A recent Daily Mail report revealed a striking trend: in Austria, the naming of baby boys after the Prophet Muhammad (or its variants like Mohammed, Mohammad, Mohamed, Mohamad) has surged 700% since 2000, with one in 200 boys now bearing the name, up from one in 1,670. Across Europe, from Belgium (1% of boys) to England and Wales (3%, with peaks at...
In August 2025, Australia's immigration system stands at a crossroads, fuelling a population boom that drives economic growth on paper, but masks a deeper malaise. Recent data and analyses, including from Jobs & Skills Australia (JSA) and scholars like Salvatore Babones, reveal a troubling reality: the nation is importing not just too many peop...
The globalists. Those shadowy architects of grand schemes, forever tinkering with the world's economic and social machinery like overcaffeinated engineers in a perpetual beta test. If you've been following the twists and turns of their playbook, as outlined in Brandon Smith's sharp-eyed piece below, you'll recognise the pattern: bold proclamations ...
For two decades, we've been told the Arctic is the canary in the coal mine of climate change. Melting ice, we were assured, was an unmistakable fingerprint of human-driven warming. As recently as the 2000s, headlines screamed that the North Pole could be ice-free "by 2013" or "by 2020." The melt was said to be accelerating, proof that greenhouse ga...
There was a time when UNICEF conjured up wholesome images of blue-t-shirted volunteers handing out vaccines and clean water to the world's most vulnerable children, never mind the long-term consequences of the vax. Now, if the latest analysis from the Center for Family and Human Rights (C-Fam) is to be believed, that image has cracked. Instead of g...
When transcripts of Ghislaine Maxwell's Justice Department interview dropped last week, the headlines practically wrote themselves: "Maxwell: Trump Was a Gentleman." After years of speculation linking Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein's sordid world, the woman once called Epstein's "partner in crime" had nothing but glowing things to say about the fo...
The Baby Boomer generation, born roughly between 1946 and 1964, is often credited with reshaping modern society through their cultural, economic, and political influence. While their impact is undeniable, some argue that their blend of narcissism, consumerism, and starry-eyed Leftist progressivism created unintended consequences, paving the way for...
The concept of the "deep state" has long been relegated to the fringes of political discourse, dismissed as a conspiracy theory spun by paranoid minds. However, recent revelations, including declassified documents like the Durham annex and a report publicised by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, have shattered this scepticism. These ...
As the Russia-Ukraine war grinds on, U.S. President Donald Trump has intensified his rhetoric, signalling a potential shift in strategy to pressure Russia into ending the conflict. On August 21, 2025, Trump posted on Truth Social, stating, "It is very hard, if not impossible, to win a war without attacking an invaders country. It's like a great tea...
In a laboratory at Johns Hopkins University, tiny clusters of human brain cells, organoids no larger than a sesame seed, are wired to digital interfaces, performing tasks from playing Pong to controlling robots. As described in Cosmos (March 2025), this emerging field of organoid computing, or "biological wetware," is hailed as a revolutionary step...
Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, a billionaire surgeon and immunotherapy pioneer, has ignited a provocative debate: cancer is not the primary disease but a symptom of a collapsed immune system, with low Absolute Lymphocyte Count (ALC) as a critical indicator. Speaking to Megyn Kelly in 2025, he argued that lymphopenia, an ALC below 1,000 cells per microlit...
In May 2025, Rushmoor Borough Council's attempt to ban Christian street preachers from praying, preaching, or distributing leaflets in Aldershot and Farnborough town centres sparked outrage, but little mainstream attention. As JJ Starky notes in his August 21, 2025, article, this Labour-led initiative, which could have jailed violators for up to tw...
Ah, the cacophonic sounds of injustice, echoing through the halls of Canberra like a bad cover of The Beatles' Taxman! If George Harrison were alive today in Oz, he'd be penning a sequel, screaming about how Aussies are being bled dry not just by income tax, but by a labyrinth of levies that make the original song seem quaint. As George Christensen...
Leftism is not a coherent political philosophy. It isn't liberalism, which values individual freedom, nor conservatism, which safeguards tradition and order. Instead, Leftism is a wrecking ball ideology: anti-tradition, anti-reason, anti-Western. As Noel S. Williams observes, it's a "loony mish-mash" cobbled together from resentment, utopian delusi...
English people don't generally fly their national flag. Flying the national flag shows a need to assert yourself; it implies that you are under threat in some way and that you must mark your territory and rally the troops. Twenty years ago, when I was at university in Scotland, you'd see Scottish flags everywhere. Scotland is a small, relatively po...
In a multicultural society like Australia, where over 800,000 Muslims reside as of recent estimates, questions often arise about how religious laws, such as Sharia (Islamic law), interact with the secular legal framework. Australia operates under a common law system rooted in English traditions, emphasising secularism, equality, and individual righ...
On August 18, 2025, a Vienna Regional Court upheld a €320,000 arbitration ruling based on Islamic Sharia law, specifically "Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jamaah." Two men had agreed to settle a contractual dispute under Sharia, but when one was ordered to pay, he appealed, arguing Sharia's ambiguity and incompatibility with Austria's legal values. The court dis...
A breakfast crime in Britain: on August 16, a 23-year-old British father was handcuffed and dragged away by police in Dalton-in-Furness, UK, for daring to say "We love bacon" near a mosque construction site. His offense? Expressing a taste for pork, a cornerstone of the British breakfast, branded as "racially abusive" under Section 5 of the 1986 Pu...
Freedom once defined Great Britain. Now, it's being dismantled under the comforting guise of safety and progress. What was once unthinkable has become routine, as state power grows and speech is silenced in plain sight. Britain has descended into soft totalitarianism, where free speech is punished under the guise of safety and inclusion. The Online...
In August 2025, a heated exchange on Good Morning Britain crystallised a growing cultural fault line in Britain and beyond. Professor Kehinde Andrews, a prominent Black studies scholar, declared the St George's flag, a symbol of English identity, rooted in "racism," arguing its historical ties to colonialism and its use by far-Right groups render i...
