Why Warren Tredrea’s “Sovereign Individual” Claims Will Fail in Australian Courts, By Ian Wilson LL.B

Warren Tredrea is no stranger to headlines. As Port Adelaide's only AFL premiership captain, his football legacy is secure. But lately, Tredrea's name has been making news for a very different reason: his ongoing legal battle with Channel 9, and his unusual arguments about personal sovereignty and legal tender. After being dismissed from Channel 9 ...

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The Japanese Covid Vax Data Revelation: A Case for Vaccine Scepticism, By Brian Simpson

In a world where censorship and misinformation have often clouded the discourse around Covid-19 vaccines, a newly released Japanese database tracking 18 million vaccinated citizens has emerged as a bombshell, reigniting debates about the safety and efficacy of these injections. The data, which reveals a disturbing pattern of increased mortality rat...

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The Deliberate Demography: Unpacking the Biden Administration’s Border Policy, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The recent riots in Los Angeles have reignited debates about the Biden administration's handling of border and immigration policy, with some corporate media outlets attempting to frame the chaos as a series of well-meaning mistakes. However, as the RealClearPolitics article by Phillip Linderman argues, this narrative is a "Big Lie" designed to rewr...

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Defending the Critique: Stephen Miller on Illegal Migration and the Stealing of Jobs, By Chris Knight (Florida)

Stephen Miller's recent Twitter exchanges with Democratic leaders like Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and California Senator Alex Padilla have reignited a fierce debate about illegal migration, economic dependency, and the displacement of American workers. Miller's critique, that Democrats are advocating for a vast illegal alien workforce to maintain...

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The 25-Hour Marathon: Sen. Cory Booker’s Bathroom-Free Feat and What It Reveals! By Charles Taylor (Florida)

In the annals of American political theater, few acts stand out quite like Sen. Cory Booker's 25-hour speaking marathon on the Senate floor, which took place from 7 p.m. on March 31, 2025, to 8:05 p.m. on April 1, 2025. This was not just a record-breaking speech in terms of duration, surpassing Strom Thurmond's 24-hour and 18-minute filibuster from...

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The Cultural Defence in Criminal Law: A Critical Examination, By Ian Wilson LL.B

The recent case of Sadeq Nikzad, an Afghani asylum seeker convicted of raping a 15-year-old girl in the UK, has reignited debates about the use of cultural defences in criminal law. Nikzad, who entered the UK illegally and was sentenced to nine years in prison followed by deportation, saw his defence counsel argue that his actions were influenced b...

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The Intersection of Genius, Faith, and Quantum Physics: A Christian Perspective, By James Reed

In a world often polarised between science and faith, the recent statements by Dr. YoungHoon Kim, a South Korean scholar widely recognized as having the world's highest recorded IQ of 276, offer a compelling bridge between these domains. Dr. Kim, founder and president of the United Sigma Intelligence Association (USIA), has publicly affirmed his Ch...

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The Intersection of Demographics and Immigration: Poland’s Existential Dilemma, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

In a recent address, Krzysztof Bosak, a prominent Polish politician and leader of the far-Right Confederation Liberty and Independence party, articulated a stark warning about Poland's future. "We cannot plunge as a nation into the fatalism that it is our fate to die out. Our fate is to grow old, to die out, to give up our land to others and to be ...

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The Gathering Storm: Why the Middle East Crisis Threatens Global Catastrophe, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The Middle East finds itself on a precipice, teetering on the edge of a conflict that could rapidly escalate beyond regional boundaries and plunge the world into an unprecedented crisis. While the immediate focus might be on the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, a more chilling perplexity issue looms: what happens if other nations, notab...

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The Invisible Script: When Government Deceives Through Entertainment, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

The recent revelations, brought to light by investigative journalist Lewis Brackpool, detailing the UK government's covert insertion of pro-vaccine and pro-lockdown messaging into mainstream fictional television shows, unveil a deeply troubling practice that transcends the complexities of the Covid-19 vaccine debate itself. The fundamental issue at...

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Aussie Farmers Fighting Back Against Climate Change Alarmism! By James Reed and Brian Simpson

Australian farmers, the backbone of the nation's food security and rural economy, are increasingly finding themselves at odds with what many perceive as overreaching climate change policies. From the sun-scorched plains of Queensland to the drought-stricken fields of South Australia, these hardworking men and women are pushing back against what the...

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Satire, but All So True from the Babylon Bee, By Chris Knight (Florida)

A nice satirical piece from the Christian Babylon Bee site which gets its power from being the truth as well. Western leaders who are White have the racial pathology of supporting any who are not their kind, and championing any belief systems which are not in the survival interests of their people; witness the LA riots with those resisting deportat...

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Who Buys $ 8-12 Plus Coffees Anyway? By James Reed

If you are in the city early morning around rush hour, people are scampering to get to work so that the system can tick over for another day. Notice though that the CBD's of all capital cities are full of cafes, most which have windows open to the streets. People stop their rushes to get a coffee. This is more than as mere ritual, or a need to have...

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Britain Truly is a Country in Moral Freefall, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

Britain's current law allows for abortion up until a pregnancy is 24 weeks along, with certain limited exceptions after that, such as for psychological and health reasons. But the extreme Left wing Starmer Labour government is now moving for the passage of one of the most extreme abortion laws in Europe, legalising abortion up until the moment of b...

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Dark Society; Dark Personalities, Even Darker Social Decline, By Brian Simpson

Personality is not just something one is born with, but is also shaped by the society one lives in. A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, examined how bad social conditions (high corruption, inequality, poverty and violence) are linked to what they call "The Dark Factor of Personality," such as selfishness or spi...

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Evaluating the Global Birth Rate Crisis in Light of Policy Efforts, By Mrs. Vera West and Mrs. (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

The global decline in birth rates, often termed a "fertility crisis," has sparked alarm among policymakers, economists, and commentators like Elon Musk, who warn of its economic and societal consequences. A 2025 Sky News article, drawing on a United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) survey of 14,000 people across 14 countries, highlights that the cri...

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The Cultural Continuity Hypothesis: A Universal Motivation for Heritage Preservation, By Brian Simpson

Human cultures are vibrant tapestries of values, beliefs, and practices, each unique yet bound by a shared impulse to endure across generations. In their 2025 paper published in Psychological Review, Cory Cobb, Ph.D., and colleagues propose the cultural continuity hypothesis, asserting that humans are universally motivated to preserve key aspects o...

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Trump Reverses on Communist Chinese Spying Students, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The Left are of course correct to portray Trump as a loose cannon. Imagine being on a ship, on the deck, and a huge bit of steel starts rolling unpredictably, well, that's Trump. While previously Trump saw a clear security threat posed by students from China, many on CCP scholarships, now he has proclaimed the standard diversity line of enrichment ...

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A Simple Strength Test for Risk of Alzheimer’s and Heart Disease, By Mrs Vera West

I strive to report on health issues of relevance to an older population, personal bias being ancient myself ("known as the ancient one," by my youngest grandchild, referring a Marvel Cinema character), and also as our readership tends to be the older set, which is mighty fine by me. Anyway, to today's business, which is about a simple strength test...

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One Million Accept Trump’s Threat to “Go Home, or Else,” By Charles Taylor (Florida)

While I am not impressed with Trump's present war-monger behaviour, which is set to produce I believe a disaster, and his claim that he decides what constitutes America first (no, Americans decide this, not a narcissistic puppet president), I am impressed by the fact that nearly one million illegals have left under the self-deportation program. Whi...

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