The Clinton Foundation Probes: A Tale of Shut Downs and Suspicions, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The Clinton Foundation, once a cornerstone of Bill and Hillary Clinton's global philanthropic empire, has long been a lightning rod for controversy. In recent years, whistleblowers and investigators have painted a damning picture of financial misconduct, alleging the foundation operated as a "closely held family partnership" rather than a legitimat...

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The Birth Dearth: Why Climate Anxiety Isn’t the Culprit, By Mrs. Vera West and James Reed

The global fertility rate is in freefall, with most countries now below the replacement level of 2.1 children per woman. Headlines scream that climate anxiety is to blame, with outlets like CNBC and The Guardian claiming fears of a "climate apocalypse" are stopping people from having children. In Sweden, the poster child for environmental conscious...

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The True Cost of the UK’s Migrant Crisis: A Hidden Burden, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

The UK is grappling with a migrant crisis that is draining its coffers, stoking social unrest, and eroding public trust in governance. As thousands of asylum seekers, many arriving via small boats across the English Channel, are housed in hotels and private accommodations at taxpayer expense, the Labour government under Keir Starmer stands accused ...

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Moral Bioenhancement: A Slippery Slope to Technocratic New World Order Control, By Brian Simpson

Imagine a world where a pill could make you kinder, more empathetic, or less likely to harm others. Sounds utopian, right? This is the promise of moral bioenhancement (MBE), a new frontier in medical ethics that proposes using drugs, genetic engineering, or brain stimulation to improve our moral character. But beneath the surface lies a chilling qu...

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How Unsustainable Debt and Foreign Wars Will Cause America to Collapse! By Chris Knight (Florida)

Empires rarely fall in a single, spectacular moment. They corrode from within, piling up debt, stretching armies thin, and distracting themselves with endless overseas adventures until the core finally buckles. America is no exception. If you want to see the writing on the wall, just follow the money and the troop deployments. The United States gov...

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Cancel Culture 2.0: Welcome to the Age of the Un-Person! By James Reed

Once upon a time, if a tyrant wanted you erased from history, he sent men with torches and swords. Your books went up in flames, your statues got toppled, and your name was chiselled out of the records. The Romans had a phrase for it: damnatio memoriae — the condemnation of memory. Orwell warned us in 1984 what that looks like in the modern age. Bu...

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Japanese Vaccine Data: A Signal Amid the Noise of Politicised Science, By Mrs. (Dr.) Abigail Knight (Florida)

The Japanese dataset, presented by Yasufumi Murakami in June 2025 and highlighted by Michael Nevradakis on August 20, 2025, claims that COVID-19 vaccines are linked to a surge in excess deaths, with risks rising per dose and peaking 90–120 days post-vaccination. Covering 18 million vaccine doses across 40 municipalities, the unpublished study has b...

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Could an Aussie DOGE Slash Billions in Government Waste? Uncovering Australia’s Hidden Inefficiencies, By Paul Walker and Brian Simpson

The US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), formerly led by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, has sparked global buzz by claiming to unearth billions in wasteful spending, from grants for pineapple juice marketing in Benin to Social Security payments to the deceased. With Australia's federal budget hovering around $700 billion annually and a pu...

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Slashing the Ivory Tower: The Cost of Woke in the Universities, By Brian Simpson

Australia's universities like to brand themselves as "knowledge hubs," but the reality is they've become billion-dollar bureaucracies selling glossy degrees of dubious value to overseas Asians (who become migrants), while hoovering up taxpayer subsidies. We spend $18 billion a year keeping the system afloat, while student debt now tops $80 billion,...

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Ditch the Ivory Tower: Why Australia Should Abolish Universities for a Skills-First Future, By James Reed

Adelaide University's plan to scrap most in-person lectures for pre-recorded videos, sparking a student sit-in on August 25, 2025, has exposed the cracks in Australia's higher education system. If universities can sideline lecturers, potentially making them redundant, why stop there? Why not abolish universities entirely? The $18 billion-a-year Aus...

