A paper published in November 2025 in the Journal of Independent Medicine (associated with the Independent Medical Alliance, formerly linked to groups like FLCCC), is a narrative review by Matthew Cormier. It proposes a novel hypothesis: that vaccines could inadvertently reactivate latent (dormant) viral infections in some children, potentially tri...
We are inmates in an era where historical reckoning often feels more like ritualistic self-flagellation. The Spiked Online article "The West's self-hatred is deeply dangerous" (published February 17, 2026, link below) cuts through the noise with a provocative critique. Written by an ethnic-minority lecturer from Morocco, it dissects the 2020 Black ...
John Cleese, the 86-year-old Monty Python legend, recently sparked discussion by posting on social media (around February 17, 2026) expressing concern over whether his scepticism toward Islam — self-described as "Islamosceptic" — could lead the UK's Labour government to label him a terrorist. He wrote something along the lines of: "As I am a Islamo...
Heavy metals like lead, mercury, cadmium, arsenic, and aluminium are pervasive environmental toxins found in polluted air, water, soil, certain fish, processed foods, and even some everyday products. Chronic exposure can contribute to neurological issues, kidney damage, oxidative stress, developmental problems in children, and increased risks for c...
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has committed the modern British sin of saying out loud what many notice but few will admit. He looked at the numbers, the pressure on public services, rising welfare dependency, and rapid demographic change, and concluded that something is very wrong. Britain, he argues, has been "colonised by immigrants". The population has surg...
The worst kind of disasters for humanity have a trifecta: they are unexpected, the solution is contrary to inertia, and the crisis becomes nearly complete the moment it triggers. Think of skidding out on a curve when there is ice on the road, for example. You are bumbling along down a road you know well. There may be snow, but it has not yet occurr...
The video clip circulating from Nigel Farage's own mouth is damning. Speaking about the removal of Great Yarmouth MP Rupert Lowe from Reform UK, Farage says: "And that was the moment at which, I realised we just had to get rid of him, and get rid of him as quickly as we could. And I think, in terms of the way we dealt with that, we were probably mo...
An article published by Sage, https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09246479261426743 one of the top five academic publishers, has just been released, not just noting the curious phenomenon of excess mortality and how it happens to correlate with the COVID-19 vaccination programme, but pretty much proving that the jab is involved, by expla...
Every culture and people-group on Earth is allowed to exist... except for this one. But we do exist. And we are important. Anyone visiting a foreign country can spot Americans in airports before they say a word. We walk differently, speak differently, and carry ourselves like we own whatever room we're in. That's not arrogance, it's just breed reco...
The quote shared by John Leake (link below) — often rendered as: "Fortunately, some are born with a spiritual immune system that sooner or later rejects the illusory worldview that was grafted onto them from birth through social conditioning…"—is widely attributed to Henri Bergson (1859–1941), the French philosopher best known for his concepts of d...
The Australian Human Rights Commission's latest report, Respect@Uni: Study into Antisemitism, Islamophobia, Racism and the Experience of First Nations People, shines a spotlight on a persistent issue in higher education: discrimination and its toll on students and staff from diverse backgrounds. Released amid growing national conversations ab...
The Substack post by Adam Mastroianni, titled "I swear the UFO is coming any minute" (published February 17, 2026, on Experimental History), is a lively, quarterly roundup of "unfortunate events in science" — mostly in psychology and behavioural sciences — that poke holes in some of the field's most cherished, textbook-worthy findings. Mastroianni ...
A recent academic work proposes to examine ice — literal frozen water — through the lenses of colonialism, race, and power. According to the scholar in question, the aim was to place "the politics of race and indigeneity and the violence of dispossession and racialization at the center" of how we understand glaciers and snow. This is not satire. It...
The liability shield for vaccine manufacturers — primarily established by the US National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) of 1986 — represents one of the most significant exceptions to standard product liability law in the United States. This carveout funnels claims of vaccine-related injury or death into a no-fault federal compensation progra...
Pickax represents an ambitious attempt to carve out a niche in the crowded and contentious landscape of social media by positioning itself as a "constitutionally protected free speech" platform. Launched (or launching its full app on February 24, 2026, based on promotional materials and founder statements), it explicitly markets itself against the ...
The announcement that young Scottish actress Mandipa Kabana will portray Joan of Arc in an upcoming Scottish theatrical production has been accompanied by the now-familiar language of contemporary cultural justification. This production, we are told, will explore the "power of youth-led change." One can scarcely object to that theme. Joan herself e...
The United Kingdom's move to fine websites for failing to implement age verification under the Online Safety Act marks more than a regulatory milestone; it signals the beginning of a new phase in internet governance where compliance anxiety will shape how speech is filtered, ranked and sometimes quietly erased. What was once debated in abstract pol...
The nightmare scenario we've all whispered about in dark corners of the internet is no longer sci-fi speculation — it's barrelling toward us at warp speed. Michael T. Snyder, the doomsayer extraordinaire behind The Economic Collapse Blog, just dropped a bombshell: AI systems are on the cusp of designing their own successors, kicking off an uncontro...
Here in the US, once hailed as the beacon of freedom, a quiet storm is brewing under the guise of child protection. The "Kids Off Social Media Act" (KOSMA), reintroduced in January 2025 as S.278, has garnered surprising bipartisan backing, with Republicans like Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) joining Democrats such as Sen. Br...
Switzerland's upcoming referendum on June 14, 2026, represents a bold exercise in direct democracy, one that could reshape the nation's approach to mass immigration. Titled "No to 10 Million Switzerland," the citizen-initiated proposal from the Right-wing Swiss People's Party (SVP) seeks to cap the country's permanent resident population — includin...
