The article from The Free Press (April 2026) by Lucy Biggers, a former climate activist turned "climate realist," delivers a stark warning: rushing to net-zero emissions and 100% renewable energy before the underlying technologies (storage, grid flexibility, firm dispatchable power, and scalable alternatives) are ready risks severe real-world harm ...
In the sun-baked battleground of Queensland, something seismic is happening. According to the latest Newspoll analysis, Pauline Hanson's One Nation has surged to 30% primary vote — leapfrogging a tired Labor Party at 27% and a collapsing Coalition/LNP at just 23%. That's not a protest vote. That's a full-throated rejection of the political establis...
Rarely has freedom of speech on this island, or in the West, approached the precipice that it now teeters on. In the U.K., in 2023 alone, more than 12,000 people were arrested for messages they posted online, a figure that any tyrannical regime would envy but an abject disgrace for a democracy. A troubling share of these cases involved nothing more...
The sun hasn't just set on the British Empire; the last remnant of the Empire is busy setting itself on fire, in an act of suicidal self-loathing. I won't say that Oxford, a town located in Oxfordshire County, England, is the first thing people think of when they think of England, but it's certainly one of the main things they think of. The c...
There comes a moment in geopolitics when the mask slips and "art of the deal" morphs into something far uglier: the art of the apocalypse. President Trump's latest barrage of threats against Iran — delivered with Easter Sunday flair and laced with raw profanity — has crossed that line. "Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wra...
A recent round of articles circulating online has revived a familiar and emotionally potent claim: that major pharmaceutical companies secured drug approvals and government contracts through bribery. The headline figure — $12.6 million in alleged bribes—has been repeated with confidence, often tied directly to well-known firms such as Pfizer and Jo...
The Daily Sceptic article by Guy de la Bédoyère (April 5, 2026) makes a timely plea: in an age of elite vanity, political theater, media hype, and collective delusions, we desperately need a modern Diogenes the Cynic (c. 413/303 – c. 324/321 BC) — the ancient Greek philosopher famous for his shameless honesty, ascetic simplicity, and razor-sh...
SB 977 creates a state-level enforcement ban on global mandates and blocks foreign legal systems from overriding constitutional rights in Missouri courts. Missouri bill directly confronting the role of unelected global institutions in domestic governance has passed the state Senate, declaring that organizations such as the World Health Organi...
The modern obsession with gyms, programs, and optimisation has quietly obscured a simpler truth: the human body was not designed for machines, but for movement. The rediscovery of walking, particularly brisk, intentional walking, is less a new health insight than a return to first principles. What is changing is not the physiology, but the recognit...
Rep. Elise Stefanik's forthcoming book Poisoned Ivies: The Inside Account of the Academic and Moral Rot at America's Elite Universities (releasing April 14, 2026) delivers a scathing insider critique. As a Harvard graduate and one of the key voices grilling Ivy League presidents during the 2023 congressional hearings on campus antisemitism, S...
The NY Post article linked below, reports on an E-4B "Nightwatch" (doomsday plane) taking off from Offutt Air Force Base — a flying command centre built to survive nuclear war or major emergencies, with advanced comms, shielding, and capacity for top officials. These planes fly regularly for training, but the timing fuelled speculation amid tension...
Michael Snyder's April 3, 2026 Substack post, "What Is About to Happen in the Middle East is Going to Shock the Entire World," (link below), paints a dramatic picture. He argues that after five weeks of U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, the conflict is entering a dangerous new phase. Iran's refusal to negotiate seriously (with the IRGC now firmly in co...
A viral X postfrom April 3, 2026, has lit up social media: Germany now requires all men aged 17 to 45 who want to leave the country for longer than three months to obtain official permission from the Bundeswehr (German Armed Forces). The rule applies no matter the reason — a semester abroad, a job offer overseas, or a backpacking trip around the wo...
A new study, out in pre-print, shows clearly, without a doubt, the vaccines were unsafe when first rolled out (and are likely still unsafe). This is the single best study ever on vaccine batch safety. A new study, Batch-Dependent Safety Signal: Nationwide Analysis of Suspected Adverse Events Following COVID-19 Vaccination...
Today, as we celebrate the resurrection, we're reminded of something profound: God always prepares His people for what's coming. The resurrection wasn't a surprise. Jesus told His disciples repeatedly what would happen. He warned them. He prepared them. And yet, when the moment came, most weren't ready. "Let not your hearts be troubled," Jesus said...
For decades, mainstream culture sold young women a seductive script: ditch the "outdated" notions of marriage and motherhood early, hustle relentlessly in the corporate world, chase luxury and "independence" at all costs, and fulfillment will follow. The "girl boss" archetype — glamorised in media, social platforms, and corporate marketing — promis...
Civilisations rarely collapse from sudden catastrophe alone. More often, they erode from within when their ruling classes cling to ideologies that no longer match the world around them. These outdated ideologies — once adaptive, now pathological — prioritise abstract principles, moral posturing, or entrenched privileges over pragmatic survival and ...
Western civilisation is not merely stumbling — it is being hollowed out from within by a profound moral vacuum. Bureaucratic rule has replaced human judgment and traditional values with cold process, dependency, and moral relativism. The result is a society that tolerates evil, incentivises passivity, and erodes the very self-reliance that built pr...
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, trust in America's and the West's premier public health institutions has plummeted to historic lows. Recent KFF polls show only 47% of Americans now trust the CDC to provide reliable vaccine information, a sharp decline from pre-pandemic levels near 85%. This erosion isn't random or driven by "misinformation." It's a ra...
Harrow School has many centuries-old traditions that make it a jewel in the crown of British education: straw hats, black tailcoats and its own form of archaic slang, where "beaks" means teachers and "the ducker" is the swimming pool. Soon it will need to grapple with some new customs. Sir Winston Churchill's alma mater is opening two schools in th...
