The promise that learning to code would secure a lucrative, stable career has been a mantra for a generation of college students, particularly those pursuing computer science degrees. Yet, as the experience of 21-year-old Manasi Mishra illustrates (see link below), graduating with a computer science degree only to face an interview at Chipotle, the...
The sight of French police officers standing idly on Gravelines beach, watching as migrants, including women and children, board dangerously overcrowded dinghies bound for Britain, is not just a failure of enforcement; it's a mockery of international asylum law and a direct affront to British sovereignty. Reports from July 30, 2025, reveal officers...
The UK Climate Change Committee's (CCC) recommendation to cut cattle and sheep numbers by 27% by 2040, as outlined in its Seventh Carbon Budget, is a deeply flawed policy that threatens food security, biodiversity, and cultural heritage under the pretext of addressing methane emissions. Our critique argues that the plan is not only scientifically q...
In August 2025, Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston slammed the gates shut on every forest in the province, public and private, under threat of $25,000 fines. Hiking? Illegal. Birdwatching? Illegal. Fishing from a shaded riverbank? Illegal. Even walking into your own wooded property with a friend is now punishable. The government calls it wildfire prev...
In an era where "prejudice" is synonymous with bigotry and irrational hate, reclaiming the term might seem provocative. Yet, as thinkers like Edmund Burke, Roger Scruton, and Russell Kirk argued, prejudice, in its original sense, refers to instinctive preferences, loyalties, and aversions shaped by tradition and experience. Far from a flaw, it's an...
When Pakistan's Army Chief General Asim Munir declared during a recent visit to the United States that "if we go down, we'll take half the world with us," he didn't just rattle nerves in New Delhi, he sent shockwaves through the global community. This is the first time a top Pakistani military official has issued an explicit nuclear threat from Ame...
The release of the newest Superman movie in July 2025 has sparked controversy not for its cinematic quality but for its political undertones, as highlighted by Andrea Widburg in her American Thinker article. Director James Gunn's framing of Superman as an open-borders advocate and star David Corenswet's reluctance to embrace "the American way" sign...
The Mr. Magoo Show, a classic animated series from the 1950s–60s featuring the nearsighted Quincy Magoo, remains a beloved staple of its era. While some contemporary critiques focus on the show's use of Magoo's visual impairment as a comedic device, this reading misses a crucial aspect: Mr. Magoo's disability was portrayed not simply as a source of...
It's official: Britain's welfare system is no longer primarily for Britons. In July 2025, the Department for Work and Pensions revealed that 1.298 million foreign nationals are now claiming Universal Credit. That's nearly one in every five unemployed people in this country! Let that sink in. While millions of British workers grind through the cost-...
There is a fascinating new debate taking place in England over what it means to be English. Until post-War non-White immigration, this didn't even need to be discussed. To be English was to descend from the Anglo-Saxons – Angle-land – who settled in what is now England after the collapse of the Roman Empire. Some pub bores would insist that there i...
In the quiet expanses of rural childhoods like the one Dr. David Bell describes (see link below), where the Milky Way sprawls like a river of light, and constellations like Scorpio and Orion frame the night, lies a profound human truth: we were meant to live in awe of the cosmos, as the German philosopher Kant famously said. The "beauty of the sphe...
This human-interest story shows us how careful one needs to be on the gender agenda. Best bet, not to use pronouns at all, repeat names, or say "person." Or say nothing at all! "A 63-year-old Perth man has been sacked from his high-paying job after he called a non-binary colleague "he" instead of "they". The case went to the Fair Work Commission af...
On July 15, an intensely ballyhooed study by Andersson et al., published in Annals of Internal Medicine—a journal of the American College of Physicians, claims to find no association between aluminium-adjuvanted vaccines and chronic childhood disorders in Denmark. The slavish, pharma-funded mainstream media, ever eager to defend industry orthodoxie...
The narrative of COVID-19 as a deadly global pandemic, propagated by governments and health authorities, has been unravelling under scrutiny. Recent Freedom of Information (FOI) responses from Northern Ireland, as highlighted by Norman Fenton, Kathy Gray, and Martin Neil in their August 2025 Conservative Woman article, reveal a stark truth: deaths ...
In an age where Europe's soul is battered by the relentless tides of globalisation, multiculturalism, and cultural amnesia, Guardians of Heritage: The Iliade Institute's Call to Action, emerges as a blazing torch of defiance and hope. Published by the Iliade Institute, the torchbearer of the European New Right, this manifesto is a call to reclaim a...
Laurie Wastell's July 2025 Spectator piece paints a vivid picture of a Britain teetering on the edge, with migrant hotel protests erupting from Epping to Canary Wharf, fuelled by unaddressed grievances over asylum policies. Yet, as "tinderbox Britain" smoulders, the Labour government's response isn't to tackle the root causes, uncontrolled migratio...
The Naval Group Hack: A Wake-Up Call for Nuclear Submarine Security, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)
In late July 2025, a cyberattack on France's Naval Group, the state-owned defence contractor behind the nuclear-armed Triumphant-class submarines, sent shockwaves through NATO. Hackers, led by the enigmatic "Neferpitou," stole 1 terabyte of sensitive data, including source code for combat management systems (CMS), missile guidance schematics, and c...
The US National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) of 1986, signed by President Reagan, shields vaccine manufacturers like Pfizer (formerly Wyeth) from civil lawsuits for vaccine-related injuries, funnelling claims into the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP). This no-fault system, designed to stabilise the vaccine market after 19...
We've seen this playbook before, and it always starts with supposed good intentions. A crisis is identified. The state steps in with sweeping powers. And before long, that temporary "emergency measure" becomes a permanent tool of control. Today, in the name of mental health, America flirts with the same descent into authoritarianism that characteri...
I recently had a pub discussion with a young white Aussie. He was into something called "the black pill," on YouTube, with one non-white guru, whose face we never see in his videos, promoting "lookism," appearance is everything. This is all centred around picking up girls, known as "Pick Up Artists." However, unlike the usual scammers, which now in...
