Rising Political and Civil Violence in the West: Case Study on Street Violence in Australia, By John Steele and James Reed

Across the Western world, the fabric of civility is unravelling, replaced by a surge in political and civil violence that threatens the stability of once-cohesive societies. A May 2025 Rasmussen Reports survey reveals that 72% of U.S. voters believe civility in American politics has worsened, with a majority expecting political violence to increase...

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Should This Fabulous Old Gal Pop a Baby Aspirin Daily for Cancer Prevention? By Mrs Vera West

So, you're a seasoned lady like me wondering if that bottle of baby aspirin in your bathroom could be a secret weapon against cancer. I get it, nobody wants to mess with cancer, especially when you've got grandkids to chase, if arthritis allows it, or a bucket list to tackle. A post on Mercola.com says aspirin might stop cancer from spreading by gi...

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"If I have a German passport, I will finish you all off” By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

 The question must be asked why the West embraces those who seek, as expressed by the sentiments of the Left-wing activist Ayesha Khan, "If I have a German passport, I will finish you all off." Read it and be astonished. And this story is repeated in various shapes and forms right across the West today, in these terminal times for Western civi...

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Australia’s Great White Replacement by Mass Immigration: How Ethno-Racial Diversity Will Fracture Social Capital, By James Reed and Brian Simpson

Australia's population is changing at a dizzying pace, and the numbers suggest a seismic shift: by the early 2030s, people of European descent—Whites—could become a minority. It's a prospect that feels like checking the use-by date on a carton of milk, as one wit put it. But beyond the raw demographics, there's a deeper question: could this growing...

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Reform UK’s “Reformquake” and Australia’s Potential Awakening, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

Nigel Farage's Reform UK has sent shockwaves through British politics, claiming a historic victory in the 2025 English local elections. With 677 council seats, control of 10 local authorities, two mayoral races, and a parliamentary byelection win in Runcorn and Helsby, Farage's party has declared the end of Britain's century-long two-party dominanc...

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Unmasking the Soros Agenda: Climate Chaos as a Tool for Global Control, By James Reed and Chris Knight (Florida)

In the shadows of global politics, one name looms large: George Soros. Alongside his son Alex, the billionaire financier has woven a web of influence that we critics argue threatens the very fabric of national sovereignty. Through their Open Society Foundations (OSF), the Soros family has poured hundreds of millions into radical causes, with climat...

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Why Protectionism Should Be the Status Quo, By Paul Walker

In an era of global interconnectedness, we're told by politicians, economists, and pundits alike that free trade is the key to prosperity. Yet history shows that no good idea is immune to the corrupting influence of success. When politicians, rather than citizens, seize upon a noble idea and use it for their own gain, the results are often disastro...

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The Poison of Pity: How the West’s Excessive Compassion is Leading to Civilisational Collapse, By James Reed

There's a hard truth few in the West are willing to speak aloud: our greatest modern weakness is not greed, or violence, or arrogance — it is pity. Compassion is not a vice. But when it is elevated above all other values — above justice, truth, responsibility, and even survival — it becomes a civilisational flaw. And no other people on earth suffer...

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Jeremy Clarkson's Warning on Islam and Christianity, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

In a May 4, 2025, column for The Sun, Jeremy Clarkson, a 65-year-old British television presenter and journalist, warned that Christianity is "in danger" due to declining birth rates in Christian-majority countries compared to higher fertility rates in Muslim-majority nations. Reported by GB News, https://www.gbnews.com/celebrity/jeremy-clarkson-ch...

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Why Posting an Offensive Joke Online Should Not Be a Crime: A Millian Defence, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

In the UK in October 2023, David Wootton faced potential jail time for posting Facebook photos of himself dressed as Salman Abedi, the Manchester Arena bomber, for a Halloween party. His costume—an Arabic-style headdress, a T-shirt reading "I love Ariana Grande," and a rucksack marked "Boom" and "TNT"—was deemed "grossly offensive" under UK law. Th...

