5 indicative items and brief commentary for Oct. 14, 2025

1. There appears to be some resistance at street level against the proposed digital ID Comrade Starmer wants to impose on the people of Great Britain. All of course, except the people it is supposed to stop from working. None of it makes any sense. Which is how we can know it is dialectic in nature.
The state brings in, feeds, and houses an enormous number of unvetted and non-miscible migrants.
The state gives them far more rights under law, even to the extent that they seem to be mostly immune from the law altogether.

Migrants are often not charged for serious crimes they clearly have committed, or if charged and convicted, sentences are reduced in order to stop any kind of decoration order.

Then we are told, the British people have to accept a new draconian digital ID so that migrants won’t be able to work.
Well they aren’t working now. And it’s highly unlikely that someone who is employing an illegal and didn’t ask them for regular ID also won’t ask them for digital ID.
But everything the indigenous British people do, can now be tracked with ear more certainty.

The Dutch appear to have had enough of the migrants deracinating their culture as well. I guess mass protests are a good start. But the cost benefit for the controllers has to change before policy does.

2. I really do not know much about Russian culture. But if I was in Russia, and if I had a negative thought about Putin, I would be inclined to stay away from any windows. Is “Defenestrate” A Russian word does anyone know?

Publisher of famous Soviet newspaper Pravda falls to his death from a seventh-floor window

Russian police are investigating the death of the latest prominent figure to fall to his death from a window.

The secretive head of Pravda publishing house, Vyacheslav Leontyev, 87, plunged 70ft from his home in western Moscow.

He was in charge of the famous Soviet newspaper Pravda – or Truth – the main organ of the ruling Communist Party, and continued in the role long after the collapse of the USSR in 1991.

Leontyev was seen as knowledgeable about the secret fortune of the party.

The veteran publisher died on Saturday evening and police are probing whether it was an accident, suicide or foul play.

Exiled journalist Andrey Malgin posted on the ‘strange death’, saying: ‘The window falls continue….

‘Leontyev, fell from a window. He was found near his home on Molodogvardeyskaya Street, where he lived.’

Suggesting he could have been secretly wealthy, Malgin – who knew him – wrote: ‘He gave the impression of a sort of underground millionaire….

3. A note to all the people who think that more hate speech laws will solve the problems created by the exact same people and groups who created by the people drafting, implementing and adjudicating the present hate speech laws and the future ones.

This guy is not being charged. And if he is, the THOUSANDS of Muslims who say the same thing every day in mosques across the West and have been for what, 1400 years, will not be.

4. Apparently, Hamas explains they will not disarm. President Trump has a few words to say about that.

“THEY WILL DISARM”. Three words.

5. This is a strange one.

There are always more than 2 options for anything. But for this we can only visualize two at the moment.

A. The Russians provide authentic documents showing that they were behind the assassination of JFK. They apologize, say that was then, this is now and shake and be friends.

B. A disinformation campaign meant to further divide the Trump supporters by laying the blame on a Trump ally. The Russians are very good at this. They have already divided the right subsequent to 2020 very well after a movement formed, MAGA for lack of a better term, to reinstitute and revitalize a Republic in the US, as well as other Western states like Canada. In other words, it feels a little like this representative is being played.

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