J.B. Shurk's fiery piece in American Thinker sounds the alarm: The West is bleeding out, not from external invasion but from an internal betrayal orchestrated by globalist elites at the World Economic Forum (WEF), and other such globalist organisations. It's a chilling claim: Totalitarianism, the same beast that produced Lenin's gulags, Stalin and ...

"I wrote recently that people in the West assume that demographic change, fuelled by mass migration both legal and illegal, will soon have deteriorated to a point where there will be no stopping or reversing the process. But there is! I instanced the case of post-Soviet Kazakhstan as an example of how the fortunes of a nation, reduced to a minority...

The United Nations is pushing for the world's first mandatory carbon tax on shipping emissions, courtesy of its International Maritime Organization (IMO). As delegates wrapped up their Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) meeting in London on October 17, 2025, the vote on this "Net-Zero Framework" (NZF) hung in the balance, a scheme that ...

Janice Fiamengo's latest Substack piece hits like a thunderbolt, exposing the uncomfortable truth that female dominance in power structures isn't just a "great achievement" for equality, it's a fast-track to societal collapse. Drawing on surveys and real-world horrors, she argues that women in leadership prioritise feelings, victimhood, and social ...

Britain under Keir Starmer and France under Emmanuel Macron resemble a pair of manic self-harmers, slashing away at their own wrists in a drug-fuelled haze of bad decisions, all while insisting it's "for their own good." The article from the Telegraph (link below) paints them as clownish doppelgängers, Starmer the plodding technocrat, Macron the th...

If you're in the West, it's easy to scroll past headlines about faith-based violence, after all, the mainstream media often treats it like background noise. But the numbers are staggering: As of 2025, over 380 million Christians face high levels of persecution and discrimination, up from 360 million just last year. That's more than 1 in 7 believers...

Mitsubishi Corporation, a titan of Japanese industry, just pulled the plug on three massive offshore wind projects in Akita and Chiba prefectures, citing costs that more than doubled, rendering them financially DOA. This isn't just a local hiccup, it's a screaming alarm bell echoing a global trend where offshore wind's economic pipe dream is crashi...

As of October 2025, the UK's aggressive stance against Russia, once hailed as a masterstroke to deliver a "strategic defeat" to Moscow, has spectacularly backfired. What started as sabre-rattling over Ukraine has morphed into explicit Russian threats, with the Kremlin labelling British assets worldwide as fair game for retaliation. Russia's Foreign...

First, jargon bust: "Dark money" refers to funds funnelled through US 501(c)(3) charities, 501(c)(4) advocacy groups, and donor-advised funds (DAFs), vehicles that shield donor identities while claiming tax breaks. These aren't mum-and-pop ops; they're multibillion-dollar machines. Per GAI and CRC, they create "mutual aid" networks: Bail funds, leg...

Here I will look further into the shadowy funding behind Antifa and the broader "protest industrial complex." If you've been following the news, you caught that bombshell White House roundtable on October 9, 2025, where President Trump got briefed on how over $100 million, possibly way more, per Elon Musk's X quip, has flowed into NGOs fuelling nat...

I'm taking a no-holds-barred, anti-university stance here, biting the hand that flogs me! Universities? They're not temples of knowledge; they're bloated bureaucracies churning out credentials for the corporate-state machine. And paper mills? Those shady outfits peddling fake scholarly papers like knockoff Rolexes? They're the reductio ad absurdum ...

In this post we are weighing in on a metaphor that's been buzzing in conservative circles: the Left "prodding the bear with a red-hot poker, then demanding the bear be shot when it swipes back." It's a vivid way to frame what we see as a cycle of instigation and indignation, policies or rhetoric that create chaos, followed by outrage when the other...

For decades, a simplified narrative has permeated public discourse: Fascism and Nazism are unequivocally "far-Right" ideologies. This label, often wielded by politicians, media outlets, and academics, not only oversimplifies history but also obscures the collectivist and statist roots of these movements. By reducing them to mere insults, we risk mi...

They travelled to Syria to join the most sadistic terrorist group in modern history. They lived under the black flag of the Islamic State, while others were tortured, enslaved, raped, and beheaded. Now they are back in Australia. And the Albanese Government does not want you to know about it. Survivors of ISIS rule speak of public beheadings for al...

You know the phrase "the gift that keeps on giving"? Usually, it's for something delightful, like a subscription box of snacks. But in the world of public health debates, it's taken on a darkly sarcastic edge when discussing the COVID vax shots. The latest? A chilling case report from Japan linking repeated mRNA doses to a sudden, aggressive cancer...

Now I am tackling a topic that's stirred up quite the storm in the UK: calls for £18 trillion in slavery reparations, not just to Caribbean nations but to all Black British citizens, courtesy of Sir Lenny Henry's new book, The Big Payback. Co-written with Marcus Ryder, it argues that the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade justifies massive pay...

The political class, the bureaucrats, the media, and academia have forced multiculturalism down our throats for decades. They've painted anyone who objects as racist or backward. But those of us who've sounded the alarm were right, and we were right all along. When I had the honour of serving the Australian people in the Federal Parliament, I repea...

Australia's immigration story is one of booms, busts, and now, a contentious "Big Australia" push that's pitting public opinion against powerful interests. For the first six decades post-World War II, net overseas migration (NOM) hummed along at an average of 90,000 annually, rarely spiking above 150,000. But in the 15 years before COVID, it balloo...

I have been following our London, if it can still be called that, correspondent, Richard Miller's coverage of The Camp of the Saints invasion by so called "refugees," in boats, chocker full, coming almost every day to the once green land of Britain. In photos and videos I have seen, the boats appear to be very sea worthy, for such short trips from ...

In 1935, George Dangerfield penned The Strange Death of Liberal England, chronicling the pre-World War I erosion of liberal values amid social upheaval. Fast-forward to 2025, and Britain faces a parallel crisis: the strange death of free speech. Once a beacon of liberty, from Magna Carta to the Enlightenment, the UK now arrests citizens for tweets,...