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Postmodernism and the Opioid Crisis: The Cultural Decline of the West, By Chris Knight (Florida) and Brian Simpson

The article "How Postmodernism Created the Opioid Crisis," published on Contra by an anonymous author, argues that the opioid epidemic in the United States is not merely a public health failure but a symptom of cultural and ideological decay rooted in postmodernism. It traces a historical arc from the unified intellectual tradition of the Enlighten...

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The Case for Criminal Negligence in Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine Trials, By Chris Knight and Charles Taylor (Florida)

Brook Jackson, a former regional director at Ventavia Research Group, has alleged widespread fraud in Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine trials, claiming falsified data, protocol violations, and inadequate oversight endangered participants and undermined the trial's integrity. Her 2021 False Claims Act (FCA) lawsuit against Pfizer, Ventavia, and ICON PLC, c...

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Mobile Phone Radiation and Rouleaux Formation (Red Blood Cell Clumping): A Potential Serious Health Threat to Most People on the Planet Today! By Brian Simpson

A recent study published in Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development on April 23, 2025, claims that exposure to mobile phone/cellphone radiation for just five minutes can induce rouleaux formation—an abnormal clumping of red blood cells resembling stacked coins—in a healthy individual. This finding, led by Dr. Robert Brown of the...

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Beginning on an Optimistic Note: Why Conservatives Should Rejoice! By Fred Pawle (Substack)

https://fredpawle.substack.com/p/why-conservatives-should-rejoice "Phew. That was close! Had Peter Dutton's Coalition won this election, we would be staring at three years of fake conservatives appeasing the environmental lobby, imposing new censorship laws, introducing a digital ID and central bank digital currency, ignoring the toxic National Sch...

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Unifying Conservative Minor Parties to Constrain Labor and Await a Black Swan Event, By Paul Walker

From a Christian conservative nationalist perspective, the Australian Liberal Party's entrenched moderate factionalism, internal sabotage, and momentum toward woke policies make it an unreliable vehicle for saving conservative Australia. The 2025 election disaster, marked by the Coalition's worst-ever primary vote and Peter Dutton's loss of his sea...

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Comrade Prime Minister, By James Reed

  I don't think I could bear to read this just yet, but for those wondering about Albo's communist China connections, here is the book for you: Trevor Loudon, Comrade Prime Minister: Anthony Albanese's 40-Year Alliance with Australian Communism Paperback – 30 November 2024: https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B0DPDN96KF "New Zealand auth...

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The Liberal Implosion of 2025: A New World Order Plot Unleashed, By Con the Conspirator

Ladies and gentlemen, the truth is roaring like a freight train, and we're ripping the veil off the globalist plot to enslave Australia. The 2025 Australian federal election was not just a political showdown—it's the final stage of a sinister scheme by the New World Order to crush the Australian spirit and drag this nation into a one-world governme...

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The Migrant Vote Mirage: Why Labor’s Multicultural Pitch Masks Division, By Peter West

"Labor's migrant vote grab promises unity but sows division—conservatives must fight back." At first glance, Labor's multicultural strategy seems like a triumph of inclusion. In seats like Bennelong and Calwell, the party boasts a 65–70% lock on Chinese and Indian votes—thanks largely to targeted messaging through platforms like WeChat, ethnic comm...

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The Forgotten Workers: How Labor’s Union Grip Shafted Blue-Collar Voters, By Tom North

In the wake of Labor's slick, union-backed campaign, the Australian worker—the bloke in hi-vis, the shiftworker in the power station, the diesel mechanic out in Muswellbrook—has been quietly betrayed. Labor strutted into working-class seats like Hunter and Shortland with promises of wage growth, cheaper healthcare, and a "just transition" to a gree...

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The Youth Vote Betrayal: How Labor’s Social Media Blitz Won Gen Z, By Olivia S.

Labor's 2025 federal election landslide, clinching 53% two-party-preferred and at least 86 seats, wasn't just a triumph of policy—it was a masterclass in digital warfare that captured Australia's youth. From a Christian conservative nationalist perspective, the Australian Labor Party (ALP) harnessed TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat to sway Gen Z vot...

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