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The West’s Betrayal of Free Speech: Sacrificing Liberty for the Globalist Agenda, By Paul Walker

In April 2025, German journalist David Bendels was sentenced to seven months on parole for "defamation" after photoshopping a chalkboard held by Interior Minister Nancy Faeser to read "I hate freedom of speech." The irony is stark: a state punishing criticism of censorship validates the very critique it seeks to silence. This case isn't isolated, i...

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Polio, DDT, and the Vaccine: A Red-Pill Autopsy of the Corruption of the Medical Establishment, By Mrs. Vera West

The polio story is taught as the shining triumph of modern medicine, the miracle that proved vaccines could save humanity. It is held up in classrooms, paraded in documentaries, and retold by doctors as the sacred myth of their profession. But behind the polished tale lies a very different history, one of petrochemical toxins, cooked statistics, co...

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The New Star Worship: Astrology’s Return Among the Big Tech Elites, By Peter West

Netflix's new "Astrology Hub" isn't just a quirky feature. It's a cultural signal. A trillion-dollar tech giant now curates watchlists based on your zodiac sign, Aries gets Squid Game, Leo gets The Crown. TikTok, meanwhile, is a digital shrine to oracle cards, aura trends, and star charts, especially among the young. This isn't your grandmother's h...

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Jared Diamond’s 49% Doomsday: Another Apocalypse That Won’t Happen, By Brian Simpson

Pulitzer Prize winner Jared Diamond is back with a shiny new prediction: a 49% chance civilisation will collapse by 2050. Why 49%? It's not 50% or 60%, it's just "scientific" enough to sound credible while dodging accountability. Welcome to the latest chapter in the doomsday playbook: vague warnings, arbitrary numbers, and a call to panic. Diamond'...

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Ghost Moons or Cosmic Dust? Unraveling the Kordylewski Clouds and What They Reveal About Our Universe, By Brian Simpson

In 2018, Hungarian astronomers confirmed a cosmic mystery that had lingered since 1961: vast, faint dust clouds, dubbed "ghost moons" or Kordylewski clouds, lurking at the Earth-Moon Lagrange points, some 250,000 miles away. First spotted by Polish astronomer Kazimierz Kordylewski, these ethereal structures, nine times wider than Earth, but nearly ...

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3I/ATLAS: Interstellar Visitor or Science Fiction in Disguise? By Brian Simpson

Astronomers recently spotted 3I/ATLAS, an interstellar object hurtling through our solar system at an eye-watering 210,000 kilometres per hour. The discovery marks only the third confirmed interstellar visitor, following 'Oumuamua in 2017 and Borisov in 2019. NASA classifies it as a comet, roughly 10 to 24 kilometers across, quietly cruising throug...

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Albo’s Immigration Magnet: Why Failed Asylum Seekers Stay and Australia Pays, By James Reed and Brian Simpson

Australia's immigration system under Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is quietly brewing a crisis that could haunt Labor for years. A recent Senate report revealed a staggering 98,979 failed asylum seekers, people rejected for protection, still living in Australia as of July 2025, up from 68,000 when Labor took office in 2022. With only 10 deportati...

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Curcumin: A Golden Spice with Anti-Cancer Potential or Overhyped Promise? By Mrs. Vera West and Mrs (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

Curcumin, the vibrant compound in turmeric, has long been celebrated in traditional medicine and is now under the microscope of modern science for its potential to combat cancer, particularly colorectal cancer. Recent studies highlight its ability to target cancer stem cells (CSCs), disrupt tumour growth pathways, and enhance chemotherapy, all whil...

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The Transgenerational Crisis They Don’t Want You to See, By Mrs. (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

A storm is brewing beneath the polished surface of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, and most mainstream media won't touch it. Epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher recently warned on The Dr. Maria Show that what we're witnessing may be nothing less than a transgenerational crisis. According to Hulscher, vaccines given to women of childbearing age could ripp...

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The Peace Delusion: Why the World is Sleepwalking into Nuclear War, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

Listen closely to Zelensky's Independence Day speech and you'll hear something chilling. Behind the soaring talk of freedom and unity was not a call for peace but an ultimatum: all of Donetsk, all of Luhansk, and all of Crimea must return to Ukraine. In plain language, that means war without end. Russia will never surrender those territories volunt...

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