China’s War Preparations By James Reed

Michael Snyder, a go-to source for updates on the decline and fall of the West, from a Christian perspective, has given an update on China's war preparations. Australians need to move out of their comfort zone and consider that their world could be changed within minutes, such as a nuclear strike upon the Pine Gap US military base. From the aerial ...

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The Last Appeal of Julian Assange By Richard Miller (London)

Julian Assange, whose crime was doing the job real journalists are supposed to do, has had his legal team seeking permission from the High Court of the United Kingdom to appeal his extradition to the United States. It is widely supposed, that there he will die in prison, perhaps being given the Epstein treatment, found suddenly dead from "suicide" ...

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Social Isolation and the Cost-of-Living Crisis By Mrs Vera West

Their ABC has a thought-provoking piece on the human cost of the cost-of-living crisis. One key aspect of this is increased social isolation, with even the simple things that would have been taken-for-granted in the Australia before World War II, now becoming out of reach. Thus, friends getting together for a weekend cook-out, and some drinks; too ...

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The Inappropriate Touching Humanoid By Brian Simpson

The incident happened at DeepFest, technology event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where the nation's first "male" humanoid robot, Mohammad, made by the firm, QSS, was being show-cased. The humanoid suddenly groped a female reporter who was next to "him." I watched the video; it was a grope in my opinion. There were attempts to explain it away as an acci...

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The Real Cost of Net Zero: Former World Bank Economist By James Reed

Professor Gordon Hughes has just released a report on the economic costs of the UK climate change alarmist net zero, sometimes called zero net, project. The report is published by the Global Warming Policy Foundation, and Professor Hughes is a former World Bank economist, and is Professor of Economics at the University of Edinburgh. This is of rele...

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The Moral Foundation of Discrimination By James Reed

Brandon Smith has given a spirited defence of discrimination. As we know, discrimination is the big no-no today, in matters of race and gender, unless you are dealing with White Anglo heterosexual males, in which case the rule of law becomes slacker, or disappears totally. But in the past, discrimination, even in terms of race was seen as necessary...

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A Lesson for Australia By Chris Knight (Florida)

The thief of intellectual property from the US by China is well known, and has been argued to be one of the main driving forces of Chinese tech. It is not discussed in the detail that it should be because it involves immigration. Here is yet another story, of Linwei Ding, 38, also known as Leon Ding, a Chinese software engineer was arrested for ste...

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Open Season on Whites! By Chris Knight (Florida)

3,300 people have arrested in the UK over race hate, some of whom even quoted song lyrics of songs in the public domain, rap songs that contained the "n" word. https://odysee.com/@thecrowhouse:2/Our-Time-Has-Come:5 However, in Russia 450 people were arrested on similar charges, just to put things into perspective, given the present media mania that...

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The Paradox of Wind Turbines By James Reed

According to the German Greens, such Hesse Green Minister Priska Hinz,"Wind energy makes a decisive contribution to the energy transition and the preservation of nature. It is the only way to preserve forests and important ecosystems." That is why the Greens are fully on board with the destruction of 120,000 trees in the forest of Reinhardswald, so...

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So Much for “Horse Paste”! By Brian Simpson

We can recall how during the Covid plandemic, doctors who prescribed the drug ivermectin, were punished, and soon the drug was no longer available from pharmacies. It was said to be a "horse paste," used for treating parasites in horses, which it is. But, according to my drug guide, ivermectin can also be used to treat intestinal parasites in human...

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Solar-Energy Farming Depleting Ground Water By James Reed

Solar energy has become a sacred icon of the Greens. Thus, to combat this, one of my roles in my day job is to present material showing that solar is far from "ecologically sustainable," and in some cases is harming the environment. In the case of India, solar pumps have enabled farmers to expand production, since they do not have to pay for petrol...

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Safe and Effective? What are They Hiding? By Chris Knight (Florida)

I noticed this little piece from the Naked Emperor, who exposes the fads and follies of the establishment, about the results of a Freedom of Information request made to the US CDC, about its results from a long-term study of myocarditis after the Covid vax. The results came back, with every single page blanked out! Not to be beaten, the UK Secretar...

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Is Bird Flu the Next Big Thing? By Brian Simpson

A story was in the mainstream media for a short period of time, that the US and communist Chinese researchers were working on ways, by gain-of-function research, to make bird flu even more deadly to humans. Apparently the genetically modified virus would be kept in the Wuhan Institute of Virology, and other communist places, and the Wuhan Institute...

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How Abortion Harms Women By Mrs Abigail Knight (Florida)

Joe Biden in his State of the Union address, which was nothing more than a campaign speech bashing Trump, quite contrary to tradition, made it clear that abortion, right up to birth, would be the Democrat electoral thing. The absurdity of this as a moral position was never addressed, he merely wanted to play to the women's lobby, since the majority...

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Icing the Skies? More Climate Change Madness By James Reed and Brian Simpson

The latest piece of climate change alarmism is indeed … alarming! Scientists have been proposing firing sulphur compounds into the sky to help reflect heat from the sun back into space. The problem is that of unpredictable effects, such as altering the monsoons, if done on a large scale, which is that has been canvassed. But another strategy has be...

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Heart Attacks in the Young By Richard Miller (London)

Even the mainstream media are now recognising that heart attacks among the young, under 40-year-olds, is becoming an alarming problem. According to Dr Martin Lowe, a consultant cardiologist at St Bartholomew's Hospital and The Portland Hospital: "Between 10 to 20 per cent of my heart attack patients are now under the age of 40." "In the US, data sh...

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The Finance Minister’s Meaning of “Voluntary” By Brian Simpson

Rebekah Barnett has examined the Australian finance Minister's account of "voluntary," in the context of legislation relating to the Digital ID, which will be "voluntary." It is an exercise in double speak Barnett shows by looking at the Minister's view of the Covid vaccination policy. That too, the Minister said was "voluntary," and even if infrin...

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A Survival Garden for the Coming Hard Times By John Steele

With hard times upon us in Australia, due to the cost-of-living crisis, in turn a product of out-of-control mass immigration, individuals need to adopt survival strategies. Dr Mercola has addressed this in a now deleted piece, and has suggested that people plant survival gardens. This idea borrows from the victory gardens of World War II, which ena...

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Defending the Cow By Bob Farmer, Dairy Farmer

Small scale US farmer John Klar, has done great work defending farmers, especially cattle farmers, from the assault that has been made upon farming by globalist organisations such as the EU, UN and World Economic Forum. This is seen in Europe with the Netherlands being an example; cows have been portrayed as large-scale greenhouse gas producers, so...

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A Culture of Decline: Robert Kennedy to the Rescue! By Charles Taylor (Florida)

Independent US presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. said in his State of the Union response to Joe Biden, that "Neither my uncle nor my father would recognize the version of America that we have today." He listed 21 points indicating that American culture and society is in serious trouble, and decline. Even a handful of these disturbing signs ...

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