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Sep 8, 2024

Trying to add value, I am working on an article for the anniversary of the destruction of multiple World Trade Center buildings on September 11th, 2001.

This is a log jam for numerous stories that continue to bob towards me from different directions. I’ll add some of them below.

I never entered the twin towers. I did visit a friend at Salomon Brothers in WTC Building 7 in around 1998. The architecture was impressionable. I have a photographic recollection of walking up and into the building — which I do not have for my visit to CNBC in New Jersey at the same time, when Joe Kernen was kind enough to welcome me.

Macaroon changes hue

Macron totally proves my point in the latest article. He bypasses democracy, appoints a centrist Michel Barnier whose party ranked well below Le Pen or the Left coalition - though there is suggestion that Marine Le Pen is complicit. Fact is, it disrespects the electorate.

The Socialist party leader, Olivier Faure, part of the leftwing coalition that won the highest number of seats in the election, said it was a “denial of democracy” for Macron to appoint a prime minister from the party that came fourth. “We’re entering a crisis of regime.”

In Germany, AfD is alleging funny business with postal votes. The "centrists" are authoritarian psychopaths who ignore democracy while claiming to defend it.

Starmer shows his colours

British prime minister Keir Starmer was a member of the Revolutionary Communist Party which I recall inflitrated my Labour club, and was likely an MI5 operation.

They called themselves Young Socialists — I recall one denied his name when I confronted him. Said I'd got the wrong bloke. That was around 1980-81.

Labour attempted to root it out during the Militant affair - a Trotskyite tendency that was as short lived as the Corbyn anti-Semitism scandal and thus probably also an intel affair.

Curiously I was expelled from the Labour Party by the NEC simply for tolerating the Young Socialists which MI5 would recruit in the form of Starmer.

The point is only and ever obedience. I used to visit the right-wing Conservative Monday Club and the Militant Tendency, simply out of political interest. Obviously I was too wild and independent minded for the security services to hire me, despite a diplomat father and a mother who had worked in Curzon Street.