So, it has happened. Rupert Lowe has announced that his organisation Restore Britain is now a political party and will stand in general elections around the country. In a very well-judged publicity video, Lowe presents himself (truthfully) as a farmer: a man who thinks about the long term, understands the link between effort and reward, understands...
The article from Midwestern Doctor (AMD), titled "Understanding Blood Pressure in a Healthy Way" (published on midwesterndoctor.com and republished on sites like Mercola), presents a critical, contrarian view of mainstream blood pressure (BP) management. It challenges many established medical dogmas, arguing that the conventional focus on aggressiv...
There was a time when being a Left‑wing politician or activist seemed straightforward: identify oppression, condemn the powerful, and rally support around a clearly defined moral axis. The formulas were simple and rarely questioned. Oppression was structural, the wealthy and powerful were culpable by default, and marginalised communities deserved a...
Earlier this week, Tim Tebow stood before the US Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism and placed a stark, unsettling image before lawmakers: a map of the United States almost entirely blanketed in red dots. Each dot represented a unique IP address linked to the download, distribution, or sharing of child sexual abuse material...
The article "What We Now Know About COVID Vaccine Shedding" by A Midwestern Doctor (published March 1, 2026, on Substack) is a deep dive into the author's perspective that COVID-19 vaccine shedding is a real and under-recognized phenomenon. The author, a physician pseudonymously writing under "A Midwestern Doctor," has compiled extensive anec...
The idea that dissent should be locked up is alarming, but not unprecedented. This call has recently been made by Yair Kleinbaum: https://www.jfeed.com/opinions/free-speech-internment-debate. Throughout history, moments of national fear and crisis have too often produced a reflexive response: the suppression of voices that question, challenge...
This claim appears to stem from a March 3, 2026, interview in Moskovskij Komsomolets (MK.ru), a Russian tabloid-style news outlet, with retired Major General Vladimir Popov, a former military pilot and frequent commentator on Russian state-aligned media. In it, Popov speculates — without citing sources or evidence — that China might supply advanced...
The infinite regress of censorship has reached peak absurdity in the latest chapter of the ongoing saga between The Truth About Cancer (TTAC) and the platforms they accuse of orchestrating a "Censorship Industrial Complex." Their new documentary, CENSORED: The Fight for the First Amendment, premiered on February 27, 2025, only to be hit with immedi...
In the swirling chaos of early 2026, amid U.S.-led strikes on Iran following Israel's assassination of Supreme Leader Khamenei, a fringe but fervent belief has bubbled up in parts of the Muslim world: that Donald Trump is the Dajjal, Islam's eschatological equivalent to the Antichrist. This notion, spotlighted in Michael Snyder's March 3, 2026, Sub...
As of 6 March 2026, Windows Recall remains one of the most polarising features Microsoft has ever shipped. Part of the Copilot+ PC ecosystem (those shiny new AI-optimised machines with NPUs like Snapdragon X or Intel/AMD equivalents), Recall essentially gives your computer a "photographic memory" of nearly everything you do. It periodically capture...
The power of broccoli — and specifically its star compound, sulforaphane — in combating diabetes has captured attention for years, with recent headlines (like the March 3, 2026, Natural News.com piece) touting it as a "green powerhouse" that could help "reverse" Type 2 diabetes. The article spotlights sulforaphane, abundant in cruciferous vegetable...
Glenn Beck isn't mincing words: In the wake of the Department of Justice's third and largest release of Epstein-related documents (heavily promoted as a transparency push in early 2026), Bill Gates publicly admitted to two extramarital affairs during his marriage — one with Russian bridge player Mila Antonova, and another with a Russian nuclear phy...
The article from The Daily Sceptic (March 3, 2026, by Ben Pile) captures a growing European frustration: China prioritises relentless industrial dominance and economic growth over policies that could meaningfully constrain its emissions or harm its competitive edge. The piece frames this as Europe "finally waking up," spotlighted by German Chancell...
The article "On the Seduction of War," published on The Focal Points (a Substack under Courageous Discourse, associated with Peter A. McCullough's network but this piece by John Leake), dives deep into the primal, almost addictive psychological pull of war. It's a reflective, philosophical essay blending personal anecdote, evolutionary biology, his...
An article in The Australian (paywalled), reports that Australian universities continued collaborating on drone-related research with Iranian scientists even after a 2023 government directive urging caution or halts on such ties due to national security risks and Iran's military use of drones in the Middle East. Key revelations from the piece and c...
"They are programmed…," Soviet defector and ex-KGB man Yuri Bezmenov warned decades ago about the ideologues we call "leftists." "You cannot change their mind…. You are stuck with them." It's common for people to say today when contrasting our two major ideological groups, "Conservatives think leftists are misguided; leftists think conservatives ar...
During the first year of his second term, Trump has terminated programs that let people legally live in the U.S., limited legal ways to get here, barred people from certain countries from entering the U.S. and paused processing of certain applications for visas and immigration statuses for legal permanent residency. The administration's actions "wi...
The Phys.org article (March 2, 2026) summarises a commentary in Nature Human Behaviour by demographers Wolfgang Lutz and Guillaume Marois (from IIASA and Shanghai University, respectively). Arguing that low fertility may persist and could be good for the economy, it directly challenges the widespread panic over declining birth rates in developed co...
The global economy is still fragile from pandemic aftershocks, supply-chain stress, and rising debt burdens — but it now faces an energy shock that could rival the worst of the 20th century. Recent military action targeting Iran's leadership and retaliation across the Gulf has already disrupted oil markets, rattling economies from Sydney to Seoul a...
The unsaid strategic calculus behind President Donald Trump's decision to join Israel in striking Iran — launching Operation Epic Fury on February 28, 2026, which included the assassination of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and targeted attacks on military, nuclear, and oil infrastructure — may extend far beyond the Middle East's familiar fa...
