In a move straight out of the sneak-attack playbook, the Albanese Labor government has quietly slipped a new form of death tax into the 2025-26 Budget. They're not calling it that, of course. They never do. But make no mistake — this is exactly what it is: a punitive hit on Australians who work hard, save responsibly, and want to pass something on ...
The claim that Australian governments are powerless to control net overseas migration (NOM) is one of the most persistent and convenient myths in modern politics. It lets politicians shrug their shoulders, blame "global forces," and keep the tap running while housing, infrastructure, and social cohesion buckle under the strain. The Macrobusiness pi...
Dr. Robert Malone's recent essay pulls no punches: America's Founding Father, George Washington, did not simply die of a throat infection on December 14, 1799. He was effectively bled to death by the leading physicians of his day. Washington developed a severe sore throat and respiratory distress after riding in cold weather. Three doctors — ...
Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), delivered a sobering message on May 18, 2026: commercial oil inventories worldwide are depleting at a rapid pace, with only several weeks of buffer left. The cause? The ongoing war involving Iran and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which has triggered the large...
A peer-reviewed paper titled "Beneficial Bloodsucking" (published in Bioethics, 2025) by Parker Crutchfield and a co-author, has achieved something remarkable: it makes the case for deliberately spreading a tick-borne illness that forces people into lifelong meat allergies — and calls it moral enhancement! Their core argument is as straightforward ...
One seemingly harmless tick bite can rewrite your diet, and potentially your life. That's the reality behind alpha-gal syndrome (AGS), also known as red meat allergy or mammalian meat allergy. The Vigilant Fox piece (linked below) highlights growing alarm: exploding tick populations, mysterious reports of tick "bombs," and hundreds of thousands alr...
In the high-stakes world of artificial intelligence, where billions of dollars and the future direction of humanity's most powerful technology hang in the balance, timing is everything. On May 18, 2026, a federal jury in Oakland delivered a swift verdict in Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI, Sam Altman, Greg Brockman, and Microsoft. The jury...
In a stunning development that's sure to delight every "We Need Tradies... From Zeta Reticuli" advocate, top insiders have confirmed the recovery of four distinct alien species from crashed UFOs. That's right — while Australia debates whether our 300k+ net migration is delivering enough welders or just more hospitality heroes, the Yanks have been h...
The Liberty Itch essay linked below nails a real frustration: Australian manufacturers and builders scream for skilled tradespeople (welders, fabricators, carpenters, etc.), yet sponsoring experienced workers from places like South Africa gets buried in Immigration Department delays, paperwork, and silence — sometimes over 12 months. Meanwhil...
Australian actress Holly Valance recently made waves by stating at a UK rally that Australians should have listened to Pauline Hanson 30 years ago on mass immigration, integration, and its impacts on housing, services, culture, and national cohesion. Hanson's 1996 maiden speech famously warned that Australia was in danger of being "swamped by...
Investment heavyweight Geoff Wilson has sounded the alarm and is mobilising. The founder of Wilson Asset Management has launched a "battalion," a full-throated, "vicious" campaign involving millions of everyday Australians, to smash Labor's sweeping $100 billion tax overhaul. This isn't minor tinkering. It's a generational wealth transfer dressed u...
President Trump, fresh off his Beijing summit with Xi Jinping and the Pax Silica AI supply chain talks, dropped a notable comment on Fox News' Hannity: restricting Chinese students from U.S. universities would be "a very insulting thing to say to a country." He highlighted the roughly 500,000 Chinese students currently in America, many "good studen...
Here in this age of deliberate forgetting, cultural self-loathing, and egalitarian vandalism, a quiet but powerful counteroffensive is underway. On 17 May 2026, Roger Kimball of Encounter Books highlighted the award of a Bradley Prize to historian James Hankins for The Golden Thread: A History of the Western Tradition — a sweeping, two-volume recla...
"Despite the increasingly clear warnings of dangers ahead, the dark night of multiculturalism continues to envelop America. Given enough time, the acids of multiculturalism will burn out the very soul of America. Other nations in the world, friend and foe alike, will take note of this. In their own quiet way, they are already on the move." — Charle...
On 16 May 2026, central London witnessed something the establishment tried hard to downplay: tens of thousands — quite possibly hundreds of thousands — of ordinary Britons marching under Union Jacks, St George's crosses, and a banner of national renewal. Organisers and participants, including Tommy Robinson, called it Unite the Kingdom — a defiant ...
"Fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power" — Benito Mussolini (attributed) Whether Mussolini actually said those exact words is debated — the quote is popular but hard to pin to a primary source. Yet it captures something real about historical fascism: the fusion of state authority ...
If the institutions still stand, the bins get collected (mostly), and the courts keep ruling, then Britain is not strictly ungovernable. But walk through the headlines in mid-May 2026 and the vibe is unmistakable: Westminster feels like a pressure cooker of short-termism, voter rage, and systemic strain. Keir Starmer is fighting for his job after L...
The state grew larger, Australians grew weaker, and the freedoms that built this country are disappearing before our eyes. Australia is sleepwalking into collectivism and the tragedy is that many Australians are cheering it on. Every year there are more regulations, more restrictions and more bureaucrats telling ordinary Australians what they can s...
The Gateway Pundit reports: Finally, after years of gaslighting, lawfare, and corrupt media cover-ups, a top Trump DOJ official has stepped up and dropped the hammer on the biggest political crime in American history. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche joined Maria Bartiromo on Sunday Morning Futures and delivered a NUCLEAR truth bomb that Democr...
The chattering class has spent decades debating why people aren't having babies. Economists point to childcare costs and housing. Sociologists talk gender roles and career pressures. Policymakers throw money at parental leave and baby bonuses. Yet fertility keeps sliding below replacement (2.1) in most OECD countries, East Asia, and even parts of L...
