The article by James Howard Kunstler: https://www.kunstler.com/p/the-wicked-flee argues that President Donald Trump has faced relentless attacks from what it describes as "vicious rogues" within the Democratic Party and their activist allies, particularly through legal actions that the author views as politically motivated. It claims these attacks,...

Water, the lifeblood of civilisation, has long been a source of sustenance and growth, but it's increasingly becoming a flashpoint for conflict. The mainstream narrative, pushed by globalist institutions like the United Nations and amplified by the media, warns of apocalyptic "water wars" driven by climate change. They paint a dire picture: rising ...

The title line is a paraphrase from the socialist Beatles' song Revolution, back in the socialist days of the 1960s. But the phrase comes to mind in response to the recent posting by a Chinese Foreign spokeswoman Mao Ning, who responded to Trump's tariff war with footage of Chairman Mao Zedong, declaring that "we are not afraid." Chairman Mao procl...

For years, politicians, international bureaucrats, and green activists have pushed the idea that the world could simply "transition" to net-zero carbon emissions, as if overhauling the entire energy system and global economy was as simple as switching light bulbs. Now, in 2025, the cracks in that fantasy are impossible to ignore. Even the mainstrea...

The resurgence of the nation-state, with its focus on sovereignty and economic self-interest, is nowhere clearer than in Donald Trump's trade war with China, a policy that's not just preferable to a kinetic war but arguably inevitable given the stakes. This isn't about chest-thumping nationalism for its own sake; it's about recognising that nations...

The notion that mass migration and Western decline mirror the fall of ancient Rome is a compelling lens through which to view our current moment, and there's a strong case to be made that the parallels are not just eerie but instructive. Rome, the eternal city, didn't crumble in a day; it eroded over centuries under pressures that bear striking res...

In a moment that sent shockwaves through a high-level Cabinet meeting, Tulsi Gabbard, the United States Director of National Intelligence, dropped a revelation that could rattle the core of American democracy: evidence, she claimed, now exists proving electronic voting machines have been tampered with to manipulate election outcomes! The words land...

The story: https://www.vigilantfox.com/p/fauci-hit-with-criminal-referral revolves around growing calls for accountability over the U.S. government's handling of the Covid-19 pandemic, with a particular focus on Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Multiple states have filed criminal r...

Picture this: Dr. Tom Shimabukuro, the CDC's Immunization Safety Office director, caught like a schoolboy clutching a crumpled note, stammering that the dog ate his homework. Except this isn't a missing maths assignment—it's potentially critical records about adverse Covid-19 vaccine reactions, and Senator Ron Johnson, the Wisconsin watchdog with a...

You can't make up outrageous stories like this; from CBS News: https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/meta-whistleblower-testimony-senate-judiciary-subcommittee/ The testimony of Sarah Wynn-Williams, a former Meta executive, before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism is nothing short of a bombshell, exposing Mark Zuckerberg's ...

The Australian healthcare system, often praised as a model of universal care, has its own cracks that suggest it's not immune to profiteering and systemic flaws. While it's not as overtly predatory as the U.S. system described in the article by Michael Snyder: https://michaeltsnyder.substack.com/p/33-shocking-facts-that-prove-that there are paralle...

West Yorkshire Police's (WYP) policy of temporarily blocking White British candidates from applying to boost diversity, raises serious concerns about fairness, competence, and public trust. Here's why I think prioritising demographic quotas over merit could lead to disastrous outcomes, and these arguments apply to the whole Diversity, Equity and In...

 The article from The Daily Sceptic https://dailysceptic.org/2025/04/10/are-white-boys-checking-out-of-university/ suggests a growing gender imbalance in higher education, with women making up 57% of UK undergraduates and dominating fields like psychology (80% female), English literature (70%), and sociology (77%). It also points to a cultural...

The Grip of Culture by Andy A. West is an important critique of the climate change alarmist position, striking right to its philosophical dark heart. https://dailysceptic.org/2025/04/02/how-i-blew-groks-mind/ West proposes that humans possess an innate predisposition toward belief systems, rooted in an evolutionary legacy he terms Cultural Group Be...

The article titled "President Trump's Energy Dominance Agenda Leaves Climate Juggernaut on Brink of Collapse," published at The Daily Sceptic, https://dailysceptic.org/2025/04/02/president-trumps-energy-dominance-agenda-leaves-climate-juggernaut-on-brink-of-collapse/ presents a critical perspective on the climate change movement and its perceived f...

Tariff wars, reignited in early 2025 by the Trump administration's sweeping levies on imports from China, Canada, and Mexico, are poised to deliver a knockout blow to green energy initiatives—and the fallout might just be a blessing in disguise. The mechanics of this dismantling are straightforward but brutal. Start with the raw materials: steel fo...

Fresh intelligence in 2025 paints a stark picture: the nationwide anti-Trump protests—over 1,200 demonstrations erupting across all 50 states—are not the organic outcry they appear to be, but a calculated "colour revolution" campaign, meticulously bankrolled by billionaire-funded NGOs, militant unions, and far-Left activist networks. Ostensibly spa...

The Great Replacement looms so large it's almost unspeakable, the notion that Western nations like Britain could vanish within a century sounding like madness. Yet the illusion of continuity persists, propped up by the English-speaking world's reverence for institutions presumed to hold inherent power and legitimacy. Historically, the Anglosphere s...

Ruth Dudley Edwards argues that Northern Ireland previews England's future: a society where the loudest agitators, Sinn Féin and the IRA historically, extract concessions while public services crumble and cohesion erodes. She notes Northern Ireland's 124% funding compared to England's 100%, yet it boasts the UK's worst waiting lists, longest A&...

It has been reported that the UK police have arrested over 12,000 people each year for words causing "offence." The bar is set very low on "offence" and now almost exclusively involves White British making any sort of criticisms of immigration and multiculturalism, which have genocidally been forced upon them, with no democratic consultation, let a...