October 10, 2025, and the NYC subway, once the throbbing artery of the American Dream, now a vein pulsing with venom, claims another soul. Not in some shadowy midnight ambush, but broad daylight at Jay Street-MetroTech, where the hum of commuters masks the primal roar of unchecked rage. Nicola Tanzi, 64, a beloved Italian security guard and churchg...
October 2025, and the quiet streets of Murphy, Texas, hum with a low, ominous buzz. The picket fences still gleam, but the air smells less of apple pie and more of... what, exactly? Myrrh and ambition? In this sleepy Dallas-Fort Worth exurb, where once the only drama was a late HOA fee, the shadow of a new empire creeps: Oasis Springs Manor, a fres...
Welcome to the coliseum of 2025, where thumbs-up and thumbs-down aren't decided by emperors in togas but by faceless bureaucrats, algorithm overlords, and late-night monologists with a microphone and a grudge! Last Tuesday's Senate Commerce Committee hearing, titled, with all the subtlety of a Trump tweet, Shut Your App: How Uncle Sam Jawboned Big ...
Ah, the sweet, satirical symmetry of American justice in 2025. Just when you thought the political revenge tour had hit its plot twist ceiling, Trump back in the Oval, Truth Social ablaze with calls for "JUSTICE MUST BE SERVED, NOW!!!" — enter the Jameses. Not one, but two high-profile prosecutors named James, both now staring down indictment...
Leith van Onselen's piece (link below), offers a passionate and pragmatic takedown of the idea that Australia should hike its retirement age, currently set at 67 for Age Pension eligibility, to tackle ageing demographics and labour shortages. Drawing parallels to Germany's controversial push toward 70 or even 73, he argues that such a move wou...
Charles Taylor's Cosmic Connections: Poetry in the Age of Disenchantment (2024) is a profound and timely exploration of poetry's enduring power to illuminate meaning in an era marked by nihilism and despair. As a follow-up to his groundbreaking The Language Animal, this work delves into the legacy of Romantic and post-Romantic poetics, offering a c...
The 2023 New Zealand census, dropped by Stats NZ on October 3, 2025, isn't just a spreadsheet, it's a siren for those who see a Tower of Babel crumbling in Aotearoa's future. The numbers scream change: "European only" New Zealanders, at 2,790,354 out of 4,993,923, now cling to a 55.9% share, down from 59.8% in 2018, 61.4% in 2013, and a commanding ...
In the damp and musky halls of Western Australia's Parliament, on a crisp September evening in 2025, Indian-origin Labor MP Parwinder Kaur unleashed a speech that ricocheted across the globe like a digital boomerang. Delivered amid a surge of anti-immigration protests, fuelled by housing crunches, job anxieties, and echoes of global nativism, Kaur,...
Hiding in the shadowed salons of power, where champagne flutes clink over the muffled cries of the silenced, "hate speech" isn't a shield against bigotry, it's a straitjacket for dissent. Fresh off Lionel Shriver's razor-sharp takedown in Spiked on October 7, 2025, where she eviscerates the UK's descent into speech-policing purgatory as a "poisonou...
Imagine a nation where the hum of servers drowns out the chatter of checkout lines, where self-driving rigs rumble past ghost towns of shuttered diners, and where the American Dream curdles into a collective nightmare. On October 6, 2025, radical Leftist Senator Bernie Sanders unleashed a report that paints this dystopia in stark, data-driven strok...
Dwelling in the dim corridors of European power, where the hum of fluorescent lights mingles with the murmur of classified briefings, a chilling whisper has emerged from the heart of the continent. On October 6, 2025, Andrius Kubilius, the European Commissioner for Defence and Space, dropped a bombshell in an interview with Poland's Gazeta Wyborcza...
This is a world where memes can topple governments and tweets spark revolutions, so the idea of a nation flipping a switch to silence dissent sounds like dystopian fanfic. Yet here we are: Canada's Bill C-8, a cybersecurity measure dressed in the noble robes of national defence, is barrelling through Parliament with provisions that could let the go...
In our modern world, plastic is everywhere, from the packaging of our food to the fibres in our clothes. But what if I told you that tiny fragments of this ubiquitous material are infiltrating the very air we breathe, lodging in our lungs, and potentially setting the stage for serious health issues like cancer? Recent research has shone a spotlight...
Fellow climate change sceptics you know the drill: every time the temperature ticks up a notch or a polar bear looks a bit sad, we're bombarded with headlines about how humanity's barbecues and SUVs are single-handedly turning the planet into a giant sauna. But let's pause the panic and zoom out to the bigger picture. What about nature's contributi...
The crack of gunfire that felled Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University didn't just pierce the neck of a conservative firebrand, it fractured the facade of a neatly packaged story. The official narrative is clean: Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old radicalised online, fired a single neck shot from a building, and fled, only to be ...
The UK's explosive population surge isn't a benign baby boom or economic boon; it's a deliberate strain on an already creaking system, masquerading as a fix for native decline, but functioning as a de facto replacement of the indigenous population. With net migration accounting for a staggering 98% of the 750,000+ increase to mid-2024 (pushing the ...
As a meteorologist with decades of experience, Andrew Sibley's October 1, 2025, takedown of the UK Met Office's temperature measurement practices raises red flags that can't be ignored. In the rush to automate for cost-cutting, swapping human-read mercury-in-glass (MiG) and ethanol-in-glass (EiG) thermometers for platinum resistance thermometers (P...
The global financial system is collapsing, and both mainstream and fringe economists agree an unprecedented reset is coming, one engineered by the elites who broke it. Wealth inequality is spiralling out of control, with Australia's middle and lower classes hit hardest, effectively locking a generation into economic servitude. The so-called "Great ...
Picture this: You're biting into a ripe, juicy mango, its golden flesh dripping with sweetness, the tropical flavour exploding like a mini-vacation in your mouth! Sounds like a guilty pleasure, right? For years, prediabetics, those millions of adults andkids teetering on the edge of Type 2 diabetes, were told to steer clear of sugary fruits like th...
A stunning self-own for the open-borders crowd: a September 2025 study funded by FWD.us, the billionaire-backed lobby pushing for endless influxes of cheap labour, admits what restrictionists have screamed for years: Mass immigration balloons total GDP but tanks per-capita income for everyday Americans. Titled "Demographic and Economic Implications...
