Search the Tap
Latest Posts
- Fake diplomacy precedes yet more aggression against multi-polarism 12 October 2026
- English Democrats – first impressions of The Teds 12 October 2026
- A Thimble for a Flood: Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal… Why the announced volumes barely register against the global distillate shortage 11 October 2026
- Cybernetics and the human mind – Solaris and the Reign of the Cybernetic Tyrants 11 October 2026
- Playing a Game of Magnificent Uncertainty 11 October 2026
- FIDEL CASTRO – CIA Agent 11 October 2026
- Not Everyone Thinks Putin Saved Russia – Some Russians think Putin is a CIA or Israeli asset put into power by the West. 11 October 2026
- Trump’s Diesel Deal Proves Wars are Charades 11 October 2026
- Putin Pledges Russian Diesel to Help Trump Win Elections in November – There is no such thing as The Resistance. 10 October 2026
- The US melting pot claim is a lie 9 October 2026
Keep Us Online
If you enjoy the Tap please help with hosting costs and keep us online.
About the Tap
Ads and Supporters
Newsletter
Ads and Supporters
Latest Comments
- on Trump’s Diesel Deal Proves Wars are Charades
- on Federal Survey Of 21,990 Kids Ties COVID Shots To Autism, ADHD
- on Ukraine secretly targeting British diplomats in Moscow for false flag attack
- on Ukraine secretly targeting British diplomats in Moscow for false flag attack
- on Federal Survey Of 21,990 Kids Ties COVID Shots To Autism, ADHD
- on Ukraine secretly targeting British diplomats in Moscow for false flag attack
- on Ukraine secretly targeting British diplomats in Moscow for false flag attack









I first heard this song from the Pogues in the 1980’s and it touched me immediately. But this version is too nice for me
The Pogues usually had more of a rebel snarl, and they spat the words out with a more venom. Not so much in this tune though, it was more melancholic than venomous
Gallipoli really was a crime against our own side. All down to the Rhodes/Milner group who extensively infiltrated English democracy with their agents, as the books demonstrate. One of the notable such agents at that time being Winston S Churchill, the so called “Greatest ever Englishman”.
Gallipoli was one of his earlier war crimes, that are amply demonstrated in the 2 Docherty & McGregor books. He was a prolific monster
He went on to far bigger demonic evil acts during WW2 too. As amply demonstrated by David Irving’s masterpiece “Churchills War”
Irving fully explodes the WW2 Churchill myth. Just as D&McGregor explode his WW1 myth in their 2 books
Winston Churchill – Traitor and Murderer
https://www.johnccarleton.org/BLOGGER/2019/10/11/winston-churchill-traitor-and-murderer/
–
Would-be peacemaker Chamberlain was ‘uninstalled’ and warmonger-in-chief Churchill ‘installed’ to kick-off phoney WW2 good and proper. I think Chamberlain was finally got rid of by poisoning, a lot like Tchaikovsky.
I’m sure Churchill said: “History will be kind to me because I intend to write it” or words to that effect.
None of the quotes attributed to Churchill came from him and his speeches were spoken by an actor whose name escapes me.
Churchill was drunk and incapable most of the time – a lot like me nowadays.
Talking of history, there’s a movie called (I think) The Eagle Has Landed where an actor doubling for Churchill is shot and killed near the end. This is predictive (or the opposite) ‘programming’ by Hollywood to let us ‘proles’ know what is hidden in plain sight.
That’s my take on it anyway.
I can’t see the song/video on here but I’m not getting much in the way of sleep and way too much in the way of alcohol. Anxiety attacks and stressful stuff like Armageddon and what’s about to unfold.
Apparently ‘sleep’ is a bit of a mystery to those in the know and why we actually need it. We’ve been educated (conditioned/programmed/brainwashed) to believe it’s obvious because we’re tired etc but not the case.
It seems to be all about the body’s Immune System and its own need to take a break and re-load for the next challenging day ahead to keep us alive.
We take a rest after a run etc but why do we need to sleep for a third of our lives and even more as we get older?
Food for thought methinks.
–
My appetite’s back with a vengeance and I’ve enjoyed lots of meaty meals lately. I was talking to a lovely girl who was vegan/vegetarian and painfully thin and had me worried for her.
We Humans are carnivores, omnivores but certainly not vegivores God forbid.