whom went on to join Al Qaeda.  while it’s true that someone [...]

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What I wrote at Mark Wadsworth’s notwithstanding, I don’t consider myself in this race but I am going to nominate 10 UK bloggers and I know seven of them already. The last time I got anywhere [2008] was when I was considered in the Tory fold but since then I’ve attacked all and sundry, on [...]

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Austria, Canada, Argentina, Japan? It’s not Canada because it has three “a”s, though it might be for another reason.

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My thoughts are with Tom and his family at this time.  This sort of thing is a major body blow – it’s near impossible to take.  I can only say that she is out of her distress now and will meet him some time in the future [our perception of time].

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Belmont Club: Since no police force has the numbers to be everywhere at once, it maintains order through the force of its name, the power of the uniform. This was once known as ‘prestige’; today it is better known as ‘legitimacy’.  Although as insubstantial as air it is as vital as oxygen. Without it things [...]

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Wiki says: “A classical music riot is violent, disorderly behavior that occurs upon (usually) the premiere of a controversial piece of classical music. The usual respectful and sedate manner of classical music audiences means that any sort of rough behavior, ranging from catcalls to shoving, can be seen as a comparative ‘riot’.” Here are two [...]

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