There is something almost perversely scary about fertiliser becoming the next pressure point. Energy shocks we understand instinctively — cars stop, lights dim, industries slow. But fertiliser sits one layer deeper, upstream of the visible economy, embedded in soil chemistry and seasonal cycles. When it tightens, nothing dramatic happens at first. ...
The Australian reports, using terms that I often use: Australian farmers are warning the nation is racing towards catastrophe due to dwindling fertiliser supplies and no immediate federal government rescue plan, raising the prospect of multimillion-dollar crop losses and rising food prices and shortages. As grain growers...
The phrase "energy lockdown" lands with a thud because it borrows emotional freight from a very recent past. It sounds like a replay — curfews, restrictions, bureaucratic decrees — but applied not to a virus, rather to the bloodstream of industrial civilisation itself: energy. And unlike COVID, which was at least rhetorically framed as tempor...
Bill C-9, the "Combatting Hate Act," passed third reading in Canada's House of Commons on March 25, 2026, by a 186-137 vote, with Liberals and the Bloc Québécois in support, while Conservatives, NDP, and Greens opposed it. The bill now advances to the Senate. Introduced by Justice Minister Sean Fraser, it amends the Criminal Code to address h...
James Woods, the veteran actor known for his sharp wit and outspoken conservative views, recently captured a widespread sentiment of deep frustration when he stated: "I think that the economy, and the political system, has literally become such a disaster I don't know if it's possible to save it." This blunt assessment resonates with many Americans...
The March 2026 Futurism article highlights a growing problem in American courts: pro se litigants (self-represented individuals without lawyers) are increasingly turning to accessible generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and similar large language models (LLMs) to draft complaints, motions, briefs, and emails. What was meant to "democrat...
A 2023 study published in the journal Cancer (American Cancer Society) examined vitamin D status in 200 patients with advanced (locally advanced, inoperable, or metastatic) melanoma receiving first-line anti–PD-1 immunotherapy (nivolumab or pembrolizumab). Researchers from Poland found that patients who maintained normal serum vitamin D level...
The Iranian state media claim — that over one million soldiers have mobilized or volunteered to turn any American ground incursion into a "historic hell" — reflects Tehran's longstanding "mosaic defense" doctrine of asymmetric, protracted warfare. This rhetoric, reported amid ongoing US-Israel strikes on Iranian targets and threats around the Strai...
Breitbart reports: Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) compared President Ronald Reagan's characterization of the Soviet Union to the reality of modern-day China, telling Breitbart News that the country is an "evil empire" and calling President Xi Jinping a "Marxist." Speaking to Breitbart News Washington Bureau Chief Matthew Boyle at a Thursday policy ev...
The recent UN General Assembly resolution (adopted March 25, 2026, with 123 votes in favour, 3 against — including the US, Israel, and Argentina — and 52 abstentions, including the UK and much of the EU) declares the transatlantic slave trade and the "racialised chattel enslavement of Africans" as the "gravest crime against humanity." Spearheaded b...
The case of Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen illustrates a genuine and growing tension in Western societies between longstanding traditional Christian beliefs on human sexuality and marriage, and modern hate speech laws that prioritise protecting certain identity groups from perceived offense or "insult." Case Details Räsänen, a long-serving Christia...
10 years later, this sobering look at the cost of unchecked immigration is more relevant than ever. The British East End has long stood as the beating heart of London's working class — famous for its docks, bustling markets, pie and mash shops, and the unbreakable Cockney spirit. That all changed during the ten years of Tony Blair's governmen...
Some politicians have suggested that the plan is to stay at home and fuel rationing!! You couldn't make it up! Australians have always prided themselves on being a resourceful people. We can survive droughts, floods, fire and also Mr Kevin Rudd as the Prime Minister and then as a US ambassador, my goodness! But apparently what we cannot survi...
The proposition that access to the internet should be contingent upon adopting a mandatory Digital ID ought to be resisted on principled, practical, and historical grounds. The cost of such convenience is not merely administrative — it strikes at the architecture of a free society. First, anonymity is not a fringe luxury; it is a structural safegua...
A few years ago the mantra was everywhere: "Trust the Science." It was shouted from government podiums, repeated by media anchors, and enforced on social platforms. Dissent was labelled dangerous, anti-science, even immoral. Questioning official narratives on lockdowns, vaccines, climate models, or gender medicine could cost you your job, your repu...
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has unveiled a radical 10-point plan urging governments worldwide to impose sweeping restrictions on oil consumption—measures that would drastically limit personal freedoms under the pretext of addressing Middle East supply disruptions. The proposal, framed as a response to the war's impact on oil shipments thr...
The Jeffrey Epstein saga took another unsettling turn this week with the release and analysis of fresh Justice Department files. Less than a week after Epstein was found dead in his cell at Manhattan's Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) on August 10, 2019, something unusual happened inside the jail. On August 15 and again on August 16, an inmat...
On March 18, 2026, a striking scene unfolded in the São Paulo State Legislative Assembly. Fabiana Bolsonaro, a 32-year-old state deputy from Brazil's right-leaning Liberal Party (PL), stood at the dais and applied dark makeup to her face and arms in full view of her colleagues and cameras. She wasn't performing for shock value alone — she was makin...
The phrase "You will eat the bugs and you will be happy" has become a rallying cry — and a punchline — for critics of the globalist push toward radically altering Western diets. For years, elite institutions, the UN, and billionaire-backed initiatives promoted insect protein as the sustainable future of food: environmentally friendly, efficient, an...
In a recent interview, Breitbart's Wynton Hall — author of Code Red: The Left, the Right, China, and the Race to Control AI — issued a stark warning about the coming "singularity." He described a future in which parents may face an agonising moral choice: whether to "fuse" their children with robots and AI through brain-computer interfaces so they ...
