The progressive Left in 2025 looks exactly like a dying animal that just discovered it still has claws. It's vicious, loud, and willing to tear everything apart on its way out. That's why so many people read pieces like Allan Feifer's "Why the Left is doomed" and think, "Yeah, but they don't act doomed." They act rabid. They're both right. The Left...

Gather around the UK fiscal funeral pyre, because Sir Keir Starmer's Labour regime just lit the match. On November 26, Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled her autumn budget, a £26 billion tax tsunami that shatters election pledges, supercharges welfare bloat, and funnels billions into migrant mayhem and digital dystopia. No, it's not a stealth raid; ...

Cast your eyes upon the rubble, not the craters of 1940, but the cultural craters of 2025. Lars Møller's searing essay in Destroying Civilization lays it bare: The Luftwaffe's blitzkrieg on British cities pales against the post-war blitz of modernist maniacs who bulldozed more heritage than bombs ever touched. Victorian masterpieces, Georgian grace...

Let's be honest: most political commentary is noise. Then, every once in a while, someone walks on television and drops a cold, clinical description of a political strategy so brutal that the studio lights almost feel too bright. That happened on 25 November 2025 when Stephen Miller went on Jesse Watters Primetime and explained, in under two minute...

Ladies and gentlemen of the thinking class, if any of you still exist amid the rubble, behold the smouldering wreckage of Western higher education. Once the crown jewels of civilisation, engines of innovation that birthed the Enlightenment, cracked the atom, and mapped the stars, universities now stagger like bloated zombies, riddled with debt, ide...

Based on a scathing critique penned by John Leake, Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, stands accused of being "completely dissociated from reality." Her November 25, 2025, speech to the EU Parliament in Strasbourg is lambasted as a pinnacle of nonsensical policymaking, reminiscent of the hubris that drove Napoleon and Hitle...

If you thought the Cold War was the pinnacle of shadowy superpower skirmishes, just look at the gray-zone nightmare Beijing's been brewing. No tanks rolling across the Pacific, no hypersonic missiles streaking skies, yet, just an insidious creep: Farmland snatched near our nukes, borders breached by thousands of CCP-linked migrants, bio-pathogens s...

Eight hundred years ago, in the water meadows of Runnymede, King John was forced to sign Magna Carta. Clause 39 promised that no free man would be imprisoned or punished "except by the lawful judgment of his peers." That single line birthed trial by jury, one of the greatest inventions in the history of human freedom. It took power away from kings,...

Australia, the sunburnt country that once powered its homes with the black gold dug from its own soil, is now staring down the barrel of its own energy Frankenstein. The latest government report from the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO), the 2025 Transition Plan for System Security, drops a truth bomb that's too hot for the net-zero evangel...

They call them "conspiracy theories." The phrase itself is a linguistic cattle prod, designed to herd the sceptical back into the pen of approved opinion. Yet the last five years have delivered one of the most spectacular vindications of so-called conspiracism in modern history. What was once dismissed as paranoid fantasy is now simply Tuesday's he...

The global vaccination campaign promised salvation but delivered silence on its fallout. Now a ground-breaking peer-reviewed paper drops like a quiet bombshell: COVID-19 Vaccine-Induced Subclinical Myopericarditis: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Clinical Management. Authored by epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher, MPH, and his team at the McCullough F...

Few moments crystallise the tension between profit-driven innovation and public health accountability like Pfizer's recent Phase 3 trial for its mRNA-based influenza vaccine (PF-07252220). Touted as a next-generation leap from the COVID-era mRNA playbook, the shot promised superior protection against seasonal flu strains. Yet, as results trickled o...

Swirling in the debates of modern politics, few phrases capture the tension quite like "reaping the whirlwind." Borrowed from biblical imagery and popularised in political discourse, it suggests that actions sow their own destructive consequences. Clive Pinder's essay (link below) argues precisely this: that the rise of populist Right-wing movement...

One of Ordo Iuris' experts is a Frenchman who has been living in Poland for a long time and who, a few weeks ago, shared with us his shocking observations on the similarity between the current situation in Central European countries and the situation in France during his early youth. This reflection was prompted by two events: the annual Independen...

Here in the overheated arena of American identity politics, few statements cut as raw as Wajahat Ali's recent YouTube monologue. The New York Times contributor, podcast host, and self-described "brown person" didn't mince words: To white Americans clinging to what he sees as supremacy (= existence), "You lost." Delivered on November 29, 2025, Ali's...

We often hear demands to ban so-called "hate speech." Negative remarks about various groups, including women, black people, homosexuals, Muslims, can it is alleged, have a negative effect on members of the group who hear or see the speech. It encourages people to hate them and cements negative stereotypes about them in people's minds. In addition, ...

President Donald Trump dropped a bombshell on Truth Social. He declared his intent to "permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries" to let the U.S. "fully recover." This isn't a casual tweet; it's a sweeping policy pledge tied to the fresh wounds of a tragic ambush on two National Guard members near the White House, claimed by Afghan...

In the shadow of a world where nearly half the nations, 88 out of 195, to be precise, clamp down on the Bible with bans, restrictions, or outright hostility, the West's obsession with "equalism" and unbridled diversity stands as a monument to self-delusion. Open Doors' inaugural Bible Access List, unveiled in October 2025, paints a grim canvas: fro...

 The verdict is in, and it is merciless. The great modernist gamble, that a continent-spanning republic could be built on the proposition that all men are equal, that blood and culture do not matter, that a nation can be an idea written on parchment and open to anyone who recites the creed, has failed. Not partially, not tragically but redeema...

Flickering in theimages of American Thinker's November 2025 dispatch, a clarion rings out: America, that fabled "shining city upon a hill," teeters on the brink not from external siege, but from the slow poison of unchecked diversity and immigration. "Diversity is where nations go to die;" the piece quotes Mark Steyn, a barb that slices through the...