A Red warning

+Here’s an exclusive report. Russian military forces continue to move around Russia! Unlike NATO forces (mainly American) which never move around within their own borders, the Russians are preparing for World War Three (which is how our Foreign Secretary, hopeless PM and Pres. Biden like to portray the threat). The threat is ‘imminent.’ It’s been imminent ever since, well, ever since it was imminent. We’re just waiting for the Russians to stage a ‘false flag’ incident to justify their invasion of Ukraine. This too is imminent. It is a remarkable testimony to the strength of character of our Foreign Secretary, Liz Trussworthy that she can cope with this permanent state of imminence. I wonder if Putin feels the same way, or is he just relaxed and rehearsing on a bigger stage his well-known predilection for high-end judo? For beginners, that’s when you use your opponents weight (and effort) to throw them to the floor. I think the reference to judo is apposite. But neither Biden or Trussworthy seem to have grasped how the game works.
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+We’re about to see the arrival of Storm Eunice, with winds of up to 100 mph possibly hitting the constituency of Jacob Rees Mogg down in the south west. I have to confess that every time I hear the news about Storm Eunice I mishear it as Storm ‘Eustice,’ which is of course the name of our utterly on the ball Environment Secretary. This sparks the thought that named storms should be named after members of the Cabinet. When Storm Nadine or Storm Jacob sweeps in the citizenry would be petrified, but not on the mega scale if Storm Trussworthy terrorised the land. We’ve already had Storm Boris of course, which has already caused severe damage.