July 22, 2026

"Did What Was Right"

Trump, Ford, Carney, every political leader, government agent, and politician around the world destroyed lives and businesses during Covid. 

They're all going to hell. 

This doctor is not. 

He did the right thing when it wasn't easy.



On Geographic Lessons, And The Strange U.S.-Canada Beef



Canada has a pretty good education system. I'm sure the Prime Minister and the Premier of Ontario took geography classes in school. 

Canada and America are joined at the hip.

I don't know why they decided to pick a fight with the psychopath in Washington and why they think Canada has any chance in a trade war with the United States.

These two men need to be far away from political office. They both have zero political instincts and have done great harm to Canada.

Doug's late brother had more tact and diplomatic skill. He would have been a better leader and gotten along fine with Trump. 

You have to flatter a man like him, not antagonize.

Body Bags Upon Body Bags: The New Great War In West Asia

Run to daddy little bitch.


This is a great war. 

It is a divine war. 

For too long the body bags and graves in West Asia have been those of Palestinians, Yemenis, Kurds, Syrians, Afghans, Iraqis, Ezidis. The insignificant and the weak.

Those days are gone.

We will be seeing the body bags of dead Americans, Persians, Jews, rich Gulf Arabs, Turks, smug Europeans, and arrogant Brits.

God has answered our prayers.

He has given us a righteous war. 

He has given a humanity a new epic to write.

The Anglos and the Jews must finally feel the wrath of God and the pain of war. No more false flag nonsense. No more hit and runs from the skies on funerals and weddings.

We need to see real deaths, major numbers, and body bags stacked upon body bags.

The fake King of Jordan has the right idea. All the other fake Arab leaders will follow suit in due course if they have any brains left.

The Anglo-Jewish order in West Asia will be brought to a violent end. 

Hopefully what follows it will not be Islam but chaos. A new age of freedom.

July 21, 2026

More Commentary On Wokan's Fraudyssey

 


The Odyssey is not an easy poem to adapt to screen. It required a skilled storyteller who has a sense of the mythic. 

We were lucky Peter Jackson tackled Tolkien. Wokan would have been totally lost in the world of The Lord of the Rings, and would have taken all the colour and charm out of a place like the Shire. 

Directors and filmmakers should stick to what they're good at. If you want to be brave and daring in your artistic choices then do so with an original script, not classical literature and ancient myths.

Video Title: THE ODYSSEY Slammed By Feminist Who Inspired It. Source: Mr H Reviews. Date Published: July 21, 2026.

John Scott: Odyssey of the Belem Symphony (2002) / Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra

 





Wikipedia:

Patrick John O'Hara Scott (born November 1, 1930) (also credited as John Scott, Johnny Scott and Patrick John Scott), is an English composer, conductor, and jazz musician. He began his career as a pop and jazz arranger and session musician, before becoming well-known for his film and television scores, including collaborations with directors such as Richard Donner, Mike Hodges, Hugh Hudson, Norman Jewison, Irvin Kershner, Ilaiyaraaja, and Norman J. Warren. He is also a composer of contemporary classical music.

. . .Credited as Johnny Scott, and playing flute, he led a jazz quintet, quartet and trio during the 1960s: his three part Study for Jazz Quintet was included on the 1962 compilation album Jazz Tête-à-Tête recorded by Denis Preston. He played for Henry Mancini and was principal saxophonist in John Barry's soundtrack to the James Bond film Goldfinger (1964).

. . .Since the 1960s, Scott has composed for more than 100 film and television productions. Some of Scott's most praised and recognised scores are Antony and Cleopatra (1972), England Made Me (1973), North Dallas Forty (1979), The Final Countdown (1980), Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (1984), The Shooting Party (1985) and Lionheart (1990).

His TV work includes the themes to the BBC current affairs programmes Nationwide and Midweek, incidental music for the ITV series Rosemary and Thyme, and documentaries by French explorer Jacques Cousteau.

. . .Scott is also active as a classical composer (having written a symphony, a ballet, four string quartets and a guitar concerto) and as a conductor. Orchestras that he has conducted include the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the London Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the Munich Symphony Orchestra, the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Budapest Opera Orchestra, the Lubliana Radio Orchestra and the Prague Philharmonic.

In 2006–2008, Scott served as the artistic director of the Hollywood Symphony Orchestra.

Video Title: John Scott: Odyssey of the Belem Symphony (2002) / Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra. Source: bobbengan. Date Published: April 7, 2020. Description:

ABOUT THE WORK: In 2002 composer John Scott was commissioned by the Jules Verne Society to write a multi-movement symphonic tone poem meant to depict, musically, his experiences of sailing around the world aboard the three-masted French barque, the Belem. The resultant work, which has been released twice - once as a four-movement symphony on JOS Records and again later as a 2-CD film score by the Jules Verne Adventures Society, which presented individually-recorded cues in a more score-friendly fashion - is among the greatest musical achievements of the composer’s career, regardless of which format one chooses to listen to it in. Musically, the diverse and highly imaginative work has echoes of fellow Englishmen like Benjamin Britten, Frank Bridge or Arnold Bax, but the unique impressionistic language and unwavering ear for novel melody color this as distinctly John Scott’s own voice. As a mature musical work, it feels as much like a love letter to discovery and adventure as it does to the symphonic idiom it embraces, and the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra rises to the occasion with an utterly gigantic performance.