Marxism abandoned the factory floor and went straight for your kid's university orientation, and it worked; as you read, the eager socialist beavers are out at Australian uni campuses spreading the Marxist faith. There's a reason the Soviets couldn't hold a candle to American productivity, couldn't feed their own people, and eventually collapsed un...

In March 2026 India's High Commissioner to Canada, Dinesh K. Patnaik, offered an unusually frank assessment of the relationship between the two countries. Canada, he observed, had the resources and the space but not enough people. India had the people. "With a 40 million population, you need at least about 100 million," he said. "You need people to...

 Royal assent arrived in June, the Combatting Hate Act slipped into force in the middle of July, and before the month was out government officials were already standing on Canadian doorsteps asking about social media posts that had been written months or even years earlier. The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms began receiving the rep...

 If you think anything is going to change, you might need your head read... Victorian Labor has unveiled its latest attraction, a brand new ringmaster for the same old circus. Jacinta Allan MP has packed away the top hat, and Ben Carroll MP has stepped into the spotlight, all in a desperate attempt to convince Victorians that the show has some...

 A Substack post by Michael T. Snyder of July 29, 2026, discussing Iran's supposed surprise attack on American forces, gathered recent reports of ballistic missiles, proxy drones, damaged oil facilities, and a chilling piece of Iranian propaganda into one continuous warning: the conflict is no longer containable, and the violence will not stay...

Whatever one's views on the politics of Cuba, socialism, American sanctions or the Trump administration's strategy, there is one aspect of the Cuban story that deserves admiration from almost everyone: the extraordinary ingenuity of ordinary people. Yes, those living under the yoke of communism. For generations, Cubans have become masters of making...

Alan Ritchson may play Jack Reacher, a fictional vigilante who solves problems with fists, fractured bones and an occasionally creative disregard for procedural law, but someone should remind him that the United States is not an episode of an Amazon action series. In the real world, political disputes are meant to be settled through elections, cour...

Examining the Dissonance Between a Concealed Medical Crisis and Federal Public Health Directives--Fauci Knew or Should Have Known Moderna Causes Blood Clots Just a few days before his appearance before the US Senate, Senator Rand Paul dropped this bombshell on Dr Anthony Fauci. The Architect's Secret: A Case Study in Medical Hypocrisy The story of ...

 The newly released diary entries of Anthony Fauci do not merely add a footnote to the COVID origins debate. They expose a stark gap between what the most powerful infectious-disease official in the United States privately understood and what he chose to tell the public. As early as 26 January 2020, months before the World Health Organisation ...

The newly released diary entries of Anthony Fauci strip away the polished version of events and reveal something simpler and uglier: when public outrage over taxpayer-funded experiments on beagles threatened the reputation of a powerful ally, Barack Obama stepped in to help manage the problem. The dogs themselves were secondary. Protecting the man ...

The newly released audio tapes of Joe Biden working with his ghostwriter in 2017 capture something more revealing than another round of memory lapses. They show a former vice president treating classified national-security material with the casual indifference one might reserve for old magazines left in a basement. "So this was, I early on, um, in ...

 There is a particular kind of horror in watching something irreplaceable destroyed for something disposable. The large language models these companies are training will be obsolete within a few years, replaced by the next architecture, the next funding round, the next pivot, yet the books they are shredding were meant to last centuries. Judge...

The impulse to internationalise every major problem has reached a breaking point. When Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared that the United States would dismantle the International Criminal Court and restore the rights of sovereign states over globalism, he was not engaging in rhetorical excess. He was naming a structural reality that has been a...

An ancient Zen koan tells of a man fleeing a tiger. Reaching the edge of a cliff, he grabs hold of a vine and lowers himself over the precipice. Above him, the tiger waits patiently. Looking down, he sees another tiger below, ready for the moment he falls. As he clings desperately to the vine, two mice: one white, one black, begin gnawing through i...

On the evening of 25 July 2026, a white van accelerated into a crowd of people celebrating Berlin's Christopher Street Day in the Tiergarten. One woman was killed. Twenty-nine others were injured, some critically. The driver fled. Within hours the pattern was already familiar to anyone who has watched these attacks unfold across Europe for the bett...

Every summer the headlines arrive with boring regularity. Climate change is fuelling record Canadian wildfire seasons. Unprecedented fires are linked to rising temperatures. The framing is so consistent that it has become background noise, a seasonal ritual of explanation that rarely pauses to examine the forest itself. What is actually happening i...

Something has broken in the relationship between Australians and their major political parties. It is not merely the usual mid-cycle grumbling or the cyclical swing of the electoral pendulum. It is a deeper, more corrosive mood: a mixture of despair at the country's direction, disbelief that either major party offers a credible path out, and a grow...

There is a recurring pattern in the history of vaccine safety that is difficult to dismiss once the episodes are lined up. A vaccine causes measurable harm. Initial responses emphasize rarity, coincidence, or the greater good. Critics and injured families face scepticism or professional isolation. Eventually the evidence becomes hard to ignore, the...

Not yet in Australia, but America's growing controversy over Flock Safety cameras is about far more than stolen cars or catching criminals. It is becoming a test case for one of the defining political questions of the twenty-first century: how much liberty should ordinary citizens surrender in exchange for promises of greater security? As governmen...

Investigative journalist Catherine Herridge has drawn attention to declassified records that reference Chinese blackmail efforts in the context of influence operations around the 2020 election. According to her account, materials prepared for inclusion in a President's Daily Brief discussed blackmail by China. She has stated that after reviewing th...