In late 2024, Bill Gates sparked outrage by calling India "a kind of laboratory to try things" during a podcast with Reid Hoffman, emphasising its stability as a testing ground for global initiatives. The backlash intensified with India's May 5, 2025, release of two genome-edited rice varieties (Kamala and Pusa DST Rice 1), developed using CRISPR-C...

Australia's decline, as articulated in Letters from Australia and echoed in James Reed commentary on the Greg Sheridan article from The Australian, is not a mere byproduct of mismanagement but a deliberate project driven by globalist forces seeking to dismantle private property rights, national identity, and sovereignty. The Letters from Australia ...

 The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked fears of an existential threat to humanity, with warnings like Eliezer Yudkowsky's in Time Magazine predicting that superintelligent AI could "kill everyone on Earth" if developed under current conditions. Michael Snyder's Substack article amplifies this, citing AI's emerging a...

"Let me tell you how it will be, there's one for you, nineteen for me, 'cause I'm the taxman…" The Beatles' Taxman warned us about governments reaching into every corner of our lives, even taxing our feet. Now, in 2025, Treasurer Jim Chalmers is taking it further, taxing the unrealised dreams of Australians. From July 1, a new tax on unrealised cap...

George Christensen, the author of the Nation First article, argues that the Australian Labor government under Anthony Albanese is deliberately using high immigration, specifically 1.15 million migrants over an unspecified period, to secure future electoral advantages by importing voters likely to support Labor, particularly from the Indian-Australi...

Queensland's "Adult Crime, Adult Time" laws, expanded in May 2025, now cover 33 serious offenses, from murder to kidnapping, for kids as young as 10. Passed after a late-night session in Queensland Parliament, these laws reflect a stark truth: young offenders can be as deadly as adults. Cases like the alleged attempted murder of a supermarket worke...

For decades, the "Out of Africa" hypothesis, often dubbed the African Eve model, has dominated discussions about human origins. It's been the go-to narrative, painting Africa as the sole cradle of human evolution, serving an obvious racial narrative. But a groundbreaking fossil discovery in Türkiye, Anadoluvius turkae, is shaking the foundations of...

"If you get too cold, I'll tax the heat; if you take a walk, I'll tax your feet…" The Beatles' Taxman saw it coming: a government taxing every move, as Paul Walker argues in another blog piece todays. Now, in 2025, they're taxing your sanity with net-zero, a climate crusade that's less science and more psychological plague. As Jordan Peterson warns...

The Macrobusiness article (May 23, 2025) argues for country-specific migration caps, citing Canada's experience with 560,000 Indian permanent residents (2020–2024) and Australia's own data: 259,400 net Indian migrants in the five years to June 2024, and 517,500 over a decade. Author Leith van Onselen warns that such concentration undermines multicu...

I was in the 1960s the same age as John Lennon, and looking back, saw the 1960s revolution kick in about the same time their music went "silly" as my mum put it. I noticed that movies were doing the same thing, addressing themes that should not be discussed in polite company. The conservative world was fast being dismantled, especially regarding se...

The environmental movement, often labelled "greenism" when tied to progressive ideologies, has become a dominant force in global politics, pushing aggressive policies like net zero targets and stringent conservation measures. While these initiatives supposedly aim to address climate change and environmental degradation, they frequently ignore econo...

While there is a small degree of what once resembled free speech about migrant crime in some parts of what remains of Europe: in Germany, statistics show that in 2023 41% of all crime was linked to foreign suspects (migrants), while 75% of all victims were native German citizens, in the UK the Starmer government simply locks up any whites who post ...

Macrobusiness.com.au, puts the case that the Australian universities are acting like greedy corporations. This is of course true, but the social harms that that universities create go far beyond mere greed. To be sure, greed is up there, with the stunning fact of vice chancellor pays, which for most are in excess of one million dollars, dwarfing th...

With articles at the blog today zeroing in on the social harms of Australia's mass immigration scam, it is worthwhile to review the human cost at the street level of bringing in unsustainable numbers of people to create an accommodation crisis. The 2025 election should have seen the Albanese government tossed out, but like a political horror movie,...

Across the globe, a shocking trend is unfolding: Generation Z, the youngest workers entering the job market, are being sacked en masse, branded as entitled, unprofessional, and unprepared for the "real world of work." In Australia and beyond, employers are firing Gen Z hires at unprecedented rates, 60% of American business leaders have axed recent ...

Last week, while getting my hair cut by my daughter's best friend, Carol, a no-nonsense hairdresser, I asked how things were going. Her response hit like a thunderbolt: "I've given up on dating. Men give me the s**ts. They've become like women, little wimps with no real masculinity. It puts women off. At least it puts me off." Her words, raw and un...

The West, led by a hubris-driven United States, is playing a deadly game of "poking the Russian bear" with a red-hot poker, pushing Russia past its stated "red lines" toward a catastrophic confrontation. Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that NATO's escalating support for Ukraine, arming it to strike deep into Russia and deploying advanced mi...

 Australia's healthcare system is buckling under the weight of chronic underfunding, workforce shortages, and critical supply deficits, yet the NSW government has chosen to pour $96 million into a shiny new mRNA factory in Sydney, with an additional $119 million for RNA research. This facility, nearing completion at Macquarie University, is ce...

Australia's renewable energy transition is being hailed as a revolution. In political speeches, media coverage, and government planning documents, we are told this is an inevitable march toward a cleaner, greener, and cheaper energy future. But peel back the slogans, the solar-powered optimism, and the abstract charts, and a very different story em...

On May 19, 2025, a 24-year-old Christian man in Berlin's Wedding district was brutally beaten for professing his faith, a chilling reminder that Christians are increasingly targeted in the West's "diverse" urban centers. Found collapsed at Müllerstraße and Seestraße, his face battered, the victim told police he was attacked by five unknown men afte...