The numbers don't lie — they're screaming. Sperm counts in Western men have plunged 59% since 1973, with motility and morphology following the same catastrophic trajectory. This isn't just a fertility crisis; it's a canary in the coal mine for male vitality itself. And the smoking gun? Pesticides, not just in farmers' fields, but on your dinner pla...
Not that long ago, Volodymir Zelensky was exposed on the world stage in what will go down as one of the most historic press conferences, ever. Sitting in the Oval Office, all the Ukrainian President needed to do was smile for the cameras and sign the deal. This deal offered by President Trump would have provided security for his war torn country an...
Hidden in the grim theatre of modern geopolitics, Ukraine's latest scandal is less a plot twist than a predictable encore. On November 10, 2025, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU), that Obama-era fig leaf planted by USAID to launder Western aid through "reform," unleashed a torrent of wiretaps, raids, and seized cash bags, exposing a $100 m...
Picture this: It's bedtime in suburban Melbourne, and little Johnny, age 6, clutches his fluffy new pal, a wide-eyed teddy bear shipped straight from Shenzhen, stamped "Made in China" on its paw. "Hi, Johnny! I'm Kumma, your best friend forever," it coos in a syrupy voice, eyes lighting up with LED affection. Johnny giggles, spilling secrets about ...
November 2025 marks a grim milestone for the once, but no more, Lucky Country: Australia's net permanent and long-term migrant arrivals have shattered records, with 415,760 souls flooding in during the first nine months alone, a six percent leap over last year's already absurd peak. That's 468,390 over the trailing twelve months, the highest ever t...
Sir Lenny Henry's £18 trillion reparations demand is a moral ransom note written in the language of bad maths and worse history. The comedian-turned-activist, waving the Brattle Report like a papal bull, insists Britain's empire was erected on the bent backs of enslaved Africans and that Black Britons and Caribbean nations are still owed a cosmic d...
November 2025. Sam Altman — OpenAI's boy-wonder CEO, architect of the AI arms race — weds his partner Oliver Mulherin in a low-key gay ceremony that somehow still screams "power couple." Days later, the duo drops $30 million into Preventive, a San Francisco startup that's not-so-subtly engineering the end of "hereditary disease" through CRISPR-edit...
October 31, 2025, in Dearborn, Michigan, America's self-proclaimed Arab-American capital, should have been just another night of plastic pumpkins and candy corn. Instead, it became the day the FBI stopped a massacre. Three young men, all born on U.S. soil, all raised in suburban split-levels, all fluent in English and Fortnite, were indicted for co...
South Australia, 2025. A modest bill to spare healthy 23-week foetuses, babies who gasp, suck thumbs, and survive NICUs, dies 11–8 in the upper house. The headline? "Battleground for the forced-birth movement." The crime? Suggesting that "mental health" shouldn't be a blank cheque for late-term execution. Welcome to the new normal: abortion, once w...
Europe and America are not dying from invasion, plague, or conquest. They are committing slow-motion suicide, encouraged by their own elites. Four self-inflicted doctrines, preached from universities, boardrooms, and bureaucracies, have converged into an apocalyptic perfect storm. Like the biblical riders, they bring pestilence, war, famine, and de...
In a Fox News sit-down with Sean Hannity that's already rippling through the housing-hungry heartland, Vice President JD Vance doesn't mince words: The explosion in U.S. home prices isn't some mysterious market gremlin, it's the direct fallout from flooding the country with 30 million illegal immigrants under Biden's watch. "A lot of young people a...
November 14, 2025. In a move that barely ripples the global pond, Apple's China App Store has scrubbed two of the country's most popular gay dating apps, Blued, with its 56 million users, and Finka, clocking 2.7 million, on direct orders from Beijing's Cyberspace Administration. This isn't a glitch or a market whim; it's the latest chisel in a syst...
Every few months a new survey drops announcing the same trend: church attendance is falling, religious identification is declining, and secularism is on the rise. Commentators on the Left celebrate; commentators on the Right panic. But from a genuinely Christian conservative point of view, these statistics aren't a crisis — they're a clarification....
November 2025, Belém, Brazil, the Amazonian gateway dubbed "Bethlehem" for its fleeting nod to biblical solemnity, serves as the perfect stage for the climate cult's latest pilgrimage. Here, amid the humid haze and echoing calls of howler monkeys, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen mounts the podium, her voice a siren's song of salvation ...
The Biden years (2021–2025) will be remembered not as an era of enlightened governance, but as the moment America surrendered its soul to a sterile, hyper-rationalist ideology, one that pretended to derive every social rule from first principles yet produced a suffocating conformity more oppressive than any medieval theocracy. From corporate dress ...
The BBC, once hailed as a beacon of impartial journalism, has long been teetering on the edge of irrelevance, its credibility eroded by years of selective storytelling and institutional groupthink. As Toby Young's searing Telegraph excerpt lays bare (link below), for many, trust in the broadcaster "finally died during Covid" when it morphed into a ...
In the wake of a seismic scandal at the BBC, where top executives resigned and President Donald Trump threatened a $1 billion lawsuit over a misleading edit of his January 6, 2021, speech, accusations have now surfaced that Australia's public broadcaster, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), committed a strikingly similar "journalistic si...
The United Nations' COP30, held from November 10 to 21, 2025, in Belém, Brazil, has thrust "information integrity" into the spotlight for the first time in the conference's history. On November 12, twelve nations, including Brazil, Canada, Chile, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Belgium, and Uruguay, signed the Dec...
For half a century, medicine has waged a relentless campaign against salt, warning that it raises blood pressure, damages hearts, and shortens lives. Yet, as with so many dietary dogmas, the evidence behind this crusade is shakier than a table with uneven legs. The war on salt began in 1977, when a U.S. Senate committee published dietary guidelines...
The rise of AI-human personal relationships is not just a futuristic curiosity, it's a burgeoning social phenomenon with profound, messy consequences. As AI companions become more sophisticated, emotionally responsive, and accessible, they are reshaping the landscape of intimacy, trust, and commitment. But this shift is not a simple evolution; it's...
